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5 1 wW IF-! 1 1 i Li i '-'1 virile ii ilk ii i mi iiiiiir 'iiivi ii A -i erCkeei work sa4 wiliest trwA. In France, KacfaMd aad OifMir, tltoeeends of imm? J. live by the eettoa Industry, la ndefortune ef sauca greater mgUtui tm nra without ran to other head, wea tbe liflkt uiedenaed reestablish by force ths Ue trace, they Imposed I mm, the CklMN wkkl iitaaBryaolaoB.aadInwhiea 0enunenl Ofcte eMW iyaicel aed aMdetjrederioa. eery eae will see that la America tie question altocsOut dlEerenL In determining Aaaeneans mnr with Europe the trad la eettoe, wlU carry te tlmr. along with the spirit of concord, of I rraasretty aad of pnoi, the reeetabiishment of labor, of agriculture, of commerce, of treBBacUoae, and tHMMtlf of public prosperity.

While leaving; to the Abmi leans the right and the car of resolving la, tarter questions In a way to fall their own coavo-jloara. aad without pretending; in any way to impose aa toast either union or separation, Europe sal tat evidently, ia a general interest of hoasanlty, resolve 4Ae eueeUoa of cotton. If not la a definitive laast la a way to relieve nteriag that hare be-'cemo tatelerebte. Ia the state of aoUdarity to which, thank to the plrttofChrlatlanlty, all theaaUonaef the earth are to-day arrived, good sense and equity admit that no thees eaay bring about the rain of (he other. Whoa any profound calamines happea to a country, the aunllm rials of humanity ehUge ail other coutriee to take their part la theee sofferlnga.

America ia therefore obQied, in the name of tbeae principles, to take account, la a certain chadistreal the Earepexa workmen. For oursetwe. we do not aee any other notation to the cottoa crisis than a European intervention, of which the form and the extent remains to be decided, vet which, la leaving to the Americans tbe eolation their National question, shall foralshto the soss-nfaetarers of Europe at least enough material to render possible a serious reriral of labor. Ws shall be surprised if. In the coming leglilaUve ssembiios of France and England, ideas similar to these are not broueht forward and.

In the name of the interests of labor and of humanity, we conjure the Press to examine this point of view of the question. THE FINANCIAL. PBODLBM. fsty of the Government mad the WstHivftTos. D.

Monday, Jan. 2A, 1863. Tat rxhiL or tbi boce ii it eializkd The country is to-day in extreme peril. Every wise patriot fully recognizee this fact, and. Instead of thoughts of giving up the straggle, each Is girding himself up for renewed, more rigorous and still more determined effort to resist and over-.

come the threatened danger of national destine-; tion. It may be questioned, however, whether the generality of thinking appreciate the quarter 1 from whence, at thia boar, by far the moat serious and Immediate peril threatens the national life. Everybody feels that we must have victo- ries ia the field, far more important and decisive thin any heretofore gained, before we can hope to witness the rising of the dark clouds envelop-- fng the future of our country. Few doubt that these will be achieved. Ko earnest and uncompromising friend of the Union allows himself to that the loyal Btatea are deficient in power and resources with which to crush the rebellion, aooaer or later.

Differ though we may ss to the ret- ative merit of Generals, the war policy pursued by the Administration, or the wisdom of military cam- hitherto, we all feel assured that at laet Providence will be found on the side of freedom, and the heaviest artillery." rtMAKOiAL (jckstionb a ax thk most THKIATCSIirO. This well-founded confidence in the military prowess and endurance of the loyal Statea, there Is reason' to fear, is betraying the country into for-getfalness or overslfht of the most real and pres-eatly imminent, point of danger the finances. Without financial means to carry on war, millions of men in anna woald be powerless for good, rhe public credit must be sustained, or it is useless to prolong the struggle for another hour and yet, unless Congress soon awakes from its apparent indifference upon this point, and provides wisely for the maintenance of the public faith and tbe constant repletion of the Treasury, on reasonable terms, national bankruptcy is slmost just at 1 hand, and we must1 be overwhelmed at no dls-' tsnt dty; in political as well as financial ruin. Thie proposition ia not over-stated, and if gentlemen will but give a little time and thoughtful attention to the subject, they must recoil with horror from the abyss on the edge of which we have all stood so long, in ignorant security. The chief difficulty in this whale matter Is to gel members sf Congress to tkink upon the Few tnea have any taste for the dry details of finance.

and members of either House of Congress are so constantly burdened with a thousand lesser but more Importunate cares, that they find it difficult to give tbe needed time and laborious study to such questions. Hence it happens that so many I good men, who are nrally desirous of sustaining the Administration in prosecuting the war until tho Union ia reestablished, have hitherto hesitat-ed to indorse the policy marked out by Mr. Chasx, the Financial Minister of the Gov. srnment-p It is 1 safe to say that if they had given' the time to thorough investigation which the Secretary of the Treasury has expend-' ed upon this subject; had they looked at the luestion in all ita complicated bearings, they -would generally have come to the irresistible eoncluaion forced upon that officer that no safe course is open to them other than that in which the Secretary has had the courage to lead. i staasiTUbt or ock rrrtrax rvatio dxbt thx KACB roa KKPCPIATIOIf.

Let us ask gentlemen in Congress now to examine carefully, and see whether bur nropoaitiont are', not true. If national 1 bankruptcy Is- impending, surely no sane wian will deny that the means of escape fjom that ershadowiog and fatal evil demand his first Jilghest and only consideration, until security has bees wrested from danger. Does any one ioubt the threatened evil Let him reflect that the estimated public debt of the United States on1 heist of Jury. 164, if the war codtinues so oat. Thia as, its tfttUmtirlf I itqvsl ttkt staraomaX debt EmgUnd, though tittle less than half that debt in "amount of principal, euro bears a rate el interest near-1 'ly double that paid by the British But geld to-day commands a premium of forty-' eight per cent, as compared wKh legal tender! rreatury notes.

If its price continues at that point, rises still higher, as It moat, unless the spec. oJatioav la checked by wise legialatioa, of course the natltl expenditures must Increase proporT tiooately. and thepublic debt swell In the same ratio. The remedy Bes in the adoption of meas airea which shall check the Taat inflation of the currency threatened by large additional issues of paper money, and which shall tend tfi iillay the alarm at home and abroad in regard to our ability to maintain the Union and the solvency of the Government. As the case stands to-day, the Goremment has little choice but to press' its legal tender issues upon the market, or stop.

Of course, as a temporary expedient, It adopts the former policy; but no man appreciates mors clearly than does Secretary Chase the impossibility of carrying if on indefi-pitely. On the other hand, local banks, all oret i -4 I the country, since their sutpensioa of specie pay menta, hare also largsly expaaded their paper issues, and under existing temptations are likely to continue doing so. Practically the Treasury Department and the local aaaae are te-dsy engaged in a competing race, to see which can expand the moat rapidly, snd vktck ikU reach fid lankrnjtcv and rewulUtiom most iffiily It Is for Congress to determine whether this shall con tinue! or whether the strong arm of National law hail be interposed to regulate the currency in such manner that Government and people alike may be saved from common ruin. rax CKjrxxa.1. vatiokai.

aaxxiao acHxnt. i I The House of Bepreeentatives has nearly ma tured ita chief Finance bill for the present session do not propose to discuss its features. Suffice it to say, that while the billj as mstured in Com mittee of the Whole, is not altogether in accord ance with the carefully adopted views of Seers tary Chasx, ft is understood that he considers it. on the whole, a fair measure, and one that he can make answer tbe necessities of the pending crisis, provided It is sustained by additional legislation necessary to give due vitality and strength among capitalists, and before the coun try. Chief among tbe still needed legislation, is a bill to rstablieh Mr.

ChasCb Nstkmal Banking schemej which hitherto haa Ibeeu overahadowed iar too eSectnaUy by the4m1uenoe of local banks all over' tbe land. I do not 'mean to charge that Congress is wilfully disregarding the interest of the country out of consideration for those of the banking institutions in their several districts but these institutions have so constantly and persistently decried the Secretary's presenting only ei parte, therefore, inaccurate arguments upon the policy proposed, that gentlemen in Congress have' In many cases insensibly to themselves, so prejudiced against the proposed measure, that they have passed it by aa unworthy of consideration. What is now needed is to arouse snd challenge their attention to tbe financial perils so Imminent, and to lead them to candid investigation, for themselves, of the remedy proposed. Let them not ferret that Mr. Chase's Bsnk scheme receives thorough indorsement and support at the! hands of such men as Hon.EoBxat J.

Wkuxm, who have made the science ot finance in its broadest sense the study of their lives, and who! see in the measure under discussion our only! salvation from financial ruin which latter involves the destruction of ihe Union, private as well! as public bankruptcy, endless war and anarchy. Terrible as is the picture thus drawn. Congress has to elect, within the next four weeks, whether it shall be realized in all its horrors, pr whether, by sustaining the Government and triumphantly ending the atruggle, we shall find success, reunion, peace and permanent prosperity: and happiness. will AXtnoPT rsajnaa-A extras fwakcial 1( suxntssr. If gentlemen do net lice Mr.

Chase's plan, they are at least bound to- find a better one that will atand equally well the test of such careful examination and intense study as the- Secretary has bestowed poo his own proposition, and, at the eame time command mere of popular confidence. It is, at least, the duty of every man who has a vote on the subject, tq exsmine for himself, and be sure of tbe ressons for his faith before he decides that the so-called Bank scheme is' not worthy of his support. The country has confidence in Mr. Cbass The people honor his integrity, know the purity of his patriotism, and have faith in his sound judgment. The least rumor that he may retire from the Cabinet sends a tremor of alarm to the remotest corner of the loyal States.

How then can the people sustain their representatives, if they refuse to listen to his counsels, and persist in demanding that he shall carry on the financial operations of the Government, while they withhold the tools deemed by him essential to the work 1 Is it not worse than absurd to aak him to remain ia his present positionexpect him to make his administration of the Treasury a success, snd yet insist that he shall do it, not by reliance upon such a policy as he believes adapted to the desired end, but by dependence upon' some other; which his investigation baa already satisfied him is totally inadequate to the exigency I i I THX AUK. SCHEME BXAETUT IVDOSSKD ST THE I XXTIKE ADMIMUTEATIO. One word more. The President of the United States, in a recent message to Congress, has practically announced the National Banking scheme as an Administrstion measure. Mr.

Chase's judgment on this special point, is thoroughly indorsed by all his associates in. tbe Government, to whom every detail of the national condition is fully knowaj This is no mere complimentary support extended to the head of the Treasury. It is a well-known fact (and every man may ascertain it by asking1 any member of the Cabinet) that Ac datsmsfrarisw-s km beem mm entire unit upon ikit 'cuution. The President and his constitutional advisers all agree that the proposed Banking scheme is indispensable to the maintenance of the! Government; and they will each and all give it Itheir earnest and hearty support. It remains simply for gentlemen in Congress to say whether they will sustain tbe Executive in so vital a matter, since he has taken his position and the responsibility so definitely.

If they fail to do so, and ruin comes, how will they answer to their children and children's children? The crisis is upon us. It must be met now. Congress cannot safely adjourn unless the threatened peril ahall bav been averted and only one short month of the session remains. Will not the people impress upon their representatives in Congress the necessity for Immediate action In another letter I propose to consider the Secretary's plan, and present seme arguments as to ks wisdom and necessity. g.

TKOH SAN ntAMCiaCO. The French! Fleet Bisected mt nnmatl Sab Fbabuxsco, Tuesday. Jaa. 17. The ateamer I Oregon haa arrived from Mazat- Great activity revwOsd aamiag operations asachiasrr la Souora and Staalea.

Very superior was Wag erected at several stiver salaes The French test was 4aily expected atMaaatlaa. Three thoeaandj Mexican soldiers there, who wukl rstirs assets dlstsnoa tatss aa4 Bsake a stand. should the Fi each occupy rhe dty, which was ee- ImamUm 1 I The Bsakarssjsat sf Acsssles. Tuesday, Jan. 27 M.

Fnrlher nanicnlara of the bombardment of Acapaleo explain the object of the I reach neet to be Wwaat of supplies. Thai Mexicans refused; they could net aghtpe French on the Atlantic and feed them en the Fsciae. The! ships then ceunenoe4 eaterlag the harbor, the Mexicans opened Ire treat the shore batteries and a fort three sauee from the fleet. The shots batteries; we soon silenced, hut the fort maintained Itself. After dastroybuj twelve haadamasiagBXiy.theteet put te seewtta on supplies, the Mexicans oatUuleg their ire Croat 1 Ihntet.

1 -1 I I UTTEB TsVOXj BAEUra BBOTHXU CO. TO 0. X. i aMaTBiAti I' LaVsBsav, Saturday. Dee.zT,I8ei ClarUo B.

MonhmtUZoa Km9.rorks Dxab Sib i We thank yen for your valued letter of the SSth alt, the eoateats of which have had our careful consideration. The nature of our commer-caal relations wfch the Caited States atnrany draws our atteatton to any event that threatens the safetr of the shine a ad carvoea of oar frleada. and we are censlderlng la eonjunctloa with other British mer- enanis wnai steps can be taken to prevent any snips like the JZsSams escastns: In future. atiiag oat of the Almmo is beUevod (altbowrh she was not: armed la a British oort) to be a breach ef the tews of this eouatrv, and we hare every rsason to hope that thoi British Govsramaat will be be watchful te prevent their violation In future. We are much obliged for the kind expressions contained ia vour letter, and wishing you many happy returns of Ike season, remain, i Dear Su, very truly yours.

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The English frigate Cairns left Fortress Monroe this born lag, for Charlestoa, 8. C. steamboat Sisrr was discharged from service yesterday, and returned to Baldmore to-day. Cot. Cass ixxy, of one of the Ohio regiments, who is reported to kave feeea dishonorably dismissed frees the service for drunkenness during the late battles at Murfreesooro, publishes a card In therein-cinnaU Cssisirrcssf most earphaaeally denying the charge, and asking a easnensionof public opinion.

He alleges that he is now suffering froni a serious wound, and that he will vindicate himself la due time. -j Mothers! Are reu ditturbed at nixht aad broken of your rest by a sick child suffering snd cry lax ith the excruciating pain of euttinc teeth? If so. cast once and get a bottls of MRS. WIN8L0W8 SOOTHING! STRCP. It will reliavs the peer little sufferer Immediately, depend upon it; there is a mistake about It.

There is not a mother on earth who has ver used It, who will not tell you at ones that it will regulate tbs bowels, snd xivs rest te the mother aad relief snd health to jths cUIU. operating like maxic It is aerieotly sale to use in ail eases and pleasant to the taste, and it the prescription of one ef tbs oldest and best female iii physicians snd nurses in the United States. Price 29 oeats. Sold everywhere. Over Coats.

II ATT BUSINBS8 SUITS IN ORE ATT TARIKTT. A SS AT I BBDUCID PRICES. DBTI.IN eV Cor. broawwat akd orahd-st. cor, bkoaowat amo warrrk-st.

Mrs. Wtnaleure Boothlag Syra fur ChU- DRKN TKSTHIHO Not only relieves the child from i i pain, but tevlceratss tbe sfaunaeh and bwwols. corrects acidity, and gives tone aad vigor to tbs whole system. Twsoty-flvs eents a Feeri Mettled Bmnp to the best And most economical for laundry and ftunfly ae, being perUealarty adapted for BaaaeU aad all kinds of woolen roads. Msnuiactured and Ur sale by K.

MORGAN'S SONS. No. Washingtoa-sU and No. its West-st. i Also FAMILY: PALK.

sod No. 1 Soaps. The beet Work Billiards Kr PaUIhi. Prioe. only cents.

THE IL.LC81RATED HAND. BOOB, or BILLxABitS. br MiesABX Publak and M. Ciaimm ik-ik a. This ia a mint ef wealth to thaa wha desire a proficiency in the lepsnt gams ot billiards.

It is nu ot Hiuscrscisns ana papaisrisea instructions, ny the two eminent professors. Mailed free, on receipt of price. AddreM PHELAN k. COLLENDER. No.

1 Kew-Tork. if Diseases of tbe Nerveas, Heminavl, Urinary, aad ttexaal rare ink. New and reliable trmtmiDL in Reports of tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent ia sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Address DR.

J. SKILL1 HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Philadel phia. Penn.

i Claea la BlerCrw-PaTrbolaay On THITRSDAT EVENING. at Clinton Hall. Maaara BRITTAN and FISKE will lecture and experiment THIS EVENING upon persons in a perfectly wakeful state, as above. The Palaser Aran and Leg- B. FRANK PALMER, Inventor and patentee Aitor-place.

(ground floor) N. Philadelphia and Boston. Only houses of Palmer A Co. Avoid imposition by calling on tbs inventor. i Trwsses.f-Dr.

RIGGS'HABD RUBBER MULT! PE DAL TKDS3 Invites the most searching criticism. This fnatrument an a Varicocele Truss may be seen at Dr. Rlgsa' Office, No. 1 Bare lay New-York. Cans.

Baalaaa. Inverted N'alla. Kalarsra. Joints, and all Dissases of the Feet cored without pain or iDSonvenience to ine pattens, oy ir. ZAUttAKlK.

Burgeon Chiropodist. No. Broadway. i Second-II aad Safes ror tale i CHEAP FOB CASH. At No.

100 Maiden-lane. Morteas) Ctald roaow Pricea to suit tbs pocket pons ts suit naae ot every wruer at Ne. htat 'lane. Call or iactoosi stems for circular, with an- gTSTiass ef all stses and styles. i i MARRIED.

sowar. Paimrs. On 1 Saturday. Jan. IT.

tr Rev. Henry Ward Beerher. of Brooklyn. J. woosass Baowa and Miss Hiui M.

PsTLLirs. both ef this City. Coss Uhlhoss Da this City, on Tuesday, Jan. 27, by Rev. Joseph Brewster, of New-Hsven, Jams B.

Cobb, of Hartford, and H. eldest daughter of the late C. F. 1hlhom.of this City. DIED.

Bbowh In Tonkers. on Monday. Jan. 38. of scarlet fe ver, RtrsstLL PiacT, youngest child ef Samuel R.

and Mary B. Brown, sred 3 years. The relatives and frieaes of the mmilv are invited to attend his funeral, from the residence ef his parents, in Yoakers. on Wednesday. Jan.

IS, at 10 o'clock A. M. Carriages will be in waiting at tbe depot on the arrival of the o'clock train from Caamhera-st. Coay wsil In Brooklyn, en Tuesday. Jaa.

37. Mrs. Art Cnsviu. widow of the Ute Join Cornwall, of Bempat rt. U.

Ojred S3 years. Thefunoral wUl taks place at 4 o'clock P. on Wednesday. Jan. at th reside see ef her son-in-law.

Thom as Welwood. No. it Adeiphi-st Brook Irs. The rels-uves and friends ef the family are respectfully invited te attend. Her remains will be taken for Interment to Hempstead, L.

ob Thursday mors inc. Cel. In Brooklyn, est Sunday evening, Jan. SS, at his reeMenes, la Reary, corner of Amity-sU, Job Cox. aged Tbe relatives aad friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ Ceurra.

cor- aer Harroon, a 3 o'clock r. on Wednesday next. Gkssa. la Camden. N.J en Monday.

Jan. 96. Wrt-traM O. fiasas, son ef the mte William H. Green, of this City, aged years and months.

The relative and friends ef the family are respectfully invited te attend his funeral, from the residence ef his grandmother, sirs. K. usees, afo. tj west uta-eL. on Thursday.

Jaa. SS. at IS o'clock: M. Hovaa. la New-Bridge.

N. Jnea Tuesday. Jan. ST. Iba 8 wast, sea ef Ira and Emma Hover, aeed ssontbs and days.

The relatives and frieadssf tbejamfly are rsspoetfuUy invited to attend the funeral, thisv Wednesday) sRernooo, si i e'dock. from the residence of ls grmnrtfatbsr. Aaron Bwaiis. he. IS East lMh-sc.

sj- Hndaoa ana cataciti papers pit see copy. lKSKiv-Ia Wlllismshuwra. oa Sunar nUrht. Jaa. 35, ad bis rssidwwns in near Leonard.

Mr. EawAaa 8 Isssir, ia tee rata year or eisaee. Tsa lanaeal ass th.es will bo ptrn med on Wednesday. Jaa. X.

at I e'dock P. hL. at the Gothle M.E Church. of Grand aad Ewan sou. l.

s. amds ef the daesaaed aad family are imutilfaily iavsMtoatSoad. Lam. tn thai City, on Bunoay, waa. m.

w. wotbu. Laa. a native ef tbe Cttyof Baltimore, of a lingering in Otm Otv aad fa Waltil wiQ daepiy regret his early doraiae. The fnneral Wulmke plsoe from his lata residence.

No, nchurch-eb. en Wed- aesday. Jan. as, itcMcir.a. aus sjastntsaces aesitspsutfuUrreq mains yji be interred la Greeni S8T irimnrt psawrs Wa i turn cw aaaoat -in this Caxy.a Monday, Jan.

3S. at bar hUe aidrarr Ma 21 Weat Mrs. htaatA MaSSQUT. aged so years, mouths sad at days. The relaurea and frienne aC tbe temfly.

slss tbssaem-hers of tbe Od-et. M. E. Church, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this snorniag, at o'clock, beat tbe Cburch, wKhoot farther inritation. Bar mains wiU be taken so Gtounwood forinim mtul.

Matskb, In thlaCity.oo Monday, Jaa, of evoup, rasassjcx aaly soa of FrodeSek B. aad KUea P. Mather, aced 1 rear and t7 days. Funeral servioss at No. Us East Wednesday.

Jaa. sa-ai e'dock A. M. The rimerus wiU he re-morod to Coanecticnt. Miexxs-ln this City, ou Sunday nssrnter.

Jaa. IS, suddenly Boa. AxaaxsrU.hUoxu.ta the Wth year of nia asa. i i i HMramtiTesaad frieada. and those ef his famCy.

Sro reanectfuUr invited attend his tuasctl. from ha) late 1 I aiatwB a insninai a a 1 at e'eleck A. Mi without KsrtVol aetiea. Cars IiVtw TanVis iTirTa itu m. New-York, at o'etoek.

Csrrtaeus will be Ss at Flashing en Ike arrival ef the ef tee stock traia, exAws -Ia Saa FraatisrwrO sas MeFsaxAsa. UUof New-Terk. aged fyears. sju In Braoklya.eu Boadub. Jaa.

Sa. Mssas i McrsaLAvn. XLTsouasMc asT, boiovvd wifti of Earaa O'BrirawaaA daughter ef Wil-ilsm aad Maramret Johnston, aged Tbe relauves and friends are inylted1 seOttead flu fu-aeral. from No. 2S1 Hlcks-ethenee te 81 Fa-ters Church, corner Warren aad Hkf sts Wednesday afternoon.

Jsa. as. at e'dock. Thersmaiwe y111 he in Served ia the Cemetery ef the Holy Cross. Flat bV ah.

i Pnj laBeaoaiyn-an Tatortsy. JanvXr. Jeaur JI.rnA, ef mombraaeouseroun, only sou ef Henry B. asW Euaa Pill, aged years. mouths and 2S daya.

1 The funeral win take place from the residence ef his grandmother. Mr. Willlngtoa. No. SI Poelar-eC, Brosk-Jya.

on Thursday. Jan. XS. at 3 o'clock. i sueuaasoou On Monday evening.

Jaw. m. or osagos-tien of the brain. Josa Kbtt, only son of CharlosO. and Martha Richarusoo.

aged 13 months and SO daya. Funeral from No. 36S West Z3d-aC en Wednesday, Jan. S. at 2 o'clock.

i Su rrsIn this City, ea Tuesday. Jsa. 17, Wasutsutom wttb. la tbs Uth year of his see. Tbe reiativesand b-wnda of tae ntmlly are lesueUfutlr Invited te attend tbe funersl.

from bis late restdeoee. No. XSS est Mth-ot oa Tbarsday. Jaa. 2.

at 1 e'eleck P. Hm witboat farther tavitatkon. Otibib la Irviagton. Wosteheater Co N. Jossra Srasub formoriy a residoat of New-York CUy.

aged 4 years. The funeral win take place this day, Jan. SB. at BU o'clock, from Trinity Church. New-York.

KelaUveo and frienda are invited to attend. i Sawtbu. In this City, on Tuesday morning, Jan. TT, Ikit Gaits, wife of Win and 3. Sawyer.

Tbe relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from ths residence of her brother. Carr Green. No. 193 near 6th-ay4ea Thursday morning. Jan.

39. at 9H o'clock. 1 Woepavrv. Hi Brooklyn, on Monday. Jaa.

St. Msar wile of Franklin WoodruE, in tho 30th year of her eaaTTS i Their ariaads are invited to attend her funeral, from No. 102 on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock P. M. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF MURRAY.

EDDYA C0.8 KENTUCKY AMD MIS SO CM STATS LOTTERIES. Ksytcckt. Ezra A Class 45 Jan. 97. 1863.

29, 7, 21, 81, 10, 66, 4, 14, 73, 64, 62, 0,45. Kxbtccxt.Clau 4a. Jan. 37, 1863. 15, 48, 13, SS, SO, 2, 1.J2, SI, 46, 67, 64.

Circulars sent free of charge, by addressing either to MURRAY, EDDY A Covington. or St. Louis. Ms. LOTTERIES.

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Three, Frro and 8ix Dollars Set. EO. O.ALLEN'S. No. 43S Broadway, oao door below Canal-st.

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The Last Day. I llcst ratios. Hobkis Why. Us yeans; THE GUNBOAT E83EX. THE POUCEMAN'S CHRISTMAS TRAMP.

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H0KE3 ra THE HEAP, CATARUII CaJUEi Dil VOM EiSEMBEltG. Free the Journal ef Cemmareer Exctrtas News soa rss DsAr-Aa tussi umsat safTod Dr. Von Eisenberg'i Air Passage Expander and Regulator, a gigantic machine, weighing aearty ffrs kaadrwS psands, about flrs feet la a most weadsrful ax-paratas tor rostorieg eight aad beariag. has last arrived for Dr. Von Eiseaberg, the eelebrated OoaUat aaAAar-1st, aad will be oa exhibition at the Doctor' wrnee, M.

Sl Broadway, for a few days previous te Its user The rn-BttumeBt teceastrucUd decidedly on the most scfeatine principles. To give a detailed description woaM reeuire a greater spaos thaa we caa aow spare. OurOsullst aaA Aurtst seems te do everything la the Itao of hn pree sloa on a gigantic seals. The new Instrument for restoring hearing te the deaf and eight to the blind ieoeeea-atruatad that it cannot fail te opea the most sbst attsS airpsasage. jHUnew ooosalting rooms.

No. SIS Bsoae way. are oorrespondwgly asagniBceat, aad hUyraetiee as Aurtst aad Oculist large end eminently easumuM j'j f' NxwTosfcJalyUlsaar This eertlnes that my mother has been tor seme trmeasv eicted with partial deafness, suffering fromeaavea rumbling noises la the head, together with other ladlesr ttoas of a fefaf toss ef hearing- Dr. Yea Earns org ro aarred from her ears a greet o.eeattty ef matter, tsgethoe with ooagumted bteod relieving her tostaotaneeusiyt. aad alt wttbout paia.

ItUwtth grateful thanks AhatE girt this testimony to bis skOL 1 CARROLL J. POST, Be. MBouta-et-! 1 Hsw-Toix. June lt.ln. I bare Boours te add amy testimony a the at bar of others which Dr.

Yea Eieen berg's great ok HI already gained for him. I was suffering from accompanied by a very an pleasant diseharge ear. The Doctor operated upon my ear. rsmoytey-a polypus with a gentle nee that fully demonstrated the snV doncy of the scientlae system peculiar te til was If I eao completely restored te hearing. I JOSEPH MANNING.

Be. 1M West ma-sk. Nsw-Yesx. Juno le, is I have beta for many years afflicted with compeaied by a rearing noise la my head, for mentor which I placed myself under the eareaf Dr. Yen-Sternberg, and am happy te say that fa this ease the Dee-tor ha shown that (kin and knowledge which has plased.

him at the bead of his profesrioa. I do. thai uf or with tbe utmost confidence, recommend any one slWIrted with deafness te pltcs themselves under hi case. HENRY BROWNING. No.

Stl West Stth-wU I Naw-Yoax. Nor. a. lats. Da.

Von Bfaasaaae-Deer Srs Bssare Uklag leave you, after your most aucosssful operation on my ear, at- low mo to express my siasere thanks that, by your scientific surgical performance, I am eaablsd to hear diMtmctlp. aad enjoy a pleasure of which 1 have loag bees deprived' over a year. May you- be rewarded by being oasbleeT-te perform assay aisaiiar. te benefit other aunsrera.aad to your ewe emolument fi- i Allow me to preseat my kindest regards, and Sawuse you of my grateful remssnbranns. Beapootults, A.

MeDONAl.p REYNOLDS. Captain Marines. United Nsw-Yoxx. ApiHU.iW. 1 I have great pleasure in testifying te the cosapiete suc cess of Dr VON E13ENBERO.

1 have born eaUoteB withdBsfaand aeioss ia tbe head for aeveral years, with asasqr I Indication, ef a total loss of has ulna, Dr. VON EISENBERO has surpassed my belief ta his skill-ful rreetmeat te care ate ta so short a Unas, aad I asm. abundsmtly satisfied, i 8. Mo. US AtUntio-eC.

SouU prooMya i Naw-Yoax. Bay n.tatd. I nh te baine able te certify teat I' have enffered tar a tear time from Sclerotitis, aad asm- ly com piste, less of sight. I nave i piotecaro. From tbe skiUfal areatmeat, jrreat ear oaA atteatioa which I esporienead from the Sector.

I have-no hesitation ia recommending all those euiferioB from diseases ef the eye to place themselves under Dr. Voav Eiaeabers a car, with a certainty of being com slowly cured, i lahali be happy te bearpertonal testimony. JOSEPH WALsUUtt MTtnafH NOR- TTIB BXHAIB! were, inch by lactv of -eil bs debility will kill as tartaialy, fbouxa aaav se euiekly, a a ragi aw; lever. Is eaked how the wear is saade strong 2 ths stutsded sesf smg ana re-a the sb alii rednod wiabvttal lai iSJ We aa sailswrntlag imMBrlasI gtvea se te saaa. from tAe iastlfu tns ef the art ex as the susesat hour, awt oao haa wrought, seen ta tho wares' ristornfiou as I I OSTETTEaVB- CBLEBBATBB STOMACH BIlTKXBv toakof bsak.

dwa rSTBaBsans. atresjsavwaimertl SNtareM stsadealsae the grsU awasneref tAe.psru--d ahwateaa. It awt only awaksaS the shskeal as lasss- as it were. lMaatwarka of vitalky. Tbe tba broken aworaef Been asxee.

arei to try tt. They wiB ssuauudey find tta seaoeat aaip ta nf (gasUMO. XtrwA. mm aaa aawaee NOI7END10 WATCB CBaCIS. New Ssytos esee tow as Three BuOexa.

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Jan. M. HooAsuar-aera. man of Broadway and X3dVat oeask. Diseases of the Ev as well as vtstung instsriinsns, nos waiyvnavw bw but my ease was yivea up as ineurabls.

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