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of the country, for want of economy and prudence, was in such a condition that it grieved e Ame- rican CE and poet iat tN peng strike out $50,000 and insert for the coast survey. (Loud and num cries of |“ Question,” “ Question,” “Rise,” “Rise,” “Go on,” “ Its three o'clock,” ‘I want my dinner,” “Don’t rise—we want to tire these fellows.out ”) Mr. of Massachusetts rose to speak, but the cries of “ Rise,” “Rise,” “ Rise,” were so loud and numerous that he gave way, andthe com- mittee rose without taking the question. One or ,two papers twere jreceived jfrom ‘the De- artments. ‘ Mr. Wise effered a resolution calling on the See- retary of the Navy to know what he had done, e relation to constructing a Floating Dock at | ° Brooklyn (N.*Y.) Navy Yard. ;This "was i 5 every thing looks favorable towards our having one of Gilbert’s Floating’ Docks there,‘which the Navy officers here say isthe world, The question wou! peobebly, ave been taken on the supeienes: Bill to-day, but the eant-at- Arms has made arrangements to get $50,000 to $100,000 from the Banks here on the strength of this measure, and to-day he paid many of the members their mileage and two weeks pry 3 80 they are flush just now, and may talk a wee! set on the Bill. Oliver M. Lownds, Esq. and D. D. Howard, Esq. a Nigel gives his second concert next Mon- day. ALPHA. Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasuineron, Tuesday night, Dec. 21 The Senate—The Treaty—The Somers’ Mu. tiny—The Repeal of the Bankrupt Law. Another day in the third week of the’short session has elapsed, and nothing has been done in either house. in the Senare, Mr. Berrien reported a bill for the relief of Samuel Swartwout’s sureties, which was referred. Mr. Evans reported a bill for regulating the foreign currency of gold and silver, and also for regulating the currency of the United States. Mr. Bates reported a bill for allowing a compensation to Pension agents, and for continuing the office of Commiesi it Pensions. Mr. Bayard presented Ceenerlar ies the Bank of the Metropolis pray- ing for a modification of its charter. A slight de- bate then up between Mr. Benton and Mr. Archer. . Benton again brought forward his resolution calling on the President forall the details of the Treaty relative tothe African Squadron, and denounced aty, and the§ President, and Mr. Webster in a violent manner. Mr. Archer said, the President had no information to give, more than had been given. Mr. Benton said there hud been a correspondencefbetweenjMr. Webster and Mr. Cass. and hegwanted that, and every matter connected withjt. Mr. Archer denounced!Mr. Benton’s move- ment as intended only for the sake of harrassing the President, andithat he could not bring forward his criminating resolutions against Mr. Tyler, by any such*side winded tmovement as that. After some turther{desultory4remarks, several Senators ex- ressed a desire to enquire further into the matter, aus the subject was Saapoued till Thursday morn- ag. The Senate then went into Executive Ses- sion. {x rae Hovss, the first movement was made by Mr. Guinn, who offered a resolution calling on the President for all the information he possessed rela- tive to the late mutiny on board the brig Somers, the number of men hung, &c. &c. Mr. Wise opposed the resolution, as a Court of Inquiry would be ordered immediately, when the whole subject would be examined. 3 The House refused to entertain the resolution. Mr. Firtumore then moved that the House go into a Committee of the whole, and take up the Appro- Priation Bill. ‘The ayes and nays were called, and resulted thus —ayes 89, noes 98. Mr. Everett’s Bankru Bill ng the special or- der of the va illed up. The following isthe wh Be it enac Senate and House of Representa- tivesof the L States of America in Congress assem. bled, That « entitled “An act to establish a uniform system of ba: ntcy throughout the United States,” ap- roved on ti teenth day of August, eighteen hun- Brodand forty... be, and theleamse Benatiy peppalad | Provided, That this act shall not affect any case or pro- ceeding in bankruptcy commenced before the fifth day of December, eighteen bundred and forty-two, or any pains, penalties, or forfeitures, incurred under said act. Mr. Everert, of Vt., said that he originally con- sidered the bill a good one, but it had done its office, and he now moved its repeal, in obedience to the iastructions of his Legislature. [He spoke so mi- serably indistinct that scarcely a word he said ceuld be heard across the House.] Mr. Barnakp, of Albany, said that the whig party were doomed like Sisyphus to be eternally rolling enormous bardens up a a acclivity, when just as they reached the summit, t! ey and tele burdens were thrown to the bottom again, and often, as in this instance, by their own friends. At the extra session, the Land Distribution and other important laws were d, and at the last session the Con- ressional Distr! st Law, and the Tariff were passed. e Land Distribution is now a nullity; the Tariff is to be modified out of its protective character; the District Law is threatened with repeal next session; nd ifthe Bankrupt Law all th passed b: te soe cnet ae e acts the present ¥ which will then expire? Nothing whatever! What a spectacle we then present to the American gress to have sat for three sessions, and actually undo in the last House all that they had left of their precious work. Shall we not give cause to say that our mode of Jegislation is not only unwise, but unsafe to the last degree. Iam opposed to the system of instruction by legislatures that temporarily re- vresent a part of the ipopular will. Let Congress serve its independent character of legislation, and de what is right, less of consequences. Credit- ors, sir, are not buzzards that can feed on carcasses; aad the carcasses of debtors ought not to be kept above ground, for the mere whim of these creditors, till they taint the very atmosphere. Unless the in- dependence of the representative character of Con- 93 is preserved, there can be no stability in legis- amon. A teny bankrupt law is nothing but a sponge—repudiation in its worst and most odious ‘orm. The present bankrupt law is valuable, inas- much as it checks excessive credit, and gives sta- bility to trade. ‘by passage of the bankrupt act you disturbed all the former relations of debtor an: creditor ; you have thereby driven many honest creditors to such extremities that they themselves are compelled to go to the bankrupt law for relief. You bave ruined them, and you now deny to them the privilege you have granted to others far less wol . hae ‘Mr. Barnanp e the entire hour ina similar strain, and was listened to with great attention by the House. His style and manner remind me very much of the House of Commons. Inthe course of his remarks, he said that in the United States the gev- eral creditors received an average of about 8 per cent, from the estate of an insolvent, and in Eng- land about 55 percent. In the United States, over 90 out of every 100 of those who buy and sell, be- come bankrupts; and in England, about 35 out of 100. Mr. Winrnnop, of Boston, spoke a short time against the repeal of the law, and took the same ground that . Barnard did. He said he never would hove yoted for the retrospective action of the law, had he sy d it was to be repealed so soon. It had done all the mischief it could do, and now it was likely to do seme real good,its protessed friends roposed to repealit. He would rather vote to have banks a comporaons len pe in it, than vote Wy its repeal. . W. is a good clear, concise speak- ie and invariably commands the attention of the Louse. Mr. ©. J. Incersonn ed amendment to include banks and Corporations and exclude all vo- yes ioe: PRU spoke in favor of th ir. Payne, e bill for immediate repeal, and age agsinet the amend. it. le was it ae the hands of the Executive over banks fg pias it would 4 . at neh neiread See We ol to be reported I could scarcely hear a word he said, Mr. G of N. Y., was in favor of the i . inva: repeal “He believed that the . oh the Bankrupt myst did Spee wad ed 2 — the it wi al ast tion. ‘When this wen 3 aled there would be nol ig left of the Hard Cider and Coon Skin Con; an ht not to be any thing left of them. [Roars otnaghe “ty The log cabin and hard cider arly must have pessed thisact they were in a hig! state of intoxication from power. [ it laughter. ] It was not moral courage. 4 Memprr.—No, they were sober. The courage of depravity. hs Mr. Gorpon—(turning round shi and bend- ing his dark bushy bropecs the Speaker] What? A Memaer.—It was when they were getting so- ber. The courage of depravity. Mr. Gorvon.—Well, then, it was when they had the delirium tremens [Great laughter] on them from drinking so much cold cider. [Roars of saiass:} Hard cider, | mean (Shouts of laughter all around, Mr. Gordon looking as black and as grave asa deacon voles eorakire finally, bin feese J the cabin and coon skin ec: ign, sat ‘say- at speec ree und oo te he Oe thinl a short 5 one to point, is the best kind of speech afterall.” (Roars of laugh- ter. . Bowne‘ of N. J., wished the bill for al so u re re- an the ddvaxings therec! ; otherwise, he should vote for letting the bankrupt act stand as it does now. Mr. Cuanres Brown, of Philadelphia, was in no hursg to see the bili repealed. He no hand in passing it, and he could see no urgent necessity for the instant repeal. If the House could place all debtors and creditors in the same position that they were in before the Bankrupt Law was passed, then repeal at this time would be an act of justice, other- wise not. It seemed that the House wanted the large debtors and large roguea to go free, and the small debtors to receive no benefit at all. "He was for including banking corporations and sweeping this incubus from society and driving the rotten from existence, no matter whether owned by State or individual. [Mr. Brown is an excellent foes er, and could be heard plainly all over the Mr. C. J. Inaxnsout said something to Mr. Brown that was inaudible to the reporters, as he stood in the centre of the house. Mr. Brown said—A bank’s a bank, and I know ne distinction. . Mr. Cusuine and Mr. Proxens rose at the same time. The aker gave Mr. Pickens the floor, who ‘moved the previous question. Tellers were called, and the for the previous question was not sustained. .Here there was great excitement, members run- ning in and out, several trying to speak at the same time, nearly all conversing and remonstrating with each other, some standing in front of the Speaker's some walking about, and some sitting on the desks; andall seemed greatly excited. It wanted but five menutes of three! t. Cave Jounson, asked the Speaker what was the amendment of the honorable gentleman from Philadelphia. “ The Crerx read it—“‘ That the bill for the repeal of the Bankrupt Law, be referred back to the Judi- ciary Committee, and that they be instructed to re- port a Bankrupt Law, excluding voluntary appli- cants, and including banks and such cot rations, not owned by States, as issued notes of circula: ton. Several Memurns (grumblingly).—That will kill the Repeal Bill. Let’s goi moe! Cries of * order,” “ chair, go on,” “ withdraw the amendment, Ingersoll ;” “let’s go right into the repeal at once ;” ‘‘try the question;” * ayes and noes;” ‘‘ question,” “ question,” ‘* order,” “ order,” “d—n it, go on.” Mr. Cave Jounson moved to strike out all but the first part of the amendment. Cixrx.—Then the amendment will read, “That the Committee be instructed te report a Bankrupt Law. (Great laughter. » No.” HNO « Thats all wrong? N°? NOs” “Ne- Mr. Cave Jounson.—No, take the next part. Crerx.—To reporta Bankrupt Law paren a voluntary applicants. _ Great confusion, and all sorts of talking and ex- citement all round the House. The clock was on the stroke of three, (dianer time) and several mem- bers were walking about the House, apparently in ee agony, doubting whether to lose a vote or a inner. Mr. Cusnine rose and said, that he thought mem- bers were not exactly aware of the effect of these amendments. There were not two substantive propositions in the amendment, and therefore it cond not hed clea Great confusion and cries of “Question,” “Ques- tion,” from all parts ef the Home, One PS tee said iman undertone “I want to cut off the head of the d——d thing without any more delay.?” . Mr. Cusnina—If the House is teady {or the ques- tion, Pll cheerfully give way. ir. Pickens—In order to test the question, I wish the votetaken. Whatever may be the intention of the honorable gentleman from Pennsylvania, his amendment will have the effect of killing the repeal bill. And if the friends of the Bankrapt act have any tact at all, if these amendments are persisted in, they can event the repeal of the law. Now, I go for the naked and immediate repeal of the law, and I call on all who are upposed to the Bankrupt act to come out othe and record their vote ; and therefore, sir, I again demand the previous question. Here there was tremendous confusion and excite. ment; nearly every man was on his feet; it was three o'toc, ae we cries of “adjourn,” ’“ adjourn,” were heard, and some one shouted amid the di “Mr. Speaker, I move we adjourn.” sd testy Sreaxer—It’s moved and seconded that this House do now adjourn ; all those in favor of that motion, will please to say “Aye.” And such an uproarious sound of ‘ Aye,” I never heard before. oO negatives. There has been great re-action here about the Somers’ meeting. Many members of Congress cen- sure Lieut. Mackenzie severely; and the piece sign- ed “‘S.” in to-day’s Madisonian, written or dictated by Mr. Spencer, has changed public opinion won- derfully, and put quite a new feature on the affair. Mrs. Spencer was thought to be dying all day yes- terday; and in the evening Mr. Spencer fell down lifeless on the fl fi tine before ne toerinine A an was «Tong The Bankrupt Bill will be repealed in the House, but those who have already appli i A willbe ai oy ly. applied for its benefits There is to be a tremendous fight in the House on the by Sore for the Treaty ; the ultra whigs and ultra locofocos are to join, a Oppose the Afri- can squadron. _ All the fun, wit and humor will be in the House this session, and all the Important measures will be disposed of there. I was deeply mortified to find that my letter of Saturday night was not in Monday’s paper. I took unusual pains with the report, and put it into the Post office myself. Indeed, 1 have kept my letter open every eight until midnight for the sake of get- ting all the news, and then gone through frost and snow, hail and rain. every night to the post office, and put it into the office with my own hands. There is sad mis-management in the Post office. Satur. day's papers did not reach pis a Monday night 3. now, Saturday’s report will not be read here till Wednesday nei = ALPHA. Tue U. S. Bric Somers.—The melancholy oc- currence on beard this ship, and the consequences of good or of evil to those concerned require the reatest caution and deliberation before the public mind arrives at any conclusion concerning it. The facts can only be truly and fully exhibited before the constituted tribunals of the country, and it becomes therefere the duty, as we believe, of the conductors ofthe ic press, to abstain, as far as practicable, from giving expression to pane, until a full an fair investigation is made into the matter. The government has ordered that inquiry. A court com- posed of men of the highest character, and whose names are most endeared to the conntry, has al- ready been detailed. Justice will be done—full jus- tice. —Madisonjan, Dec. 21. Stock Sates at Philad ia Yesterday. ‘27 shares Kentucky Bank, bey Wilmington - road, 6's, 1859, 57 ; $630 do do , 57 5 1 share Camden and Amboy Railroad, 62; 6 shares Union Bank of Tennessee, 365 5 do dodo 36 410 dodo do 36; 37 Southwark Fire Ins. Cr.12 ; $1000 Schuylkill Navigation, 6's, 1848, 65. \ SHIP NEws. Pritapetenta, Dee 2i—Cld Sarah Ann, MeFarland, 8t Thomas. » De 5 i wi fu Sah ea Ade Lede, Liver; Wat : aed tee isa e Boston. Sid Favorite, Ionmowo, : os gsm mn rou pte a aa 8 aranwatt, Dee ; Veaper, Svivester, Chatloston jena, Ma ton, ‘Bostor seen Corbi, Providence. Bel itish ship. C ff y atson, Went fadicas es nn cummings Thayer, do; Ova, feat fodies, qt, Bec 12Arr HW Tyler, Tyler, NewYork: Algoo- ». Newburyport. N Louis XIV, Juge, H pci Hanover, m= , 3 Ama: is Wats, Mace or ae ; Anas Bniths Lagoon; Lion, Cha Apainceieaee™ ot Isahella, Briggs, from New Orleans f out, Dee lisa 18, lon 10. ON FOr Liverpool, 13 days —_—_————— Arrivals. Howanp’s.—The Hon, W. L. Oliver, from Penn Yan er- rived at this houseon his way to He has been detained on account of sickness in his ily. There were about a dozen other arrivals. Aston.—Yesterday A. H. Everett, from Boston, and twenty others arrived at this house. Govry’s Lapy’s Boox,—We invite the attention of our Feaders to Israel Post's advertisement of this admirable work in this paper, headed “ Universal Praise.” Amenitueatar. —We unhesitatingly proclaim the en- tertainments given at the Amphitheatre in the Bowery, the most elegant and amusing of any now before the pub- - The crowds that attend each representation of the classic Olympic games, and enjoy the mirth-inspiring eccentricities of the inimitable banjo melodist, Emmit, and his pupil Pierce, fully attest the satisfaction of the public with this species of amusements. To-night, the versatile clown, Gardner, is to appear with Emmit Ethiopean Seranade, one of the mont ferkerens ‘iven. Walter Aymar, the only horseman. without saddle bridle, Mesers and Carroll, all are to appest. ay Madigan OG At the NewYork Museum, the attractions Present- ed are really powerful. First, we have Nellis, born with- out arms, executing some extraordinary feats, that those Possessed of the use of their hands are unable to accom. plish. He performs on a variety of musical instruments, and displays infinite ability ; Jenkins, the comic delinea- tor and singer; Diamond, the Etheopian dancer ; Wright, the vocalist ; Mermaid; Dresses of Queen Victo- Wb asks Cliny inl parbnccoes ol See one shilling. Axmenican Museum.—While nearly every other place of amusement in the city is drooping under the withering Pressure of the times, Barnum’s establishment is thronged throughout the day, and as many as can comfortably find seats in the Lecture Room are there inthe evening. The Dwarf, the greatest, smallest wonder, is the leading at- traction, He isa figure among dwaris, a Lilliputian in miniature, and yet he is healthy and robust as an Alder- man, and never suffered an hour's sickness in his life! He remains three days longer. Will any person fail to see him ? The wortd never before produced the like. ‘The performances this week are chaste, diversified, and of the very first order of talent, well adapted to the taste of the fashionable audiences which attend there. Barnum will open Holiday week with a blaze of glory. He has expended much time and money on an exhibition exceeding in novelty, grandeur, and magnificence any- thing seen in New York. —————— ——_———————————_—_—_—_————— QG- “THE TONIC MIXTURE.”—This celebrated remedy is composed of five ingredients, the active princi- ples of which are highly concentrated. It is now used very extensively and wit t success by the medica factilty, for the cure of debility, (from whatever cause,) dyspepsia, nervous complaints, ‘Sold by the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York. Price $1 per bottle. Half dozen (in cases) $5. W.S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office’of the College 97 Nassau st OG> FRANKLIN THEATRE.—People are not satisfied to miss a single nightly visitto this place of amusement Morris sets them all in a rage PY, employi ll the star performers and showing almost for nothing. People usu- ally go where they can see the most for the least money; butno oneever dreamt before this of seeing some forty performers, of the most diversified talents, for 6} cents, or 8 good box seat for 12}. ‘This, by the by, ia all the way money can be made for managers at these peeuniary times. The Franklin is allthetalk im and out doors. 0@- EVERY MATRON 1N THE LAND KNOWS that wild cherry possesses valuable medicinal qualities, and it is now coming into general use by the medical fa- guity. | Physicians ‘now prescribe Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry in consumption, obstinate coughs, liver com- pes &c., knowing if that does not cure, their case is pelese. Curse, Pa., Sept. 6, 1942. Friend Wistar—It gives me much pleasure to inform thee that my wife’s health has improved very much since she has been using thy Balsam of Wild Cherry, and we think there is no doubt but it willeure her. She has taken the two bottles i purchased from thee a short time since, and her cough is much better; she also sleeps well at nij bt and says she has found nothing to give her so much rel Thee will please give the bearer two bottles more for Thy friend, EDWARD HOLMES. toe $1 per bottle. Sold only at 125 Fulton street, cor. jassau. fig- WET FEET 'ARE PREVENTED BY A PAIR of Colonel Tuck’s over shoes, that cost next to nothing, at 13 Carmine street. But coughs and colds require some- thing besides India rubber to relieve. Sherman’s Cough Lozenges are just the things. They cure cases ina few hoursthat other means would not reach ina week. The Rev. Mr. Dunbar was relieved in one day of a most distres- sing cough by three or four ofthe genuine Sherman’s lo- zenges. Warehouse 106 Nassau st. Agents 110, 273 and 459 Broadway, 227 Hudson, 188 Bowery, 77 East Broad- way, and 139'Fulton street, Brooklyn. QG@- CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT. New York, Nov. 6, 1842. Mr. H. G. Daggers :— Sir :—In justice to the effizacy of Dr. Rush’s Infallible Health Pills, one box only of which I purchased from you, 1 deem it but right to inform you of their surprising effects in restoring meto health. Forthe last two months { was disabled from my employment, tried numerous advertised remedies, was treated in the General Hospital without any ‘success, and finally adopted Dr. Rush’s Pills. Their effect was immediately evident—infusing vigor and health through my frame, relieving a constant pain in my side and Sep oppression, promoting , creating an appe- tite for food, and altogether invigorating a frame that was rapidly sinking into decay. I therefore deem it aduty 1 owe, not only to the public but yourself, to publish the above testimony, which I have corroborated with a con- scientious affidavit of the truth thereof. PATRICK GALLAGHER, Charleton street, New York.@ Affirmed this 6th day of December, 1942. JOS. P. PIRSSON, Commissioner of Deeds. Agonts—Wadleigh, 459 Broadway, corner of Grand st.; 168 at 69} Fulton st. Brooklyn; A. Guthrie, 4 Stan- wix Hall, Albany; Burgess & Zieber, '3 Ledger Buildings, Palladelphia; Redding & Co. Boston} Smith’ 520 Broad st fewark. (gq, THE UNPLEASANT STATE OF THE WEA- THER yesterday, and anxiety for those exposed to its se- verity, induces us once more to call the attention of our readers to the following letter and certificate from Gene- ral Jackson. The original letter we have seen. Henmrraon, Nov. 12, 1842. Messrs. John Pease and Son, 45 Division st Gentuemen :—Your kind letter of the 30th August last, with the much esteemed present of the Hoarhound Cand, of your own invention, reached me in due course of mail, and found me on its arrival incapable of wielding my pen, Kimmediately began to try the eflect of your Candy, ‘and have been using it ever since with great benefit, and in- tend to make a fair experiment, to see whether it will, re: move my cough entirely. I find it in the apothecary shops in Nashville, We have hoon using it in Whoopi Cough in our family with much benefit, and I consider Ayralaable malicine er the lungs. "tender you my kind resent, an ive it w: grateful a Inge ax au evidence of ‘your solicitude for wy health wot welfare, and tender to you my best wishes for your long and useful life and happy immortality. ANDREW JACKSON. 0G A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.—On Wednes- dey afte noon, a child named Margaret Jane Man; A four old, beh or) apap reside at No. 14 Chapel st, was IQ in a room with her brother, who is about a year elder, and who set her clothes on fire with a piece of paper. ‘The poor child immediately set up a loud scream, and ran into the street enveloped in flames. A person who was passing immediately took hold of her, rolled her in the gutter, and extinguished the flames—but it wastoo late to save ~~ life. She died in the City Hospital the ensuing morning. What can be the oe of theseor any other parents, who thus lose a dear child, when Dally’s Pain Extractor, from Comstock’s,71 Maiden lane,it is well known, will save achild where the vitals are not positively destroyed. How gan they j themselves or remaining without this Salve always at hand ? {g@- THE TIME WAS WHEN THE TAILOR WHO charged the most extravagant prices, was rated at the head of the craft. Affairs, however, have u: me a change. Cheapness and elegance of style are now the requisites, and in administer ring to the wants of the econo- mist, we find Jennings, of 229 Broadway, American Hotel, among the foremast, as shown in the production of the new style of sack surtouts, sold at $3, $12, $14, and $16, which are fast displacing the forty and fifty dollar over. coats of former years. NEW WORLD ANNUAL FOR 1843, EMBEL- LISHED with over Forty beautiful Engravings. ‘ort bape perme and New Year’s Gift will ex- ia beauty and cheapness any thing ever got up for theholidaye. iteontaie all the choicest Talen from the ENGLISH ANNUALS FOR ante ew with several original articles—the whole ill with over FORTY MOST SUPE! NGRAVINGS. ‘such as have never before been . in any periodical in this — This truly sp! Holiday Gift will be publish ON FRIDAY (TO-MORROW) MORNING, DE- EMBER 23. The demand for the NEW WORLD ANNUAL is enor- mous, and constantly increasing as the day of publication draws near. It will be the richest in pictorial embellish- ments which has ever been isued, more than sustain the promise of the announcement. QG Individuals wishing to send copies to their friends inthe country in time te reach them before New Year Day, will have them forwarded by leaving the order at the office, as we are now mailing the country edition to all parts of the Union. Five copies for $1, or 26 cents single, Office 30 Ann Street. & ASTONISHING CURES OF CONSUMPTION. —Mr. Phillips, of Newburgh, called on us this morning, to say that Mr. Brown, a highly respectable citizen of that sett A don low that he was not expected to recover, but was induced to try Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of bb id at 375 Few ey, and now, to the astonish- his is well and ment of tugged. He recom- Seated fo lawyer Ballots who used it with like success. Why, then, we ask, with such living testimon: before them, will le be so suicidal as to neglect their coughs and ‘colds } th it Sig? apy no ? Would you thus neglect your property, if in danger of losing it 1— ‘Then at once (for we know your reply) go to the Bowery, 87, and for a trfle get cured, do not waste your mo- ney on syrups, candies and other quackeries. ie Doc- tor has a new splendid extra label put on every bottle of the genuine, to prep) any more pirating on this invaluable Temedy. It is also said to be the chi remedy known, in consequence of the fe quantity ina bottle. Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton st., Broo sells the genuine, and Dr. Leeds, wholesale , 127 Maiden Lane, is the agent MONEY MARKET, . Wednesday, Deo, 21-6 P. M, The Stock Market hasbeen heavy to-day. Sales were to afair extent, but prices generally gave way. Ohio 6’s + per cent; Kentucky 6}; Delaware & Hudson § per cent; Mohawk 1}; Harlem 4; Mcbile funds 10 a 10}. The Bank of Mobile has purchased northern bills at 60 days, to a considerable figure at 10, and holds the rate for sight at 12 percent. Sterling had been in fair request in which the transactions ruled at 16 a 16} ; at the close the best description of bills would not command over 16. Spe- cie was arriving pretty freely. Planters’ and Merchants’ Bank. notes were in request for the payment of liabilities to that institution, at 20 per cent discount. The stock- holders met agreeable to notice on Monday theéth, and a committee of five (who have never been directors in said bank) were appointed to investigate its condition and re- port at an adjourned meeting on Monday the 12th. There is a strong feeling in Mobile adverse to the Plant- ere’ & Merchants’ Bank, in consequenco of its refusal to Pay ite depositors. The following is a compsrative statement of the Banks of Massachusetts, October, 1942 and 1941:— Bawns or Massaci TTS. “ te Ny BAL. 1, 1942, Decrease. of Banks, i ii 3 32,991,060 128,740 6, 44 H10,901 2,160,975 3 2,482 300 404,51 i Giese ‘The following are the leading features of two of the 912 1,263 Bank oF Avcvsta avo Mecuamics’ Bax or Avcusra, 00d, 1,780 2,990 T. 162, eh Arau. 1841. et, ss piss Mechan’s’ Bk. Bk of Aug. Mech’s. Bk of 1841. 1842. i ‘Cabinet-maker State essen Mates PLE | a cete galt. 55,793 20,406 |, Rpemivecniondid cod woos inthe hes, a qe “ag mka“taen Do _ Lake Fish, 9,309 o.a74 wie Ld Pog re yee gi = a o ! A ie ol . Deposits, say aa Ter eam | TOmaee Merohandi, ee He | eiketeioaae, Welielent tak cableees Woe We recently gave the leading features of the Bank of Do Gypsum,’ 1,532,129 1789/49 | day morning. 19 St. Mary's. ‘There are now rumors at Macon and Au- | Feet Lember, : irae 1,800,708 BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs, gusta, that the concern is insolvent. We therefore give . Shingles, 3,67 2, HURSDAY. Flat He » 732,400 830,225 kk, in the sal le ite ere more at length, ax compared with those of | Put 40mitfones, 37} pre erway a. There is but little change to notice in the markets in | ¢d in the hoase No, 140 Church st et Banx o¥ Sr. Manys. this elt sortinent of choice housekeeping articles. 'v> 0 4 ed Mite” ote tg PE |" Cogee—Remains dull, bat prices have not varied; sales | Hecemmy {0 60 into detail The fruitire mast be remor 46,211 37,638 — | Brazil at 6f a 3} cents; Laguayra, 7].28$; Java, 11}; SATUR * 995 5,07L_ | Cuba, 8}, all 4 months; St. Domingo, 5f a 6 cents cash. At 10% o-clock, in thesale rooms, Ed a "a8 ate ee eee ns ee of goo in families breaking up , y3 "798 | in the prices current. The transacti rive. {as = 28 | ales Upland and Floridast 6. Tf oonts; 460 Mobile, 6a 8; Aine 8 let of taney setiaton, ans, ¢ ped - and 400 New Orleans, 5} a 8}—together 2,650 bales m TUESDAY, : ood fe, mu 5 St - SSR eI o4 en smsortmane uA wines, fit He preety teh aed wer dra He. —E— ne Score ey, in bottles, cas mijokns; Bollenger, Bite aturing, nai Fe Ng Married, and other brands of champai De. % | protested, se,707 9a = On the 20th instant, by the Rev, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Ro- dials, jellies, fraits, coffee, tea in full ng hronse, Se 8,385 2385 D f' Rochester, N.Y, to Mise e Sey . : — | sear Dunnam, of Roc! , N.Y, to leit en errr} Hour, of Hartiord, Conn. = ety style’ and qualit a ‘ On fuesday evening December 20th, by the Rey. James | (YARD A} UCTION NOTICE —Messrs, BELL & y 9 y F 122,153 M867 5a; | K- Campbell, of North Branch, N. J., Cnanues B. Burrow Tee HOWARD. (Thomas Hell snd Kner: Howard) give > ‘ > aa) x . e to their friends #n he public, he iT i he 21,231 ou 2710 | to Anna E., only daughter of Fran oes, aq. pos nb ay business in all its be nebes, and will be coutinued and = re ae earried on asusnal, and on the same honorable terms, at the old a7 Eee 3 Died, stand, No. 32 Ann aud 115 Palton streets. Liberal advances on = W119 =" | On Wodnesday 2st instant, of consumption, Manta, | Sots cousianed (ar sale, (Certain, sales and prompt returns; & ‘tiie ate youngest daughter of Donald Malcolm. of all descriptions, takes place every Wednesday day ti , Tueslays and Fridays, The following is a comparative return of the State Bank Dry goods, clothing, fancy artiel Out do ma st 0" 3 of groceri id all descriptions of Pp Arrived. vor sales of groceries, furn + am of HMlinois, Nov. 7, 1842 and 1841 :— ie Usps . bag or peas PHOS BRLU Aveoneer Canton—Ship Helena—T W King, Captain Holmes, Captain Im#ee Jo reas A veus. Aaoneraate Convirion of THY State 2, : TION NOTICE—IRON FOUNDRY, & —PER,” ANK OF NOIs AND Branciies, Nov. 7, 1842. StockHotm—Brig Gurti PTOR E~JACOB 8. PLATT will sell a! setts. vow, tate, Nov vou. | Stat sgBtix Fererst—Jol ir the “Alcemahaw Tron Work fov. 192, Tow 1941, Don streets t 932,264 1,707,751 = of varions descr Loans on Keal Estate, ‘east ign Importations, Suspended debt, 670,397 iy) Helena—154 hf chts imperial tea 682 bxs do 823 State Stocks, 2,101 819 1400 bxs young hyson 696 do twankay 872 hf State sccin, ; son 2910 ht do 630 boxes byson skin 100 hf Rtock State Bank of Illinois, 2,100 kay 91 do voung hyson 1244 hf do 249 nf gunpow- Real Estate, 4 471,995 | der 1054 chts do 11,633 mats eassia NL & G Griswold—6 cases sip and pokew ‘Same subject to redemption, =. | silks Cary & com? brs tea 1do mdse JA Waterbury—1 bx MS | SyOvels.and § Incidental expenses, 14,699 | Ross—1 A A Advom1 C Ohandez—2 pkgs GS Lyall—10 bores | Cfine: Due by other Banks), 797,278 | camphor 1 pki J W King—? bxs tea d do mdse 1 tub 381 chesta straps, and other parts of two “State of Hlinois, = | 371 hf do young hyson 2 hf chts ten to order. 0 'd fixtares; 1 do do with Brageh peittt Commissioners, 1aL bales hemp 21 bf do 1 ton ceneotn 75 ranch Balances, 00 + segars Unterhill & MeKin- Cash, 96 bxs extract 258 ardo A Patrallo—61 bales Notes of other Banks, Thebaud Specie, Brig Gurt:—217 tons iron Boorman, Johnston ry & co—16 bls woollen frocks 350 do caps Jacob Holm. and) “Wo inode Rte 800, f ——— terms; 1h t large iron sie eracy Liabilities, Domestic Importations. oe drying cores, « raperior article; bask peptone apital Stock : de vee d 2 nizes; windiass, ha Ovened by the State 2,190,000 3.100.000 | santetoniickste coeibe Biya Se Mian ed sow A Aree” ate iy snc eee ae individuals, 1537.30 15516-129 | tand—36 Perse & Brooks—I)’ Masters, Markoe & co—26 Wood Sane wee Feared Seas | on ag ed daa 290,000 ano:og0 | Johnston & Burrite—i4 Spofford, Tileston & co~20 Beach & eo | cevt scales; together with many orler a TIMPSOR ween? Gireulation, 1,494,132 3,105,615 | —° to order. If not all sold the sale will be continued and closed ne to other Banks, 6,507 Ce Gueiimed dieses, 72 1,663 | on a % roa oe 6 end Sonsrets, of 6 (MARITIME HERALD. TET Gitlin naan ialances, = 4 ° cams! Di a Exchange, Interest, &e, 272,786 96:79 | == = = ——— —— 151 Broadway, a fine collect on of Sheeks outstan — To Ship Masters and Age! We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels will give to Commodore Ronert Sirvey, of our news fleet. a re- port of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their poss Deposite account, riety of ornamental plants, consisting of oranges, Jeposi unt, i phorums, heleothropes Rhododendrons,azalias, 5,800,058 ‘The State is taking prompt measures to dissolve its con- Also, 2 cases toys, which will be sold in lots to suit buyers. 22 20" ‘ he a list of their cargo, and auy ae is Fy fore! wr may have. wi im- NJ MOONEY, 5 teenies: with this concen, by. getting back ite bonds Sir.) SOs: Ir ei heh “ahreny rareacter s vonre. creme ANCY GOODS KOK HOLIDAY PRE- the bank stock which it holds. ‘The reduction in the cir- culation is very large, and seems to corroborate the story in an Illinois paper that a New York firmhas purchased alarge amcunt with the view of possessing themselves of the specie. It is not likely that the Legislature will au- thorise the outstanding bills to be taken for taxes. The following resolution passed the Legislature by a majority of 7 to 39 :— “Therefore resolved, That it is incumbent on us to re- trieve our resources, and resuscitate our credit, by the restoration of the constitutional eurrency of gold and sil- ver, and by the winding up of our banks,and the expulsion ofall bank paper which has hitherto proved the copious source of most of the embarrassments and distress under which we now labor, and has spread fraud, bankruptcies anddemoralization through the community.” ‘We yesterday published the results of the special report of the Auditor of Ohio. It appears from the annual report of the same officer that the canal fund operations have been as follows:— LEGANT 7 TRENT S.=-B. MOONEY, & CO., will sll tomorow (Thursday) 220 inst., at 10 o'clock, far account of mm snuface turers to close sale'vat the store of Messrs. EUGENE FA- BREQUETTES & MORRA, Importers, No, 61 Maid Lane, up stairs, » large and elegant assortment of faney #00 ruitable for holidy ood work, toilet aud dressing ines ¢ gents writing and tray eli new styl home or abroad, will e all the marine ‘confer a favor by sending to jantical information of any hi at will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC, 22, 1842. 7 28) Moow nisEs+++ 432) wien water: sun SUN SETS + ng of E inmon; per stands; rich i labsstar aud t col clocks: Vases of flowers; paintings; rosewood, tobaceo and segar cases: eg Wye a large assortment of fancy fs of an advertisement, F re now Teady, and the goods can, be examined during the day and on th wotetle. "Phe attention of the ladies is particularly invited, _d2t aim bans RENCH BENEVOLENT SOCT B the Frenes Benevolent Society, and tha } * eral, are requested to attend the. annua Society, which willbe held on, Wednesday, the 28th fast » at haifpasi GP. M."precisely, at Messrs. Delitonieo’s, comer of Beaverand Willitm street. | the Committee, 22 Gtr ical matty E. WORT, Secretary. Brigs Moon, Hay Taylor, Wilmington, 'N E Coming & Cooley & Co. ‘harleston, Dunham & Dimon; Sterli ‘The Harp, Cater, Arrived, Ship Helena, Benjamin, from Macao, Se nt.G, Anjier 77 days, St. Helena 34 day ith teas, &e. to N. L. & G. Griswold.— Passed Anjier Sept, 28th, barque Osear, from New York for ton. Oeedish brig Gurti, Zethetins, 7 days from Stockholm, with iron, to. Boorman, Johnston & Co. : Brig Forrest, Olmstead, 24 days from Si: Underhill & MeKinley. Left no American vessels Brig Wetumpka, Fowler, 20 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Sturges & Clearman. Barque Chester, for Boston, anchored at Dog River Bar, ‘The W. has experienced very rough weather t C. "Brig Mary Augusta, Farnhim, 8 days from Salem, in ballast, iter. Schr Wm. Bart, Golday, from Wilmington, NC. with naval Onto Canat Funp. The amount of Canal Fund accruing during the year, from tolls, toxes, school fund, is 376 77 4 Paid on account of interest, $668,349 78 9 AMUSEMENTS CHATHAM THEATRE, Superintendance, repairs, ke, 173,271 47 5 stores, to De Peyster veh a Pit ye conus. Upper Tier 25 cents... First Tier 50 conte >. poe. perform eaeteal perments 718 wo 969,737 26 4 | One ship, one brig. eee eV TRISTENING. = : ‘ Ships Westminster, for London; Adirondack, for Liverpool, | Afterwhich © MY MAS'TER’S RIVAL. Balance in Treasu: 2,639 61 0 | anda large number of other outward bound vessels, anchore er which HELEN OAKLEIGH. ‘ns Ty) i on Tuesday eve! ip the lower bay, and at quarantine, owing ‘To conclude wi ‘The interest on the public debt to the NE. wind and thick weather, WIZARD OF THE GLEN . Fe oop pec at, uh $990,000 ded Herald Marine Correspondence. aoe ms ¢ on at OS o'clock and the pertermanes will com mount appropriated as above : Or THE ISLANDER, gy pevelaacahihs * Newport, Due. 20,1902. '$ PARK THEATRE, Deficit, 281,650 21 1 azelle, Glover, Providence for—— Amos Bird- FREDUCED PRI In order to meet the exigencies of the Be n oe, wo nee the pi " 4 = TF Boxes, 50 cents; Pit, 25 cents Gaile ry, 19 eonth. <£) “At the same time, he begs to aseute the friends and pation of the Drama, that his exertions will be ingreased to'mert their patronage aud stpport THIS EV presented, The net decrease in canal revenues has been $27,434. There have been increased stock upon the basis of the land, and appropriated to the respective works, the fol- lowing amounts :— Miami Extension Canal, ‘Wabash and Erie do, ' lo for Virginia; Joseph Lybrand, Nickerson, do in; Rhode Island, Hull, fm Warren, and Gubiaet, both for NYork; lath, Sulla. Bangs, Halifax Ins L Long, Hawkins, Providence for NYork, for Baltimore, arrived Mth, and leach, and New York, Manro, Pro- Evelina, Chace, and Sarah Ripley, m; Balance, West, Baltimore for + Rich, do for Portland: Rienzi, Durfee, NYork for Providence; Proof Glass, Blydenburz, Providence 122,602 19 83,026 00 210,623 19 T - D THE PLOUGH, Jude with New London; Danube ST WELFTH. ‘Total issue, 350,081 95 | for NYork. I> D acne Curtain will rise at quarter past Of thesethere has been redeemed By sales of the Mia-} General Record. 7 o'clock precisely.” Eee “8 mi Extension Canal, Scur Ceieste.—Moat of the cargo of this vessel, ashore Box open daily from 9 to 5, where tickets may be pur- Lands, 16,084 00 Absccom, will ‘be sared: it consists of ‘amy niden, Teather, | ehawedand places sect. Wabash and Erie do do, 12,975 00 20,039 00 tala Ganars, Towne, of td for Salem, ailed from Araca OUCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. y iy a 7 ‘pass! road way, Bolance outstanding, $oa1oa2 6 | {fe br, the wid fang he roadie wan pot off eel id THIS RVENING. Dre 3a wilt BS. performed The following is @ detailed statement of the issue of | ehing, and taken back to’A, when 1 arged her bot. ; MILE: THe R WHY . se Senelppoalicicoe: Sey h After which GRANDEATH: & WHITEHEAD ‘o conclude wish Orxnations oF Onto Canes, Pome Comaussioners ror GIOVANNI IN GOTHAM. tor, {7 The Doors will be opened at halfepast 6, and the per Amt. Rate nioureaourn forinnwee: eommence at 7, every evenings sock of Nett Anchor of " ‘ Yate | the eap, lik ib-boom and main topmast, bi RANK LIN THEATRE, Chathzm Square —This evening Tastee. inrued, toate pre'de. | eB and tein Hehe Ferien, co ahen Sere eae ne Pia prentet varies of iaastocate a tenes his graning Ohio: &T. 8 pect. 34.400 rete. aime | sold. ‘Schr F. L. Gager, likewise om shore near her’ ill pace ‘he reduced prices—pit 6\, boxes 1254. dress errele, Franklin Bl, Ch 45.000. 77 '630 | bably be lost. ng a lady, 25 cents. Open 6—commence 7, Frvage 5 oe He 6.210 |, Sir Cuances, wrecked near the Isaacs, was from Bath, Me. | boxes forsix $1 40, for twelve $2 00, Ae Winckel Tee 7.8. Goodman 4 $000 21197 | bound to Hevana, with an assorted cargo, Vessel and cargo re: | O'Connell, Emmit, banjn melodist, ond. Master Phone heglol r ae * irted totally lost ogist, Graham, Garson, Rogeles, Miller, Mestayer, Brotners eI “i” . Whaleme: of Waren on, Hatch, Brown, Master Henry, Sar- Sogne gecloss dx, sites 60 sate | The Pavilion, xt Raganowre “at St Jago Oct ter, Mi ta, Celeste, Rosalie, Rosamond, Auriol, “ bg do. 100,000 60 60,000 | Phelps, Hall. Stonington,” 25 0 ‘eres, Baile erito, wi er of others engaged. ‘i er Bi Wooster sold Wm Hamilton, Cole, NB- for Pacific . Jano, Sanfor cincus. ir . a f 851 |, Brace, len , Candace, + J eatery iste ones Cee Lee bies lory, doe ‘lst, Tyleston, Brown, Nai. ‘The | AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC. ee © do. 25,000 70 17500 | P- spoke Oct'3, Edward, Mattapniartt, 90 apm; 2ith, Leonidas, 37 wwe Se Rae 521300 | Fall River, 160 bbls; heard from Oect'20, Deborah, Kdgartown, N. A. HOWES, ee 000 70 14,000 5 8) ior. “ = rt] 3a | _ At Swan River March 1, Newton, Sawyer, NB. 1000 wh 140 | Enlargement of the Interior. | Hi Asanction NY. Y. go. 105.008 509%-10 50,992 spi peander Bailey, Mystic, 350 wh; few days previous, Hydas | Dress Circle Reserved fo- Fam at the Regular Price of . oot, do: Bom Or Valparaion July ly Moreau, NB, clean, all well. meetin, 4 24,000 55 etter apt of the Geo Washington, Ware i 2 is Li ‘ a ‘do. 16,000 62! ham, reports her 12th June, lat 8. fon 1212 We wich ii0o bola. | Me renowned Ethionian Sumer ad die Little Darky Ariel, , do, 30,000 67 ports in May, Jos Maury, Salem, 900; Moatecello, Nant. | From the Principal Southern and Western Amphitheatre s, " do. 12,000. 67 yrus, do, Rig who will eive an Exhibition of their enlivening i do. 11,000 67 led from Caicos Island: July 23, Swift, Fisher, NB. 200 BANJO MELODIES AND NEGRO DANCES, oe eH for South Coast of New Holland to érnise n while, aud For the ret tine im thie ote 20, nce to Pacific. de. ineee 30 7,000 | "Heard fiom in Jane, Three Brothers, Nant. with 400 bbis sp to the eity, daring the appronchitg feelin, ss do. 30,000 74 200 | on board. has enlarged and + ed's postion of the interior of the 2 oe is ed Foreign Ports. flaphaheaze; Pat better conv pice of the ganiie send, ; R. Dee I—In port, Ontario, of Baltimore, for the | inorder to favor the eircamstances of every citizen. -ho de do. 10,000 75 = | hight the eb tamusements ofthe Arena, an “dor 23:00. 75 Helen Frazer, for Norfolk, next day; | lightsin the olerant amusements of dl inost splendid 4 . do. 100,000 70 Troape ia the U d States, he has determi to Total 6 per cents of 1960, 1,185,800 Ti ae A Pie % oy. “saan a oc aabdie tdi May 2% 1812, Baring Brothers, 6's, AMERI MUSEUM, Jaly 6% © gh Febons) do. a eee! RS Ma rble Building, Broadway, opposite St, Paul's Church iy I | i — — Day Visicors admitted the same even ¥ Total, 1,546,800 1,026,735 TH WORLD CHALLENGED, There has, also, been received the following pre- miums:— ‘The Manager is happy (o announce that he at gusugrzexmeme, entased for ove week more, C8 NYork. ,alins Home Ports. GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR! On $116,351 02, proceeds of Bank of Wooster Franxrony, Dec I¢—Aer Adamant, Parrington, New York; | The most wondect Dwnstin the morro tet one foot sales, $3,391 38 ‘reat, Treat, St Thomas. and com ines high, eleven years old, and On $102,222 16, ofthe amount sold to Baring, Sauem Bor 19=Cld Pamelra, Inga WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN rouNDS | Ny 2 al a jee mon! 5 Brothers & Co., London, 96,084 35 | New Beoronp, Dec Arr Berry, Seay Bakimorer Joseph eo ‘That bei isely his weight when th in lively Tub taleative, of fine symmetrical Dronertions and hy ‘Rosetta, Smith, avtionnbl the green ving eusoaty inthe world. Total premium, 9,975 63 Adding this to the proceeds,gives $1,036,710 as the avails of $1,476,900 of stock, deducting the loan to the Railroads. This involves a loss to the State of $433,000 and an annual charge of $26,000. The late sale of $200,000 at 69 to the Ohio Banks, it will be seen is not included in the above. ‘The sales of the State Stocks, December, 1841, were pro- bably to meet the interest. Since then theannual charge on the State debt has been increased $104,808, and the ca- nal revenues decreased $27,400 as above, making a differ. ist, only eleven year of age. ‘Also ed, the Lilliputian Family, of formers’ Mr. AG. SHERMAN, the popular belied ae mee: BSE, the admired dvsensey Mise HOOD. the charting ‘ortune Telling GIPSEY GIRL, &e Al eehibith > th Similie of the are hn Wine no a Wea All Undy, and 500,000 Curios THE HOLIDAYS.—The manager has had a nmmber of for tor engnged forage weak ere ag eat ieee eda, onan b ByParin, Fhles pb a nd. lormes Howe, rr and sailed, Mar, M’Cas- lin, Baltimore fu Hal ; Heien orttand; also sailed, Anna Reynolds, Fos- ter, Draco, Cyhele;, Tremo rown, to repair; Bow- ditch, Phenix, Rio Grand, Orend. and Equator. Atr 1ath,Gem, Lincolo, Estportfor NYo:k; ‘Teazer, Greenlaw, do do. Art , Leighton, NYork for Cherryfield; Congress. i tharine,Godfrey, do for Yarmouth Baltimore for Frankfort; Wen & Copy, Brown, NYork for Nantuck- port , Vi Ce HT Gaga oan SS era mW L ndmtine Sal . WProrioENce, Dec 19—Arr Hudson, Cooley, Baltimore; Bats 10, Cranmer, Philadelphia. fonvoLR, Dee 17—Arr Low He isinna, Marsh, St_ Johns, PR: » bear this in mind. , ence of $132,208, in the means of the State, which has : Riprclespe; Lato .: Teg tg 3 Admission <o all 25 cents—Children half priee. an been partially met by an increase of the taxes to the ex- tent of $32,000, making her position now $90,208 more than at this time last year. The recent movement of the agency in this city give indications thet the manner of raising the fands now said to be here to meet the January interest, hax been the same asthat of last year. How the TREMENDOUS CTIONS' POWERFUL. NO. BHD eae ec iy ar RA NEES GALLERY, _Mr. NELLIB born wnthent seam pla great v4 State is to come by the $500,000 due next July for interest, co joming of she 17h i z v4 once. Mr aRNKINS thee - od dosh nd iuadliy thie a ‘ L paging of A iuiavand ges wih the flee We Ee nestor Bate Cia Raa ne Sales at the Stock Kixchunge, foe iyberty CE cet ele evs mre vneér in Americ Me bi ne Ohio’ F suitable reward wi ‘on delivery ery, Dreaaca Tee = Bee” BX be oe Ba Be ea Maar: ik 49 a Hchawk ° R | MI MILLER NOT USED UP—A refutation of Dow- Lot Mr.'D. Wright, at im ec 1,000 Kentucky 67,1871 90. 5 my Jing’s to Miller on the Second of Christ i U rH i 200 eae | Tigh 31 | ea, by Joni Lite,” te forsale at 96 anne My pb Ca at 5,000 do do bs 31% | nieht ry Ads 7) copprictag che. otares t. Miller, omg opporit ‘ark, for a ithe — 1,000 Tino} 184 100 Harlem 960 15, | writings of Charles Fitch, Lewis Hersey, Josiah eu aud fee near Avres, PS caPieee 8S BM | Por'sale'ac shoves he Weekly Midnight: Comore sous | $e Fight by your tateyaad mporves ve or Bc 1% Woo 463 | numbers for 30 cents, will be ened to-morrow. ”* dzesesr” | New ¥ be to be the most wonune ‘Stonington v le a winapipe, = io Bk America ine ee & Utica TO ae read, ea: ‘oes, douore’ ans, 5N. Am Trast Co a 36 N Orleans Canal 2» it has done by mistake, the gentleman ‘a very pe HB 200NG aon se Second Board Sons Rove om ie advertiser by leaving it at 35 corner supposed to ‘Vears 014, ana Woms 50 shas Mohawk we do 590 90% | of: street, and get his own. ‘ner POR tl State of Trade. ‘old. he is aencton from Cleveland, of th au Heel and Teen cael Seed coding ‘on the 1841 Bushels Wheat, : 1604431 Do Corn, 18 Do Mincral Coal, Borrels Flour, 441,426 Do Pork, 29,704 Pounds Pot and Pearl Ashes, _-W00,111 om a manatee By Ih Ae Do Lard, an $2, Broads” An ; His FOR, BALLS AND PARTIES JOHANN ° De Pig iron 4 rod “ian 1 A SENNINGS. nen Foeteet lvat nace Bh Bo Iron and Nails, apootT ; N¥Yy LARD io00 its prime tard fos ele ravice, i ta chireyfive ardats, on at i a