The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1842, Page 8

MONEY MARKE®, Friday, Dec. 30-6 P, The sales of stocks were small at falling price Ohio 6 per cent Stock fell 14 per cent; the influence of the late expose of the affairs of that State is beginning to be perceptinle. Long Ywland fell} per cent; Stoning. ton, }. ‘There are in circulation a great many counterfeit six penny pieces. They have a greazy feel, andthe stamp is fresh. 4 ‘The amount of property insured at the fire of last even- The debt of England began in 1697 with the expense ° the war of that peried, which-wes £21,600,000, “From that time blood and oppression gradually increased the Amount until in 1816 it reached £816,311,940. In 1837, the debt was £789,338,570, bearing an annual charge of #.9,225,287 or about $146,121,435. The population of England is 27,000,000 in round numbers, who paid this large sum as the interest onthe debt. The number who received this sum were as follows, according to the last official return: _ The Receiving dividends under £100, 955,770 ing, is stated at $250,000, of which about $130,000 is in- “ever £100 end under £1,000, 23,300 sured eastward. The losses fall upon the offices of this “from £1,000 to £4,000, ™ city nearly as follows;— $9.900 a04 over. bi Merchants, 1,000 = Howard, 16,000 Total number recei 751 Mamhattan, 5,000 Firemen, 5,000 pay ace perterecin 26,000'000 Equitable, 5,000 = Bowe = 2 Now it will be ii : ao on natalie: will be remembered that none of this enormous Contributionship, 5,000 National, < soe} sum paid goes out of the country. It is all paid by one Guardian, 4,000 Mutual Safety, 15,000 | Class of citizens to another class of the same country. The $7000 | TUE Of this has been to make a small class wealthy, and ‘The following are the leading features of the Bank of pb nepbeiays (88 mass of The people,; -Tyaoperslion of isGha. Nev 12 is is seen in the following table, showing the money Banx or Mopine. value of the stock in 1816 and now:— Oct. 1841. Now. 1842. Price. Value of Stock. Lo 1,751,197 1,287,693 | Nominal debt in 1816, £816,311,940 58 pr ct. £470 460,536 Specie, 308,048, 92'152 1812, "775,000,000 94 pr ct. Cixeulation, 36,073 19.871 I c Pema Phonsciks ysl Increase in value, 789,464 ps ’ i Th Of the loans, $528,707 only are maturing; the balance ns a: ptemelcoeiep ann sane the pockets of the masses and put into those of the above 279,751 individuals. Suppose now those individual stock. holders had lived in another country, {and that enormous under protest. The following State of Vinginii the official return of the debt of the contin OER OF, THY Stave oF Vincivta, Dec, 12 amount of wealth had been carried out of England, what ertifiontes’ issued for loans, (internal innprove- would she now have been? Utterly ruined and bank- Balanek of apnropriatious unexpended, (internal rupt, and yet it is expected of the United States that they Debt created for subscrigtions to Banks, shall continue to. pay a proportionate sum out of their Wardebt, 7 per cent, $310,000 own country. The thing is clearly and physically im- M possible; no nation can doit, a truth which is discovered Total deficiency, in the fact that Spain, Mexico, Brazil, and all nations ak which have contracted large debts out of their own Deduct held ty Kyccative amninet inter country, are bankrupt. Deduct—State stock held by Board of The $150,000,000, supposed to be paid annually by Public Worl Délince siting tand, the English Government for the debt, and its ma nagement, is not actually paid at all, It is paid in Bank notes. which can never be redeemed actually. ‘They are converted into specie only temporarily, which L James River and Kanawha Company “bonds, guaran- pov poeta ony $1,400,000 | Conversion may be stopped at {any moment, and would Old James River Gompany aftizjtends, Fan na | have stopped in the fall of 1839, but fora loan from the Capital of 112,090 | Bank of France of £4,000,000. If it becomes necessary to —Tii2,000 send but a small amount of specie out of the country for Subscriptions to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- vg, | the Purchase of corn, the stability of the bank is in- pany, 1,360,520 | stantly endangered. If, therefore, one tenth part of the 2.072 cr] national debt was held abroad, by which an equivalent of $15,000,000 was actually to be paid annually, it could not be‘done;and yetEngland exports an average of $250,000,000 of her produce perannum. This we think is sufficiently clear; now the United Statee owe $200,000,000 of a fund- ed debt, bearing an interest of $12,000,000; an equal sum is also paid annually as dividends on company stocks, mak ing $24,000,800 paid per annum, of which{$16,000,000 is due abroad annually. Now then it appears that the ex- port fof the produce of the United States averages short of $100,000,000 per annum, according to the tables we pub- lished yesterday, of that sum 16 per cent must be paid in cash out of the country without receiving any returns. This the financiers and the English are foolish enough to imagine is possible, when they are aware of the fact that England, although she exported in 1839 $265,000,000 worth of her produce, was brought te bankruptey by being obliged to pay cash for 2,000,000 quarters of wheat, worth $26,000,000, or 10 per cent only of her exports. We say bankruptcy, because nothing but the French loan saved the national faith, and had she been obliged to con- tinue her imports of corn, insolvency would inevitably have resulted. If the bank again stops payment, the na- tional interest must either be paid in its depreciated and worthless promises, or not be paid at all, because without paper there is not money enough in the country to pay the taxes. A second bank suspension in the present ac- tive state of the commerce of the world cannot be main- tained. The next deficient harvest of England will in- volve the nation in bankruptcy. Sales at the Stock Exchange, Debts and liabilities of the Commonwealth, 10 The sloop-of-war Falmouth is expected from VeraCruz, with $300,000 or $400,000, at New Orleans, for merchants of that city. ‘The market for foreign bills continues dull. The mails forthe Boston boat close to-morrow, when the bulk of the transactions will probably be done. The rates o, bills yet show no tendency to improve, notwithstanding the large receipts of specie from Europe, which including that brought by the Britannia, amounts to near $3,000,000. This isalarge sum of bills to be taken out of the market without producing any apparent influence upon the rates ofexchange. The cause of this is, however, very appa- rent in the increased exports of produce, and the immense falling offinimports. The exports of cotton from the Uni- ted States from September Ist up to date, exceed those of the corresponding period of last year 116,000 bales, or 50 per cent. "The exports of tobacco, rice, and other leading articles, show a similar excess. These may be estimated, valuing the cotton at $30 per bale, and the other articles in proportion to increase the supply of actual bills drawn against produce, at $6,000,000 over that of last year. Ac- cording to the Treasury table of imports for the year end- ing Sept. 30, there was as compared with last year, ade. crease in the values imported, equal to $25,585,848, of which decrease $20,400,000 was in the last quarter of the year, A further decrease in the demand for bills, has arisen from the progress of bankruptcy, which may be summed up as follows :— Arreared interest due by State of Maryland, for $5000 Ohio 6’s, 1850 70 35 Del & Had 83 1842, 823,000 | 3000 do 1860 676 Ey Manhattan Gas Co 6036 Dotoreign do do Pennsylvania do 1,200,000 | 2000 dodo G1, 16 Byracusy and Utien 100 r M ‘ 2 wo do %0 Bo ge do do MUON lig 8011 toon do" > go r= 700 Long island a id dor do ississippi, h 1000 do do b60 673g 75 Stonington 17) and Indiana, 100,000 1 5000 Kentucky 6's, 187L 79, 50. do. 60 17’ Do do do do banks and companies 4.000,000 | “4 shasBk State NY 72% 5 do v7 See aa Second Board Total, $7,273,000 io 6's ih Gecvease of tm poeld:aentions; Se'gsu's4s | $2000 Ohio 6's, 1960 67 __100 shas Long Island 11% —— State of Trade. ‘Total decreased demand for bills, $35,861,848 Friday, Dec. 30. This being a holiday week, has been a dull one ; but in The awount of interest actually due abroad by States ashorttime, it may be heped that « more active state of and companies, cannet be ascertained with precision, but this is an approximation. ‘The great falling off in imports has been the main cause of the low price of bills, which will average for at least half the whole exports at their present rates, which are 5 percent under what the bills would sell for under a full demand, before it would be, come profitable to export specie. According to the re- turn which we have already quoted, the exports of do- mestic protuce in 1842 was, in round numbers, $93,000,- things will éxiet Cotton—The advance of last week has been maintained on the middling and fair qualities, and not on the fine. The demand has varied, and the sales have been from 600 rt. The sales have to 1500 a day, all or nearly all for ex been as follows -—3300 bales Uplands 1300 do Mobiles, 6 a 8}; 1500 do New Naval Stores—The rise of freight litle is shipping Salesof North County at $2.62},whi is a reduction. Wilmington is offered lower. jpirits at 38 cents. jales of 000. ‘This year it will be larger, probably $100,000,000, a | ¢y'doing in Sede or linseed: 40 Mris, Back, sheve oo loss of 6 percent on this in consequence of the low price | at 13:50. $14, Provisions—The market has beendull. Sales of new $9,0; prime 6,50 9 $6,75; old mess $8,574 >.” Mess beet 6,50 06,75; ‘prime 3,50. d t 8 cents. "New hams 8a 81; smoked beef 6}; pickled hams 5. ‘Sales of 1000 packages grease ‘utter at 6 cts. for export. The ‘common and inferior. Sales of about 400 tierces, at 2,624 a 8. of bills caused directly by the tariff, takes 5,000,000 hard lollars out of the pockets of the farmers and planters; a pretty round sum for them to subscribe to the protection of manufactuces. Under this state of affairs, the import of specie must be pretty large before bills can impreve. ‘Tho influence of this state of the commerce upon do- mestic bills isof course similar. If the Atlantic cities do not import goods, it is because the interior does not buy them. The same excess of exports which are exhibited on the seaboard, exists between the Interior and the Atlantic; consequently, exchanges run yery low and very regular, with a tendency constantly to increase the flow westward of the specie coming in by the paskets. ‘The rates are as Provision Market. All the markets appear to be the same this as last week. ‘There is the usual supply of articles on the stands, and prices remain unchanged. Cheapness pervades every nook and corner, and poultry is so low that the poorest family can afford to Rave st least one turkey a week. This kind of food seems to have been universally eaten fince Thanksgiving day. It has taken the place of all wi follows : other kinds of meats, and will continue in demand till af- Cunnsxr Rares or Bank Notes ano Domrsric Bruus. | ter the holidays. Bank Notes. Exchange. Prices or Provisions. Safety Fas ay Apples, bbl-+ +-$100 200 Omions, per bush+++ 40 a 50 Rew bncland:s Sas Bostons++-+-++ par ayy | Beet ver Ib et ae i Bank:++++ 50 960 4 8 —Parsnips, per de yt ~ ale Philadelphia--- -3¢ a 3 weasants, pair + Mal a : Bg Baltimore - ore Hake per oss Vea ‘4 Richmon: 75 ~~ Pork, per cwt> “4 1 ed 4 roasters « . a2 a 100 75 be 2 may lachicola «+ « $s 7 +9 ald lobile +» 124 2 + 3 a5 16 7 aad 13 8 Te 4 ad 4 ey Mississipn . 5 4 issonri x 1% 1 Fa a 3 nv 6d Ed t ok san It is very evident that the supply of bills from the inte- rior to the Atlantic cities is equal tothe demand, and be- ing payable in the specie standard, the utmost uniformity prevails; but should any artificial demand for bills spring np, an immense derangement would inevitably be pro- duced. We will instance the State of Indiana as an exam- ple. The currency of that State consists of inconvertible State treasury notes at 90 per cent discount, and about $2,000,000 of notes of the State Bank, which pays specie, Dnt has only $800,000 in its vaults, A small amount of spe- | , On Friday morning, 17th inst. of a lingering illness, P oe hy Joun Wit.ovenny, aged 48 years. cie is also in circulation. The exports of the State are, it | °°} nda, and those of his brotiiér’ Nighols, ‘end! trre- appears, about equal to the imports, because bills drawn | thers-in-law, Thomas and Patrick Dolan, are requested to against them command specie at about the rate of the cost | attend his funeral, to-morrow aiternoon, st 3} 0’clock, of transporting that specie. Now the State owes its bond- Aenea Wredak uitenae tata shade di. holders abroad about $1,200,000. If it should undertake to ison, Esq. in the 70th year of hisage, of the county An- pay this sum, it would first collect its taxes in its own | trim, Ireland, and for the last 45 years a resident of the 3d notes, andthe bills of the bank, and buy exchange with awed fr 11 also those of his son: them, A demand for billa thus orested, would raise the | willtcte cca Scher Sembee sod the oe tetec, Chane rate above the specie level, and cause a demand upon the William and John Jamison, and his son-in-law, Charles Mathews, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, bank, Which could not sustain itself, and would break. All the specie in the State would then be exported, and an to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o’clock, from his late residence, irredeemable paper currency only would exist, utterly 7 Murray street, corner Greenwich. valueless, Thi now the case in Alabama. The aanuey exports from that State on account of debt, are now more than the State can pay. It is becoming impoverished. It has already lost $10,000,000 in a tangible sum, being the capital of the banks borrowed inEurope.That money has not earn ed its interest,andjthe result is bankruptey. ‘These facts ap ply in a greater or less degree to every State in the Union, and collectively to the United States. The position of the United Stares in regard to their Jebts is a new feature in the funding system. It isthe first instance where a nation has contracted a large in- debtedness out of itself, and they become the first practical proof of the fact that it is impossible to pay such debts. The Government of Great Britain is undoubtedly quite as insolvent asthe State of Mlinois. The comparison runs On Festey, morning, 30th inst., suddenly, Mr. THomas Crooxen, Pi s7th year of his age. riends of the family, and those of his law, Leatend Field and C. Metcalf, together with bers of the Typographical Society, and printers generally, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, to-morrow morning at 8 o’clock, precisely, from the late residence of the deceasad, 65 ‘Beckman street. His re- mains will hetaken to Long Island for interment. Latest Advices THE NEW YORK aE Ter eye ot Mamila. Montevideo Maranham - SS8ie> Rus. mms Cape Haytien-++ Onrace . Debt Debt. Interest. Popul’n. pr hd. | Experts. 340,000,000 130,000,000 37,000,000 rn] {$250,000 000 19,000,000 1,140,000 "500,000 2,000,000 The exports of Illinois cannyt be ascertained exactly. ‘The estimate here is large. Her interest is nearly all due abroad,and amounts to 50 per cent of her exports. Now tn- der the supposition that the interest of great Britain was abroad, how long would she be able to pay it! Why it is not only all payable at home, but she reeeives fromother countries the interest on $350,000,000 foreign stocks held in London, amounting annually to $20,000,000, yet Sir Robert Peel has stated that they can no longer pay the whole interest. In 1889, England was obliged to im- port a quantity of corn of a value less than the amount of interest she fecerves annually from other nations, and in consequence was brought to the verge of bankruptcy, nd saved only by a loan of £4,000,000 from the Bank of Lonpon—Packet ip M lediat r—W Whetten, E Jackson ork; Jalias Mr De Lepine, Paris; J Wanghe, New Bedtords Wenn fund, MD. of Fifeshire—29 1 ANs—Ship Orleans—Mr Graves, Dr Towne, (i on —Bhip ation Mi ‘on Brig Emil Jones—5 in the sesng Ste W Tal Talman, Roberts, W Passengers Salled. Live: Shas PS: tons bye Ce eee ie Miotoro, M Coates and lad ry herine Coates, nator, New Donald and lady, Canada, Mr Freuion tod indy, — Davis, payers aia appt Tensor plegs 5 ppenbemn i awry H Mali—16 Stone & co—6 MRE eet ay Gia Keo-ll Doda, Cumming & co—14 E Dunlop—1 H Wreaky—t A Ajninee ve bottles quicksilver Pose pees vent Xwrood co—2 Siffkin, Lrons & a Thompson & com] ti lorton & eo—1 G Meyer & son—1 Coleman—I| E Edwards—1J Moore—249 tous coal J. Grisw i 2 chts 9 €s to order. Jacme.—Brig Topliff—2200 bags C Rossiere—100 bags coffee H & ger & fee 57,000 Vbs Belakcldeet box mse Bas Domestic Importations. New Oni 8ans—Ship Orleans—1243 bars ii ire Boorman,J« ston & co—92 bales cotton A Richards—52 H & D. Parishes) F Butterworrh—57 Goodhue & com13 Lentilhon & e« bis syrup Brown Brothers & co—297 bbls molasses Robert & Wi - liams—20 hhds sugar F Phnttipon—40 C P Leverich—60_ Peter Harmony—I7 bbls 37 bxs ot! PJ Francia—67 bales pre. Rot 5 bj Jor—220 bbls pork and lard Spot tease ew OnLeaNs—Barque Bostonian—35 cat 8 bbls molasses Peter Harmony—i00 bales nt tole: felson 0. Aravacnicora—Bng Win Taylor—83 bales cotton Buck & cot, Fotrer Freres—35 Silas Bronson—-153 De Lannay & ¢ Arava LA—Brig Florida—200 bales Jno H Talman—36 Masters & Markoe—30 De Peyster & Whitmarsh—30 Wood, ag & Burriu—6 boxes mdse Badger & Peck—14 do to St Marxs—Brig St Marks—209 bales cotton Holbrook, son be 00-60 Maitland & co—79 Center & eo—24 D C M Sr Manks—Brig Napoleon=86 bales cottou Center & ¢o—115 Holbrook, Nelson & co—33 68 Waring & son. + Manus—Brig Christiana—|!2 bales cotton Waring & &co— a, Holbrook, Nelson & co—30 G Collins—62 Center Cranceston—Ship Sutton—53 cks rice A C Rossiere & co— 235 do 127 bales cotton Smith, Mills & com172 Seva & Robin- son—2 cs mdse Maleziewx, Gourd & com? H Chevrolatn2, Lee & com! Morris & Levy-—2 J Gihon—6 Halstead & Nash—1 Kei son & Hook—i Dodge & coi case on pe Cuanieston—Bug Emily—272 © 134 bales eotton Sinith, Mille cont dn Goodhue Sco--£4 Richard frig" J Labaw & 1 Kooi Tisdale Borlene-45 do dics ieeswax RL Maitland—3 es mdse Dunham & Dimon Mc- Cracken & Livingstou—3 Wells, & Spring—1 Jas Lee & co—? J inchester—6 bales mdse E Dakin—O do rags 13 do cotton 1900 feet lumber 3 hhds 3 bbls to order. OM AMERICA Ja. 1 Hewitt-+ G. Western Hosken Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL. Columbus, Cole, Nov. 13 G.Wash’gion, Barrows, Nov.27 United States, Britton, Dec. 2 FROM PORTSMOUTH. Gladiator, Britton, No’ *" | FOR PORTSMOUTH. 10 St. James, Sebor b mn. Quedec, Will Dee. 1 ; PROM HAVRE. Louis Philippe, Castoff, Nov. 10 | Utica, Pell Jap. | SeNicolne Belt Nov it | Albany, Watson, Jan. 8 AMUSEMENTS. WINTER CON! WM N jie that he h prevailed on the Messrs Fwo Conces's more, as they remagy in, Ni Ca Sees RING Bees ist, Tou SaLoon: MRS, "atta Ni. ME, « BRATIAM MISS E sutton, and MIs WNE PROGRA. M. Tine I, Grand Fantasia + Miss Aug. Browne Lens ‘The Anchor's “Weighed, * ‘Mr. .é. arn = raha aban Paen i Brahain Song—(by resect covian S fen em : lise Ee Gillert Soug—" The Mr. C. Brahasa Theeelebrated Pictare Soug—Mr. Braham Bahar Song" Tho! Love is warm awhile,” Mr. : pA im Me a Pog Dibden Mv s omeeet ofthe rapturous applause it met Wi Mes, Sutton and Mr, Braham -* = Braham. National Soot Song The Banners of Blge? Mm Satin Straussbur Song—(By request)—'" ithe tee itt Mr Brahara Cavathna—" Se Romeo Paciso from the opera of | Capale d chue=Mise Sut Bellies Song—"The Bay of nae Braham (7 To suit the wishes vot many, and that all may Tickets un sel¥es of $0. rich a musical treat, the price of Tickets is put «t 50 cents each, Doors open at 7 o’elock—Concert to commence at halt past 7 precisely. asec CHATHAM THMATES Pir 12) Upper Tier 2% o 0 ceuts rey conti. ai RREST'S | BENEKIT. ees E. FO! THIS, Ag tile will be saree 5 oa tet Clande Melnotte, Forreat | P oles * Miss Mary Duif Po conclude with Rolla, Mr Forrest | Cora, Miss Mary Duff Doors open at 6% o'clock and the’ perfermance wii! con mence at7 precisel¥ PARK THEATRE, IPREDUCED PRICES In order to neeetie exigencies of the times, th been induced to reduce the prices of admi OF Boxes, 50 cents; Pit, 2 cents ; Gallas, 1244 ‘conte. “1 ‘At the same time, he begs to assure the friends and patro* . of the Drama, that his exertions will be increased to merit their'patronage and support. BURTON’S ay IT. THIS EVENING, Dee. 31, will be prcaented, ‘HE DUTCH BURGOMAS TE! After which THE PICKWICKIANS, ANIMAL MAGNETISM. 1 Doors will see at 64—Cartain will mse at quarter pa ( To rea ea Office open dil from $to 5, where tickets may be pur- one and places seew Ship Masters Wee shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels will give to Commodore Rosrut, Sitvey, of our news fleet, a: r- port of the shipping left 2t the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their passage, a list of their cargo, and nu y have. He wii board ther gents and correspondents at home or abroad, will also confer-a faver by. ae 19 this office all the marine intelligence they can obtai javtic: | information of any kind will be thankfully received. and Agents. PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 31, 1842, 7 2%6| NEW MOON ++ ++ 401) MIGH waTeR Cleared. Ships Norma,:Barton, Hlavane, M Taylor; Gaston, El@idze New Orleans, EK € ns Barque_ Nicholas Bown, Read, Mobi Johu, Elwell & Co. cheke: ing, Monte: \ Ba hi Barge, Appl Maranhi & P Moxey, Guar, Kinne! 0 “ Geo LU Read Ais) ae aye, Br) Hurrell, Stdohus, NI seis Hunt & sce Ailinn rhorpee Savannah, A.B Cooley & Co; Rochester, Wise, Baltimore, J Briggs. Arrived, Packet ship Mediator, Chadwick, from London and mouth, ‘Nove 21, and. from, Falmouth uh, with mdse, to Fohn Seinweld ‘The’ M. experienced very severe weather op the shin ‘Orleans, Sears, 15 days from New Orleans, with caton, &e. to Wm. Nelson, 21st Inst, exchanged signals’ wi que J.8. Wain, Matthews, from New Orleans for Marseill Ship Stee | Galloway, 6 days from Charleston, with Oa to, Barqui Bosnian, Emerson, 17 days from New Orleans, with to P. Harmony. 23d lust, at 35 6, lon 72, spotting from Philadel, for leans. Basque Navarino, Cormick, 4 days from Philadelphia with 40 tons tron 40 hhds horn tips to Hogan & Worling, or Belfagt) 23 days irom Jacnd, 8. ‘with coffee, ck. Left schr Nqvem: Fat inst |stats 5 lat 26 2, ony 3, pty ‘bs . Hull, of Boston, for Mo Brig Plymouth, Thomas, 20davs from New Orleans, wif 396 hhds sugar 92 bbls molasses to Masters, Markoe & Co.! 16th inst 1at25, lon 80, spoke ship Avon, of Bath, 3 days from New Orleans for Europe, Bri Georgiana, McLelland, sdays from 2 hey Orleans, with 373 hhds sugar 300 bbls molasses to Havens & Bis Onttor Basler 3 anos fom New Orleans, with21ahbds 21 bbls molasses to C: P. Leverich; 150 hhds stigar Goofhue Brig St, Marks, Williams, 19 days from bt. Marks, with cot- ton, to WW. W. Pra Brix Napoleon, Robinson, 21 days from St. Marks, with cot- ton, to master. Briz Christiana, Warren, 19 days, from St. Marks, with cot- ft at Port cms Dee. 9, rq tae nd. Mazoppa, Smit a, use; brigs Helos Swetzr, di ach, Coampion, Deareon do. James Drumméud, Foun to hannah, Tatum, ‘orbes, dot a Jee Grontng: Sheelds foe's ork no ‘Pistons en do do; Cyrus, Sorper do, to; en for ey eent Hatch, Ig; Corneling ote do; Drailla, lo; ‘Nidus, Storer, do. 2ith inst. lat 34, lon "3 30, 1p Oconee, Jackson, 3 days hence for New Orlans— wished to be reported. Brig Wm. Taylor, Hoey, 20 days from Apalachicola with cotton, nib “Solis, of Bonny 18th inst. lat 28 25, los9 22, Spake ship Soldan, of Boston, for Liverpool. "Brig Florida, Crocker, Wt days Ste aol win cot ton, to Post & Phillips Bng Emily, ‘Sherwood, 8 days from Charleston, and_ Bhoars rn Delaware Breakwater, with cotton and rice, to Dinham Sent Einity Knight, Thomas, 28 days from Li a, vith & tons lignum vitae 960 hides to Howland & Aspinwall. "Led sch Henry Clay, and Mary Jane, for N York, unc. ynencha jes E. Thorne, Smith, Sdays from Darien, G. with i Cattiet rice 390 bales cotton to R. M. Demill; 50 bles H. it & Co. hr Michigan, Terry, 6 days from Baltimore, with mise,’to Johnson & Lowden. Below. hex, from New Orleans. jue La Grange, Porter, from Savannah. Brie Star, from St Thos One ship, two brigs. Wind NW. General Bato Fentst—The Ocean, Roberts, from New Yorkat Mo- bile, fell in with on the Sth Dee. in hy EN 55, ton tt 18, the wreck of the Forest, from Portland, laden with lumbe: masts ‘Took from her one auchor and two elxins. Notice to Mariners. nr ‘THoMas Dickason, Bay of annie New Zealand, Jaly 2%, 12 Sir—Having recently very ‘narrowly escaped al Kk, beg leave. to'make known the existence of a very. Reef, not laid down in any chart extant, and probably unknown, Leaving Whytertah, on f the 3. Society Islands, the 20th June, steering ids were roused en Sun- day the 26th, between the hours of Sand 6. M. by the officer of the watch, who was using every exertion to avoid thedanger reached the deck in time tohaye a fair view of the Reef, as we passed to bout two cables? length, as near as 1 could judge. It Sen atinidnight at the Cime, could not determine the size bur think tt about two ships? length, NE. and 8W. ‘blowing gale at SE. the ship running aff eight, knots ner ephaeer sails and Heading directly for the ‘reef, when first seen} the sca running high and brea rionsly over the Reef, which was Very Itues if any, shove we could not de- ‘see br foam as it patrack, she ‘must have gone t0 ely afterwards, Position of the Reef by two chronometers:—Lat South 21 22; long "West 168 54 30. supe? yours, 1oKHAM S. Havens and rudder gone. TOUS, fore 01 Spoken. er from Boston for New Orleans, Dee 2th, off Nan- tucket. vPronint, from Boston for Jamaica, Dee 24th, off Block Ish, i eph Atkins, from Boston for Aux Cayes, Dee th, off ital , Zenobia, from Providence for Savannah, Dec 25th, off Fire Mary, Cook, from Newburyport for Baltimore, Dee 26th, off © M: mona "from Portland for Matanzas, Dee 26th, off Ens odds, (Br) from Philadelphia for St John, NB. Dee 27, "Jung, Crom Portland for Savannah or Hayana, Dec 27th, off Waves from Boston for Philadelphia, Dec 27th, off Cape ineer, — Plymouth, Mass. for St Pierre, Guad. Dec 27, Mauckepore from Baltimore for Eastport, Dec 2th, off the Hee Colony, from Portland for Porto Rico, Dee 2th, off Ooo. from Boston for New Orleans, Dee 25th, off Mon- Birace, from Boston for Norfolk, Dee 25th, off Block Island. {é,from Portland for Matsuras, Dec 20h, off Cape May. from Boston for Yueatan, Dec 26th, off Barney Cardinal, form Portland for Guba, Dec 27th: off Bemeant. Guat ike from Geoncetown for Newourybort, Dee ath off tt ; Bele rom Boston for Charleston, Dee 28th, off the Wood: ands. President, from Portland for Cuba, Dee 20th, off Montauk. Arabelia, from Portsmouth for NOnleans, Dee 13, off KJ retorsbura: from NOrleans for Li 1, 6 days ont, Dee ’ 1 Liverpool, 6 da 14, off D H Shot Keys, Home Ports, Putuapenenta, Dee 0—Arr Sulla, Bi ’ Rieeanpnia, DecsorAr Red datker Newvon, At Brit igre Foto, on Beniay it, Frank, Britton, from New Teese ee iter Nonpercil” Johnson, NYork. OLK, Dec 21-Arr Jaber LL White NYork;, 25th, Geo lo; “Dee fi Arr Calne ival, New Hay mes ¢ 24—Arr Calhoun, ‘Myers, N Yor Tharaisottay Howes Be erdam’ Gras Kfortt 2ithy Lanes, Eldridge, Boston ‘Oceanus, jo, George Hull, NWork: Cumberland, i Halley, dort Cha € me ixerpool;, Below, waar Racine, (Fr) mae’ Dee BeCld Howland, “blanchard, Havre; China, Smalls Providence. id Tamerteqe: Liverpoch, Moats, Dee aiArr Bowditch, Crowell, NYork, Ocean, Roberts, do. Cld Eliza, Talbot, do. New Ontnang, Dee 1p Avr ‘Hindoo, Porter, Boston; Ree mittance ,Stlsby Portland; Haicyon, Patten, Bath, Mo; eal Lanphear, n Victoria, Thompson, N ¥ ork night, Paris, Sturges, Havre, Gelédomis, phe, London; Sultana, Pastelo, do; Mic! Ys (emi truth is Bins OM Sawyer, Portland, Me. ee i beth ‘Bingo, oy lard Liver: men i years ol Be ly his Ne hen but mentitct inary si Jecportous, and ger perfect dwe oniey that admired “Vooslist—Ln Pete Geleste Jendid Mee a emeeclal Uealienmodalion ag manager Judy. = Mooalitt Repretentauon of the ADbey of San Franceseo 1n ica Figure xhibiting, the Fae at vieaing the Sick in the Tem mole, by Beni. is cele do or eulog: qnrivalled fal wire volanteur. of curiosities—al MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. 444 Broadway, New Yor ‘THIS ¥. will be *Feiformed ; OLYMPIC REVELS After which JOHN "ARIS, CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH. ‘To conclude wit THE HAPPY MAN. (CF The Doors will be opened at half-past 6, and the per forinane e+ commence at 7, every evening RANKLIN THEATRE, Chatham Squ a greater variety of amusements than at the eity, at the reduced prices->pit 6s, boxes 12%, dress circle inclu lady, 25 cents. Open 6—commence 7. Private bores for six $1 60, for twelve $200. Mr. Winchell, J. F* nell, Kmmit, banjo melodist and Master ieree. he oni raham, Gi Garson, Ruggles, Miller, Mestayer, Brome o penter, Miss ‘arsaw, Richardsor latch, Brown, Master Ti Car un Cenito, with a natnber of others a —This evening y other place in ‘Augusta, Celeste, Rosalie, Rosamond), Auzio!, CIRC AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC, ant—New Features. . Perry, Mr Cole, the Frank Brower, Mr. Em- National Amusement Triumy Mr Oscar Stone, as India Rubber Man—Mi amit, thio pian wanjo Player jancer. Ge cree ot irst, or Dress Circle, 90 cents, Children. half pri etl "25 conts ; Pit, 12% cents } Parqu.t, or Family seme its for six persons. Places Je been set apart for colores Doors open at half-past enrertue by the Band at Horemanship to commence at 7. AMERICAN THEATRE—WALNOT-ST. PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN «om THIS Pree, Dee. 31 sre be performed THE SURGEON OF PARIS. To conclude wil “THE BLACK RAVEN Ng, - TOMBS,” E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. AMERICAN HOSECH, AGAINST THE WORLD. Marble’ Building, Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Church. Two pert o'clock. 'wo performances every day at three and sev: GENERAL TOM HUME. Pit to 7— 3t ‘The smallest Dwarf in all creation. cimen, 0 of ‘man, on the smallest scale ever betore Send ieee ns seen day and evening at the Museum, without extra charge. He is 11 Id, but 22 inches high, and WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN N POUNDS | "The Ge. 2d net =a ee ver astonished G. Booth, the mariallea rable Sega Hood, ‘the appear im several Hi f children, i crctged hecchinael webiee cheek ‘in the world, Port Lisbon—The Sion four—The 'Sea,introducing a Storm and Shipwreek—Splends] Grotto. jer which Signor Vivaldi's decidedly fanrivalled Mechan- or apparently Animated Automatons, Similie of the great ~ or Picture is too well known to require e daecels > The Free List, with the exception of the Press, is al gessanily suspended during the engagement of the Animate Tableau: Admission to ah 2% cents—Children alts t A’ ants: MAS HOL’ Yi, AVS. ADMIss ne ONLY ONE Alo, NEW YO! MUS: LEY: AND P| ‘i cain Bi ¢ the City Hall. Mr. NETT, Manager. Mr. NELLIS, born without arms, will perform a variety of Reeve te among others shave any a7) ae INS the comic delineat Nar ane te qualled Banjo Player, MASTER DIA IND, ‘the thiopian Dancer ; Master T. Young, the wonder ‘splendid Picture Gallery an half a million be seen fort the above sui Repeated pestormences on, Mond nf, the 26th—an afternoon entertainment at 3 o’clock during the Holydays. Hesterpanen in the evening commence at 7 o’clock. im*ec FRANCIS’ PATENT LIFE BOAT, OFFICE No.7 WALL STREET. SIC. QCHNEDDER & REBHUN will attend private parties soirees with a band of from three to t eat aed No. 27 Delaney street near ‘the Bowery, or No 12 " Rare Ey i 25 ornreenoet, a nist “MUSIC FOr BALLS AND: PARTIES —JOHANN IMUNCK Professor of the rea, unoUnces: his prepared to ae private balls an with a at from pe hg ive artists, on eprlledion at his ibe sr | MUSIC. MESSRS. WEISS & GRAHM. would cook an- ‘ork and its viemity, re pared to at Tnstrasoent, viz: wired, by applying piano forte, to any Toaster that may be reg r. Millet’s Music Saloon, No. roadway, Or at their dence No. 25 Delaney, near the Bowery. Im* HE HUMAN HAIR can pontively be aoa growth caused—falling off stayed—and dandruff cured by ascientific remedy. Before speaking of this article, let me re- ie the public to the following persons. who having ral Hair Restorative, certify. that they believe Rom nears by applying it with slight friction to the scalp, the hair is absolutely aoe to otd eh to effect which, of course, we must stre ‘nand thy. the roots or bulb, effected, all ee or dandru: is destroyed. ‘These respectable persons ‘certify these are the properties of Jones? Corel tad Mair Restorative ve Hon. Awards, of Philadelphia, _ Phiine. Esq., 498 Broome-street, corner of Wooster, New Mr. W. Hopkins, 4 King-street, New York. J. Power, grocery, Fultonatreet, lt J. Pearson, Lot ‘Navy ¥: Mr. James Wiuaerasers e cout! these m di. caeats bottl: ncn Row Yi these agents :—Zeil and Dock-st Select othe Arnetisen Heed Wassiagton, et, Boston; oT. State-street,Albrnys, 3 be i Balley, Morristown, HAT _NEW YEAR AND FANCY DRESS BALL AT TAMMANY HALL —Mr. J. bet Pina) to inform his friends and patrons, that in consequs ‘satis faction given at the last Fancy Ball has been 1: other on Monday Ever , Jan. 2, 1813. Di the following dances will introdi in fall costume j= viphide, by & young Lady. 0 Vas Sew hy 6 youne je Naval A, a young Gentleman. ae Lady. clengie fhe Se Gentleman and Ladies, to be and nd in*engaged-—Leader, Mr. Hoffman we Boyle WaT ie th Gclasee eich ncctrebia erates ot y which will be let on reasonable terms, slow, drutten or Skee a waste i ‘WH MEstuws, gir sa Wallst ‘aud 130 Broadway. MORMON 8 MEETING—On Sunday, Janwary ist, 1943, a ia bey pes Precmest ae Cag 2 al heat Had lers 4 ed, with the: boil ‘an ie eR a ot Mormon, gathering a othe Jews, calohthe world, &e. EEF, PORK, A Be West cod Warrenratreets.—Famities, Shopkee Grvasre, hike wih v0 parcnone the above, articles by ter, are requested to call at the abo fresh sm omning of a mes. As economy ii it to their interest to PARE Ca Bou iD MUTTON, , tat “7 store corner CI ‘ami 18, an purel Desember, 1842. UCTION SALES. sen BY BREE A HW RRE we Ne nn and 113 Pultow strech.) ate At 1036 ice, Splendid very best tn fear Wil be sold an ahi al deser As bo more ae nell fl oe eerie ti im the Fulton street i Vor wecisely, atid ie closed the sale of the valuable: noock of assortment of cabinet a te twelve 2. masereet, te ae Py Extra Sale of Bread hot ner tle 8 ‘ meals wearing apparel, in separates ots couvistiog ig of af kind Wales cad will be made made our ; every article will be sold for cash At 1046 ofoek ay the auction tore. Elegant and extensive sale of chotee furniture. Atle ae Pn in, lala ain NRY E. RIELL. Auctr. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs. Store 301 Broadway, comer of fei streets. R.& A. are now gr ready to made advances to an on irate at ounh hold furniture attended to in sae mat Regular sales, rv Tuesday; Fur niture, Pianos, &e., re oy Wedaeb ‘ind Saturday. At 1056 Sock 1, tg A large lot of housekeeping goods, viz: 400 mahogany, par- lor, cottage, office and bed irs, desks, book cases, wash staids, China ware, and an inveice of fancy’ Imported and do~ me prose for the holidays. ‘The attention of buyers is re- este: ‘he goods are unlunited and deserve more than or- ite inspection. CARD. Al B AUOTION NOTICE Mosers, BELL.& & HOW, as Bell aud Robert their an eat the public, ie the ‘Auction, and mission business in all its branches, and will be continued ‘and earned on as ‘on the same honorable terms, at the old stand, No. 32 Ann and 115 Fulton streets. Liberal advances on goods consigned for sale. Catala sales and prom ae denne warrantee can be depet ‘The rosylar ga en sale: of all descriptions, takes pice every ae a Dry », clothing, fancy articles, aie ic Fridays, Out ir sales of x of Frocstien, furnitnre, and Nye penipeions of wey Se to, LL & WAKD, (OS. B! inn ‘Auctioneer. CoB reAEE ill Mae Olatayy site ATURDAY—Dee! At tlo'elocie atthe ata ee, ae oNo? ioe Gold and Silver -elnonorbe ety Jewelry ter cash, to re, advances, yi kelton, enchor, opine, patent | cele brated ‘makers, ‘ammong which'are about 20 Co. with ‘Re. Alto, elegant 4 wit rings, gol a fine ivory kuivhs and forks, dos incr bale of Toys, Germey ver and plated wer hall and astral lar} ve. assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Brooches, Pins, Rings, Gold Guards, Watch and Fob Chains, &e., foraccouot of whoever it may concern, for cash. 31 FINE TOYS, 8 Aon EW EL ERY. "EANCY GOODS, €. HUMBERT & Co. will'this morning at 103g oclock, at ay ‘Auction Room, 119 Broadway, comer of Liber ty street, a large assortment of fine Toys, Necot a variety toy humerous to particularize; jewellery and fancy goods; also a large assortment of jewellery and fancy goods, e xothie trays, rich papier sacha card pla screens, card nions, old pencils, bracelets, s necklaces, rosewor i, work th "boxes, dre: ‘writing desks, odour bo motto saels, rare perfumery, collection for presents. Sale positive. comprit a3 ieee Al've an ayAuct 2 to 3000 Ibs of No. 1 Pul Woot, will bes sold at Auction at the store of ‘Willan Gr-fton, 174 ‘treet, Newark, New Jersey, on Saturday morning, dist, 3 vie Peloek. 430 2tis®r W. A, CARTER, WINES FRUITS AND Lt ale Continw day, 3ist, at 1033 Metoel at at tie sto1 Ante ofthe wines, and fruits frow pri Consisting of fine se fruits, raisins, grapes aud perioral wou ane Madeira ¥ Fale, Gold and B Fri ener Let Chataparne. Bieudye, Muscat Winer ae: old Scotei rang randy. Muscat Wine, as- sorted Cordial ‘kampegne s Principe end Havans ‘Segar, ven, Se The above articles, &c. are of a quality very seldom offered at auction, in and demijohns and suitable for the holi- days.’ Sale postive, and catalogues on the morning of sale, 130 2t*¥ec EVOLENT SOCIETY—At = FRE NiBeaneal this Society, held ou tho 20th December ince for the Hiclydaye— & CO" will sell on Hatny- st, at Messrs, Delmonico’s, the President. made hus report of the ‘ransac-ions during the past year, ahowing the following re- wa Recewrs, From 185 membe $2468 50 Amount reeeived {fiom arepresentation at Ni- om, 5a Reimbursement of 2 mortgage, 2500 00 Interest om $95 97 on A mortgage of $1000 at7 percent 280 00 “on deposit fm the Seaman's "Saving Bank, 4798 4249 Reimbrirsement from sundry persons of part of their passage money for France, 434 70 pee fee given tothe Society by Mr. B. ‘& Mr. G. 50 00 $6158 65 Exrensxs. For 20765 ha Bread and flour, $719 64 oal and 131 loads wood, 418 37 toes cont im money tothe poor 922 05 Pasmaye of 31 persons to France’ (less return: ed by sundries, $134 70,) 1558 21 eh — ‘expenses of 10 persons sent in the5s ‘line Fuveral expenses of 2 persons, 9 08 Halt aah ‘Asylum, 21 00 reneh school, 380 47 xpenses of printing, advertising, &c. 96-28 3138 02 J 0 Balance of att year (lem $19, in broken bank rae 1 on hand in the Seaman's Saving ri 139, ‘This Balance of $4199 ¢and the amounts al “ ready placed on es from the. perma: nent capital of the 3 meer, is $7729 20 The reserve fond amounts 409 76 Committ Re, Eiscrsp FoR THE YEAR 1913. TaERAND bat Vier President. x. PENT Vice President. ¥ SALOU, rs hte easurer.1 gE. boc eretary ‘CommisstoneRs. F. G: G, Lexras, Bh pare. fol, ‘al ettes, x Bechet, . ee Dias Me'Berger, Nanden and Trudeau,’ Vipin, i Mil pothecary. FExppeiots cy, Dis rement of the Skon, and tender or chapt miums, from the nip society of Pai Ht will'chadge the colorot relow, ‘ Fouthfl healthy ‘leurnees. ‘his hau, Ay ‘A MIRACLE, § “Wonder, and a Blesving To cure any talian 1—The effect of this on ajunoes superiramsans Itdoas recetved the. highest ones never fuiling. remed for pimples, feces salt'rheam, tan, Sar ecupelie ratvanrevey oipert in fact, it is one of the rican |, Washi ‘3 8 St ‘treet, Boston: 57 State-street, "Albany? 207 treet, Charlestown, 8.C.; L. F. Bailey, Morristown, N. idietown, Ct-tor Mrs. Hayes, 431 im¥ec YMPATHY—Dear| Re ahdcieed aig tienes nthe form of a letter. have ado ame 0 en trenow. Iwas afflicted. with the liver’ homplaint for “atont twelve ova Last pie was Fm ‘no mucl Bi was tl pooh advinable to go tothe co try aeon: tinaed to get athe ‘Barto, said fad he fiver complaint andan affection o eeauee d my tease incurable; ime, asthey thought. I would aia have to be brought back to be buried, ‘ily ng lace Tn. hs state L returned to the city without any hove telief. My symptoms were pains in my side, shooting through the top of my Shoulder blade, pain and faintings at the pitot amy. romach, hacking cough, great distress in my back, \ectic, raised considerable matter, feet very much swollen, and indeed every symptom of consumption. I was sufferini state, when m saw an advertisement in the Sun ae person cured ‘your treatment I then resolved to try th Same remedy as a last effort, and a most happy result followed. Thad only taken ome and a half bottles bebe 8 most all the fangs: thes in this ing symptoms abated. Icontinued in the use of your Carminancia until Thad. taken about it bottloes and now ebjoy better health than I have. in many years years belore. — tor. I give to yeu, know.ng there are a large number of fosasios aflicted with diseases, without knowing of any re: medy, when if they were to hear of any persons. fring cured they would be induced to «rv the same specific; it is no more anse of humanity to ey female know jis medicine has been im restering me to wre toe for any femaie to have her pity pts ity for thove suffering and gr or the great relief received under treatment, Persons that are incredulous, by calling at may res. dence, will find this statement full ily coronene titnde to the doctor, at, N. Le ‘To Dr. H.C. Thorp, 132 Greenwich es ite the ath avenue, ‘N.Y. "ast 1 D L. FARNAM, 219 Wate: + tarer of every species of Hi Fire Engines, of every size, for plantations, Garden Envines, Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets ped Fite Caps. Hemp Hose, Leather Hose,of any size req aired Suction Hose, Cupling Serews # Life and Force Pumps. to lift and force water any dutanee, from 10 10500 gallons » minate, Wind Mills, Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &e., for work- i Eitip and Steamboat Pumps for filing boilers, &e., to be used ie een fo fread and im OF cgudenestion, of any required use, Brass © , Ke. ps Of great strength, nnd very slmol tenlarly well calculated markets. in thei itruction, the ‘Southern and, Weath ava | gation 431 3m®re, ic ,stor Fe sued by the Babecrtben. in an eminent degree, the useful with ia a most Teornake yet tea cor fete thet Clement,* v0 mendacionsly de Hic Story.” It is hoped that the insidion l_srork will, $0 09 ted with the rey wepig ake CASSERT (F Copies bound in Turkey morocco, Presents. aay FORK NEW ‘ORLEANS—LOUISIANA Al ae an YORK LINE—Regul ket of 1 il 8 LE, Hunt ing Packet Ly eA Mee era Fa ha tale ashe com eK COLNE. « CO. 36 South Shippers may my upon this Rg mila puget ed.and vaca te ag CE nice tht will 'y be req by 4 in NOsleaus, Hullin & Woodruff, wno will prompt ly forward all goods to their woth ile, O, R. Mamford, will the Loulsvi her regular uy and the 20th Jan., UNIVERSAL PRAISE of the best Mogezine of the nor areas a ati Ag aarp women at Se seluine, shows that Gode of all expense, the hi ange with ts Pa read fant and met fpumber of this elegant ven us, decked in its best holyday thé season. ‘The articles ia this number are writtem exclusives Iy by females, which render it in fact, ax well as in uaime, a A have eos fevtehd wrth to, pus smviihen of Gihehs es gy Bookiors anda brilliant affair iis, "the most dashing style of magasine pa = tom, The why lishments are numerous and of epseng ce 757 Rae scented Bea at ‘cee | finish of a steele poled eo) vet ad in also cceedinaly dnee“(N eae wae leatee peeramere ss wee 4 Weal ca nate ie hae isherkterins it, the favorite of the Fait be com sm is Bocetifal cet pious the Fesigdicn with unceasiog brllisdoy. We heed hehe eo eee number for January, mach as we have aamured its comer. Sais dears mas fumey, che the Palm, me aie Be for te reoutents, oe pee first Sass styled ~ MDeration ‘. fe mossoting b by Mr. ae dese of that . a celebrated picture of the Blind Fiddler is of aii: a yell worth twice the price of pe 4 ra) a3 ibutions of amusi us oe ail within in propel ape boe Sail tending to a fe mrork the ar of American Smet vals subscription to this he ‘one of 7 Imag to aS out mak Mezsorine Pt Fie Steel Engravings, and spent Lh “hermaecees. em ice of au ion, one year, j ' oe one ye " C ane nngle u . "Kidress, ISRAEL 7 31 Itis* re 88 Bowery, KP eh. ENTLEMEN who are intending to eall on Geena, before nen mie ust call tetas reli yon some oftheir secrets. “And as we have perfect confide the veraeity of those two hundred. and th had the pleasure of waiting upon 1841, we do not believe that more t iity Indien whom we at our ofice in December jour of them Out Of the In December, 1841, we had some of all th J that were ‘into this ‘country, and some Stine wh - variety of. nnuals that were in this «market We sdverised thems, the ledles of murse called to 100k at them, as they do at every bookstore in thi id 7 ayrellas now, sent for Codey’ ited ; Book, and Ora ae Titel wo ates Piles foes, splendid works ’keceege ingly. after we had shown the ladies what ee asked to see, h was in most instances mals) We thems wed them either Godey’s Lady's Book or Graham's Ladies) and Gentlemen’s Magazine, and after a y had examined them, in many instanees to juire which the; “t Magazine of Godey's Ladys Book for f the seventeen different Annuals they had’ eramined- | Gentlemen what do you think t swers were—one of the Annuals? Jt was in two peneres and ark ceived from the two hundred an the td Boa the dg ge and ky any p ‘re are many stories in it evs eomcitedies ie leaoa nies so anya real life as itis in all its variety, ana think the engravings init are equal to most those in the Annuals.” t says, ‘i have taken Gra- hamn’s Maguzive ths year, and I think the mezzotin engravin, that have it are superior to! theAnouals for 1842. ‘The reading matter in Graham's Magazine ts brilliant and tne teresting, and I have called to pay my subscription for another year.” Another answers, “I am certain that any lady would } Yer that a geutleman ‘should. present her with exther the jannary number of Graham's ine or y's Lady's Book, accompanied with a receipt for a year, than any two of Annuals thatare imported. ‘These Annuals are very ‘one year, or ‘one to look at, ve ON the centre table oua New s Day, when we have so many ealls from different tlemen, bain a few days we re tal the sorts sn them, ‘we donor think. much of them, ted by aealued fend.” Ot ean ae af 2a But with Godey’s Lady Book or Graham’s Magazine it would \ diffe ty egg think of th o ee AROSE TCE Ua BS daerpens Seer ans but fore olloe lamp and Sopied sheets ‘we hav’ listened to from more than two hundred apd twenty- He diferent adic all tm praiaeof either Graham's Magzine ot Sader Sok. eutlemen, we wall tell you the other side of the story. ous cuir cet often aw Wentad sue thirty ladies of wh we made the inquiry prefer the Annual’; one of the ot Id prefe Al 1, be th Exige asuke araenny eater ” another said," f alot souen! 1 receive ou a New Year's da wert Soy Conaiciion ee have done telling you the ladies’ secrets. and if-you do not take these hints, and subseribe for one or the other ott those works for 183 and have them sent to some real friend of yours, we do not know that the ladies ec oo tion we have here reporte: ‘ermsy Lad: = Ha sEae ‘both wor ies of either work, bd copy, Two co} jo, of either work, 25 cents eac! Address® ISHAEL FOST en Bowery, N.Y. THis DAY ee scene American Edition of the salowing M c Lay atish for December, viz :— tacker Bhe Dublin Unie fda eae siatecrisaneseselvert JOSEPH MASON, a "Bublisher, 108 Bre The American Editi foe Rematch the meade . will) hext. British stean lished immediately after arrival of ‘steam- er. Pri _ ‘$2 per annum. Subseripteons reaps Prana” solicited as ab 31 1% ec own ae ofa theirs SALOON—Most: tfally ay~ D bie that fis fogs Saloons re aoe ready ialeremtea te tlemen an the se the reception or Ladi Li eeeey rathan Wo toe aides Uk ian tee rics, ees served up in the best style. En- “OvStERS } K FOR a8 L pg page DOWNING, stand, No. 5 Bi et and at 245 Br din below iar set oe ted a (ood public that he has made extra ari ements asupply of oysters not passed for. comallence of of fla. ws size or quali any in thi oy. Il be prepared In very variety ny = expe co ens ate abd. to je From 10 ed with the best method of preparing pickled, stewed, {ried or boiled te He will als rovide i th Boned turkeys, aft mode t eel ham, tong sary i ee ‘any orders that. may ear's day, ind sel trove waiter nd fren i atten li parts o1 and the public for their orders, with spare no pains to render every requi- 245 Broadway, will be promptly executed. d28to iyir OYSTERS —Pickled Oysters can be raperior quali at Decker’s well kuown Oyster House, 9 an ae at, for one dollar per hundred. jysters Pickled for New Years: Olmert tvle, by J. Kk. offers to his pag AoA Teuey Sc “Parties and Balls supplied the same_as usual. N. B. Oysters sent to any part of the city—No. 158 Green- wich street, corner of Co-tlande st. ‘826 otis? Pisst m hand a large variety of lenproved Res. 0. have on wood and Mt iahowny Pianon which ¥ i be old ‘ow for gat Hlosme, Thira Avenues comes of tote strety and eka ‘ATED VAPOR BATHS, Conctande AY bets ML Nae i aflanmatory | chrovie Frepmmarisen, &e. care 6 ina few days by the use of F-Carros Medicated Vapor ‘Soen from_6 o'clock Saipher Bathe require the morning till — orelock atnight. notice, Forte Sagres te to any Biskwr how jous ni the city of Brooklyn. Bathi: Stolen since the F. to REWARD—TO PAWNBROKERS. » marked on the side M. A. «| $3. Satan nie Silver ©) . Fe ae Maes ¢ above reward will recovery at 99 Pine atre curacy of Be RAE ‘¥LE.—DOWNING, the rs, is ent haere’, he, age Saety er ict money, "without heering glass o to show them how its ts Goes by: 25 Bi fate ae wine, th Tame, exposing the ti portray ig iy iaguige notto be mi thet Nalemer t is by an eminent artist. : Forty ‘Tickets as one dotlar each. . Card Players are invited to call. 30 2tis* r G a ‘ Faience H CHINA Dinner setts, racy ae ai. Kiclmer South William st, No-4, an stairs. MA PILLS. patie tar pet Oatle, Si Be ARGUS #)KTUGAL ve oat te wooior ant sda { ure knows, over E.nrope to i proved inv j 7 eertamty, 10 al ring pregnancw eloped . lsh. travamit csmated OP ml ‘ai Rhy, part of the Uni ois ‘meet with, imunediate All sear ted ee, werden Pes 8h. Salt boxes = No aNge PUBLI ATL s GORDON BENNETT reed STRE Es LETS, at wk NER. PUL Lea a Os er copy ate, for any specie veriod, on i pomune Fetes ean lo paper sent, niles paid ie od vanes. ienAco-—ingned every Saturday morning oj and a quarter cents par eopy—timnsled ber anim, im evanee, oF #! the ade