The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1843, Page 3

0G@- PROFESSOR BRONSON.—At the close of Pro- fessor Bronson’s Course of Lectures, at the Aj , the Silaviag. was unanimously wlopted by a crowded house of ticket holders : “ Resolved, That the thanks of the members of thi meeting be presented to Professor Bronsen, for his cessful efforts (in connection with Mr. F. H. Nash, his as- sistant.) to interest, amuse, and instruet them. ‘They con- clude by expressing their high admiration of Professor Bronson’s since eal, and ability in the cause of truth and humanity, and fendering to him their best wishes that 48 an: 08] perity may attend him in his noble and tus enterprise.” + PauMeLy, Sec’ —_ MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Dec. 3—6 P. M. ‘The week just closed has exhibited many of the fluctu- ating features that an abundant supply of money always produces when in want of employment. Stocks began the week by a decline, which was kept up three or four days showing a falling off of one or two per cent every day. Yesterday a slight reaction took place in all descriptions, which—after to-morrow, which is usually blue day—in the present state of the money market, must be maintain ed. Several brokers have made fortunes, and have alrea- dy began the extravagance that surely follows the sudden acquisition of wealth, ‘The late great advance in stocks has given the brokers some fine game to pluck. Indi- viduals of capital have been indueed to take hold of sume of the most dangerous stocks, and have walked out of the street completely used up. ‘This is what the speculators in the street like—it is what they live on, They have fleeced each other so long, that they have nothing left, and their only dependence; now is, that the late rise in stocks will tempt the unsophisticated to risk their re- sources in this species of gambling. As an instance of the ups and downs, and dangers of this business, we give the Patces ov Sroces iw 1u1s Manker, Now. 27. 29, Dee. 1 ow. st % 09g 8. w 66 606 40, 9 38) a AMOS BELDEN, Chairman. ih rhe above are as principal fancy stocks used in the street—they vary from day to day, just enough to suit the parties interested in their movements, and just sufficient to catch the unwary. ‘The most staple article s of produce have maintained a regularity of prices that marks the natural state of trade. ‘There is no influence to work on present prices but the demand and supply. ‘There is no overstock in this market of any one article sufficient to enable speculators to mo- nopolise the traffic, orto bring down prices to a level much lower than the present quotations. All branches of business are now rather inactive—the season has gone by, and every one has made provisions for afew months quiet, by reducing his stock to hold over. The market throngh the fall has been generally a rising one. Prices began at the lowest point, anda regular gradual increase has been sustained. This has been created by the small importations, and fair demand for consumption. It has also been caused by the control over the importations be- ing in the hands of individuals, whos have a thorough knowledge of the actual wants of the country, The sales have been confined to short credits, which give quick re- turns, and enables houses of limited capitals to do a fair amount of business. Prices or THe Principat Star! Artic: Ashes, Pots-+ do’ Pearl Cotton,IN. O. fai Pork, primess+ ses + do Mess+ . Beef, prime+ do’ Meas+ Flour, barn Wheat, bush Lard, kegs Below we give a statement showing the trade of Grea, Britain with other countries for a series of years—the ‘otal value of her exports from and imports to foreign sountries. The causes of the difference in the amounts, from year to year, depend on so many incidental local ‘acts, that the result of the official returns, unless embo- lied with the state of those causes, can lead to no definite sonclusions :. Vavur or Imports anp Exrorts of THe Usirep Kina- DOM, WITH THE AMOUNT OF BANK oF ENGLAND Cincu- LATION AND BULLION, Imports, Ea; Bullion 604 000 i Sg £6,773,000 67,432,964 116.4% 43 The table above shows the trade of Great Britain with the state of the currency, for a period of three years, ‘Ihe circulation and specie within that time have gradually decreased, while their imports and exports have in- creased. The amount of imports and exports, do not, however, vary so much in the declared value as prices have, The annual quantity of produce and manufac- tures have increased larger in bulk, to reach the increased amount, than appears visible, ‘The increase of population is steady, culating medium, varies prices of wages and necessaries of life so materially, that the result is totally different in fact, to what it appears from official returns, As an in stance of the truth of this position, the products of thi country/areso great—the staple, cotton for instance— that the slightest variation in price will increase or de crease the total value so much, that without considering” these causes, the result would have a very different effect from what it should. The proportion of specie to the cir- culation, depreciates or increases the value of paper. In 1941, the proportion was one to four, and the declared value of the exports seven millions more than they were in 1839, when the proportion of specie to paper was as 1 to3. The harvests of Great Britain have a more sensible effect on the people, than those of any other country, and th exports and imports, The following table will define the position we refer to, as regards value of imports and exports. The quantity and price vary so much, that they are of the utmost im- portance in arriving at the actual condition of the people producing the various articles of commerce. In pro ducing our crop of cotton, the cost of cultivation de- pends entirely on the prices of the necessaries of life, they depend on the state of the currency, the state of the currency on the administrations of twenty-six govern” ments, which are subject to the voice of the people every ‘ear or two: Exports or Corton From tue Uniten Starrs ro, anv Prices In Great Brrrain, ales. Pounds, Prices. Value * ir 1838 11,124,800 506,160,000 ‘$60,739,200 366,525, 49,480,775 Be, "875,000 61.256 230 Rs 4,658,454 ioe aa 33,000 716 The last two years give the view we w value, and so much more in quantity. George Townes, E the Bank of Virginia, at Danville, ‘The following official return gives the amount of Ovrstaxpixa Treasury Noes, Dec. 1, 1843. Amount outstanding per the records of the ‘Treasury Office, viz :— Of notes issued prior to the Bist Aug. 1843, $3,017,726 92 OF notes issued and. pald out under the act of 3d March, 1843, sevens . 217,500 00 a 25 98 Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the accounting officers... 6.6... ee ee ee 98,900 00 Unredcemed, .... 6s ccecess BSTocKs soLv on CHANTS? Excnanar, 25 Shares Dry Dock Bank, $144 per share of $20. 50 40 14} do do 5 14} do do je Atlantio’Bank, a do 50. State of T ‘Trade. ‘The market closed, with prices very fair and firm, but with very little activity through the di Asn vious, Pots are in moderate demand at $4,62}, and Pearls about the sume at $5,124. The stock of both tert rip: tions in this market is pretty large, much larger than at the closing of the canal any rh ad season. The supply does not rary. much from 16,000 barrels, which is nearly equally divi Seay low for the season, but now the receipts have ceased, an advance will be experienced. Cotron.—The sales of the past week have been quite limited, reaching about 6000 bales, and the receipts about 7000, adding to the stock in first hands 1000 bales, Prices during the week improved a fraction, and holders were very firm at the close of the market. The expected arri- val of the Acadia bas a hac age influence on operations and prices. Below we give a prices :— Liverroon Crassirication. Uplands Inferi it Ordinary, ifa 7 Middling, Tha Middling fair, 8a Fair, Sja Good fair, 8ja Fine, 9a Provisions.—A moderate extent of busin doing in beef and pork, andthe receipts are fair and stocks Sod, ‘We notidod ales of prime pork at $9.75, & $1O.874a$11, Beet is not in quite got iemand ote, mess, city, at $4,624a$4,75 {ia$6.75. Lard continues in moderate request, at Gag r kegs and bja6e for barrels Good butter is mue! wan ‘and will command a fair price. Sales of good ut ree yey from choice dairies, will go higher. In- closing of the canal, has shut out from this market, quantities of Produce, which must favorably affect prices of stock in market, This article is q) small sales of St. Domingo at 5ja5jc; Laguayra7 000 64,377,962 116,903,668 16,399,000 4,335,000 nd the fluctuatiogs in the manufactures and trade of a people, with the rising and falling of the cir- Corr ite inact! Maricaibo 7}a8e. | 7 “~The demand has fallen off alittle. The receipts | are still abundant, and prices well sustained. We quote North ae 42adée, The shipments south have been quite 1 ‘The demand is at present for export and the | accumulation ofa stock in this market. Ou.—Crade a Ag sells at 40c, but sales are very | limited at that ce Nothing doing h in Crude Sperm. ‘The receipts at the east have been very trifling lately Wuisxey.—Holders of Drudge are firm at ae, Barrels are in fair demand at 24}c. Kentucky is in good demand. Prime sells a\ ck is composed principally of lower grades. | this market on the Ist ult. was of ‘Kentucky. Va. § N.C. Ohio. Hhds--- 6128 195 3 We notice a small sale of St. Jaga at 20. Breavsrvrrs.—There is not much doing in this market. We have a stock of 350,000 barrels, and this fact, with no prospect of a large demand this winter, Keeps prices down. e annex the latest average quotations here and else- where, to show the low range in all parts of the Union:— Avenace Prices or Burapsrurrs. Bush. Buis. Bush. Bush. Markets. Flour. Corn. — Rye. New York, Dec. + $4,062, 55 63 Winchester, Nov. 30... 4,37, 30 Boy Alexandria, Philad a2 53 Warren, Ohit 3 Youngstown, O.,Nov. - - Baltimore, Dec. 1. 40 60 Rochester, Nov. 30. Boston, Dec. 1. . 58 eo Albany, Dec. 1. . 59 Cincinatti, Nov. 224 = Massillon, Nov. — Cleaveland Nov. 20 a i is, Nov Lynchburgh, Nov. 30.. fobile, Nov. 24. The law of last ane doing away with compulsory inspections of merchandize, flour, &¢., &e., went into operation last Friday, The inspection, or non-inspection hereafter is to depend upon the will of en purchaser, ‘The receipts of flour by canal at Albany have ceased for the season; for the 4th week in November, 53,578 bris were received there. ‘This makes the aggregate receipts for the season (exclusive of those at West Troy for the 4th week in Nov.) 2,050,545 bris. It is supposed there are not mo than ten or twelve boats frozen in, on the whole line be- tween Albany and Buffalo, Now that dur canals are closed, the high tariff of prices on the Western Railroad go into ‘operation, ‘To-day, and until further notice, the twenty per cent discount allow- ed on certain articles when over 6,000 Ibs, on the present freightstariff, willbe suspended. Flouris to be charged at the following rates :— From East Albany to Pittsfield. “ “ “Dalton and Hinsdale C “ “Washington and all stations thence to Springfield....., 35 sf “ «all stations east’ of Springfield and to Boston. ‘This benefits New Yorkfas much does the Railroad. 28 ets per bri. not more, than it Baltimore Cattle Market. ‘The market was agaih heavily supplied with Beef Cat- tle at the commencement of the Ww veeks rather inferior. There were upwards of ed, of which 1000 were taken by packers and butchers— Prices ranged from $1 to $2 25 per 100 Ibs, on the hoof as in quality, which is equal to $24 $425 net. ‘There are last week the receipts of live hogs were quite large. sale of 800 head very prime was made to a packer at § 874 per 100 Ibs. and a contract for 800 more was made by the same parties at a price not public. The sales of prime parcels have ranged from $3 81 to $3 87} to packers w ith occasional lots to butchers at $4. There are now al 1000 head in market. The receipts of killed hogs ha ° fallen off, and prices have ruleda shade higher. The sales have ranged from $3 25to $4 per 100 Ibs., the latter Bom for very prime parcels, suitable for family use.— me lots of heavy Hogs have been taken for packing at Married, On Thursday evening, Nov. 30th, by the Rev. Spurr, Mr. Wittiam Davison, of Brook! lyn, to Miss Ayn, daughter of Robert Wood, of this city. charles Died, December 3d, of a lingering illness, Mr. Wurrrieco Case, aged 70 years Hi jends and th.ose of the family are requested to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, corner Thirteenth street and Fifth Avenue, on Monday, December 4th, at half-past three o'clock. Sapa pri Arrived. Loxpon—Packet I James—Mr Saim and two children, Mr Hela’ Mr Holden, Mr 'B jae and two chi area Miss Chippendale, Mrs Hoover. Mr Simpson—20 in the steera; if Mie Saree Chi Passengers Sail From Bos D Hunt and lady. c 8, Rev Jobu F Pogue, aM " from ‘the ‘American Board of ev E Piymourn, Dee 1—Arr Mor Kingston, Nov 29—Sld Raritan, (new,498 tons, of Kingston) iBlor Bea Ar: Wan Wallace: Hie! THISTLE BALL. EN NAGERS OF THE THISTLE BENEVO- ASSOCIATION respectfully anuownce that their for this seasoa will eas on Friday Evening, December 8, | UCTION SALE “THOMAS BELL. « Awetioneer ¢ treat.) cabitawax—tales of yellow, prime, at 29420Jc, to some | Howes, NOx ne fal’ Math It is well kvown to of the Balls given by the | " woeveds are wholy | Managers have there Y, AL Wy o'clock, at 65 Hudson street, will be sold, the genteel faranture of a family ging wp honoring i ation bestowed for charitable parposes {ore much pleasnre In ri a pecinily when it ix made subservient to other and more ian: tant burrows: The Board of Managers are woud to ac- efforts to please have been hotherto cheer: o by agenerous public, and th mpathotic felon wilt protogt i on to aid them in their endeay rs the widow's teat he Onder of Dany volunteered his vs: rlastee til toniecorat ta th, Baltimore, Brawn, Boltimore for riot, Norfolk for do; Victoria | te farniure is in good or: other kitchen mtansil vvele fy atthe sles re K-atra sale of valuable svasonable dry go aus, watches, jewelry, Se jock of a wholessio an lf | h patre to relieve the orphan ard | pearance of more snow. Encantown, Now 30—In_ port, John Ruggles, Dix, and New York for Boston, and some others bound 1g “Provivexce, Noy 30—Arr John Jays Baker, Baltimore: Wan Yong, Aas, Puladeo hin ‘Also, the remaining portion of the sock of « merchant tai lor, «quantity of ready lars, bosoms, hosiery. ‘Aino, 600 yards French sed tive | Fennants of various length. and ty to si. usual Tioduess, peeeemly services in directing the Floor as been engaged for the oceasioa—Mr. ae have been spared by fiigmiand BageFipe, and Na- | previous to the commencement, as cerlent Band Robert M. ofan, Leader—ai ny cloths and cassimeren, in the Committee to render the i , ‘The Ball will {ms ‘open well as during thetgintatadiee of dancing. neing will commence of the Ball will Renown byt M4 0 icles: at Cgatibe room, Extensive and valuable sale Of choice frrniture, from families al rermole, NYork; Toroatg.¢ ers; George, Hull, and Warsaw, Hawkins. ‘and Huntress, joston; Lancet, Hotses, Nor- jetcher, Boston. Sid Pengui 0 Cl Zhatleston, Brem) ¢ Hopman NYork phias Caspian, Bartlett, folk Arr 28th, Valhalla, Dill, West Indies. Savannan, Nov 27—Cld Ta . Gilpatrick, Havan = 90, ml be sold, a large lot of serond hand and Band vlaying " Guid night, an joy be wi" you a. Riches $f toduie © seatleneracd. gentleman and two ladies- if ened New Or- sn, comer Perry and Greenwie treet and Sth ay w ‘alter Legeatt, (4 Cheeks not arinaferable Monte. Nov 24—Arr Hysari, Commodore, Cogswell, Havre; Hector, THURSDAY, At 10g o’elock, in the upper sales room, stivet, large sole of truly valuable and spl Drinkwater, Kingston, Jam: ‘ld Win \dard, or gallery, 35 Ann | ‘did original parnt- | preperey and productions of the late | ‘uche'l together with the e.tire a leman of well known toste, who is KowwR ro | 2 s ‘cretary, 252 Hudson street. ave their Tickets ‘on application to me | r inthe Committee room ou the evening of the Ball, by a respect»ble young woman, as rinaid, who under tands , Seamstress and Chai making and tailoring. vefer,to her last exaplovers, ive good city references, or can ease to apply at 386 Bowery. iM take place by caiale r wll, pai ‘the pictures cau be examine ton Wedues | “a ‘Teed : | gnpeiron nesda atheros aie net | tee iat with the cananset ie Mso contains useful hints | ce, Offa, Be, rom the #reseh ed th by HOLLAND & Priee hy cents, DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, 126 FULTON STREET. T CAUTION.—The public. sh is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam o Wild | ieerty that per le ey remarkable cures which are publish of the country, and not the articles of fed into ent at notice, Chita read the Sollowiay and if oH of the great virtues of this me wi street and see the original, with nu of like Partie cline of manhdod, their partegt restoration, Courtship Mri of Alphite Broussais. Hot Naasan streets dood city references five Please id nara ings aed F im shen 4 call at 212 Wooster atrect, up stairs. ANTED—A lad in a tawyes cent hand. Apply in Dorr's Buildiog, coracr of e eens Place and Hanover street, room No 24. ANTED TO PURCHASE--A substantial moe built one horse Sle.gh, havivg rooi fora moveable seat, and withor without robes and ells, Enquire at 144 Grand street, ys, on “fovoice of fi office, who can write ade from a Private Vi | brary, with various other articles, to close commence with the Books. CENTREVILLE COUR —Ihe Members of New York Lodge No. 10 re hereby requested to be punctual in nlar mesting af the Lodge to be Canal street, on Those may be good, ots at the next but we know nothing Let every Man, W that, oes not satisfy Mondi vy evening next, the 6th ds ness of importance wil! boron hee u iV B. A. CAMPBELL, Secretar STORAGE forthe bulk of a bales cotton can be had, in » gtare Gl South street. Dear Si:—I owe it to the sfilicted to infor last [ was attacked by a very violent , in the water, which settled on my bung: ere pain in my breast cad Hite) ‘and companied by a very § aboa distressing cough, in our village; but avail, they pronowuced my and they one and ell ga I got the consent of -OPENIN NING a TH = HIBITION OF CH ME NTINGS in the Granite Building, Shanken street and Broadway—R.jWINT® Ke grateful or the kind patronage which he recet MA'ECH for $200—Tw come off ees this Course re to Suikies—will | + (Monday) Dee. 34, at ous to Is toss by fre, bition will reopen on tome the followin 2, Church of the Hoiy ourse ond Stands fre of charge. do int)» NEW STYLE OF C HILDKe N’S VELVET CAP! ‘The subseriber hay a large and be: Vt joys Caps, oe the lar sell Cre cheap as any, h may be found gentlem: and fine otter caj ‘ilk and fur bats, of a beauiiful we at Also ney Furs aot bottle, before slug h strength, and it wi and my symptoms in every i three bottles, and am restored to pes alone owiny to U as 1 ee this method of y the debt of gratitude y mine Jerusalein and hi ugh was much be w i the subjects to be varied guages on Chambers street, use of Dr. Wistar’ each evening: ‘adm ion 25 cent! mmence at 754 o’clock. TENSIV, Tay OF CLOTHING. ‘This Day, at 10, o'clock, at 18 Courtlandt street f executors, the whole stock of a ing of ant extensive assortine u the Ehren pti to owe you, and partly that others si- milarly afflicted may know where to apply for relict Very truly yours, Mr, Palmer, Druxuest, under ‘date of Waterville, Seve “iy, Also on han nd 2 large supply erat con stantly on hand, a large assortment of Ks for sale at very low prices. Pal the subscriber took the premium at the ir ofthe American Institute. The statement given you by A to be true by this whole cominaus:, remarkable cure. sal success in cures truly flatteriny. tomes Sage is well known Ca shmere, Plaid aud other vO Lain, vilot Cloths Ww! 126 Chatham st, opposite Bicoentie WINTER ARRANGE ME! NT. rear IR SR Ene: Nctectigeeli (irik fue tvcaea at present) Agent for Bingham’ from this ity to Pittsburg, takes this method of informing his numerous friends and patrons, 0 raugements for forwaré sy durivg the wi urs re 0. D. PALMER, Let the afflicted call and eee our certificares. ly that they can be e fe cine. Be -urea d re of imitations. is Balsam cures all Leet? of the lungs and liver, such 4, asthina of 10 or 20 y aiaaneet Auctioneer ERMAN TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES WATCHES » Plated wes aie Ey on Wednesda next, berty street, a a but the quality was | 300 head offer- saglish Patrem Cards aa bimoreaseator tue sald tad alee rominent makers and :approv terns, toget! er with Freve and German Faney Goods, the present season, being the balance of the stock 0 K 8 ood assortment of articles in the line. an invoice of rich Plated Ware. consistiny of Waiters, Sunffers aud ‘Trays, aor Frames, Castors, & now about 150 head in market unsold. At the close ¢ A as bleeding of the lungs, bi standing, croup, obstinate pai: id only by Isaac Butts, Dexter, Albany; peas, throu shout the N reatise to be had grati “DOCTOR YOURSELF IVATEL R. GREGORY may be consulted of the day orevening, at his private residence, LL Tie has ‘been very sucecesful in. the half cured” eases. which which has not been overlooked, ies to the convenience of patients, qv rane to obtain a cure as speedily and privately as possi Knowing that many people Berea Sei (he are ey sp t having made extensive ar- merchandise via milroa’s aud Futon, comer of Ni jer season, to the West. he 1s now pre- ‘chern ard Kastern ‘States. it for goods trom this city to Wheelin 14 umberland.or i ° ene via Philadelphia and encrusted to his care, eke, ‘able and Tea Spoons L* , Also, a large assoriment of B balance of the stock of a manufactt an invoice of English patterns of oe pocket Cutlery. Diieraay ones her of the above points on packages forwarded by from Baltimore to y to Wheeling. The busi wei o forw: Me fidentially at all hours i Hay | through in thes da all rH dys from t conducted by— m. Tyson, No. 10 West street, New 276 Market street, h Howard street, Balti y & Everton, Cumberland, Md. th & Co., Wheeling, Va . Pa. Wa nA far the Wheeling route should be marked | New York and ‘Wheeling Line, care of, more, and those tart S60 New York, Nov. SUMME z ARRANG MENT YEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA RA «ROAD LINE Fox RiEWARxS NeNoRoREETE i "Princeron, Trenton, Bonpentown Ans BuRLInaton. Sew om ool from he foot of Ge ail street, near Broadway ‘oys. logues will beready for exarmmation the day previous to | cette Aihone SLFTH WARD. Bingham & Brothers MERICA RE PUBLICANS, ATTEND.—Justice to but to Country first.—A_ meeting of the Ameri- R=pablian Electors of the Tih Wend good order, and a thorou orl Ge edd at see nega of deb mil if Will be held at the house of John Milla: Yorks Sth December, 1813, ut 3 o’clock Select Commitee’ appointed by we Committee, to draft ard—those friend]: h ietorgation of legislative States Ror anE on subjects of importance, ec terested, has Dr. Gregory la his private treatise. hgm’s Line as heretofore, t contains engrayings— No. 10 West street N. Y. aud eelarged, and estbraces anny auljects of terest salt isease uot oefore alluded to. PBs arto rm of Boal and ment} wenkness ina and a witch eame under the h ie faitt fully delineated, and th gs und health ; it is a work pl tise of all those who may W ee assistance, of whatever at yathttl tadeserttion outhful Andeses % will be oan oth useful and. taterestin eatenion, fergaas tipon the health means of escape. it shows how parents and others are deceived by the outward physical ap} the atteauation of the frame, vali M. to hear the report ew cain Raa Dreunble or an addres Of private mala ey practical method of ob- peactiealty sary: prope i clear hight thd. tangible form the views, e: of the viet Re tablican tarty of the 1athW. thatthe drople thereat, at [east may inde least. may understand precisely party intend to advocate and cariy out, if suc- Charter Election of 1844. Panctual attendence is particuiariy requested. By order of the Ward ae CABLE, See’y ro Mad BNSARY, 3 Divi ED DR emedy fe given, and ner testiu weosed it and p tention, of those une vex. That portion Por the work vans, and a certain destructive Bs ha MOULTON, Chama, nae out not only the as to Sancta roceeds direct to Camden (opposite to steamboat to Philadetp! ine | vhatadelpinta) without change of cars. Il procure their tickets at the office foot of bes rtlandt street, where a commodious, steamboat, will be ix pees Ai Eeenane crstes oa board. @ crates are couveyed from city’ Kach train is pre pitation of ‘the’ heart, derauge- we often merited to firy they are ihe consequences of an yas rack "ai destructive to the individuals eds symptoms indicati ‘wrong causes, when i alluring and peruicious practice, ‘The ‘chapter on sescture ia worthy of particular atentio be read ithe od of treat " rary kes eg 0 ae of the me —In #3 Globe, for Seach eer ini’ T Whi lesey id Ta Lent 10 ‘obtain an immediat Foreign Tmpertations, tin 73 chests Morewood & co—i00 in Fhaive, I do J D ce, Murray, Ingate #7 kes Cumming & Wendell. lieb Link—3 cases &eco—12 do N 2 bhds Wm Vyse—3 bal les ‘I’ Horsey— bd jartis—6 cases (+ G Sheppard—4 40 § T Dor? casks L LC: chen—50 pkgs J Horsey—6 cases C Maitland—2 do Rubt Folger—16 do Saxton & Webb—87 eee steel it cond do Wa y WOO, Re co—2 do ° eregil 0-2 do, W Wileox—9) caske W Harriman—78 pigs Clark & McConnin—12 casks Phelps, Dodge & co—2 cases es 45357 bars fron. Grinnell, Minturn 8 co-33 cases sont de Louis Mier—~4 do. Dord= do Ta sol aitland, Comrie & co—ido Stephen Noudon—1 do Brust. Koop & co—I truss Overton—1 cask J Moulton—1 do HS Clark & Saxton— Y agliobte—l J M Allen Foe! WF Benning 6 co —1 3 Horey—1 1 P Peet =I parcel M Day—89 pkgs to o1 Groxstabraship Florence—1630 chelverts linseed J 8 1. K riders 0 bales mdse Basing Brothers-in0 do. HN Peck & cots do 1091 bdls 34 bxs Newbold & Craft. e = Ait 'z 3 as a corresponding influence on the value of her Nine hundred and two thousand bales of cotton sold for eleven millions of dollars more than nine hundred and thirty-five bales. In 1842, our exports of cotton were so much less in has resigned the Presidency of ++ $4,066,925 92 Scronpay ar Avetios, 1x TH: Men- led between pots and pearls. Prices are un- comparative table of and mess do at country mese do t Male. Cheese is quite active at adj. ‘The MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam hips. We shalt esteemht a favor, f,Captgian o¢Vesaels wil wo Commodore Rournt Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a cL, ee Eaten, GA pt che Port whence they sailed, easels Spoken on their Pas at ofthe any Foregn Newspapers or Ne: W toard them immediately ou the ye Agents and. Cor respondents, at home or abroad, will i is b gonler a favor by is Office elligence Sbiaine, 8 Nantical Information of «ny tind wil te whaak tally PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 4. <7 10] MOON ents + - is 431 | wren ware 4 Ship Florence, Lench, from Crone ‘ on" Ooe. I. Hlth site eo Neots , Sept. 30, and Elsineur c British brig Norval, Lyne i bis from Syduey, CB, with al 100 tons coal to Anth oBEig Anna Maria, Aten, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, ache Tiberius, Jones, 10 days from Lubec, with plaster, to ™Scht Wm Wallace, Hicks, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to master. Schr San Santee, ‘Schr Henry to master, Ryder, 14 days from Hampden, Mass. with lay, Stoddard, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, Ships Ray verpool; Kalamazoo Meterren, General Record. Surr FLonnnce, Leach, at this port fiom Cronstodt, experi enced very ‘weatt er from had very heavy, repeic » Nov. 3, ¢ starboard iat 49 30, lon which s. kuoghed the Nead to leeward, stove bi warks and galley, and started the Sterucceaused the ship t0 Teak badly. Has bera ten days on the coast. Scum Conners, hence for New Bedford, strack at Hurl Gate and received’ some slight damane, but ‘proceeded on her voyage. Hie Fnancrs Agnes, before meatigned, sailed, om, New Be Matus. "'ince hat time ae has not Nard from aad wot a 8 * with all Grew and passenger, abe hasbeen swallowed upis the Geen. "Accounts hate been received from” Matanzas. as Ta Nav 2, oto which cime wo tidings of he manna tease had been eatred) The mate othe brat yan a Mi Beate of Al and among the sengers WAS that sci, ho ‘wag induced to make this short trip for the bene- Hie'had with him his oldest son... ‘The. other nacre Porris, Count D’Adhemar, C- Blackie aud Spoke! Mills, ad, ‘r Bay Chak Nov ll, a bmi Is, (Brdof Se Sunderlan from J ay ee mal chaadias by asea. By the so Horence, at this port. Fore! OINT Revan, Oost. eevee rt, Carden a, f Wilton diss Ki Kimberly New! m t, Bath’ do; F' egestas rom So wilson Beth do; ct Savin, wn, SC. disg; Pamplico, Fulford, ate eB Re, Wade Sad Peonces on Mansanitxa, Nov 1—In port, Nereus, Masury, from and for i 18—In port, Lady Adams,'Lennan, and Whig, NB. Nov At Merchant, Beck, Philaephin o, Nov 2t—Aet Water Ottawa, St hy "New York sit Home Ports nrc, Nev YS Trans, Emerson, NVork. Rawatont, N ov #—Are St Helen: di load for NOrk Sid Perw Cheney, Bh, Ponttasp, Nev rar. cheer: tonsa rides. Cla Biome, Smithy as BI Andrew Scott, and Isadore. 1, Rel “Hae inde te ‘Amerienn, Weaberg, ‘aby ORTHMOUTH, Nov2)-—a rr ; . aaaenh Krovi, regina Ua Re: Richmond He. a ol \ om Dee 1—Cld » Hh 4 ’ ins beth eth, Wiley, Mt iain jelleson, Africa, Sid Art in, Gibbs. c| lube, Doane, Noetety ind Sandwich Ma pont, Parsons. ie Plummer Alien, Port an Pip anne Hicks, Havre cori, figwes, Phitadel vou = Fear in tn Eee spe tats set Aomtiagtroumecaetsealy ior from’ the foot of Wal- Toel & ing this complaint st never failed in curing the if it does net eure, we will urake jen and obtain the Ked Drop wi! will warrant to cure every case , the bi es leave Phitas that he undertakes, and guarantee the same to be permanent.— fo eneears enable him to obtain complete be the 2 book above alluded to is 50 ceuts, and t idence, 11 Barelay Loxpon—Ship St_Jumes—(Reported ar ae slabs bp apeomml nnenents DE: xe ti 0 e & CO <4 cks 13 bags Oppenheim & co—t — david Matthews & com cases Rockwell se 4 do fn ren teal n and by. railroad from Camden, at 5 0’ ole 4 By sed for Baltimore leave Philadelp! 1% A. M.. M. being a conthuation of the lines from New York. Broae ch of flow he Ri Saeed “The Hinder will "be liberally L, L. BRITTON, 45 Broad street. warded by tev ing Kot the author, at AMUSEMENTS., PARK THEATRE, THIS EVENING. Dee, wen he performed & LOST £ Poul Ardent, Chippendale | Virgi Mrs. H. Haat Ae THE we Ate BELLE. To © nclede with cond Act oi CHATHAM MONDAY ENING, Dee ORIN ens George Glanrilins sce THE KING'S Space M. pe ronelie, with LOVE IN Met’) LIF ee “THKATHE, MONDAY EVENING, December i—The performances will wn Wink ‘s ie NICHOLAS AS Nickuepy. BLIND D ANS burr. a Managers + * jon the foll 174 ie canta; childern eadar t of Boxes, 25; cislaress vd 2" Reduction of Prices the fires oxes and pis > the secs rian Conductor minster of the Cirele Premier Baffo and € Grotesque et Pyas Extraragant: Pierrot aud Mime ++ +++ MONDAY _¥VENING, with «grand Be rsa a a poaae will commence col AG) N » Sete Sevens wil mater Ob AND BEAUTY. ats, Sarjeant aul ole hutaee, called Polichinel eta elle emma toate Of SWS A Come Sen kin. thr Geutle Shepherd. tof the aC ef. ons. init ‘ers’ ual Strength b cha tes, on his ies, by M Habitars du Desert. ‘The doors will be opened at Gig—o '—perfurmasen will comme at 7345 me hee sisahark ERYON’S INDEPENDENT A CInCte MERIOAN BOWERY pe THEATRE, ts; Pit 12 MONDAY EVENTSG Deets sles {he pntrmancea Wil commence wi Kutree, encitled FATE DAU itt Reece UMBIA. After which. Fests of Horsemanship, Post mead Fambling, if ‘Somernetin Mr, MeFar a rearance on the Tight Ro, A ‘ngeld, ‘the hy the Caroltua Mlceets’™ concinde with ‘AND "THE DRAGON. AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. BENEFIT OF THE, ALBINO LADY, Ardpoai ively, MONDAY, Dae | SURNEIAL LOM THUMB, JR.— This maguiic ft. who ia the delight of atthe ios ho is perfect ia his. proportions, fively, intelhigeat, ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS. retime linge, as he positively anils for Eu- rope ina few days. VALENTINE, ed, and wll preveut a host of Com) = Store, Bon ing. the celebrated. bariesnue FOURTH OF ing ATO. ered bv Khe. ezer Lick firs Esq. of Long MARY A. G. NNON, from Boston, will Iu troduce a which’ she tA! ap ‘ear in several VERN, the grat Teams Nigger. imie Singer. i < SHeidwaN the Ballad Singer, EK CATHRIN WAGNER, whe beautiful Gi Qiren of the € reeenth: ay ived in Baltimore. hee sre the first this country who are. truly the People ebay nb sven throughout the whole day and creat inher NATIV, ME, and « regarding the PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, Performances every evening, and Wednesday and teruoons at Rovclock, Kvening performances at 7 o'clock. ye Admission (0 the whole 25 cente—ehildren under tea 7 LK DEU! | AND PICTURE GALLERY. | (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) 0 a be ah atts y t 3. o'clock, copsist- pee i ites! y the celebrated | } ‘WenaDar ane ha his a atone oh may Madame the lady of in-elligenee, convaited si all hours throughout tho day and eeealon, masek, ing Past Times, Present and Future. Madame Adolove is proud to refer to N. P, WILLIS, Esq. editor of the New Mirror. v.ho was so mnch del PRIVAT ® consultation that HE PROMISED Oe AGAIN, pnt wrote a high eulogy on net Abilities to the Edi tors of the Netional Intelligencer at Washington, Adiaission to the whole 12) cents—one ashilli extra for fp HUTCHINSON FA} of New York for their reception at t respecttully annonnce thei SAL, at the Molloy 1g agencies, which are drug sores vin TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! HOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever, at the well known Toy Store, 233 Centre street, two. d street, opposite rhe Mi ohdgriges EN am st 79 Ful , cor. of Gold at, No. 79 Fulton st, cor. o| ay eee ES FR ‘ HARNDEN & Express Cars, Specie, Bank Notes, Packs | part of the United States or Canadas, and b: packets te any part of KE No. 188 Sowery, cor. 0 jo 0 Fulton st, cor. of W, 0. M6 Delaney’ st, coro No: 63 Bowery, cor. of Walker st Both corners of Broadway and Chambers street, ‘The book will be sent in a sealed envelope to those who may choose so to order it-it will also be seat by mail ou receipt of | one dollar. addressed to bow $67 no NETTE BRANDY, landing, io half pipes, quar ths, of the ‘old and genuine brand, aud of | 9 peri scam high :roof and flavor, the cargo of brig | from Rochelle, now landing at pier 11, | S.'T_NICOLL, (9 Front street. BLANCARD’S N'T WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for Halls, Par- ‘These Stoves are a Ske SRORWANDING "AND MMISSION HOU: ‘O. will ryreives pad ran by their daily sand Parcels, to any by the steamers and ngland, Ireland, Seotland, Belgium or S CENTRE ao rtment of China. ‘Glese and Earther UART, pee HAIR-DRESSE, ie No. 3 re ae t fully sanecnooss, a Particular attentinn seriptions of Brecchansliee, col pn very pactrene to the Jacst Parisian fashio: Se DRAB VELVETS! DRAB VELVETS! ERSO NS inwent of Drab Veivets can find tivm of differ. ent shodes, with mazrrine blue riciered bf Feathers, Flowers, Ribban: thi at whole ale and retail, at no, YOUN 's s Hat Manufsstory,96 Bowery, between it ster oe Girnd streets. a2 3 yyy a ie ACKERY ea: mst be marked * Co. F ags are made.up forall the Royal fa Steam- ers oe Boston, and the steamer and sailing packets from New | lors, Offices, Stoves, Si Stotue of Washington, the Fa two kinds of pxdestals, one fo fire chamber in the wood means of a revestab! the heat to circulate nile toe giving a large and beautelul also got a hotair chamber, meek and iaeg A u ibal offices en agen 20 Water street, Liverpool. Sy, 3 Abehureh lane, London. Cow Paris nd Havre, American Conga Woodward, Sc. Spe NB. her of hisCoaytry, sucmounting ‘aud the other for coal— Messrs. Farrden ee 0 NOK HUMSUG—Dr, J. has removed his Old Galen’s Head Dispensary to. Berkman street, where he con tinues his safe, speedy and effectual treatment ‘and cure of all matter how complicated, aud where the oi Fl humerous inqairiag No. BY te Sati stret, comer of Messrs, Emerson eng Haight Wiig atwerp, Belgium, ¢ Years experience entitle rk would cirect the atten- seriber invites the att or ne nomiecal and ‘durable Stove, to call and sat tisly rth of "They ean be seen in operstion, daily, and tele: nees given ‘0 those who have them in use. bhi have a fair opp rtunity of judging that the above are plain iu this city at 111 Grand street, one door JAMES HINDS. IN THE mANpERSON mari —Harnden & Co, are alone Tesi for the loss or injury of any articles, or property of an Dine ote hot Ie winarek meam tached to the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation Company be transported; nor the } ilrond, oF the Bestar and Pro- fg. shele contents mt description committed by, nor can any be 4 triedy confident xB. Obverve the number, mistakes may be danzerons 4 ite York, Providence, and Bostoi vide se Railroad Corporations, in 00 bales Knglish FT'wine, ‘Bridport manufacture, ing a complete sasrtmedt, from 536 to 3 E. VOLEINS £ co. ney az Cc pave low prices for Pad PEOPLE'S. LINE oF ui FOR ALBANY AND INTE MEDIATE leaving from the Per Vee oursandt my Liberty rt. Brai ard, iy Teave as above at 5 2. SANDING. —Two handsome bedrooms, wi super with break fast and ter, or full boar We itage Tronsparent H te ol faving been purchased at 1 be sold from, 25 to 30 per cent lower dblishment in this city. reyuired. Aroly Ag A CARD. MEMBERS OF o ONGRESA AND OTHERS ELPHIA, will find every comfort and ea are ine Hom, a the TON HOT Chestnut street, above Beventhe ADE LPH A. J. HART WELL, Proprietor. _ ae LES ‘GYMNASIUM, tel espe fuly fatima i yaaa Hs, no h Capt ML i. Truesdell, will lea way, Th: NO above at 5 P.M. on Tu | "The above boats are gant stave rooms, and ISITING PHILA convenience thet | WwW igen 2g 6d to 38 rr per yard fouble sarerfine C arpeting, sed in uo respects by any Loats on Three Ply Carpeting, peets by auy ° . SCHULTZ, at tha oF " Horm $10 $15 the 30,000 yards Figor € Cloths, any width ts ANDE N & aorta: sage or freizht, apply to P.¢ n25 ins eod Im*r vivar NOTICE a f evebliehinene iow Tlester street. fj Monday, Teceinber ath, the six o'clock ning Line for Albany will Binns five 2 ce at ar attention of Gentlemen ci Lae age og) wn town, ACKET SHIP UTICA, from pa Medi 9 by thi mig a aores 3 oem send their PASSAGE FROM CORK=Vin Liverpool—Tn ‘We beg to inform our friends 1844, we shall have a ships, sailing from be fitted “out in such « he first spring ships.— hat during the coming spring, ular succession of fi ‘above port every manner for second cabin aad steerage pasvengers, ax cannot are them every comfort. One of ovr iiih, Mr, James D. + who will ee persomal paler maf Poms P alton coma ee a) le tr sent tothe ‘publie store si Sadaed pi pose instruction, a ct hort tinne dail I or heptane dard frame, ‘and rte day oly eso of the Lon- taught upon the princi by its most eminent professor a don, scan a8 n igubenke i ‘wor ga. pains or expense to rate ou the ee of Sah fist cellor XTRACT OF COPAIBA possesses a few advantages any other medicine ior the care of all sexual ith an enlightened public, pa and a Cesideratum loue sought for It needs no confinement or change of In it be qptirely tasteless, tnd caus: in the cath of the Law—Miscellane Ann street, N.Y., at Decisions in the b 4 Gore ‘Piazzas, Liverpoo! 8.—Passage certificates and Laks ons be sent from this by i ‘ships on the Ist, 7th, 13th, 19th and. 25ch af n stentaers on the Ist and 16th. $3 per angum, io advan s SAN, ow Editors) wit Lo" SUPREME COURT AND COURT ie OR — ements have been made with the Rey ons of these Courts. A series of orth will also in fucure appear i this 2 3t"r ed form, that of a paste, sno unpleasant sensation to It has acquired the utmost fame in almont every part of En- it has been examined, approved of and san and "ecommend id by the most eminent of . Thorne, chemist, London, vy P 266 Greeuwich street, 183 Browdway, sot Permanent arran} of Chancellor W: Liv chao ‘of “26th Dees DDONS, Capt. ve,her regular day. Bor fri commodations anequ: board at Orleans w FE. B Cobb, al to will iewholessie and ret pedi ae AS it 2 Park Row and 5! y, comer of Lispenard street 308 ¥ ALUABLE, BUSINESS STAND Ft Mak Fit sabecrfoetset win decided upon disposing. of rite and | txtensive manu COLEINS & CO. ynton also of di meas Thi caabtiohmert has. fot in mud favorably known throoghout the United ACKINTOSH imei tome 2% Maiden Lane nag pow at the 2th January her recular 1 intosh Coats, of the pect by Mackintosh in Gentlemen may rely «ny of those made at ow Successor to the Ro Loy Rubber as practised ere enaery may rely upon the ships of this line ‘andgsttng! vot oats a good article regi obtain PACK KETS FO ys mR LIVER: ember—’ Can ship Liver’ nr hd ridge, wilt sail on the 2ist aa airy with a fine store and streets of the city, il business, of which it has alwaye th all ite advantages, it offers facilities erms will 1 be mde eaay. an JO! N LEAD BEA 48 Walunt street, Philadelphia. near the ethan re, x nown favorite then oi ae John r day. ist oh tes teing all 1000 tons and bark for the old country, will et fal to be derived from sulecticg this I as their great eapacity ren comfortable and convenient than ships of a smaller Clase, and their accommodations it is well known are superior t0 any nose wishing to secure berths should not fail to make early application on board, bo oe, 7. TAPSCO As their General Passage © Peck ut Tote of South st. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Fine Shi ailing ship NIAGARA, Capt. Cole, wi il for New Orleans to-morrow (‘Tuesday that ‘seldona onsen TO PRINTERS establishment put at —~—T we founts of Ty have been used on the » ine in ic to m every Way more INVISIBLE WIG aah t nate gg: By ath ors eg Be mast the das ‘he erent. mdvantage 0 its being made withane. sewing oF ees 80 “Kenta to Sages 4b Wwons AN sate TED STORE OF D.M THE FRNSE ved 10 No. 60 John street, 126 Iinee apposite whe fcrmer ttand of 110 yi ans, Ebr ENTRATED MEDICAL PREPA- of Liniment, Lini- nd Qainsey, Hevers, weaving, Seles caw both texture being so bea , #0 porons and 40 pore, of er perspiration ‘oth evaporation is nim i A few cabin, second cabin end stenrage passengers oan ote comfortably accom mods ted. if nf nn mods m4 the lowest, rates, appliest m oard t wpliestion ws made on board the ship, at pt nee of rare "Arthritie Pills, &e, thi novel and oe "iil | o 1¥. B.—‘The ship Sharon, Capt. Purrington, will sail for New “*N. B.—These medicines are tical a and take passengers at the lowest rater. ous diseases for which pted by the vari on Monday Eyveniog, Dec. tth, at Niblo’s :taigor recta This wi! be Ftd last appearatice previe! d South ; oa which occasion they will roduge a choice cele f the:r most popular produetions. sO cents e-ch to be bad at At 8, Stoddard’s A, By pahors T irth & F V's music stores, at the book oe od 2 he vor, bese Tago . No postponement. uartette—Blow on ! Blow on ! "a Gi tre a forget e—i he Land of ashingtone Werke iy lor- ris—A rranged by Hutchirso1 Ballad—The lrish F. at's Lament—Words by Hon. Mrs. josie by W. Jt. Dempater. Price Blackwoor: Quartette—The Grave of Bonapare PaRT iL. Fr nef Song—We're with you ozce again—Written by G. P. Morris Quartette—We are Happy and Free—Subject from Rainer— Hutchinson, TriMockawar—Words by Henry J. Sharp. On auld Lang islend's senegict shore, inv an hour | whi ed sway, ‘ening to the oreaker’s roar, at washed the beach at Rockaway. New Quartette—Excelsior--Words by Henry W. Longfel low, Esq. erat ngenigeon, Veena Hoe Melody by Riehter—Arranged by stehingo: ‘an store of Saxton & ‘To commence at 1 artette ~My Mother's Bible. ‘he Maviac Nag jomal Song—Onee on a Time ; or, the Origin of Yankee Do r val—The Old Granii We have oe ef ire FRID. CIGAR! ai ae OF THE FRENCH MADAME CNET t DAMOREA D MONS J, ARTOT wing positively their last aitearaee previous to thei ture for the South, ow 'y, ul vag ee 1843, at tne ingvon Hotel ; on wich cesion, al yi t Vivloneet! it to ts 17 4 ELLA, feed his serviers, will mane his ine appearance ip this coun- “Phe whole of the net proceeds of this Concert to be for the benetit of the French Benevolent Society . + Mr. Timm, Levder of the Quartette, For f'rogramme, see sma'd bill ‘Tickets $1 each, to be had at the Music Stores of Hewitt and Atwill, at the Astor House, Deimonico’s, and at the door. Concert to commence at 8 o’eloek. da Str M?s DAY, lith December, 143—-GRAND CONCERT, AVE by Mr. VIEUX Looe First Violin to the King of the Pela and Me ber of the ‘So cseties Philharme "1 of Brussels, a ich, Vienna, ke, ke. on Monday, the Lith cee 1943, WASHINGTON ‘Works, poly Scare bya Om Seat: _ the direction of ae (OF. SRGNTONT ; oe LECTURES, ou the Lave of, Li ion with Elocutioa and M udiuge su Hettat Se auth {patite, aud be Continued every ‘succeeding hedainiers Season, Tickets, $1; milp or hee $378 Sahai : Bedlha took: Mtore, onposite thet Hall, and weit the Ntor tate, to be Fh. = a 25 cents A class for ladice aad ipa, fo to Beer <E tnt Hh, comme from 4to5P. M nd anot ee ior ‘oto fe ; lessons a week—! Jeet _ a4 le ssous and lectures am books uss $5. cular, RVEN Goop TABLES, road ES iv 5 | Siahes ion. the Olympic The ene Si rents nyt ass for rach player durivg. the day. time Me GOODRICH invites his i n30 itis nctr PROFERRORCOP SINGIN hi sh Var farick street, St, Johns’ NEL! Sis mee OSEPH EE fae tunoungeate hus Patrons and the fg tN egg hag Teanoved from 90 Crosby to 19% Laurens aiet, where all orders for hie Cation epee ike,, In or owt of town, will, a prom "Orders Ford Ke wi pale wed at “Dubois Ma- ¢ Store, 209 Broadwe TALIAN N THC aR ore (twenty years rem in Naples,) my of terms to tas i oo most ¢ fashionable style ie Le 9 wink, 5 (4 Sander SATE 8 esereaeetaes Mr. M. a Hudson street. near Spring st. TT AE MES&ES cyan Sgr on ~ Mad regione iNew ark ants Tone are the testimon' hen all other pele lished ai! baw, AGENC Fi eat eoriese frat ly acknow led; ied. Some FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lonisiana od es ie Pampers which ff a pckt barque GEN rely ‘all as above, tea to this establishment, or ¢ Mr, Joltie’s \ janie sr 385 iy fi ‘fhe et eft tht thew ine ies sire Petsy the them, and rt tu jieulars see show bills and pamphlets. at various diag ere’ un the p city, and by As 1 e x on neal ateeets Shippers by thie line may ws upon Maviag Sete « Ly cor lew Orleans, Wellia & Woodruff, who will only f f than all vei to thet Genesee, mo fily DAS ad Re Sel Leith Canvass, ee by late arrive M pdt My lateof the’ dey ane wow repared je eshte, we ders. their Ven Tenet sent erm stand by. their ow ime | ¢ to embrace ‘every collec: cyevaresqnent from the mercantile com: fat and Eikcun irre kone thet rownity ae will a they are Prepared to give reference to merchants for who Ince transneted hasiness of the highest mapeetabitit ta Come will succeed the ‘atec Fo A vera viees, and from long # » andl pt to ph Hi tae Bente Parties ‘em et Mh tpn way. SIC. S8RS. SCHNEIDER Bene HUN, om the ‘orders for chiracier, i i aaa of hicted, wwhetever may ve their malady. D & ee Ei er 49 William on sy by 3 COLLINS & CO. 5% South street, wut ou ‘tne last ‘column, tourth pages,