The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1843, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Purrapenrnta, Dec. 10, 1843. The Weather—Libel Withdrawn—Counterfeiting Materials Captured—Riot and Assault and Bat- tery Case—Examiners in the Common Pleas— Captain Stockton accepted a Public Dinner—Full Houses—National Guards’ Ball—Lecture—Thea- tricals—New Line of Steamers—Accidents—In- quests. James Gorpon Benner, Esq.— Dear Sin— We have had a most delightful day, clear, cold, bracing to the nerves, anda capital promoter of health. The churches were consequently filled with beauty and fashion,,devout saints,¥and care- less sinners, and of the idle and curious, a great number, Francis J. Grund, Esq., has withdrawn the charge of libel Gra by Ais against Mr. Wol- lenweber, editor of the German newspaper “Der Demokrat,” Mr. W. having publicly acknowledged that no reference was made prejudicial to the character of Mr. Grund in the article published, and for which suit was brought. The Recorder of the city, Richard Vaux, Esq., accompanied by officer George Hoftaer, within a day or two visited a house in Spri Garden, and by knocking against one of the walls, discovered the whereabouts of two boxes, about three feet long and six inches square, which were suspended from the floor joist by ropes, and which was found to contain steel transfer rollers, upon which were engraved fac similes of a large number of the notes of the different banks in this, and other States. There were other articles also discovered, ich were doubtless to be used for the purpore of extensively counterfeiting bank notes. | ‘The vast ible cost at which the rollers alone could be ‘timated at the large sum of fifteen thousand dol- lars, showing that but for the timely interference of the energetic Recorder and invaluable officer, and their suc- cess in the discovery of the means of so much mischief, reat loss to the community may have ensued, I hope to pe furnished with further particulars of this matter to- morrow. Yesterday morning, Hiram Cole, Charles Lelar, and Joseph Sexton, were charged before ‘the Mayor with riot, and assault and battery with a knife, the night previous, upon the proprietor of the William Penn Hotel in Letitia Court. its a] 1s that a ball given in aid of some person was bein, eld at this house, which is kept by Gotlei) Zimmerman, and that the defendants at- tempted to enter the ball room without paying, which was resisted by Zimmerman, and in the scuffle the woundjwas inflicted, Pahigh is not considered serio After an examination they were each held to bail in the sum of five hundred dollars for their appearance at the Quarter Sessions. made, is The Judges of the District Court yesterday appointed John K, Kane, Thos.@A, Budd, Eli K. Price, Henry M Watts, Kenderton Sm ” Robert Hare, jr., Henry Sell: vaine, Benjamin Rus , and James W. Puul, to constitute the Board of March term, Messrs. Page, Christy, Knowles, Allison, Gregory and Jones, the Committee to tender in’ behalfof a meetin ee citizens held at Evans’s Hotel, George street, a public ner to Captain R. F. Stockton, have addressed that gentle. man a letter upon the subject, to which he has replied, ac- cepting the proffered compliment. He, however, wished the time of the dinner postponed ‘‘ until the guns are ta- ken on board the Princeton, and until an opportu- nity occurs of they d some experiment in the sence of committees from the Philosophical Boclety, and the Franklin Institute.” A letter, tendering a public dinner, has also been ad- dressed to Captain Stockton, by “Messrs. Wilcox, Kane, Richard Rush, Dallas, Gilpin, Macalister, Porter, 'Leiper, Benjendn Rach: Mest aad Schaumburg, on behalf of citi: zens, to which a similar answer has been returned. The compliment is well deserved by the gallant Captain, and the dinner promises to be a most brilliant and splendid affair, The popular National was ent crowded last ull drew a very xaminers for December term, 1843, and night, as usual for Conner’s benefit. Ole full house at the Chestnut, and the Walnut was respecta- bly attended. Captain Tustins splendid corps of National Guards will givetheir second Annual Ball to-morrow (Monday) night, at the Musical Fund Hall, and it promises to be a most brilliant affar. Thecharacter of the corps for efficiency and skill in manceuyre stands deservedly high, and a ricl treat is in reserve for those who attend thet bal Professor Remak delivered a lecture last See before the Northern Lyceum, in the Temperance Hall, Northern Liberties, the ringed being “ Man as fashionable society forms him,” which was expatiated upon with singular fe- licity, beauty and ingenuity. On Monday night, at the Arch, which will be opened under Deverna, of the Chatham, we are to have the “Honey Moen,” in which Jamison, Whetham and Mrs. Anderson will perform. At the Chesnut, for Hackett’s benefit, a strong bill—" The Man of the World”—Hackett for the first time as Sir Pertinax Mac Sycophant. At the National, the “King of the Mist,” with Conner as the hero, who is reengaged. And at'the Walnut, the eques- trian troupe. Amusements enough in all conscience, in a theatrical wa; T understand that it is contemplated in_the spring to es- tablish a new line of steamers to run from and to New York and Philadelphia by sea. The vessels, it is said, are now being built, and are to be constructed with the cele- brated and successful Ericsson propellers. Numerous accidents have occurred here withii or two from persons ing upon the ice ; it is uw however, to particularise, as none that 1 have heard of have been very serious. ‘One or two inquests have also been held by the Coroner, of which I could not obtain the particulars. Yours, &c, RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE Mixture for the permanent cure of primary or secondary Syphilis and all complaints arising from the use of Mercury—guar- anteed to cure. Sold in single bottles $1 each, in cases of halfdozen $5, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the union. Oflice and consulting rooms of of the College of Medicine ant Pharmacy, 97 Nassau ICHARDSON, Agent. {iG- PRICE REDUCED, ‘Taylor’s Balsam of Li. verwort, 375 Bowery, Bottles for $1 for trial. ‘The p prietor has been induced to make a second size bott! the earnest solicitations of hundreds from every part of the United States, who have themselves experienced its wonderful powers, besides witnessing it in others, who are anxious that all shall have the advantages of it. Our orders for it are immense. We continue to make the same deductions to all charitable societies who purchase for gratuitous distribution; also to the town commissioners for the poor. Persons now who have coughs, colds, asth- ma, liver complaint or consumption, and Wwho will not at once resort to this inimitable remedy, or call and read and see for themselves our irresistible fs of its curative qualities, where the lungs aj leit without any excuse if they are not well See the steel plate label on bottles signed by Dr. Leeds, 128 Maiden lane, of whom buy, or as above. G@G- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S Celebrated Pills, for the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Fluor Albus, and all mo- capurulent discharges from the Urethra, ‘These Pills are warranted to effect acure in half the time taken by the old treatment, without tainting the breath, with the stomach, or confinement from bus $1 per box. Office and consulting rooms of of Medicine and bicarais * Nassat RICHARDSON, Agent. PUBLIC NOTICE—MASS {8 MEETING OF THE WHIGS.—A yer boner fi the Whigs Ges to the present High Tarif, will be held in the Park in a few bet 4 due notice of which will be given in the papers favoral to the principles of free trade. Since the above was written, we understand it will be postponed until some action is had by Congress on the aubject. But what-is more important than what concerns our immediate comfort ? Certainly nothing. ‘Then why fret and scold because your face is wry, chapped and tender. We know it’s the fault of bad soap you've used in soften- ing your beard. But why don’t you “throw it £0 the dogs,” and try “Phalon’s Tuberose Shavin: °” Just call at his Hair Dressing Saloons, 214 Bro (opposite St. Paul’s,) and if itis not a first rate article, set us town. for humbugs. The price, 3 and 5 shillings the jar, is too cheap ; but the cheap cash system works like a chirm—causing two or three hundred jars to disappear daily ; truly this is the best evidence of its being appre- ciated. Sold i in Phiiadelphia by G. B, Zeiber & Co.,3 Ledger Buildings ; Brainard & Co., 13 Court st. Boston ; Brown’s Hotel, Penn'a Avenue, by 0. Fish & Co. —_—<$— $< MONEY MARKET. Sunday, Dec. 10—6 P. M. ‘The operations in the Stock market for the past week exhibit the fluctuations that usually characterise such movements. Prices through the week have varied very materially, Good sterling stocks and those called fancy, share the same fate under the present state of the Money Market. Prices or Svocks my THIs Manxer. ligh- Low- Dee. Bh Mat eB Deo. Dal Mat Tse * et ug Told 66 68 1 70 i te 0% ws iis we 30K 0 i i 40) FH le 98! bl 4 40 ) Hiden GOK BR Be Re BB oy 8 ay 306 #4 HRB Be 3 % 7 Be Re wie BN Boe 2 2 7) 80 my ue = 11s Jot 108 cH 10S 10910386 104 - 42% 4 45, a“ 45 42) indi = be R ie ke Sf Keut'ky 6's — 101 10434 105" 106 106 105% 106 108 Some of the above Stocks have within six days, varied from five to eight per cent. Good sound dividend paying State stocks have fluctuated from two to three per cent.— Money is as abundant now asitghas been any time this season, Many of our local Basking and Insurance Com- panies declare dividends during the months of December and January, which creates some activity in their stocks, but pricesare more uniform, as the market is not filled, and the brokers do not operate in them so largely as they do in those that are good for nothing. Our principal staple articles of trade are more regular in prices and demand than ‘stock securities. Operations in them are confined to the legitimate channels, and the tide flows on more steady. Prices of THE has nl Starter Uns IN Be ‘Yous. | Po gation, N"O. fair ophe pelipe vs 9 ‘These, quotations show a great uniformity of price: ‘The above periods include the time before the close of navigation and since. All the articles quoted except cot- ton, are those received by the canal from the interior, and | still prices are not materially affected by the cessation of | receipts. The stocks of the principal articles of con" sumption are sutticiently large to prevent prices ad- vancing through the winter a large percent. Flour has improved a little since the closing of the canal, but the supply in store here is very heavy, and the advance can- not be sustained, Bills of the Providence County Bank, R. I., are not re" deemed at the Suffolk Bank, Boston. This Bank has late- ly been robbed of a large amount, and their bills not being received in Boston, will do them still further injury. ‘The United States Insurance Company of Boston have declared a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent payable. on the 11th instant. ‘The transactions in American Stocks, in London, pre- vious to the departure of the Acadia, were to a small ex tent, and principally at previous rates. There was a ces- sation to speculation, and investments in these securities were very trifling. Paices or State Stocks 1x Lonvon. Sept. et. 15. Ne dol’r 68 69 sterl’g ao 13a 77 3 a 30 35 a 37 i a0 35037 wu — 386 =a 376 — am Have — 100 100.2 — 50 a 55 60 a Gt 25 —am Y 91a 92 2 91 a 92 4 £9 a 92 55 60 a G2 89 0a — 85 wa — xs 87 a 90 = 89 a 92 60a 61 ‘Tho astonishing improvement in tho domestic ex- changes of this country, is a matter of vast importance to the commercial community, and the cause of this great and favorable change should be traced to the fountain head, changes of the country are controlled by adifiereat clas The Banks have been compelled to abandon the busines: ‘The whole and sole cause is the fact that the ex- ‘They kept up the delusion that they only could regulate the internal exchanges of the Union, but circumstances have opened the eyes of the people, and they are sur- prised that they should have been deceived so long. The city of Mobile is the mo: tTal8 dis, of 12 ai3 per cent. striking instance of the mono poly carried on so extensively. Sicut Excnance 1x Monine on New York. emt 19. Ort. Oct 2h. Non, 22, I6MgaiTtg 15NG | 7TH dis. 7AGdis. 6igaG%dis In littte less than ninety days there was an improvemenj Up to the Ist of October the Bank of Mobile, the greatest imitator of the United States Bank on asmal] scale, we know of, controlled and carried on the exchanges on the North from that city. They mono- polised the business and checked when they pleased, or when for their interest, and governed the business ope” rations of that section as they,in their wisdom, deemed pro. per orexpedient Their great speculations in Cotton, with the facilities they had at command to reduce or raise prices on that article, as they wished to buy or sell, mere- ly by checking or not checking on New York, placed the whole cotton growing interest of the State of Alaba" ma in their power. They could make or mar the fortunes of the planters, and wielded as great an influence on the crop ofthat State, as the United States Bank did on that of | the Union. So long as this Bank is_in existence, the plan- ters of that State will be in daily danger of having a repe- tition of the scenes of 1842 and 1843. The Bank at pre- sent is powerless, but its officers are ready and disposed to adopt the first favorable moment to practice the same game again. The exposure we made of this concern about sixty. days since, has, we hope, opened the eyes of the people in that neighborhood, and placed them on their guard for the future, At the time we made the expose, several or the directors of the Bankjof Mobile were making arrange. ments to expand their banking movements, prior to a grand explosion, which, if successful, would have sacri- ficed the little wealth and energy left from the wreck of the banking mania the State of Alabamu has been inflicted with. The great improvement in Alabama State funds in this city, notwithstanding the efforts made by the Bank of Mobile to depreciate their value at home and abroad, gives us strong hopes that the influence of that institution is de- stroyed as thoroughly in Alabama as it is out. just as good as gold. Quotations von Auanasta State Fuxps in New Yous, Sent, 2%. Sept. 29. Oct.6 Oct. 13. Nov.i7. Nov.30, Dec 9, tang dine faald 12Nga19 11Sgale3g “Wogan Bigadsg “Chal ‘Phe State money is used to buy all the cotton of the planters in Alabama—they ask for nothing better. It is It is far better than the bills of two-thirds of the best banks in the country. There are about $4,250,000 of the State bills afloat. By the Ist of April next, about $1,000,000 will be destroyed, leaving in circulation a little over $3,000,000. There are due the State Banks $16,401,873 from the planters of the State, more than half of which is good, and will be paid ; besides all this, they have nearly two millions in specie, making assets amounting to qnite $10,000,000, to redeem $4,250,000 circulation. Bills founded on this basis, a speculating rot ten bank, by a special edict, that after the first of October the bills of the State would not be received on deposit or connected themselves with their institutions. inpayment of debts due, endeavored to depreciate to supply the vacuum with their own worthless, miserable trash, The State of Alabama has been cursed with the most blun- dering financiers of any State in the Union. They have managed to rum themselves and all who After having passed through years of depression and bank- ruptcy, the people of that State have a broad field open before them, unspotted by any offensive fixture, save one—the Bank of Mobile. They have the experience of other States to govern them, and in establishing a cur- rency, let it be on a specie basis. Alabama is destined to be one of the richest States in the Union. She has the strongest cotton soil in the country—her mineral re- sources are unbounded, and the energies of her people only require to be left unfettered, and not subject to the blighting influence of unprincipled financial speculators, who thrive on the ruin of others,to place them far above their present condition. The time has passed by for the banks to govern the currency of any particular section of the country. The movements of trade are now governed by private honses, Individual concerns in Mobile and Montgomery, have done moreto regulate and reduce the rate of domestic exchanges, than all the banks in the Union would, even if they could. Messrs. St. John, Powers *& Co. of Mobile, have done for that city what Jacob Little & Co. and others have for New York; they have been the principal instruments in bringing exchanges hetween the two cities from 17 a 18 per cent discount, down to 6Ja6} do. A private banking house has lately been established in Montgomery, Alabama, by John Henley, | The sales are v Esq., to transact all the usual business of banks, except the issuing of bills, These private concerns, springing up in different parts of all those States, whose banking systems have been so terribly mismanaged, will do more to supply the wants of the mercantile classes, in collecting notes due in their districts, and in reducing exchange between their locations and the large cities of the north, than forty banks governed by a thousand directors. The monthly report of the New Orleans Banks for No- vember, shows a great increase in the amount of specie on hand, and also in the amount of their cash liabilities :— Bayxs or New Oninans, fovember 1 Prcember ist Specie Paying. Cash Lia. Spe Specie. Bi of Lousiana, $2,9304 sai sist ws Si ‘a $4,008,715 Canal & B’k’'g Co, City Bank, e203 a8 ig Gouteae 605 Lone Staje Bank — 635.603 T7ainns—Sa5.963 Suse Mechs’ & Tra Bk 1,335,082 1,242,219 1,933,832 1,791,770 Union Bank of La. 197,38 3,905 500,875 "390, $5,005,601 $6,377,914 $7,005,703 $0,001,002 2,231,022 1,687,518 - $7,896,703 $8,064,062 $7,086,703 $8,064,962 ‘The increase of cash liabilities, comprising circulation and cash deposites, has been larger than that of spocie. ‘The banks have been obliged to expand to meet the wants of the merchants of that city, who are still obliged to de- pend upon facilities from such sources.. Total, Increase from Nov. Ist to Dee, Ist State of Trade. ‘The markets closed very quietly. ‘The secounts from Enrope did not create that activity expected. Asues—Pots were very firm at $4 56}, althongh sales are made at $4 62}, Pearls are in moderate demand at #8 a but prices tend towards a on, ht decline. The in the inspection warehouse in this city is as ful- owt; compared with last year: Pors, Pranss. 1918," '1843, Dec, Inc, 1912. 1848, Ine. First sort, 1604 6722 4028-720 74806769 Second sort, 615 689 — 83 178 Ti 564 Third sort, 305 315 — 10 29 1 86 Condemned, 175 79 - 2 29 7 2789 6814 ine. 5096 “949 ATS 7426 | The volt othe rales of both descriptions for the past week reach 8. Svaan—This market is very inactive, bi steady. We notice sales of brown Hevensteeetiy Ney Orleans 5] a 6}; St. Croix 6] a 7c. Motasses.—Operations in this artick . Small sales of New Orleans, new, at 28} 020) a Aa ot by . Provisions.—We quote a fair enquiry for Beef, 1pags country, prime. Doe Mass at $0n§ My i Pork is not very active. Prime we ae at $10a$10 rs} new state. Mess, $l1 60a$11 75 do. brands do not meet at present with much demand. ef is quite dull, ery moderate, and rule at 6c for k Beef Hams are hold at BJed{e. Butter and Cheese are in moderate demand Saies of bunch Raisins, at $1 76a$1 774. Sicily t 6c. Do. Lemons, $1 874a$2. aLenone. The sales rule at cts. but there is very | little doing. ‘this market etting to be gaits large, "ih tig ae ‘We quote fair to good, nomi: ly a On.—Crude Whale ER 40 cts., but the demand ts yory limited. “Crude Sperm is very y dull. ¢.—A moderate demand ee, but nae rm. Sales of Brazil at 6} a 7Jc.; St. dhc;; Laguayra, 7 a 7jc.; Cuba, 6} a a Breavsturrs.—There is no demand for Flour except for city consumers, and the sales are,therefore,not very large. Out quotations for Genesee, $4 65} a $4 75, show consi- derable firmness, notwithstanding the want of buyers.— pss are not omingo, 6} a Michigan and Ohio brings $4 62} a4 683. Rye Flour $3 a3 25. Buckwheat is not so plenty, and, therelore, higher, the price now being $4 a4 25, and $4 374. It is said, that wheat is scarce, and would bring a dollar easily; but noeone would sell at ‘that price. We quote bar- ly at 55 cents; oats, all kinds, 20a 33cents; southern corn 50 064 cents; new northern 44a 46. We know of sales of rye at 62 a63 cents. Our stock of manufactured breadstufly, such as flour and meal, is quite large. "Since January Ist, this year, the receipts of flour in this eity have reiehed 1, 2 bar- nag RE is the market. In all others the same features are poeenied. We, therefore, givea table of quotations at the ec. Extreme Prices or Breapsturrs. Markets. . Is. Flour, Bu. Wheat. Bu. Corn. Baltimore, Dec.8_ $425.2437} 85095 37 a 47 N. Orleans, Nov. 29° 435 a 400 _ - Philadelphia, Dec. 8 425 2 462$ 89a 95 40 a 52 Boston, Dec. 9 462052% —a— 51 aoe Buffalo, Dec. 6 37a — Watt — a— Winchester, Nov.30 4002475 75280 30 a— Alexandria, Dec.4 400 a — 8009 — a— Detroit, Nov.24 = 3252350 —a— — a— Toledo, Nov, 24 350 a — 60a — 35 a 37} Maumee City,No. 25 8 50 a 40 @aés 32 a— Fort Wayne,Nov.18 375 a — oa—- —a— Lafayette, Nov. 15 3.60 add 2 293 Alton, Nov. 24 36203 Gja— 1s} a Milwaukie, Nov. 13 — a — 50a 53 50 a Memphis, Noy.25 450 a — —a— 874040 Cincinnati, Dec.4 3.57 a 3 65 Wa - ae Coaus.—There is the usual demand at this sean of the year for hard coals; prices from $5 to $7 60. ton, Fo- reign coals are dull of sale ; prices from $7 to $10. A new kind of bituminous coal from C ‘umberland, Mad., has been introduced into this magket and much liked. “It sells for $6—quite a difference from the price of the foreign article. ‘The quantity of coal sent to market this season from the Pennsylvania mines has been as follow Lehigh to Dec. and . pe Schuylkill by Canal to Dec. 1st. . by Railway to Dec Lackawana to Dec. 3d . . ‘Wyoming to Nov. loth, Phie Grove to Nov. lth’, 261,670 tons. Total... Corrox.—This market during the past week was quite active, Prices advanced a fraction betore the arrival of the English steamship. The sales were principal speculation, ‘The European advices have not had any material effect on prices, or demand. Operations in the English market were based on a probable crop here of 2,000,000 bales, and even at that high estimate prices were firm, and sales fair, ‘The accounts we daily receive from the ‘south, confirm our former estimate of 1,600,000 to 1,800,000 bales. ‘The yield will not exceed the latter quan- tity." We learn that a large cotton house in this city have engaged all the Liverpool packets for December to load with cotton. ‘The sales for the week were quite large, eager arutireree and the receipts 4,000, decreasing the stock in first hands, in this port, 12,000 bales, ‘The following quotations show the state of the market Livenroot Cuassirication. hk Pri Liverp't Prices, Nov’r 17, December 2. December 9, p> NO.§ Up. NO. Up. N.O.& lands, “‘Mo’e. lands, “Mole. lands. “Mobie. T G34n6% Giga 7 6) Oa ing 7 ga 4 Sod a fair 8a ees bale a8 a aay Shga— Shad) a9 10, Oem eT HES Camm 9 av¢ 103¢all Wand3¢ toygant * 53a 6 58a7%g Baltimore Cattle Market. The number of beef cattle at market last week was not so large as for several preceding weeks, but was fully equal tothe demand. Of 900 head offered, about 700 were sold ut $1 50 to $2 25 per 100 Ibs. on the hoof as in quality, which is equal to $3 a $425 net. On Tuesday 150 head left over were driven North, leaving the market without sup- lies, There has been a fair supply of live Hogs at market, ut the sales have not been large. A drove of 600 head was taken on speculation at $3 62} per 100 lbs. The sales to butchers have ruled at $3 75 a $3 87}. There are now probably 1000 head unsold. Nearly 4500 head ha: n thus farpacked by one establishment, and we would re- mark that these operations embrace much the largest por- tion of th ire number of hogs killed for packing in his season. The receipts during the week have been pretty full, and the sales from store have ranged from $375 a $3 87} for parcels suitable for family use. ‘Phere is & good stock in market and the demand fair. Died, On the ath instant, Fraxces Manta, only daughter of R, Hand Frances M. Funy, aged 2 years and 1 month. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, Monday, Dec. 1th, from the residence of her parents in’ Washing: reet, Jersey City, at 2 o'clock, P. M. NOY 16, in Curacoa, Janes 8. Brows, merchant, New York. Latest Advices Oct. ‘own, C, G. H- Sei. mutta med 2 Point Petre, "ernambuco + SESRSSE SERS BE aS eeSeeee nbn aes NW. feet tes Passengers Arrived. Liverroou—Packet ship ucen of the West—F Crotty Routh, Edw Birkert, John Birkett, Thos. Birkett, J L. Lawrie, Ithiel Town, G B Uiter G Folsom, Jos Petrie, Right Rey Di Dr Richard W. rea M O'Brien, TM Ro Dusty, M ry stale ard, E_ Strange, Mi A ‘Nise e fat Mise V ‘MteDarby , Miss M O'Brien—80 Heltesront Kaw P Wylie, of Philadelphia, ‘BeceareW'C Maltnroy sens Excel—A J Cox, H’ Vosburg, G Sharp, N Gil 1—3 in the steera; CHARLESTON--Ship | Son Mina Cram, Miss M A Dexter, CHARLESTON—Ship_ Miss J Dinnett, Miss S Wakema: Gayest orcs Tybee—Mr Jenkins, Mr Frankin, and J Foreign importation: ok wane 01-8 Queen of the West—200 tons coal 420 sks rahe a y tin plates Phelps, Dodge & Potewen ic conh lumford—1 box mdse a bxa linen W MeKee & cases | bale mdse co—-17 cases hard ees sibs ri &C ives sab casks ort Mf a ios A Rea—1 cask Ww Lloyd—10 ens 10 bxs currants Faber, Bierwith = tales pan Johnston & Kien poinnhae bs Srey 3.do holl 8 Bicaaiy meet 2cks par} vare ‘aco jurriit 30 bxs mdse 2 do linen Wight, 8 tarass t Shaw—t cask cutlery John A Newbould—43 oxs borax J W Harris—35,cantee's carrants Miller, Vincent & rsons—42 cases mdse J ‘T Jones & co—4 copper bottoms Heu- drick Brothers—4 case iivgrest cotton 31 cases 35 hales mdse Fone. & co—2 casks jars George Lg t= bales mdse Gorton, lodges & co—7 chs I case hat rare A Van Nest—1 ck 2cs do ‘art—17 chai bles Merritt & com] rask pod Van ol che is coarse do I cks Laci 6 bdls pans 37 any Edwin Hunt—4 boxes thread Parsons, Cs hardware tired & co—i do Ball Thompson Lease do B Elliman—8 bxs cotton thread H Auchincloss & sons se Peabody, R 3 & co—2 do 25 cases ates, Torner & emt du Leonard.) Wyeth. ‘ini ert ‘urner & co—I do ya reth—1 do Robert Si Be ee eoetilo Warell, Wood k cates~2 do N'G Peek Phipps & co—t2 do. Cripos & co—30 pas copper Sach Blncy & onl case mage WG Unnten ae Sine, site| & co-2 bales Coffin, Bradley & co] ene Henry Wanet—2 bs afk Abemethy Be" Collinei6 cases mdse harcher & Fucker=t, Phog Hunt & co- 5 co—t bales gongs madae R Skinner coi crates ware James: a Ww: cks | case jware 4cks hollow veare Wife &'Gillespemi bale" indye Lyman Clay & co—1 do Lewis Atterbury jr—2 cases mdse W arene small box watches Shids brandy’ Henty ‘Tobias—34. erates carthen ware Jas Hunter—8 bales 2 cases nin ora Connah—2i bales ros 20 do jankets Tooker, Mead kg060) ales tne (2 Pay cs ealvew John Warren— , "ck don Migouree ry co~30 cs 10 bales: te e 10 cs i. thread {parce pattems Witz & Wh 6 8 1 bale mdse W Langley & co—I cash hardware Haskell & eo-0 bile iron A 78 do osnaburgs W B ‘Lorry—1 mat plants 12 a inudae Nevins & coe do Tustinns Jas Leflertand do cheese WF Schotield=9 ar a brand feKenzie & co—1 ck hardware sees lis iron J H Abeel & co—3 se Jas Owen=1 do books Rev Jes 0 ‘Dounell—2 do mdse fi Farum, & co—7 cs Ubar steel NE F Sand rson—311 bores core JM Bruce & in Ferguson—9 cases do 3 cs fustians 2 do bet Brothers—1 case mdse KE Grundy m= (FA oy ‘id Morrison—2 co=3 cages ‘atrick & co—1 hhd canianrere " P Drammond— ae von by oy wan & co—| case 1 cask hardware Hen'y Paton & Maer ogg 98 cs mdse J Me- a5 ales nde Cotheal & co—190 ale nde 4 cs fastians 2 bs fed pester a page, me hey SF D Campbell ite ot Frederick tteubel ck do HUH Haight coz do Fellows, dsworth & 2 do Dick sone Soone. nr Moats ter & co jo Win Belin oJ —250 bas! Bourry wae sank ver & CO ll a, do A Groses 2 phy Ine t inhde-1 do Henderson inrd--i do. Teteral 8 Is Se i "Rater 8 Bhar 8 dA Paar ry fava pe—6 do Spies Christ, &co—t1 do Hear ee sort Cherpolat ie conto dod Ie ant a5 do J Littles! do Cervig & Fairmann—t do Aust fmerdins com} do le Chevalier Martusceli aide do Celston aa & Som—l do D om Bauertide John D Wendeli—t do Del fetoes rD Metta A Brest tp FE, Didiert do WH Golee-1 do ‘AH Ward & co—1 Souteyray & Terret L Hoger Guillaume & cot Eanile Var Swine Viewor Barsalon ‘adze Fiedler et don A Mayorst do Henry Hecher | Fra Harmony & co—1 Meyer & Popen Hargous ter & co! KE rea” I—1 CA PRobert— 8 Jolly” Fre & R Walker—s'F X Meyer—1_ AH Cheriot— Bins hav onne BW Bergonaia—4 4 W schmidt & V or BDI ive & co— ‘ottinet—1 do P poe i Th &co- wh “2 Giver Freres—4 D Das 8 HI ks : Woodworth—! onde, anion Gop te tke ieee Bossange—22 pes mage F Grachucr 3 Victor Achelis—2 Charnaud, Fchluimpt & Si rl pt & Chun—tt, JM Oppen- 1 Oscar Zollikoffer—1 = Meel A It. Favre & co— 2 M Vou kee e ©o—15 Be 1E'Ahreateldt & toms PD Muller & con JT Dolan 2 } Magni & co—F Benkard & Hutoa—1 Deraiames & B Moran—2 H G Mali—4 do m rig ‘ Pre a A Nal Gourd & cot DM ser H 9-8 G Hester meh co--6 Loesghien & Wisendonck ba C Vezin—1 F kr & Cco—3 Colvin &, Fleming—3 F Morau—3 P A Renauld co—5 A Solekan—5 8 Fails Gulden—2 Richard Delafield—I basket wine 25 hampers pot toes 21 pixs mdse to order, Havasa— Shin Hellespout—S06 bores of sugar 20 tes honey 40 bags coffee Spotford, Tileston & co—151 boxes sugar A ere, & co 20 bales bass F. Goulard— 200,000 segars Lillie & Hagines- 69 bales of tobacco Fuguet & Logan, Philadelphia 50,000 segars B BI 1 teabi 000 do J Manzani rey och do Banacoa—Sehr P Tales tasanea'li-lees godae 4 bole honey 3190 cocoa nuts Aymar & co—40,000 oranges B Smith. Domestic Importations Mostus- Brig, Peter Demill—140 bales cotton Pillot & Le Barbier—25 di ‘hi & Adams—218 G: Henry & Smith~i20 Holbrook & Nelion—20 4 & P Rhodes—160 bales to Savannan—Brig Excel—908 bxs wine ‘Taylor & Merrill—150 cks rice W R Wadsworth—25 do Stanton & Frost—t hf pipes brandy Gi er-—363 bales cotton Parmlee, Kilbory & Fog —21 Smith, Mills & com11 Gowdy & Wells jas Wood—60 to order. peyater & sre ig Exact—60 tes rice M Piescott—100 Goodhue & co—3! insane cone ales cotton A G Mil Lathrop—1 A Barel 6 pkgs mdze RV Hites—5 bales Rey cotton to order CHARLESTO Shin Sutton gotton G Sutton—157 Smith, Freres—99 De Peyster & Whitm ACiltoaier.” ales Renard & cod 8. r + Pons te nee siere. CHARLESTON—Brig ty bee~1 box $3 W Blake—1 A Bryan— 1Ww Galloway do ick 8 Croox—500 bales cotton J Fowler 125 Smith, Mills & co—45 tes rice Vietor & Duckwitz—3 De bbl: to order, Per ster & Whitmarsh — Groncerown, SC rig Fanny. Coit {Renored i yesgrday) Sprague kc Habiesoe--i6 Ee be Malctand-—2 bus 2 age jinson— aitland—2 bxs bbls Oteot, Mek: co. Groraxrown, SC—Brig Mary—284 bles cotton Post & Phil- lips—165 H Coit & co—10 A Averill & co—35 Sprague, Robin- son & co—190 Smith, Mills & co—2o Sackett & Brothers—1 box dw Derhauut—18 bales mdse Lord, Stebbins & rted se esterday )— 08 bales a ir co. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. Acadia, —-Ryrie-- Dee. (iberaip, Judkins jewitt Caledouis, Acadia, Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL. Columbus, Cole, Oct. 27 8. Whitney,Thompson, Nov. 3 ¥ROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. Gladiator, Britton, Nov. 11 | Toronto, Griswold, Dee. 11 Mediator, ‘Chadwick, Nov. 20 Weatininister, Hovey, Dec. 20 Packets to Sail, FOR LIVERPOOL, Hicks, Bunker, “Dee. 11 er Eldridge, Dee. 21 R HAVRE S$, de Grasse, Thompson, Nov.4 | Rhone, Johnston, Dec. 16 Ship Maste id Agents. We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will to Commodore Rosrat Sinyey of our News Fleet, a Rortof the Shipping, left a the Port whence they side the easels Spoken oa their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Foreign Newspapers or News they eto fs wal them immediately on their ur ival. rents and Ci: respondents, at home or abroad, 0 couler a tevor ty sending to this Office all the icrine Ustcliineacs. th ya obtain, | Nautical Information of aay kind ‘will be thasksally receiv PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 11. 716 9 23 3 11 28 Arrived. MOON RIS! HIGH wat! from Havana, Nov. 30. with sugar, to Co. Lett bargue Ospray, Ridley, wre’ fs "for Boston, same day Cybele, Deering, ork—and others as berore. ia Slip Emily, Crane, 17 days from St. Croix, in ballast, to B. Aeellish brig Gazelle, Dannby with 150 tous coal to Boorman, J re 4 Co. ona, Doaue, (of Kingston, Mass.) 15 days from Cu- th log wood, to, Boonen Graves & Lo. Bri m anter, Thomas, trom Curacoa, Nov. 24, with 103 tales & goat skins 125 ‘bbls salt $2 tons 10 Hee wood to J. Foulke & Son; 18 bales goat skins John : British brig Bir Lionel Smith, Reddon, 36 day from Jamai re ig ‘bags pimento to W. Dawson. Lett schr “Adrian, for re 50 days from Gottenburg, ohn Bie Peter Demill, Lewis, 15 days from Mobile, with cotton, Dimon. Brig Tybee, McCormick, 5 days from Charleston, with cot- ton, to G, Bulk cotton, to A. Av Acclt Pacific, Brits 1 Gaye from’ Barecos, with teal to ‘mar ritish schr Dolphin, Kenny, 28 days from Barbadoes, in bal- last, to J. H. Braine. Left schr Viola, for Phitadelphia. Schr Potomac, Duncan, 16 days from Nevis, in ballast, to W C, Malth hock, ayy se 4 days from Wilmington, NC. ‘ores, to B as Smith, Mills, 6 Vices from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores, to C, Mills. Crane, 4dsys from Newbern, NC. with naval rat, 5 days from Newbern, NC. with naval stares, to De Peyater &¢ Whitmarsh, ip bcht Abigail, Tibbetts, 6 days from Norfolk, with mise, to Schr Potomac, from Den: Below, Packet ship Southerner, Palme Nov 2, with mdse, to Woodhull & Mintui ‘Shi r Hattrick, 7 days from Charleston, with cot D. Hurlbut & led, Brig Sullivan, Waite, Charlacesa, and others. General Record. Packnt sip Toronto, Griswold, for London, will sail to- day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s. Scun Sunk. —The Phantom pilot boat reports tore and aft schr sunk about 30 miles SE of the Highlan Banque Juritem—A letter from Glasgow, dated 15th ult states that British barque Jupiter, Smith, Glasgow for Boston, was compelled again-to put back to Londonderry. and ‘would praceed to elfas to go into dock, there being Londonderry, and would no doubt winter at Belfast.— to be not much damag H —A Christiansand date of Oct 22, states thar the Norwegi jg, Haahet, Torgussen, from New York and Fail iver for Stet very leaky and having su scustgnaniatamenets als iod Figaing., had put into, Flekee: roe, whence she would be towed to Christiansand, to unload and rep: rom Liverpool, The following is a copy of a apt Hamilton, of the Mer- * which cleared from this onthe lth Nov. for Liver- * Portueaf, Nov. 23, 1813 —-Sir—I am sorry to inform You that daring heavy gale of wind. yesterday moraing, with much snow, at daybreak, the Mersey’ Lele ‘on the rocks at this place, and being half-tide, we had soough to do to act out of her as h to save our lives. ‘The shio at present even feet of water in her hold. As we are close to a few tend taking of the flour out of her as soon as weather per asl ihe appears to be much straened, as the sea was mak- -omplete breach over her. ‘There are ‘two other vessels on ttle below us, names unknown.”—[Quebec Gaz. Smirrixe at Quenre.—The navigation is now (Nov. 20) fairly closed. Horse boats and steam ferry boats still cross o to Point Levy. The total number of vessels that have arri from Europe, is 1185, tl tons. The total num! tonnage 307,687. Notice to Mariners. Tur Sanawax Riven, Bornro.—A chart of the NW Coast of the Island of Borneo, has been forwarded to Ltovd’s, exhi- biting the approachas and entrances of the (Sarawak River.— ‘he Position assigned to Tanjong Datu differs nearly one degree of latitude from Flosburg and other authorities, and the atten: engl masters of vessels bound to the China Seas, should be rected to it.—[ London Ship Gazette, Nov 18. ; Spoken. Convert, from Mel ine, —_ by, the ‘Albany Ay ht his parts peat, 5, lat 40 31, lon 68 17- ulin, (Br) from St Johns, lov 14, lat 49, . of provisions, supplied her—by the Queen oe the Wate "Civerse, of Dundee, Bombay for Liverpool, Nov 15, lat 48, Jon 22—by the same. “d the tonnage of which amounts to 129,495 ber of vessels in 1942, was 861, and the Countess of Haddington, (Br) steering East, no date—by the ame. 4 Foreign Ports. Havana, Nov 25—In port, Hellespont, Fille, from and pd N York, to sail 20th; Orient, Smith, from’ Bathy dis far frnighe or charter; Baring Brothers, Choclin to ‘dor Bert ton, from Boston, diag; aloe Choat patew days) Canton, Parker aayet, une ft oF chtr Howard tor Maw York, read Drinkwater, ly; Frankl: Snail ‘rom Hoo Grande, ior 8 Bosto Northerner, Hatch, w im, Hardy une; ‘Tasso, ‘Aly, digs GW Koighte Lima,’ Brower, frt or ch for NYork, Id Reo Ch, t arrived: America ‘bel ie: Bartlett, for NYork, B. few days. Pana, Nov eae port, Deposit, Upton, and Washington’s ait . Anpleton, isg. ARAL vessel fide the port Tasso, Moore, from Bostor at 15th for Demerara and a mkt Liverroot, Nov 19—Off port, T P Cope, for Philadelphia. Dexanwri, near Bangor, Wales, Nov 16—In port, Empres (Br) Scott, for Boston, abt 2ist, , Nov 13—In port, D R- Martin, Darling, for Bos- Lies, Nov 10—In port, Cairo, Childs, for NOrleans, soon. Lrenorn, hor 9—Hasty, and not Martin, is captain of the Jacob Peanel: Genoa, Nov 5 a 6—Sld Timoleon, Dreyer, NOrleans. vay 20—Sld Moptwomery, Constant, Manilla, rt iza, Wallis, from Salem via me Ports. Ber aT Des. 5—Arr Juno, Toothaker, Frankfort for Balti more. Sid 2d, Baltic, Sweetser, Prospect’ (so reported—on her rival from. Brospec she was reported to load for W Indies); lov 29, Packet, ( RANKrORT, Dee 5--Sid Oriang, Winslow, Barbadoes; HT’ jaunders, Baltimore; St Pierre, Bryant, N York. scaaset, Dee t—Atr Sisk (new ) Cox, Neweautle. Pontiasp, Dee 6—Cld Galen. Sweetser, Mj Dee Sms {a'Ana, Godley, Mobile: Sid sh, hes 9 Arr Unk. . Ryder, Pviladelphing Mary Ann, th ult—left no Am vessel; Li and lek, N Yorke, Cld Naples, Be om, Calceriay Sere pe, hompson: € jen ft Mitton, Work, Trinidad: Cape Haytien; Alabama, Wood, Mobile; Jos jaltimore. Ta Are Mary Ann, Tracy, Para for Bos- ‘Wiel sw and anes, Baltimore for do; » Sears, Jington, Clan npn, Bost Tor Philadelptiies sid Frances, Tim Pickering ak, and probably went into Rdartown.— Arrbns lente, Riskmots tr Boowon Coty, Fredericksburg ior Port) beth, Plymouth for New York—and remain wi Horst: & co—13 do H Kenneguin—i HH Grinnell, Minturu & co—@ F Astoine-3 Boicceau 8 Husch ‘inal with Millinoket, for Frankfort; Mary “Ano, Chickasaw, and » Goa Geert, aed Seafan, do; Treworgy, New York for for Boston; Wrank! egton, for Philodelp RTOWN, Dec 5—s Ikfore: ath, Rich Sura ike, Thomaston for NY ork: ro, | Fait Hates Nok tor Portland: in port, he above tad ONtw Bepr np Deo i Age Ti , Garrison, Suffolk | Provipenes: Dee 8 ‘Arr Thos Hooper, n, Balts more; Chief, jelphia. : "cnMoND, Dec 7—Arr Lynchburg, Mathias, and DA So- mers, Powell, New York. Wi NC, Des 5—Arr Belle, Myers, New York; f, Browu, Guadaloupe. “ld Nov ‘30, Columbia, Jor ‘all River; Alvano, Dee 1, Fox, ya daloupe; Ligonia, Smith, yr asilda, Goodall, and Nancy Jane, Bath New York; 2d, iy Bore aria impson, and Belle, Myeia, NWork; Sth, Nongartil Pope, Jamia Boston; (thy Deo Tm, Brontes Barbadoes, In pert, York; Sth, French, Boston . Bishop, Franklin, La, Cld N Brown. ‘Prokens, NYork, w On Nov 0—Arr T Street, MeConnel} Haran Apalachicola. Cld Constantine, 01 » Woodbury, auxd Puritan, Ulmer, Boston NYork; Oregon, Wines, N Nr. RESPECTABLE WOMA who can make up gentlemen’s It in the best aud neatest manner. She has washed for the most particular gentlemen in the city, and wi'l serve them on the most reasonable terms. She ean produce the most satisfactory references. Please en- quire fou H., 12 Prince street, front room, on the first floor, 1t*r fs to take in washing, AUCTION SALE THOMAS BELL. 5. Auetonser Stove Ne inn street.) ONDA At 1036 o’eloek, at the ‘sals Extra Sale of Tors and Fancy Goods-An satire consiga- Ment, just received from Europe, on ne. ol toys, fancy ar- ticles, Jewelry aud curiosities, suital . plated ware, cutlery and other goods, worthy particular on. Also, 50 * pet bags. jewelry By oot et cy soods, 3 splendid watches, some Valnbla of elegant cho watches, Jewelry, & of yaltabl wavonable dry ood, eloghi cles, ‘guns, wate, Mis eal See wack of a wholesale aad metii oauae 9 he wiamaining portion of the stocks of a merchant tailor, ae girs collame bosom Tiosiiy, Viseik sack Beatie Alsa, 600, emnuants of E . At 1036 | o’cloek, in the sales room, Extensive sale of va'uable second hand and uew furniture of aul deser pions, in fueron. ‘aintings, Piano res tT it 10! take place the second sels of eintoemiwete ee keine iy upjer sale room, or gallery, 5 Aw Aun screet. ility will be be ree ies ber enter in this establishment, THOMAS BeLL 3s han ettece Every fea! WENTRAIVE DOLLARS REWARD of the subscriber were broken imto om the morning of the 9th inst and goods amounting to over $200 taken therefrom.con- sisting reingioeuy: of ready-made clothing, vesting, &e viz :— vench —The premises two super F black cloth frock coats, one coarse do. two super French rh coats, ue blue. beaver cloth ov do, unfinishe Joons, vests, and rich satin ans ‘Wtoever will lead ts the. S000 VeEg: vat the above reward and the werinerts thi LIAM “ae ‘Sree Tai dll 3.¥ec 13 BG OOF GHHE, PEAMENS | SELH-PRE- SERVATION SOCIETY, will he held at’ Croton Hall, ‘conuer of the Bowery and Division street at halt pust’one o’elock. All seamen who are desirous of kecomicy members of said Society will have an oppo to attend, An iavtiation he welfare of seamen. AIR rom THE MARINE es street, now open: CHARITY OF WAGES. The Female Bethel Ass int " i baviby changed their one and constitut as ti hem Bader the title of * the Mariner's Fai Indas\ ee of the Port of New York,”” to open a Clothing Store where tte prices paid for eewing shall be im acca dance ih Shakey and mercy, now invite all to come and buy, t "y may ke able to give work to the hea!- thy and ala ov Pere ea one shilling. nL L RENNE, Secretary. M KAILROAD.—Peritions to the Com: cil, requiring the Harlem Rails to be taken up tl Fourteenth street, may be found at the following plac Willam T. Jeffers, corner 10th street and 3d avenue. Pisbrow’ 4208 Bo Bowery. tary, eee Hy, entre esireet—and at the Merchants’ Exchange. dil avec ALL DRESSE: Le eked subscriber has just received by the Rober, from $7 upwards Organdi, ambroiderd in colors, from $1 upwar R ‘ale Illusion, in blae, pink, and other colors 10-4 plain white Organdi Maslin, for ball dresses 100 cartons infant’s embroidered Robes, very cheap. PETER ROBER’ 373 Bro, between ets. it TO LET. BILLIARD Pong 8. ot hey (inus: ihe disposed of this wees, as the room in which they ave is to be used for another parpose. ply at 4 Chatham street. ail se TRAYED, from the Cattle Stand, at the foot of Di street, on Sanday m morning, 10th inst, a red OX, marked with t hip Any person returning him, or fre ion where he may be found will b> reasonably polying, atthe office of the New ork and Ene ‘est and Dune streets. dil It¥ee OSITIVELY WATER PROOF—W, J. Roome’ > to or Chincae Water.Proof Ointment—M & Palmer, rrincipalwholesale and retail agents for th preventive of wet feet. ‘Cae celebrated Eureka Blaicking, which has won a kreat reputation for its | ey of polish in quick time, and which is well adapted for using over the Sospito, is for sale by the proprietor at his agency for the Sospito, 81 Fulton s:reet, comer ot Gold. 'N. B—The public are inviied to call aud test its merits. dil Im*ec WATCHES, 13, GEKMAN Y ARTICLES, Co. will tell to-morrow, (Tues store No, 2 Libe Silver Watches, eas TOYS, PLATED WARP &e—JAMES M. "MILLER ‘c hali-paat ‘10 o'clock, at ortment of fine Goll and om the most pron n of fine Gol ed Ware, silver mount- ody andof the finest quality; German and French Wancy articles, sultable for presents for the approaching season. ‘Also, 50 cases German toy: Algo! the balance ofan iavoice et English Pattern Cards of fine Pocket Cutlery, to close consignment. du 10 INVALIDS AND STRANGERS, pensary, 288 Pearl street, near the eo (private entrance in Beckman. stree plan, by an old experi for the expregs purpose al uid the abuse of mercur; itt Pearl street ae ner of Beekman street, t ented Recent cases cured tric oved by sen as cured. ‘alitaebiticirs, obstructions, old ulcer flaor albus, dropsy, &c. speedily, re Charges most reasourtle, and ail ber, 268 Pearl street don't’ wristakes and kee» JOSE! PH EVANS, M.D. u with any other office, dl Itis*r IMPORTANT TO ALL 1t tal LADIES, _ x A GIFT FOR THE HOLIDAYS Elegant, Appropriate an Useful. LADS 3 HAND: eBOC KS Elegantly & Bound j in Nee ewe Biiges and Price 25 cents, or $1 50 for the Se COMPRISING. No. I-BABY LINEN, Containing nerd ‘ample instructions for the prep>ration of au infant's wardrobe . 2—PLAIN NEEDLEWORK, uctions in the preperation ‘of body linen—In- preparation @ house linen-—xplanation in ches and miscellaneous work, sacl various at ki obi a brading, eel Gs PIRBIE ME, for meparation of frames—Materials ion ches—Iustructions in Em- a of finey’ ‘neediework to useful par- No. 4—EMBROIDERY ON MUSLIN AND TATZING, uctions in working y Lacework—Embroide jw ses NESkNITTING, NETTING AND CROTCHET, Contajwing complete insteuctions,and patterus for all the, vari- ous kinds of work—Net-w totchet-worl WILLINERY. AND DRESS-MAKI fructions in Bonnet making—Mate Saps—Capotee—Lap- Dresses—-Mantelets— wtih PsP bret, Clinton Hall, coruer of Ni Nassau and Beekman streets, VALUABLE HOLIDAY GIF! THE BOOK OF BOOKS. in_ various styles of Binding, NoniTie *pIOPORYA Mi BIBLE, OLD AND “NTS, With fall me ae erences, 1 ONE: THOUSAND "ENGRAL NGS, ANEW AND BEAUTIFU Js MAP OF rFALESTINE, And FAM. LY RECORD, ENGRAVED "es STEEL. Published and for #¥ yegrhst lessle and retail bi DY on Hall, EDFIELD, all Ser corner Nassnu and Beekman streets 0 THE LADIES—If you have cesling a broad and elevated fore! sightly appendage of a beard on you ps—if you have rfluous hair disfiguring any part ef vour ot erwise beauti~ ful faces, the Poudre Subtile, invented by De. Felix Gouraud, will quickly and forever eradirate yt, withou lightest in- spose the i{scoloration to your skins—this you. can be satisfied of 47 ehag the preparation tested at the Doctor's office; aifdoubrs of the arteeleWetng a hembox will quickly va street, one door frot a a or bottlocwhere may be had, the following articles, MPiananted The celebrated Italian Medicated Soap, for cur: ing'tl Hotehes, rime, fecha, fu, moron, sewtry, ith, redness, sallowness in he haads, face, oF mi washing of children, in allayi properties are nish hojmother ahould be wishout « cake. or retamn the money if m or roughness of the skin; fe ob ts effects are all irritation aud so softening and he One cake, 50 arr ceanfuie He'on your guard agevast @. bold imitation, and buy itor where eles poe ‘Gourand’s tn te, or True Water of Bea well known and approved conmet ng fying aad beautify ing the comple a ast perties preventirg the ‘ormation ‘of wrinkles, an them when preses 1 He. Cinuready Vesetable Lijuid Houge ing tinge to the complexion, immovable by. rubl handkerchief of liven clo ladies’ gloves, this preparation, diluted with water, is inimi 1 change red or gray hair to a beauti- ik, Wi hout staining theskin, $1 per bot- ker and Ey e-brow Dye 25 cents per bottle Gouraud’s Blane d’Espagne, or, Spanish White, gives a_pure fe like alabaster whiteaess and smoothness to the skin—free from all injurious ingredients, and is entirely annihilating ¢ mon chalk and flake white, Pat up in elegant boxes, 25 eents h. This, with other of Dr. G.'s preparations, + imitated, ¥ no where else but at 67 Walker street, just one door fro: ret of Broadway, where will be found an assortment of most delicate and choice Perfumery, imported {rom all ents—Jordan, 2 Milk streat, Bor 1 pate nh mparts a delicate chesnut st eet, + Robinson, Harris itch, Lane Princeton; Prippe, Newark : Tovey, Hochester: Canal: Leekror ‘Smith, Palmyra; Grigs, Hamilton, coun- y; Gathrie, Albary: ray Poughkeeps! pot, ‘Sema yers, New Laven’: Dyer, Providegce Carieton, Lowell: Ives, Salem ; 2, 3 ton, Portsmouth ; atten, Portland ; Guild, Bango Whi Seth 8: Hance. ei irs, Fraser, Richmond: Mathews Was Tiamat, aitond, BC" Retr, Sil: ‘mn delay; aud pivantageously arranged for y. TPHE ALHAMRA, 599 Broadway, between 8) seit Prince vi ae og of oth- sd dies Sal deaf et the mort m as a'ready hes, wh, alter the fatigue of shoppi rite resort for | morning promenade, require some qaietelegant retreat | in which to reftesh themselves; also for panties returning from the Theatre ora Cone rt, who cm enjoy the most hout the trouble and inconvenience of prepa IBERS are now prepared to cae Jow, if uot lower, than, any, other howse tive elty,. "To, wit 01d Watches from $15 to $100 egeh i ter do, from $5 to $50 each. All watches warrue i Migr cl jomwssapelsek oor) vortentsd, Vor than any other house a c Died Jewelry 53 as real Bow ie teeta enna PMS eT iy enchannes Of Wee emotes wholesale and retail, ork: i No, 331 dO Im*ee roadway MOS R. HOMERON. ICHARD FISHER? TUTTLE, Aue SS'GNEES SALE OR WA s AA Wateh Mater ie SACHE ie Cie DEW mitins i. . day at 10 o'clock, at the Merchants? Hike street x large and valuable atsorgiment’ot gold and J 300 rings, lateria 9, &r, tie Sp Bugler, Ga- jet Ear Drops, faci ? an assortment of English and American Jewel aeaper Gos "th whole ke waldby oF: or ena, Music Box, Spr Lino, 3 cages , Pune exes, ye nd colored Beads. compri 8 jeads, Necklaces and. Cot See Hair Wink taal ines Buttons, a be sie 4 D RY SALE OE FURNITURE, Sale = pets, HAS. 5S. SMIT! a lil well, thie, snoring a t 134 o'clock, in the Broads ‘comer Duane sti Without reserve, a rot fashionable city meds Furniture, ¢* rticle in use. Also, Ingrain and ti ese Feather Beds, gets of Bolsers and Pillo rich China ‘Tea Sets, Venetian Bli indow Shades, Looking Sale perempto: attention dealers is all It#ee GRAND CONCERT. W1. H. OAKLEY has the honor to am rir as, by the request of numerous fciguds, he wil d Coa cert ath neat Institute. in Madison street, ning, Di » when be will have the pleasure of i mar some of h it popular Sovgs,. including MeGe ering; Yes, methinks 1 see hei y Boyhoo Hose Vm Afloat; John Anderoe, mi the particulars of which will be announced in ‘the program ‘Tickers 30 eeuts each, 10 be had at Nillew’s M 329 Broadway, or at coe ou the: evening of the o'eloel Concert to commence at HAKSTRARIAN READINGS, at Clinton Hall.—M STAC ution, has the honor to line eommentey ther fet BORdae Eveni o'clock, he intends to gi . in whieh a short Lecture will be r h several Readings and Recita- tions, tak Poets. Tickets of ad ission 40 cents each,a ticket admitting a lady and § kentleman; students, and those in counting houses, 25 cents eae! ‘The reader will please Cog the Trogramme. 1s Murray street. Dee. 7th, 184: 49 S&M2tis*re Mite Amer OF AES TWERIGAN REPUBLICANS.— Saloon, party fr various warts; together with all thove Revorsble to tke comeoss rae arden of aL PRED H. DAVIS, Pi x HENRY"A' WAY, Secretar fers 7IGHTH WARD AMERI — The undersigned pose, ber leave rea AN BaECa TERT SALt. dtr Commiitee appointed for the par: tfully vo anuounce that t ¥¢ effec: Mr. Denman for the use of the Tivoll Sas riton’ aud Varick. streets, a Grand American Kenn} ican Ball will come off xt on Fri- day evenin ‘Tick+ts will be in -eadimess days of Hich, rand hams: sty way. bo abictnely es noties I be givea. GEORGE SERN HART B. THUS M. WOUDRUFF, 49 11912 ater Committee. RMATION WANTEC0—If GEORGE WEST, a ve of the ig and of Bermuds. and sun of Joha West ho it is believed died on, Louisiana, in July last, will Rly by letter or other ine to Meas. Middlaion & Co ew ‘ork ay will hear of something to his Seabee, Pec ATCHUMAKER WAST£D—Wanted immediately, a a Watch maker, te gosouth Exqu.re at 9436 Fulton street. ec 0 LOAN—$1600, on unincumbered city Property: for a T term of years. Apply at 234 Washington street, dio Bo JARDING.—Two haudsome bedrooms, with maces with breakfast and tea, or full board if required. Aoely at 4'1 Houston street. timer ral ede ACKET SHIP HUNTSVILLE, from New Osleans, dischareing at Oriears wharf, foot of Wall street. Go | ie the will please attend to the receipt of ee ate cn arry’s Extracts from Dens’ Theo Nassau street Price ag (en ENS’ THEOLOGY—5; logy, tor sale at No. ue 2 $4 per hundred, DI¥IDEND. Presidente and Di eet—New York, ctora of the North At per cent, on the capital pe ete on and after io Aith in. stant, The T Book will be closed from the th to the lith inst inclusive. By order, a7 lw *re JOHN McBRAIR, Secretary. Le "SHONS. A strange Genileman, Intely arrived from Great 4 Britun, wishes, to ive private lessous In the English, anguages. Having accuired his experience E ,France and jex method Creaghite, pile A tak ve lessons fa Corresprnden e, Arithmetic and the Fug: iish aud German art of W as well in the me:canvile as in the eiegaut sty e. entleman whi will allow fe beral terma, and address cio fe at the New York ‘He. Ald office ihall be directly attended v3. her [HE ALHAMRA, Broadway, abetw propri-tor of the above establia p the fashionable public hat; avn tome of the most eelebrat d x th: greatest Fisetion oe men’ prepared to h tarties, Bal is, With any descrip tion of Confectionary, of a quality and ina style hitverto une- qualled in this city. lwee RT, LADIES’ HAIR-DRESSER, No. 3 Homer respectfully sunounces that he prepared hea peadenecording Ss street, wait on ladies ar their residences, and to dreas to the lavat Farisian fashiour. ‘Terms very moder rn? Fre SEIGNETTE BRANDY, of yer + high h proof ‘and flavor, and of the old gen f uarter casks aud eighths, just received a under custom house, lock, eatitiea to ceben’ 10 Se¥ee 67 and 69 Front street. BIRDS! BIRDS! BIRDS! UST ARRIVED. the las ever og A this cor them are 500 Canary Bi the learned Bullfinehes ‘and Blackbirds, ‘aed rn iarge ft taeg Evropcan Singing Birds—all of h low HENRY vast cB tent ec 151 and 153 A the public that he ro: dway to his old ’s Church, having 4 Broad: * te St es stand ai Brondwey eaRBON staat Senglit out the entire ranken. A’ large aa- sotmentof B ag aad ee Civete ly on hand en eR & VAN VRANKEN,) way, d9 tm*m opposite St. Paul’s ¢ herch, KEMOVAL. THEE FRINGE AND WORSTED, STORE OF D. M. nY ed to No. 60 John street, street. "126 Imec | ds 3e*r dies about to give oe nvired to eal . and eit the entirely new and bea t lee Cream, Charlotte de Russe, and Jelly Forms just ree at the ALHANRA, 559 Broadw: et and arranged for parties he mos: tasteful and at- tractive manrer, by acelebrated A. without involvieg any additional expense. aoe celebrity of their Ice Creams during the rance thatequal pains well be taken ts 1 rT vast summer, gives asst | with all other ‘nrticlesof Confectionary furnished at this Estab- lishment. di0 Iwee ASA B. PE PL aENE, CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, es p Cedar dvect, ENTLEMEN whey pst reg Cash establishment will derive a decided advantage of from 20 to 30 per cent over those who pu ‘at other stores on the eredit system, for here they are not overcharged equivalent to the delinyuesicies of fo who never pay who are oe 4 for the holidays wi aa whe well to call and examine the stock of fashionable Co ly the above caggbljohment als the prices, before they Puphaes where. ‘There 1 an assortment on hand of Cloaks ‘mao Lig Coats, ready m: Cini CARPET. esaacwann JSHMENT IN THE SS 1D STATES, No. WERY.—ANDERSON OB! have AH Tece ived Lwent: Pal a splendid new Meus of Eneliah Three Bly cary, dou joe Ingrain Unrpeting, Won Worsted and Twlted Hearth Rugs, ‘Tropaparent ieee for Cd ‘CASI I be sold ci eu sol Ha} a gp he es yards inert Gu © ing, 29 6d to 3s 50000 Paice jails ee at Pom $1 t0 813 the 30,000 yards Rlogs ic! OL ciet ba Ait pond Bowery, the first: Carpet see Nestlishtwent above lester street. 23 2wis*m N’S CuUMPOUND RETRACT OF COPAIBA ing, from Be to 128 yer va =| Scot fw advantages not enjoyed any other ‘met of all Pinigh most oy mp Nighiy esideratum long sought Perk ie needs 0 continement or change of diet. | orm, that of a paste, it is entirely tasteless, and caus- moves oui meno he q bed pos it fame inalmort eve pert of Ea Ael'been exainined, approved of and sanctioned by the 3 H) f pe fig Pa ie ‘ims London Tor ESP ATRANTY 266, Gr 2 Park Rey al 518 Broadway, eins cae ot Sere, Walker street. bw! ee spe ge FEMALE TLL. Bb fos famed oud celebeod Hs, from Por ountry. aT marist street, TO ) PRINTERS. =Twe founts of Ty Kee, Minige been used Co the Wer id Noa jerald. 7 poly