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resent several Executive documents from the different epariments. One of these was upon the subject of the funding system, and another a statement of the amount of | extra com id in t! ‘ar Department. | ‘The House then med. Mr. Adams’ memorial will be the first business in order on Monday. From Nassav.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer Forth arrived on the 28th ult. from Bermu- da, but brought no English mail. The latest European mee at Nassau was carried out by Capt. Young, irom this port. We regret to learn the loss of the brig Ra- pid, of Portland. She sprung. aleak on the 16th ult. and was run ashoreat Fortune Island, Bahamas, in order to save the lives of those on board. Her cargo (salt) and ull is a total loss. The Rapid was bound to Boston, and after discharging her cargo,was to proceed to this port for a cargo of umber, which her owners had contracted to deliver at Point Petre The ship Birmingham, from New York, bound to Mobile, struck on Edson’s Reef, Eleuthe- ra, on the 16th ult. when she pigs und went to pieces. All hands on board were obliged swim for their lives, and three of the crew were drowned in attempting to reach the shore.— Savannah Republican. Supwreck.—The Br. brig Margaret Balfour, (of Belfast,) Capt. Clark, from Liverpool, for this port, | with ac consisting ‘of 1800 sacks and 35 tons Salt bulk, consigned to Patterson & Stock, went ashore on the South Breaker, Wednesday night last, and has become a total loss. The crew, we , were taken off Thursda: afternoon, by the packet boat Neptune, and landed at Sul- livan’s Island.—Charleston Pat., 16th inst, Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, First Board, Dec. 18—200 shares Reading Railroad, 24); 90 do do do, 243. 734 do do do, 25 ; 100 do do do, sof 26 5 $3000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, 76; $1200 Wilming- ton Railroad B's, 11853, 854 ; $4700 do 1855, 843. $1700 do 1855, $4} ; 140 shares Wilmington Railroad, 174; $1000 ‘Tennessee Bonds, 1st July, 90; 100 shares ‘Wilmington Railroad, cash. 17}; 135do Mechanics’ Bank, 25; $6500 State 5's, 63} ; $5000 do 5df 633 ; $5000 do sdf, 633 ; $1000 do cash, 637 ; 200 shares Vicksburg, (New York cert.) 5} ; 10 do Minehill Railroad, 694 ; $3000 Wilmington 6's, 1855, bof 843 ; $3000 State 6, D5E73 ; $5000 State 5’s, 69; 5 shares Pennsylvania Bank, 228} ; 6 do Schuy)kill Bank, 12; 6do Union Bank, Tenn 63; $300, Wilmington 6's, | 1857; 85} ; $2000 Reading 6's, 1850, 753. ' Second Board, Dec. 16—51 shares Philadelphia Bank, 95; $1290 State Fives, 63}; $6000 do do 683; $500 Wilming- ton 6's, 1855, 843 ; $500 do do 84; 127 shares Wilmington Railroad, 17}; State 5%, sof, 68}; $3000 do 633; $2000 Kentucky Bonds, 106} ; 190 shares Grrard Bank, 7}; $200 State 6's, 1846, 73, LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Pairapetrnia, Dec 18—Arr Chas Henry, Wingate, Indian iver. 2, Dee 18—Are Michigan, Terry, NYork; Heroine, Cont MOND Catharine, Bpeiabte; do; Coiver, Doane, Ply: iy Masa; Queen, Bray, Prowdence, Of Hoar Taehd a . Coffin, johns, 3 Hastet, Jarvis Fiavanas Ago, Reed: Rio Grands anda marke sgntoui, Bee aAts Maguet, Kelly, New York.” A ighi wwell’s Poin jay, suppo- sedvound'ap "Sid Ellen. Rackeff, West Indi HARLESTON, Fi 4 da {Danish} trom. Bt Barker, Bordeaux; Gotha, sUth, Edward, Bulkly, NYorl SavaNwaH, Dec l—Arr New Jersey ata, Sherwood easey, W Indi New Oneans, Dec 9—Cld Hebron, Woodbury, New Yor neco, Butler, do; Tioga, Waker, Boston; Oregon, Glidden Ni Zaida, Canuiugham, Boston: Union, Mitchell, do: e. Foreign Ports. ; assav, NP, Nov 26—Arr Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie, Liver- pool. Dec 1; cid Advent, ‘Wilmington, , Sis- ters, Berry, Liverpool; Athalia, Hammond, New Or'eans." Arr ath, Agnes: Lamont, Liverpool, via Barbadoes: 6th, Champion, Smith, Wilmington; Neptune, Scott, Cuba. {iG THF UNWEARIED EXERTIONS OF THE manager of Peale’s Maseum, to provide a rich and diver. sified entertaiment at the low price of one shilling, in ad- dition to the most rare novelties which can be procured, have made the establishment a very favorite resort, and secured it that celebrity so necessary to its prosperity. ‘This week the white Negro children are reengaged, and may be seen at all hours, day and evening. Also, Madam Adolph, the fortune teller, and twelve talented performers. With such a bill there will be full houses. Brown, NYork; Au- do. Cid Apollo, Scudder, Liverpool; Comet, = {iG POMEROY & CO’S. GREAT ROBBERY —The community stand aghast at the astounding disclosures which have reached us of near half a million of dollars being stolen! Well, so wags the world, rascalit, the increase, and we suppose all confidence is suspended, for the present at least. Stop, we except the capital and unrivalled Wigs which aro found at Phalon’s, and nowhere else. It is not enough that he carried off the palm “at the fair of the American Institute, but every body is low! in histpraise; the reason ix, every young wife whose husband is atall bald, insists on his dropping in at Phalon’s Hair Dressing Saloons, 214 Broadway, and, by getting one of his inimitable light Gossamer Wigs, renders them at least twenty years younger. This is also the place where ev. ery shaving gent gets the Tuberose Shaving Cream, the best article extant for softening the beard, and imparting 8 smooth, white sppearance to the face. Don’t forget the number, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. §g- NEW NOVEL BY BALZAC.—Will be publish. ed at the New World Office, 30 Ann street, the PHILOSOPHER’S STONE, a Novel, ‘Translated from the French of “ Balzac,” by a lady. A more interesting work has seldom appeared than this, for which the it reputation of the author is a sutlicient guarantee. It is a story of domestic life, “ beautiful ex- ceedingly,” in which is depicted in powerful language, the search after the absolute and perfect--and which, af- ter'many trials, is at last found—the true philosopher's store, Price 12} cents—$9 a hundred. It is issued uniform with “ Matilda,” in a neat octavo. Address early. J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st. {G-MYSTERIES OF PARIS.—Now ready, at the New World Office, 30 Ann street, the only complete and wi mutilated edition of this extraordinary work. Since its completion, the orders are so large, that it is nearly im possible to mect them without delay. Price $1, complete in ten numbers, Orders solicited. Every subscriber to the New World, who pays.a year in wivance, will have the ‘‘ Mysteries” gratis. Address NCHESTER, Publisher, 90 Ann st. (g- MATILDA; OR THE MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG WOMAN, by Eugene Sue, translated by H. W. Herbert, Esq. More than 20,000 copies of this great work have already been sold, the popularity of which is increasing. Every lady should read it. Coinplete in three parts, at 25cents each. This work is in a handseme bowk form, making 420 octavo pages. Or- ders solicited. J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st. BISHOP HUGHES’ LECTURE on the Mixture of Civil and Ecelesiastic Institutions in the Middle ea on delivered in the Tabernacle last evening, will be publish- ed in a hanasome pamphlet at the office of the New World, 30 Ann street, to-morrow morning. Price 6} cents—$4a hundred. Orders solicited. , Publisher, 30 Ann st. J. WINCHESTE QUICK WORK.—A cough or cold may be eured in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours, by Sherman’s Cough Lozenges. Even the most unpromising cases of decline may be relieved, and in many instances perma. nently cured,by a use of this invaluable remedy.— ‘fic has yet discovered that will compare with it, as the long lists of cures performed will show.— ‘The effects of the her Seg op are immediate—the: allay allirritation, and give quiet sleep, and one box will generally effect a cure. Let Those who are now suffering Erecee trial of Sherman’s Cough Lozenges. They may had at the doctor's warehouse, 106 Nassau street.— ‘Agents—-297 Hudson, 185 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 86 William street, and 139 Fulton st. Brooklyn. PREMIUM RAZOR STROPS.—The first pre- mium at the Fairs of the American Institute has been awarded, year after year, to G. Saunders for the invention ‘of the Metallic Tablet, with four sides—No. 1 side having the effect of a hone, without using oil or wat ‘The other sides are for keeping the razor with a fine, smooth edge, fo that razors can be kept in perfect order without havi ng recourse to acutler or barber,—It is used and recommend- ed by the first cutlers in England, and certified by the mest scientific gentlemen in this country. Its great ce- lebrity has caused counterfeits and imitations innumera- ble, which can easily be detected by the coarse and im- perfect surface of what is called the Tablet side, the ori- inal being smooth and polished. Manufactory, No. 163 Greeiway, New York. MESSRS. BRONSON AND NASH, THIS Evenin, in the University Chapel, at 7} o'clock. ‘Continuation o! the subject of the Laws of Life in connection with Physi- ology Elocution, and Music; interspersed with readings, recitati and ingings trophe to the Ocean ; Ginevia, or the Lost Bridal onthe Ocean Wave; Mistleto Bough; Lizzy L Admittance 25 cents. IBERALITY—To send forthe Pain Extractor Salve In case of burns and all external pains, at 91 Court- landt street. Homantry—To save human torture by its application. Caxpor—To confess its apparent almost superhuman if ote ‘nvoLenck—To take care that one’s neighbor and friend may know that there is such a balm in “ Gilead,” and perhaps save human life thereby. Rascatity—A. doctor to refuse to use it, because he does not know how to make it. IMngoruity—To try to prevent a sufferer sending for it. Disnonesty—Not to speak the truth about this Connel Pain Extractor Salve, and its magical effects in burns and eee offer any other remedy when this can ured. bg rR) suppose that any medical ethics forbid the use of an external ‘Salve, th a the ingredients ma; notall be known. No x shall be taken for it unl perfectly effectual, at 21 Cortlandt street; all physici shall be supplied onaris, if they will but once prove it. ‘Some are 80 foing with surprise and delight, $ It may be had algo in Philadelphia, 2 > orth Fifth street; in Boston, 62 Cornhill; New Orleans, 32 Magazine street St. Louis, 65 Second streot, y oe f a letter g- HENRY CLAY.—Wo are in receipt of : eminent statesman who heads this paragraph :— from the eminen’ zm “Asma ‘ee ct i. } —I received your favour with the parcel of chitites evence of Hoarhound Candy, for which be ‘leased to accept my cordial thanks. Its remedial power fa ‘cases of cold, gives it a strong recommendation to me, ‘and 1 shall soon have an opportunity of testing its virtue, ‘as T shall take a passage in a few days for New Orleans, on board a imboat, where one never fails to catch a cold, Should its effects upon me be favorable, I will take pleasure in reporting to y among which are Byron's Apo. jife HAVE YOU A COLD AND DO Y WISH IT CURED 1—Everybody who has @ cold wishes if to be cured beyond doubt, but the question arises how it is to he done? The answer is speedy —Peters’ Cough Lozenges will effectually take away and destroy every vestige of a cou or cold, if taken in ‘ime. ‘These Lozenges are formed by a combination of the most valuable ingredients known as beneficial to those afflicted with pulmonary complaints, such as asthma, bleeding at the lungs, pain'in the breast, spitting of blood, constant coughing, &c., all of which herald the approach of consumption. These Lozenges are famous rs the thousand benefits they have conferred throughout the Union in saving the lives of many afflicted, who would otherwise have perished by consumption. Sold wholesale and at ‘ulton,corner of Nassau street. gg- CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.— ‘The most extraordinary article ever used for the follow. —Burns, scalds, frosted parts, Chilblains, rysipelas, Bruises, Ring Worm, Scorfula, Salt Ulcers, Eruptions, Fever Sores, Barber’s Itch, Biles, Piles, Inflamed Skin, Cuts, Stabs, ke. &c. N. B—Any person trying the Extractor for any of the above com- plaints, who is not en satisfied with it shall have the money refunded. ‘To be had only genuine at 21 Court- landt “street; 2 North Fifth street. Philadelphia; and 52 Cornhill, Boston, AN IMPOSTER: known that Messrs, Com stock, No, 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia, warrant Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, to cure any case of Rheumatism, or they refund the money. A few days since a man who said he had suf fered severely with Rheumatism the last two years, and was often confined to his bed, purchased these articles, and by them was cured ; but for the purpose of imposing upon agents he sent another person, to say he was not cured, ‘The agents refunded the money, but suspected some knavery in the matter, from the fact that these ar- ticles have been used by hundreds, and never before failed jcind gn making inquiry of several who knew him well learned that he had told them that these articles had cured him, and he had never found anything before to do him any good. Aman who would impose upon the agents under such circumstances, is the worst kind of a knave. and should he exposed by name, if he was the only one to suffer by it, Can be had genuine at 21 Cortlandt street CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently re- commended and prescribed by the first meaical practition- ers ofthe ety, for alleases of debility produced vither by secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, sterility, or barreness (unleas depending on malformation) and willbe found highly beneficial in all complaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution, Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Otfice and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Q9- RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE Mixture for the permanent cure of primary or secondary Syphilis ‘snd all complaints arising from the use of Mercury. ar steel to cure, Sold in single bottles $1 each, in, cases of halfdozen $6, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the union. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. {ig- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S Celebrated Pills, for the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Fluor Albus, and all mo- capurulent discharges from the Urethra, These Pilla are warranted to effect acure in half the time taken by the old treatment, without tainting the breath, disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement from business. Price $1 per box. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. MEDICAL CARD.—A CURE GUARANTEED —The members of the College of Medicine and Phar- macy of the city of New York, established for the sty ression of quackery, are now’ successfully treating all diseases of a private nature, according to the new mode of treatment adopted by the professors of the different hospitals of Europe. No mereury or any preparation in- jarious to the constitution is at present used by the col- lege in the removal of those comp! thereby saving thousands from those dreadful mercurial complaints that sometimes baifle the skill of the most experienced prac- titioners Cases of an ordinary character are completely eradicated in from three to six days, and those cases pro- tracted by charlatans or aggravated by over doses of mer cury, speedily yield to the powerful alterative and purify- ing medicines used by the College in the cure of these diseases. Gonorrhea, gleet, stricture, and all diseases of the urethra permanently cured in less than half the time occupied by the old treatment, One of the members of the College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseuses of a private nature, and such improvements in their medical treatment as has been lately made by the medical faculty of Europe, attends duily a2 consulting phvsician, at the office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 3 street. ‘Advice and all medicines, $5. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.—Pa- tients living at a distance, bystating the nature of their com: plaints explicitly, together with treatment they received where, if any, and enclosing $5, either by post or through the different express conveyances in communica- tion with this city, will receive a chest containing all me- dicines requisite to perform a cure, with full and explicit directions for use. N. B. All letters must be post-paid. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Oftice and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Dec. 18—6 P. M. ‘The business in Wall strect today corresponds with the state of the weather, stocks all tending downwards. L. Island declined } per cent; Mohawk 3; Harlem 4; Nor- wich 2; Indiana and Ohio were firm at quotations for last sales; Illinois improved }; Ohio Life and Trust 1; Ken- tucky }. The sales were to a moderate extent. ‘The bro- kers have great confidence in a further advance. The Ann Louisa, from Vera Cruz, arrived this after- noon, having on board the second instalment of the Mexi- can indemnity. ‘The Avanda, from Belize, has on board $3,048 in specie: Counterfeit $2’s upon the Plymouth Bank, Mass., are in circulation in the western part of this State, dated Jan’y, 1, 1842, N. Goodman, Cash., Nath, M. Davis, Pres’t. “There are spurious fifty dollar notes of the Bank o{ Georgetown, S. C.,in circulation. The signatures of the President, J. W. Coachman, and Cashier, D. L. McKay, are remarkably well executed, but the bills may very easily be detected, from the fact thut they are all (such as have been seen) dated 1843, whilst the bank has no bills of that denomination dated in this year. The vignette also (a train of railway cars) is one which is not borne by any of the genuine bills of the bank. The Commissioners that investigated the branch of the State Bank, at Clarksville, Tennessee, report the bad debts of that branch over $44,000, of which about $20,000 may be recovered. The Planters’ and, Merchants’ Bank, of Alabama has taken into consideration the propriety of petitioning the Legislature, to authorise a postponement of the sale of real estate belonging to the bank. It is thought that by defering the sale until next season, the interest of the bank will be greatly promoted. The bank is required to sell all its real estate before the first of April next, prior to closing} its business. Alabama State funds have im- proved very rapidly within aweek, both in this city and Mobile. The present rate in both places is 6 a5} per cent. In the interior of Alabama they pass at par for oll the productions of the country, but in the city of Mobile the only place in the State, they are at a discount. The declared amount of specie received at New Orleans for the season, up to the 7th instant, is $2,154,147, The actual amount is much larger. Doubloons, imported in contraband from Mexico and Cuba, are not always re- ported at the custom house in New Orleans. Among the importations there is a large amount in light sovereigns. ‘These are bought up in this city at $4 $2, and sold at New Orleans for $4 85, which will nearly pay charges of transportation. From New Orleans they go into the in- terior of Mississippi, where they pass for $4 87} a $4 90; even at that premium they are safer and better than a worthless paper currency, or anything in the shape of bank issues, As the deficiency in the revenue is annually increasing, and the public debt large, it is all-important that the reme* dy should be speedy and thorough. The imports for se. veral years past have been small, and for some years to come the amount will be comparatively limited, and the revenue from this source below a previous average, under the present policy of the government:— Imports, pistiNeuisHine DuTIABLE AND UsputiasLe Men- CHANDISE, WITH aversc® Rate or Duty ayn vet Re- cetrrs or Duties, ror Nive Yrans. Free Paying al sAeerage | Net ies. Imp. rate of duties, Millions § thous. M §T. Mil.gthous. — duty. T. 1834, 5 $126,521 33 ret 13,564 1835, "77,910 3 2463 1836, 92,056 30 1837, 69,250 | ed 1838, 60,860 so 1839, 76,401 | Abed 1840, 57,196 49,915 gad 1841, 66,019, 61,926 127,941 — 1812, 30,627 69,994 100,162 Te This table showsthat the value of imports that the revenue in many of the above years, was less than one half of the importations. The value of imports entered free, in five years out of the past nine, exceeds the amount paying duties, This is the grand cause of the deficiency in the revenue from customs. Congress must turn their attention to this point in the tariff laws, and by placing a moderate duty on nearly all imports, incidentally protect- ing the most important interests of the country, the re. ceipts into the treasury will be vastly improved, and there will not be a continual demand for alterations and modifi cations. The line should be drawn so as to divide the ex- tremes of both the political parties of the day as near as possible. The true course is a moderate, medium policy The principal object should be revenue, with the necessa- ry regard for our own interests, The regulation of a tariff scale would undoubtedly be met with many obstructions, and should be gradually perfected. All evils require gradual extinction. The compromise act was a wise one, It was the only alternative at the time; it corrected great abuses gently; it destroyed no local interests; and by de ‘ou my testimony. In the mean time 1 jest you to accept my acknowledgments for your fri ly consideration of me. t, your obedient servant, Tum, with great respect, y' H. CLAY. To Messrs, J. Pease and Sons, 46 Division street, New York. grees r(dneed protective duties down to a fair standard, so far as it went. The proportion of free imports to those dutiable has been so great as to prevent a moderate scale of duties on merchandize paying a dutycreating a sufficient revenue to meet ‘wants of government, In 1836, total imports reached $199,990,000, at an average duty of thirty per cent on the dutiable portion, which only netted a revenue from that source; for the year, of $26,013,000, whereas a duty of thirteen percent on the groas tions would have netted the same amount of importa-| ) revenue. ‘This places the argument in a true light, and settles the principle on which we should uct. ‘The existing tariff is very defective; it was passed in great haste, and many parts of it give just cause for complaint. Tue Present anv Propo: Duty on severat Imi RTICLES OF IMPORT, PORTANT ta 4 Coffee, tb. free’ 3¢ per Ib. Drugs, free’ 25 per ct. Tea, 20 perct. Carpeting, 65ets, 35 cts. opper. |b, ete, 2cents. Hemp, Manil- Coal, prtoa, $175 $100 hk $40 Animals f Linens, 25 br © 28 per et re “an free eyes How. ve ton, ‘ui “ * joes, pumps,30 prc 40 per ct. Wearlug appe 4,8 anf Nat ea. Bente 1 it, olive, bot Peruvian bark, =‘ 25 * es, $0 pre 40 per.ct- Spices Sets 10“ Whalebone, tds" 40 a The addition of a duty on even the few free items, with the modifications{proposed in the others, would make the government receipts, from customs, much larger many previous years, Foreign merchandize, at present imported into than for the Uni- ted States free, should, under u modification of the tarift, pay at least fifteen percent; this weuld not touch the in- terest of either party, while it would permit a reduction of duties on some articles that are now highly tax out protecting any manufacture or production of country, existing tariff'act, the most important is, that it ed, with- our own Among various other objections against the has not, does not, and will not, create a sufticient revenue to sup- ply the appropriations of the General Governmen nt. ‘This is a suflicient cause why it should be revised; and it also is a strong argument in favor of an immediate movement on the subject. We require no extreme protection, neither do we require a prohibitory duty, in a single instance. Whatever local prejudice may require, or party measures dictate, they must be abandoned for the general good. ‘The bane of our institutions is the virulence of political principles; whatever aparty may propose, be it or woe, if the requisite strength and influence is for weal at hand, the effect is asecondary consideration. Laws regulating the tariff'of a country cannot be touched tooc arefully. Of all laws these require permanency and stability; party feelings should never be allowed to interfere or influence legislators in adopting a scale of duties, that have so pow- erful an effect on the prosperity of a people, when justly balanced and of equal burthen on all parts of the Union, Old Stock Exchange, Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County ot New York, from the 9th day of Dec. to the 16th day of Dec 13,05 38 Men ; 21 Women ; 30 Bo: 27 Gitls. Total 415. do of bral 5; do of stomact 2 h, 1; $2000 Chio6’s, 60 opg M434 200shasOhioL & Tr — 103! 24000 do W5afo 104% 75 do. bio 103: 20000 do bdafo 104 30 City Br, NO 79. 6000 do Jan 104% 60 Canton Uo 31 31000 do 70s in Jan 104, ¢o 32 13000 do 6 {os 10 MothwicR bat _ do 103 lohawk,RR = b3 54 5000 Kentucky 6°s 10950 do a te 18 165 bn 5b lo 25 0 830 55 13000 1] inois spel 47, 75 do 30d 56 16000 do 4734 100 do b30_ 56 3000 do tw 47 45 Uties & Schen 125 2000 Ind, $ bds, 25ys b1047 44 N Jersey RR 99) 2000 46 0 do 99 (4000 Alabama 5’s s3 8 35 Stonington RR 369 2 shas Phenix Bk 95 100 Aub & ayr ‘D3 10749 50 Mech’s Bk wT 7 lo 107% 20 Union Bk 17, 435 Nor & Wore 33 5 Del & Hud 123g 25 do 36 100 Bk of Com. full 101% 25 do Oe 20 US Ins Co Wt” 50 do Ba 150 Firemen’s Ins 198150 Long Island RR 70 40 Greenwich Ins 103 100 do 70 50 Farmers’ T'r 3335 200 do 106 300 do 3% 25 to oh 50 eo 290 34100 do. 030 70; 50 do bs 34. 50 Harlem RR 45} 50 do boo 3139 100 do. 4934 100 do bs0 3434 100 = do 40% 100 do 3 New Stock Exchange $18000 Gov't 5's 8310 25shas Farmers’ Ln 34 18000 do ig 2 lo HW, 50:0 Ohio 6's, 60 b15 10434 50 Mech’s Bkg Ass’n 101 10000 do 105” 10 Canton Co b3 33 15000 do bis 105,15 do 3 3276 5000 do. 104% 125 Long Island 7 1000 do try 25 do 70% 33000 Ky 6’s, 30 yrs. b3 a 70 do jor & Wore 33 1600 Illinois, °60 1388 10 Nay a 4000 do 6 5 lo b3 3384 1000 do "70 -b20 453g 50 do 33, 2000 do 30 4535 75 = do b10 33: | 1000 Indiana W604" 25 lo 30 34 3000 0 473g 150 Harlem Ist July 48 47% 100 do 45 fo 100 fy tat March 48 9 Ist March 4 b37@ 50 do 830 45 6096 25 do 83 454 35 do b10 4335 20 35 Second Board. 03 46% 100 shas Nor& Wore b28 34 y 104 100 do D3 33% do 83 33 do b3 33%q do 83-35; lungs, 11; do. of liver, '3; Malformation, 1; Marasmus, 5; Old Age, 3; Palsy, 1; Premature Birth, 2; Small For. '1y Suielde, 1; “Reding, 1 Ulceration of Throat, 1; Us- way Le Agr. Under 1 year, 29; 1 to 2, 13; 20 5, 16; 5 to 10, 2; 10 20 to 30, 11730 fo 49, 13; 40 to 50, 12; 50 80, 4; 80 to 90, 4; Unknown, 3. United 8 ‘ireland, 197 Bugland, 3; Go nit tates, 96; jand, 19; England, 3; West Indies, 1; unknown, 1, . “Of the above, pital Bellevue, 9 lackwell’s Islan Colored perso City Inspector's Office, Dec. 18, 1843 State of Trade. ere from the Alms House, Bellevu ‘Smal! Pox Hospital, Blackwell’s ; City Hospital, 2. to 20, 7; tO 60,45; 60 to 70, 7; 70 to rmany, 6; 1; Hos land, 1; WM. A. WALTERS, City Inspector All branches of business were very inactive to-day. The very disagreeable weather put a veto on all operations, and transactions were very limited. As ‘We have no alteration to report. $4 50 a $456}; pearls, $5 a 5 06}. out-door Pots sell at | Corrox—Very little doing, and prices without altera- tion. Hay—The receipts continue to a fair extent, with a very moderate demand. Prices are well sustained, and rule at ‘ountry sells at 65 24} cents, with a very trif_ing demand for either. HALERONE—We notice sal derate extent. at 540 90 cents, ‘5 cents, as wanted. Ve quote drudge at 23 cents, and barrel at to amo- Provisions—There is not the slightest alteration to re- e market remains very dull e pees or demand for any article that comes un- rticle is not in very active request; Bra- eld at 6} a 7} cents; St. Domingo, 5} a 4} cts, Svcan—We have no activity to notice under this head : New Orleans is dull at 6a6cents; brown Havana, 64 a 7} ce Br -r¥s—This market is inactive. for city use only, Last quotation Extnvate, Prices oF pDsTUr} Market. bbls. flour. bu. wheat. New York, Dec. $4 62)a4 75) ~— 95al 05 St. Louis, Dec. 7, 3 7dal 00 Ga 75 Cincinnati, Deo, 12, 3765a — 70a — Cattle Market. The demand is bu. corn. 44053 20022 %a— At market, 609 beef cattle, (150 southern, 36 cows and calves, and 1700 sheep and lambs. Prices—Beef cattle we to $4 60 a 5 35, with sales of extra at $5 50—300 wi Cows anp Ca All sold at $15 0 26, Surer ano Law and $1 a $2 for lambs Hocs—Sales at 624 a 74 cents per cwt. Died, On Monday morning, 16th inst. Tuxopo! Tay uote as before : $3 50 a $4 to nsold. Sales of 1060 at $1 12} a $3 for sheep Lon, Son of Horace and Hannah Macy, aged 2 years, 2 months and 7 days, ‘The members of Knickerbocker Lodge Ne. Mount Sinai Encampment I. 0. 0. F. id the friends of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from 30 Broadway. ESSSS oR wos: eSSRSGes: 3S VAN AH: ook 8 ge i¢ Magnolia—E P Blan a7 bbls 1 bag turtle ‘Rfcxander. BaLtze, Hon—Brig Aranda—$1138 B Cerise aden —Brig CayugamMensts Levy, W Smith, J W er, Pe Cnai Mai N flayes—147 tierees rice 5 Domestic Importations. wine a Cayuga—19 Cope p17 Hales Be i il cotton to MARITIME HERALD. Pac( Piet ett —205 we order. RLESTON—| M 101 tierces rice 12 bales cotton es Tice 3 bales cotton t bundles mdse KL. PROM LIVERPOOL, Salling Days of the Steam Ships. Cambridge, Yeate ator, Chadwis FROM LIVERPOOL. Sheridan, De Peyster, Nov. 14 FROM PORTSMOUTH. or, Britton, FROM HAVRE, + Nov. 19 Liver ick, Nov, 20 Hibernia, 3 Britaunis, 4 Caledonia, 5 Acadia, ‘ Packets to Arrive. | Packets to Sail. ew VOR IAYERROOL. lew York, Cropper, pools Hidridge: Fon ronTaMourH. Dec. 16 Dee. 21 ‘We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore R "2 vi Besof the Shipping tel ‘easels Spoken on any Foreign Newsy board them immediately on th tp this “Ofes ey 10 this Office ce they ean »., Neatical Information of any kind will be thankfally BERT Sit of our a List of th jews the Ss ir pers oF F abroad, wil all the Marine Intelli News Fleet, a eft at the Port whence they sailed, the ival. ents nd Cor- also conler a favor by St. Nicolas Poll,” Nov. 16] Y. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec, 26 icolas. Pell, lov. 16 | V. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec, Duchesse @Orleans, Nov. 24| Uties, Hewitt, J Sully, Burrows, Dee.1| Albany, Watson, Ship Masters and Agents. _ fe: Cargo, and Kos au Brig Tarqu coffee and hides, enced very heavy the northward of "Brig rig Republic. to ED. Hurlout B yt ng’ Mog to RL, Mal Brig Belle, master. Briciah br ver, to mas withdrawn ‘Lhe Bric Seima, the Ist Oct, and bile on the 9th in: South Breakers, o1 Scur Jony Fa Yarmouth, Mass her reported ashi on, NC, for ¢ E. wind, 9th inst, high upon the beach by the sea, nearly dry at low ler cargo will be fo) 8 ton. 17th ‘mma Juli Ton Tt—by the deans, La Ne of Balti YRA, Haven, diss, omaG 10 JANEIRO, ton for New hard, do, for ath; New Castle, Mary, Barnham, from Lisbor erson, my Grand tings for New Orleans, more, Go; George for do, do 10 do, Baltimore 10h, thy Tippecanoe, York. Brig Balti Wau PORTLAND, Dec robabl wi ford; Monitor, Warsaw, Hawk Paasely, Boston; Ch joes, Young, NYork. hardware busines those who can giv C Baryue Ovando, China, Small, Kings! Packet Suir New You Her letter bags are at Gilp id, of Thon ‘ross, of about 300 tons. M Estell tite Maria Estell, (so. rted) Gould, Winds Hook bear the pilot boat Jacob Bell. Maria Estell, (so reported) 30 days from St Jago de Cuba, Charleston, for Boston, 15th inst, SE of Barnegat—by the pilot boat Blos: 1m. i ; Maria, (40 reported) from St Jago de, Cuba ia, from Tobasco for Aranda, at this port. Bruize, Hon, Dec 2—In port, J: jec' 3; Porto Rico. dise, for ‘tm, sold; Orontes, Benedict, fm je, sold; Thomas ‘Saldanha, Stubbs, f Me, Dec 8—Sid Henry HIA, Dec 18. im Young, — Prov: it festons Alexander, Bark Heston; Vi Bark ANTED—As 8a! who has been acer ch: racter an | capability. lice. +433] men wart Cleared. yer, Apaleel cola, Bad; D: Prwood Ti. BC xeel, Jizal Math ‘Schry Belle, Mi iter, North, Arrived. 0 © Il, Minturn & Co. weather in the Gulf, and has Hatteras. Sn € &C days from Savannah, w from Georgetown, SC. Ship Robert Isaac, Mobile. General Record. for Liverpool, Ville de Lyon will sail on th ich vessel was dismasted yo the 15th eline, of Portsmot ARF Rei » —The Chatham corr 'st01 u is feat water, and it saved with little expense ‘oe ken. ‘aring mt—by pilot boat of Baltimore. ia, At this port irom ‘Boston, for Havana, had the Coast, Dee 4 of New York, Foreign Ports, ¥ 22—In port, Emily more, wtg freight. Sr Vincents, Nov 20—In port, Industry, Baker, of New Nov 20—Comet, Richards, of New Haven. Nov 9—In Woodl leans, Ida; New Orleans, to iz, une; Lydia Ann, Ames, fro wt, Victoria, jombay. Gay it 12ths Adams, fin Lis arr: utts, 'm Baltimore, ophis, J sid 5 days re; Gardner, Hill, for Home Ports, NYork; Jano, Toothaker, i Cld Rochambeau, Cunmpghasi, Salem; Moro, 6 Baltic, hence, for Matanzas, remaines 15Arr Napoleon, O jv Rastern Star, from rr Orion, Will idence; Mere ddington, C Ninetta. would be preferred. None 'e waexceptionable good city * 967 22) Moon RISES. + rence Copelan i ichmond, Allen & on, Curacoa, Boonen, vessel, for model a1 Ii equal any vessel ever built “down eas o y KC Johuson, Jr and Jos Robinson—commanded by Capt John Glover. ‘Bylph. if Capes of Virgin ieGilvery, Matanzas. Wi good. Havana. Si joston. PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 19. 538 Ta & Peck.—Brigs Fanny Coit, Be » Smith, Sava beth, Faulkner, h, Norfolk, Stur: - Graves & Co; na, Spencer, 17 days from New Orleans, with cot- Hurlbut & Co, Louisa, Marschalk, 14 days from Vera Cruz, Hargous & Brothers » Ludlam, from Rio Janeiro, Ne peri- been 13 days to Aranda, Howland, 16 days from Belize, Hon., with sp - of Mystic, 15 days from Apalachicola, ith cotton, to J. Jia, Smith, 9 days from Charleston, with cotton, ,of Brookhaven, from Wilmington, NC. to brig. tugrd Lovat, Cronan, 15 days from Halifax, with Schr Samal Coddington, Kittaltash, 4 days from York Ri- er. Schr Red Jacket, Jarvis, 4 days from Fall River, in ballast, to master, * Sehr Louisa, — to Post & Vhil- lips. —_ Cambridge, Hall, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to mastel re Below. rig Emma Julia, —., from Tobasco, with od. MEE Tomine Also, 1 brig, unknown. Wind Ws Salled. will sail to-day . The Rhone, for Havre, has been ye 26th, a hurricane on into Charleston for repairs, arrived at Mo- Asnorr.—A herm brig was ashore below Charleston on the , supposed to be Spanish. British Scur Inpustry, below Portsmouth, has ou board three of the crew of sehr Lonisburg. NS. Sept aih, wrecked at espondent of the r, writes that the large topsail schoo- ioth ou Bearse’s Shoal, was the Joh: from New York for Portland, with in the 13th she had bilged, and her cargo had all been adamnaged state. (of Sed le) Cutler, from Shalloffe, going, th Shallote Inlet, with a N in charge of a pilot, struck, was was fc at at last acrowi a7 He Manrna, Pattershali, at Bellast, from Boston, in a gale Cane Ann, evening of 9:h ‘inst, lost part of her deck load, consisting of 14 hhds molasses aud’a quantity of iron. auNcHEO—Ou Thanksgiving day, 7th inst, from the vard of Master Jos Robinson, We copper fastened barque Ralph work mau- ” She as from St Domingo for Bos- ESE 40 miles di listant—by for Boston, 16th Mth experienced very Jat 33.10, lon 7u 21. Dee 5, lat 25 10, — Gardiner, for New Or joston, it th. Ellicott, Lauderman, ‘exidor, jones, for Bal do, do 8 do; Nimble, —, i No clearance. Loyal}, Crafts, St Thomas: NYork, Portg Cabello; ith, New Bed- Boston, Cid Vandalier, Rortown, SC, Dec 10—-Arr Wondo Passo, Eddy, lew, Taylor, do. Cld 12th, Royal Sailor, aa, a Tespectable young man, one med to the wholesale y Is or n apply but references as to Address C, box{ No. 16 Upper Post 19 2e* re mad. Enquire at a9 10% m with a fresh desirous of such a dd) ANTED—By an American Private family to do general housework, or’ as chamber- a and seamatrese, who a private family,who has goood city reference, rotestant i gente! 3 Division street, front room, up stairs. breast of milk, wet nurse ion by a respectable uoderstands d person, can be heard of three or four days, Mrs. M. d19 2c ee ANTED—A situation, by a respectable mariied woman, e. Any person ue WOmAL AS s making and 10 4 J » Al bo UESDAY, | At 105 odaeny a sales room, | Large sale of dry goods, clothing, faney and pldged articles, | of alldeseriptions, Also, a large additional invoice of choice super extra London an) Paris cloths, fine ver do, dor mulled cassimeres and felt clothe, flannel and worsted shirts, gloves, &e. in lots to sui, Al6o, 2 splendid English gold dial patent lever watehes, 17 jewelny aut all the materiale ef the frst quality, 1 do anchor de- tached, “Moncas maker, d“veveral other valuable watches, Also, 11 most superb brilliant star and cluster French dia- mond pins, rings chains, bce, 180, ually extensive va iety of various useful and ornamental articles, WEDNESDAY. At 1034 o'clock, at the sales room, ajatse ale of wecond hand aid new furniture ofall deserig- ons “Also, 3 superb piauo fortes, aud a number of spleadid paint- Jewels, am ge, SS be . 25 baskets cham paign, presents, &e. family. Jotof feather beds, mattresses, bedding, blankets, Tee iis o'clock ly, the 3 splendid ‘ortes—At o'clock precisely, the plendi fortes averted for je met a ly een weather. Also, a valuable, rich full fine toned organ, for chareh or parlor. very facility will be afforded for th Of ail deseriptions. " Bosiuess will be earned ov in S'businesa Tike “manner. be regular, and. returns in this establishment, der the ch ely of moms i ne abn BF BAL hae ee AUCTION. NOTICE—In Van Antwerp & Elezant Fancy Goods and useful house fun e' for this day at 11 Broad eet, will be a gomer of Liberty found ore set superb glass candleabras for ten lights. with extra large pyramid drove "o.@ set bronze do: a few rich ten setts; mahorany. and rosewood desks and dressing cases, And at 12 recisely, the balance of an invoice of Messiauger & ing and mantel richly mounted. je will com cefat 10 o'clock, with an invoice of aments, nap ‘See auction head of meice, for particulars, AUSTION NoTIC o'clock, at 123 meat of Pledges, by order, 3 ‘To-Morrow. Maffs and Sleigh Robes—At 10 o’eloe! valuable fure,truffs, sleigh rotes, &e, comp ment, and whieh will be worthy attention, "Toys—At IL ovelock, I2cases entire cases, a Iso ‘faney work boxes and dressing cases.’ invoige finedbroadcloths and cessiineres, in 38. P. INGRA4AM, Auctioneer. _ 1 BENJAMIN MOONEY, Anctioneei AVETION'NOTICE—Elegant French Por FA aud Tea Sets, plated ware, fine j anuery, Kren ‘Ke, &e—B. Mooney &, tien room, ¥o.91 ) lea Lane, mong which are a ays, For further ‘oat and Courier aud of $it0 and over e examined up to the 9 1t* im rc ier & Enquirer and Joarval of Com- aig 1m Pawnbroker's Sale—This day freetea large and valuable $.«'G. A. Jackson. t 10 rt rae assortment of jing a large assort- do 1m rench and German Toy: this day at 10 o’elock, at logues hour of sale. FOR LIVERPOOL—Cabin Passage Only—The first class ship KONAHASSETT, Capt Howes, will be despa ched for the above port in a few days. ions for cabin passengers, who ‘early application is. made to J MAN, GI South street N B.—The British barque loreph Cunard, Capt Harrison, ven 740 tons wer register, will be despatched for Liverpool on orabout the 4th of January, and can comfortably aceommo- dare.a few cabin low rate, Apply on board foot ol ec UNLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW OR- LEANS—The following tirst. class packets will sail " punctually as advertised (weather permitting) or pas- ie HUNTSVILLE, Capt Comell, on the 20th D.c, we ALABAMA, Captain Bunker, on the 20th Dec. mmodations of these ships for cabin, second cabin e Taseengers, are such as cannot fail to ensure every and steers reo pasenkers daring the voyaee. ‘The ships of chis line have now commenced therr regular trips, and. will sail punctual every five days throug how season, Passengers may therefore rely on no ‘The price of passage being very low, t i to secure herths in either of she above packets, can do so by applying on board or to W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, at their, General Passage Office, 43 Peck slip, di9 re comer of South strer TO LET—The store No 97 Nassan stree’, in the Herald Biuldiogs, from the first of February. Apply at this otfiee ¥ diar MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS AT COST PRICES. GOOD essortment for sale at J. H. ARCHER’S Hat and Cap Stores, 204 and 260 Greenwich street. N. B.—New st very cheap. yle Gents Travelling Caps—a great variety 19 Stead e BRIDGEWATER COPPER MINING COMPANY. OTICE is hereby given, that a Meetivg of the Stockholders of this Company, willbe held. on Friday, Janu 12th, 1814, at Congress Hall, Scuth Third street, Philadel at 12 o’clock, on s) ecial business of the Company. Dy order of the President, WILLIAM CARMAN, Treasurer. 19 Gere December 13, 1843. i OFFICE No, 2 ASTOR HOUS! LOOK OUT FOR THE NUMBER, TAOXDUSE OF Licerature and Aste for January, 18 i al American Pictare. ted by ‘Thomas Sul- nari May ine, and engraved by p ly, for the proprietor of J. Sartam, for Januar; Conrrinuts vo THe January Numnen. Peis J. K. Paulding, auth ‘Oliver Wendell Holmes, author of Poetry, n Metricai Es- say, ete, v. Willis, etc. les Fenno Hoffman, author of WildScenes in the Forest and the trainie, ect. oseph C. Neal, author of Charcoal Sketches, In and About Town, vet, Heuty William Herbert, author of Cromwell, etc. Edgar A Poe, author of Tales of the Grotesque and Ara- ete. ‘Robert Morris, author of The Past and the Future, ete. giharies JP ing inthe Last War, ete. jor of ‘The Datohmau's Fireside, author of Two Ways of Dying fora Hus- Yeterson. author of Cru t i , ‘he Countess of tlessington, author of Conversations with Lord bd fa ete. f Miss Catharine M. Sedgwick, author of Redwood, etc. Mrs. Ann 3. Step author of Mary Derwent, ete. Mrs. Frances 8. O1 |, author of A Wreath of Wild Flow- ers from New Ei ri ete. < Jakes Smith, author of The Sinless Child, Mrs. Elizabeth ete Miss Elizabeth B, Barrett, author of The Seraphim and Other Poems, ete ‘Miss Charlotte Cushman, Mrs. Amelia B. Welby. Mra. Lydia J. Piereo Mrs. B. F. Thoma ‘ Park Benjamin, anchor of Sonnets and Lyrical Poems, ete. Ontcinat Parens. The History ofa Lion, by James K. Faulding, Sounetgto the Opal, by Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith. ‘Terpsichore, by Oliver Wendell Holmes. My Que Adventare as a Brigand, by N. i’. Willis. ‘An Autuinnal Day, by'vhe Couniess of Blessington. ‘A Contrast, by Igwick y Kilizabeth B, Barratt. tia. & 8. Urgood. omnas it, by Mrs. Ann S, Stephens. Peterson hi , by Charlotte Cushman. Pulpit Eloqueace, b Mrs Amelia B. Welby. Shiverton Shakes; Or, the Unexpressed Idea, by Joseph C. eal. The Depar ure of Youth. By Robert Morris. ‘Napoleon, by Ly’ ‘erson, Hawking Party, by HearysWilliam Herbert. Smiles and Tears, by C. Fenuo Hoffman, Without a Stain, by Park Benjamin, 53 The Lady's Yes, a Son Newport Tableanx, by, by Mu. BOF larry, The Pa So Exvetuisnaests or tis Numuen. Hariy; A magnitivest picture, from an original paintiog by Sully, enge-ved expressly for us by Sartary, é Hawing Party; A nope engraving, by Raw- don, Wright & Haten, after a picture by Stephanoff. ‘Title Page for 14; ‘An exquisite plate, drawa and engraved for.us by W.C. Ti Winter ashi latest style of man’s Di containing fo: sre, carelully, reported ress: , with the igure |, Gentle- igure 3, Promenade ted wood engraving, ed by Crome, for $10, and wt $55Hi Peraunum; two copies m ve copies anual for 1844 gratis. ‘erms—! the Ladies’ At AMUSEMENT PARK THKATHE. TICKET NIGAT. THSEANDEATHER WiTTLMER De Grand Ballet Dupes sb¥ 1° Miae Julia Turmbolt ‘0 eonciude with ALMA MATE CHATHAM THEATRE. BENEFIT OF MR STEVENS. THIS EVENING, Dec 19—To commence with ROBERT MACAIRE. Maat. Johu Diamond assisted by Mr.B. Williams, will dance. To ve he HE SPY OF ST. MARCS r Rodolpho, « i Catksin hiv Hereg MITCHELL'S OLYMPIO THEATRE. THIS [G, December 19=The EVENIN ja ber 19-—"The performances wil TRIP BY RAILMOAD, eh VIRGINIUS Ti WESTIE, fi AVOLO- aE, ~~, ae ICp"A splendid Dav Performance every’ Saturday. at 2 e'eloc Eouestrian Conduetor- Master of the Circle Freier Bufo, an roveaquevet Py Pierrotand Mime. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY EVENING, the ance will counmence witha Caracteristic Equestnan - mime, entitled ce + by Gat, AND DAY IN THE DESERTS OF ARABIA, Battovte Veuitiog by the upen otis tel be Meh iid f ricky Mast Ruunals in the act of the Warrior of, the: i ian. Feats on the Swinging Cord, br fi Fashion T, V.Turnerin a one horre act called Dash and Dare ‘The Second Act with ith the F questri Se TORSEMAN OF THE HIEPODROME. tM In which N_B ‘Tumer will ride and manage Six Steeds. |, Keats of Gymnasia. by Mons. La | The comic Pony La Belle Catherine will R After which, FLORA AND POMONA. Silver Shower-++ ++ Maatera W Wood, versoaal Gymnastics vy Mr “0 eonelude with DAMES OF BEAG TY. ‘The doors will be opeued at 674—Overture at 7—performance commu Te oFelo INDEPENDENT AMERICAN CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Boren 25 cents; Pit 1234 cents, ine. ‘appear. +++ Levi North pone and J Aymar THIS EVENING, Dec. i9— commence a Grand € “Atverwhien HUN EpH TANTAR CA i rt which, Feats of lorsem: ip, Pe Sal Vaulting, Leaping. Somer tin ae Mr. ASTLEY, the great Autipod wht SPRITES OF THE 8! eR E Negro Songs, Choruses, ke, by" Ole Whitoss, ‘To conclude Cs y¥ SIR GILPIN CABBAGE, AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. ‘OR FOUR DAYS ONLY. ters admitted the same evening free. ew Comic Melange, in whieh ters, introducing. a’ variety of Honus ely remains but four days longer. GEN. TOM THUMB—This remarkable litte man, weigh ing guly Fifteen Pounds, .em.ina.a fee days, previous i ail ra ro} le seen at evening. aT HE WHOLE GIPSY FAMILY 17> The Family of Wandering Gipsi ber, the first that ever visited America, can be se i the whole day and evening, without «xtra charge. ihe GIPSY QUEEN can be privately consulted regarding Past, Present and Foture, Mr. HG. SHERMAN, T.G. BOOTH, Miss ADAIR, &e. are engaged. Negro Spesch,” Song and Breakdown by, i Booth..A beautiful Gzaffe, Rhinocerous, and other euri have been added to the Museam, MADAME CHECKENI Dansense, is cugaged a DAY PEKFORGANCES afterngous at three 0 clock, the celebrated Pantomi 1] appear on Friday next, Wednesday and Seturday evening at seven every Wei same as in THE HOLIDAYS—Preparations are mk proxching holidays in a style of superb magui foreequilled. Perticulars hereafter. Admission to the whole 25 cents—children under tea a, half price. 795 couts extra for private courultations with the Gipsy Queea SKALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUB AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) (FCrowded Honses—Opposition Prostrated—Best, Bill in the City—The Shilling Mystem Trinmpbaut—Twelve Talent- ed Performers Oaly, One Cent Each |! SNOW WHITE NKGROES, 17 Just arrived from Brazil, two Neato Boys (seven and nine years old) perfectly white, with pink eyes, woolly hair as white as snow. with the flat nose and thiek lips ‘of the African ‘Their parents accompany them, and a ¢ as black as jet. children ore the most extraordinary bei have been engaged ai great expense. 9m hole day and they ‘remain this week only. Mise Cecelia Blanchard, the celebrated. Female Juggler dlasses—Miss Adair, the Songstress- i 0, the Dansense—D W Lull Banjo Player and fegro Singer-—-Mr D Pickep the Irish, Melodist—J Lamon, Singer and Negro Extravaganzist—the celebrated Kan- Minstrels, Se. Se. tacky Minutes, Oe SAME ADOLPHE ba pelratly eqaretienanell bevepssecuding cis Uhog.'P Seutand Futuve, She has been consulted aud recommended by many eminent persons, i.cluding N, P. illis, Ksq. editor of the New York Mirror , Saturday Afternoon at 3 o’clock—performances the same aa penton 1g at all-eaat Fe jission to hole 12) ts—o1 i cousulteny Madame Adolphe 1 er oe sllian extza:tor TUESDAY, Dee. 19th. THE NORWEGIAN VIOLINIST, ILL have the h oor eine ¥ ve tl EWE Ut RACE at the Tabernacle, (before kis depariaie focane South, ) assisted b: MR. W. v. WALLACE, sien o E OTTO, And Mr. TIMM. who will presi Mr. Haat W srrside at the Piano. TI Overture, L 2, Largo Posato wed Rondo Capriccioso, composed °°°*=™™ andexecuted by Ole Ball 2 Crvatini from {i Partai, view dite, by Beli fi, execu dem 4. Inizoductione and Grande Variatione di moe ra for the Piavo, on the favorite theme, “* covienne,” composed and executed by’ "W.'V, Wallace 5. Variations upon ‘* Nel cor Piu,” for Violin so- lo, composed by Paeaint, cpeeated by Ole Bull 6. Overture, 5 1; Adagio for the Violin, composed by Mozart, ex- Orh*#®*™ ted Ole Balt ec Scena del Tancredi de Rossini—" Come Dolce” —executed LY ‘Mad. Otto Notturno et Rondo Seherzoso, for the Piano, composed and executed by aA 10. Grand Fantasia for Violin solo, on themes, i diene mene! ig the names of their favorite melodies im an re the hali. The leader wihegemwaras call out ti es, aud those two melodies, which the pa jonty of the audience may. select, will be chosen by OLE vt at, the bps | is oy ra ickets $l each, to ad at the Astor House, the princi, Music Stotes, and at the door of theTabernacle 3 a ‘The doors will opea at 6}g¢—Concert to hovaargeag © phe i ved bef 1 e names, o'clock. LAST CONC GRAND YOUAL ANDINSLRUMENAAL CONCER: C. h 4 ENTAL CONCERT, l UESDAY. Eveing. December 26th, at the Washington Hotel, assisted by Grand prehentss of the Philharmonic Society Signor amped aod Mr. Timm. Tickets (which are limited) One Dollar each, to be had at the Masic Stores, Hotels, and at the door. Concert to commence at 8 o’elock. di7t026m* “THURSDAY, 2ist December, 1043. GRAND CONCERT, N THURSDAY: thesist Your PAE b 3) 6 it i . Yon which, ease will fon 8 GRAND FANGS: RATIONS BUWCAVURA, for the Viclin br Bapaatict. on one string only; and two GRAND CONCERTO! Piano Forte—assisied by MADAME SUTTON and SIGNOK CASELLA First Violoncellest co the King of ‘Sardinia. and Member of the Philharmonic Societies of Conductor + teens ticulars in fature advertisements - 18) deve oF SE 184, the of the winter, on tl ANTE: aise cenk wt raat 42 an east side ot the town, not 1d 743, that way befor sale. Ayply at the 417 At , enterprising young man, to office. Apply at the desk of di7 40% Gg OARD wanted by z lady, i family, where tire ie mo hourdere weald te: pret tele bore Sixth street. Tecms moderate; tein ad ‘Adres HB Weraid ofice will be daly sensed en utd 2e¢r w Broome or street. BoARD—A respectable family can be nee7mmodaty pleasant room and bed ‘a few small rooms, with con. enience for fice, suitable for room, with pantry adjoining te Rentlemen, with comforteble board. Apply a: 76, Beekman 18 3% ee 411 Hor P KET SHI pool. | Consi Barling Slip. didec fie QUE she is now discharging, OARDING.—Two handsome bedrooms, with fire places, with breakfast and tea, or full board i fon street. ners per tl <A under gee ‘WOODHU 87 red. Apply at dni’ West, side RNS, Sonth street. S tog under general HIP SOUTHERNER, from Liverpool—Consignees per > ‘his ship will Diese take notice ‘that she ie now dischare- order, at foot of Dover street, dt i ites, Interests dig 3e*re PACKET sir GASTON, charging at Orleans wharf, ea wil please attend to the rece vanced on applicati "foot. of Wal i from New Orleans. street. ript of their goods imi INARY CLAIMS, Ani Wiel MONRSO HERE, 52 John + treet, 3d story. Rochella, for sale by 19 3t* ism F very superior quality, arter enske-and eighihe, tinder Chstom Hoabe tock, A. SEIGNETTE BRANDY, flavor, in half pipes, receatly imported entitled to debentare, and T. NICOLL, 69 Front st. igh proof direct from vi Da dio 1m double plated BERY’s HOU ani "Tuesday, 19th inst. K, 13 Park Row.—The at HARVEY F. Hers AND EYFS—Received from Paris, two cases Hooks and Eyes, looks and Eye. efi New Bowling Saloon, respectfally in- rons to favor him with between rhe hours of 12 and 2 subscriber hay a al ‘clock. AUBERY 8 ie MMERMAN, 419 4t* re 75 Broad street. HAMPAGNE—A i f jor Cham) Wine, for sale by rey 5 TIMMERMAN,. d19 4t* re 75 Broad street. TRAW WRAPPING PAPE K—4100 reat i vivg Paper, forsale by PRRSSE fe ‘ _a19 Stre No 61 Liberty street. CAUTION, T yx, Dee, 18, 1613. A PACKAGE of fige and te daa note of umbered frorn 1060 to 2000, but not signed by the Officers of the ink, waa hem asi truak of Pomeroy's Expres om | Albany on the I: be dace | pe hear Se wy pat in wioeeieien, Cos atures will ‘ care cautivned nce0 ei af Kav ED FISH, President, W. H. FALLS, Cashi 19 dire Straw, Wrap- OOKS, 4 rented Bor a? ve no objection to travel withafamily. Please t ap- GRAHAM & CHRISTY, ply 386 Bowery. Mad dis t*m 19 1t*m No. 2 Astor House. WANTED. A Vile of the Courrier des Etats Unis, for the THE AMERICAN SONGST: REPUBLICAN OMPOSED and arranged by P. D2 Le Ree, for the Ameri- cay Republican party. Just published at'No. 33 Aun st, New York. ‘This is.a collection of orvginal avd patriotic songs,and should bein the of every member of the party. Or sale, wholesale and retai and SE ames A tei ne ee a a arivhote ePrice $4 Yer handed: conics: Shale iat LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c. THE LOSS of Feet, and Legs, no, hindmnee to, the act. of walking—JOHN ¥. THU: ke. ‘ , Cork Leg Maker, respectfally informs the public that he, has retumed from’ Indelphia to 472 Water street, corner of Pike, New York City, ‘where he conti 0 manufacture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on a plan the most correct and least complicated having through necessity, invented, made, and worn an artificial le years, ccurer for thitty-tve Year lent of giving satisfaction to all who call ou hi Hands, Arms, or the Common Wooden Leg. CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK. To up-town Grocers aad Famil Ni ie Spcrm Oil—Winter and Fall Strained, Blenched White and ati Bra Elephant Oil— Lard O1— Me Linseed Oil—raw and boiled, | live Oil—in bottles and betties. Neatsfoot Oil, Alcohol and Camphene. Patent, Sperm and Srearic Candles. ‘The above are warranted to stard the weather, and to be of fine quality for parlor and astral lamps. For sale ‘by the cask, barrel, gallon, quaitand iat, she iC, MORRISON, ‘0, 168 Greenwich street, between Fulton and Vevey. N Dealer in drugs, medicines, paints, dye- wood: and gro- cots’ atticles—dyers’, manufacturers’ paper makers’ distillery’ Confeetigner’, Bremer, beer makers’, bakers’ and paper stan ors articles. 9 1c m HENE, OR CHEMICAL OIL.—" Hon Solid Bottom Glass Fountain Lam for che gd.camphene, manufactured and sold wholesale and ret 0, Fay: at No. 136 Falton atwet (Sun Buildings.) New York. ‘These amps are admitted by all who see them’ in use, ied by any lamp ever offered to the pablic, for lendid light, ther economy for vse, and their perfect wim. One lame wis give lignt ‘an expence of sless than halla fret the cheapest ' the ven 9 ings. Also, a good assortment of Gil Lamps for tables, stores oF eharches, of suverior (Alvoj gencral d:pot for patent medica eh as iv Evans’ Camomile and Touie Pills for nervous ia, ke.; and Evans? Soothi eg ty Pil ‘of all kinds; Wray’s h’s Cream of Lilies, of the hair di9 lin®rre riber offers for sale the Lease and inown and popular howe “Cram ana hay, at churches, hotels, and dw Sotar and we VOR SALE —The Fixtures of that wi mel's Hall,” 440 Broadway, now doing « large an table Eieee, (elect and Ciearacer ets fogael i. and terme, mae known by calling at the Hall Fevieh ha —Twe a ‘ HESE far-fs d celebrated Pills, frot Tint het ath eas a ment on the last Kucther pa ements. wir 1 each, to be had at the music stores and hotels. m ‘ADIES FESTIVAL —The Ladies’ of the Church of th Redemption in ‘ notice, ihwy intend piviog a Festival on Tossday ‘evening, teetsia tae vening, the I jo's Salons he progiede oF which i Siar eitterdan Cease ate ts Yee Several : «lly consented to preside at the ore during (the evening, and the Company will be favored with several Duetts, Glees, Se, by a nu tle. hen amateurs, who have also kindly volunteered their aid ow the oceasion. Theketa can be obtained at Firth & Hall's, Fraaklin geese ; >. T. Geslai D. Fi 601 Py ; loo ¥ + aac ths a . Li 25, WN FRIEND. HE: follow es were suggested byut sitaa- ation of a man, whose moral derelictions: t him to the bi the grave:— Oh Death! thou gloom’st fearfully oa his pale brow! anit, my aes Ga Dg = ope, the beige sera Hie si38h an deopuals ond tor evert—o 1» BO No! listen! sweet Hope, meena afar, wan, leads the ta penitent fiend t,he ma, Of day revives ature) retorts nates pla T ve, new he rises in health; regia rere on a, 0! leat we a 7 Hp binsery the Dyop, Vasoedall Gite popes waite. vision atreet three! Hunters ed Di Work, November lew , 1843. Byfce Si ret vial wich eaplicie directions, street, Bole sais the Ea AN ep ed wien theroaghly cand aitheat Soeue Ee Celie 19 1t* re RE. ita or the ean inal nd Ke the truth the ouly seven direeti netr red. iigeactes, Tar ike city of New. York at the following aug y y id Wash 5 cor By ir, cor Bayard and Orange: and cor Grand and: Mulberry. N. pO the English stamp over the cork of bot- tle. " Seeured by letters patent, so that Leman will be le- wally dealt with. 19 Im*re PIC. F JEFFERSON INSURANU OFFICE 0 No Rey pie E COMPA : ; i» Dec. 16th, 1 sae _HOPB, & La neers Bint 4s TOP ie mn Ue, i alm: thie ; PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.