The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1843, Page 3

~ FUN.—Prepare to laugh !—Mottoes | Mottoes—New verses, written expressly for ‘by Dow, Jr. Sold only at 451 ry | near Grand street. 3, N. B,—Also assorted candies, only 16 cents a pound. 0G DEN’S THEOLOGY.—Americans !—Rev. C. Spar- ry, sixteen years a citizen of the 17th ward, was arrested in Pottsville, Pa.—for what? for sito, extracts from Den’s popular iaystom of Catholic Theology. If the book is so if the questions at the confession are so horrible, what must we think of a sect with whom such a book is | authority? ‘The fifth edition is just published, and sold on- ly at No. 118 Nassau street 13} cel or $8 per hundred, | Sg COLD, COUGH, C ‘SUMPTION—POSITIVE, | comparative, superlative ; these are the steps in the ladder which, for man reaches down. from the bright and glad- some earth to the dull and noisome grave. In all seasons We are exposed to the rene of this destroyer. Be care- ful of your feet, then, friemis. Keep them warm and dry, | though your whole body be cold and wet. But if you havetaken cold, cure it at once, by all means. Dr. Po- ters’ Congh Lozenges may be obtained at 125 Fulton st. corner Nossau. Read this recommendation and judge for yourselves.—- | His Worm and Cordial Lozenges, also Vegetable Tooth | ee and other preparations, may behad at the same place, | RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.—The Indian Vege. ixir and Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment will re any Case, no mattar how bad, or no pay will be taken. To be had Hh 21 Courtlandt street, and 2 North Fifth street, Philadelp! Ge PRED ae KA: 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 water. The other sides are for keeping the razor with a fine smooth edge, so a person with one of them can always keep a va- zor in the most perfect order without having recourse to acutleror barber It is used and recommended by the first cutlers in England, and certificates by the most'sci- entific gentlemen in this country, Its great celebrity has caused ounterfeits and ‘imitators innumerable, which can easily be detected by the course and imy erfect surface of what is called the tablet side the original being smeoth and polished. Manufactory 163 Broadway, where a large assortment ilet articles of the first quality can always be had. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Dec. 20—6 P.M. Stocks have declined still further. Not a single de- scription advanced a fractions Several were firm at last quotations. The sales ware only to a moderate extent.— Paterson down } per cent ; Harlem 1}; Canton 3 ; Ken- tucky? ; Illinois 1}; Indiana 1} ; Ohio 1; Farmer’s Loan 14 ; Paterson 1 ; Ohio Life and Trust firm ; Norwich and Worcester Railroad the same ; Long Is! nd do. The bro- kers manage te cause a falling off, once in afwhile, to make good their time sales, and then they all take a fresh start again. The Appleton Manufacturing Company of Lowell, Mass, have deelared a semi-annual dividend of six per cent. ‘The Worcester Railroad Company have declared a semi- anuual dividend of three per cent, and made a large re- servation for depreciation. The capital on which the dividend is made is $2,700,000. ‘The Locks and Canals Company of Lowell, Mass. have Jately made an extra dividend of fifty dollars per share of $500, There is very little doing at present in inland exchange® ~very little variation has taken place in quotations since our last, Domestic Excuancer, De para dis Gralachics 2 para $s Mobile, 53 para Montgomery, 4 a Tuscaloosa, c N lina, 13a New Orleans, Charleston, Mga Nashville. Ll Savannah, i Augusta, 1 Cc Llane d 1 Mi Dinom'Plorida, 70 a7" Y'S Bank Notes 30 South. L.&T.do75 290 “ Treasury Notes, new emission, (Xa 1}gpm The receipts of specie at New Orleans on the 10th inst were $156,000, making the total amount received Sept. Ist, $2,311,217—$53,800 was received at Mobile on the Sth inst. ‘The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company will receive offers for 260 seven per cent bonds of $1000, re- deemable in 1854—10 per cent to be paid down, and the balance on the 10th of January next. Also for 150, at same per cent of interest with 6 per cent down and the bal- ance Istof July next. The payment of these bonds will be secured by mortgage on the property of the company and receipts of the road. ‘The trade on the great inland lakes of this country for the past year was heavier than ever before. The value of the imports into Buffalo alone was more than $10,000,. 000, which was composed of the following items :— HE Wrst into Bovraro Wheat, bushel, ‘The season fof navigation’ on the lakes for [1843 was shorter than the general average, but the increase of busi- ness and addition of vessels to the carrying trade have been very large. The value of property that passed through Buffalo,from the east to the west,for the past two years exceeds seventy-two millions of dollars. ‘This immense amount distributes itself over the great west and enriches the population of that ‘region, which they pay for by the valuable and important products, of their soil ‘The number of vessels that’ arrived at Buffalo for 1843 was 2964, and the departures 2020, making a total of 5884, averaging for every day during navi- gation, twenty-eight sail—exceeding the arrivals and departures from any other port in the United States. Buffalo is destined to be avery extensive depot of pro- duce from the west and merchandise from the east. Situa- ted atthe head of Lake Erie, with a convenient commodi- ous harbor—the western terminus of the Erie Canal and outlet for the shipments from the east, she will before ma- ny years roll round be the largest inland city ofthe Union. LE EXHIBITING THE NUMBER OF Anrivats ano Dera or Fiourn anp WHEAT, WITH THE [bi £2, 907 030 1,002,191 714.057 1,666,610 745, L761,714 Reducing the flour to wheat it stands thus :— 1810. 1841 1812. 1843. Wheat, bushels, 3,952,341 5 236,805 5,489,821 6,414,826 By the above estimate 5,489,821 bushels of wheat, the receipts of 1842, are valued at $890,000 more than 6,414,826 bushels, the receipts of 1843, The receipts of 1843 exceed those of 1842 about a million bushels, and the value is placed at nearly a million dollars less ‘This is a correct result, which is arrived at by the operation of numerous causes, all of which exert‘a controlling influence. The first great cause is the abundance of the production, which has createda surplas in the country without an outlet to any extent. The second is the improved state of the cur- yency consequent upon the disappearance of so many banks, and the restrictions placed upon those left in existence in the grain growing sections. Both political parties say this isfeaused by the tariff ‘Phe ultras of one dectrine argue that it is in consequence ‘of a protective scale, and their opponents say because it is not protective enough. Theythink the whole prosperity of the country, and every man, woman and child in it, de pends upon a tariff of duties to suit their particular policy. For poltiical effect they look no farther, and endeavor to ride into power on the popularity of their arguments.— In all the tables of foreign imports into this country that we have heretofore given, the most striking featuve that exhibited itself was in the increase during the years of great expansion of the currency, Inflated prices made the additional value, and to a certain extent high .prices increased the quantity imported. The production of a great staple, in every country, is caused by the de- mand and state of prices. The two years that followed the importation of so much wheat into this country, ex- hibited a great increase of production throughout theWest. Acres of land were at that time brought under cultivation, by the condition of prices and state of the currency, that Dut for these causes would have been this day a wilder- ness, A bushel of wheat has not been imported into this from other countries for centuries because we actually wanted itfor consumption. Our soil has always produced surplus, We had thousands upon thousands of bushe/, of grain in the hands of speculators at the time we were importing so much, Our exports of flour have always been to a large amount, and foreign grain was imported hore because prices at home were rin lp to so high a point, by the expansion of the currency and the specula- tive fever which it caused, that wheat could be brought thousands of miles and sold at a profit in our markets, Is this anatural state of trade? The tremendous reaction is the best evidence that it was not. * Barons or Fis pon FROM THE Cattge Srar Re, Value, { 974,121 5,642,602 "This shows the truth of the remark, that every bushel peculation’ is caused by an unhealthy, irregular state of the currency. The tariff exerts a certain influence on certain articles of import or export, but the prime cause of good or evil in ial communities is the expanded or condensed state of the paper circulation of this or any other country. The Treasury report of the State of Indiana, exhibits a | very unfavorable condition of the finances. The total amount of outstanding Treasury notes, January 1, 1844, is estimated at $1,250,000, which cannot be fully redeemed | until 1849, estimating the annual amount appropriated to that purpose at $220,000. The ordinary annual expenses of the government do not vary much from $110,000, which, added to the amount to redeem Treasury notes, makes the amount $330,000 annually. The actual receipts of the State for 1842 were $214,833, at which rate there would be adeficiency of $116,000. The receipts on the canals for the past season were only $45,136 to the Ist of October.— | This small amount of receipts was caused by several in- terruptions of navigationjduring the season, The receipts are estimated to reach $60,000 before the close of naviga- tion. The receipts trom this source the next season are expected to more than double those of this, as the work will be extended, and the country in its vicinity is rapidly improving. The public debt of the State January Ist, 1843, according to the report of the State Treasurer, varies max terially frohi the statement made in the Governor's mes- sage Desr or Inpiana, Jan, 1844. Total indebtedness of the State, Se Ist, 1843, as ‘Trevsurer’s report, Canai interest, unpaid, Payments on debt during 1843, «+ 12,738,628 Six per cont bonds redeemed of St:te $264,608 Interest on State bonds held by U. 8. tained out of proceeds of public lan 11,375 Five per cent Treasury notes, redeemed ‘of State Bank,se+ see cee cesses cee 85,254 Other ‘Treastiry notes and interest, redeem. ed and cancelled,+++ +++ +++ + 427,476 —— ss m713 Total debt, Jan, Ist, 1814,+++ ++ +++ 11,913,915 The Governor, in his annual message, stated that the present amount of the State debt did not vary but a trifle from that of January Ist,1841, which was $15,088,146—about three millions more than reported by the State Treasurer, There must be a gross mistake somewhere in the accounts of these functionaries, which should be rectified and ex- plained. The State of Indiana, with her very limited re- sources, is very deeply involved,and we doubt the possibi- lity of any great relief from their present difficulties for ma- ny years, She is not like other States who can pay but will not ; it would require the severest taxation to meet the $600,000 interest on the debt of that State. Her inter. nal improvements pay but a trifling revenue, and they would require an extensive outlay to make them much more productive. ‘The first movement was made simultaneously in the Senate and House on the present tariff act. The repre- sentation from SouthCarolina were the tools to commence the moye. A resolution was introduced calling on the Committee of Ways and Means to report as to the expedi- ency of bringing in a bill to repeal the existing tariff and to bring ina bill establishing a twenty percent ad valo- rm duty, with discriminations only for the purpose of re- venue. The groundwork of the resolution is solid and pro- per, but the discriminations should be devoted to the inci- dental protection of the various interests of the country. ‘The government must have from some source a sufficient revenue to carry out the appropriations of Congress.— ‘The wheels must be constantly in motion, and the requ: site power must come directly or indirectly from the peo- ple. ‘The only way that the bulk of the revenue should be collected is from imports—this comes from the proper channels, and has been derived from that source so long, that none others in this country are previded, except what is yiélded from property belonging to the government.— The vote taken in the House of Representatives on the in- troduction of the above resolution, was so decided a nega- tive, that all hopes for a modification of the tariff to an ex- tent that will produce sufficient income to meet the annu- al expenses of government, and gradually extinguish the public debt, are destroyed. Both political parties admit thatthe present act contains many defects. It is plainly to be seen that it does not produce a sufficient revenue; and whatfargument can be stronger than,that fact? The im- portations will not greatly exceed the present amount for sometime to come, under any scale of duties. The inter- nal state of the country forbids any increase of conse- quence, and so long as our currency is confined to its pre- sent standard, the increase will be very gradual and very regular. This condition of the country, and the result of the present state of the tariff, and all the mercantile move- ments will be a constantly accumulating public debt, and an annual deficiency in the revenue. Fa Stock Exchange. 04,20 Canton Co 3% VCs Bia, 7010386 do 31 14000 Orie ss, °60 ope 103% 3 go stm 29 3000" jo 5000 do sloafong 13 ae 100 90 Mohae RR 5000 do bis B30 bib 3 87 100 i 70 30 71 50 bio 71 50 u 5000 do oo 7 5000 Indiana Bonds 49% 500 do. 71 1000 Alabama 5's cash 8 = 50 do. sit 10000 io 100 do, 72 5000 Tenn, 5's b30 91, 185 Nor& Wor RR 32 15000 do 0309135 25 io 3314 150 shs Del, & Hud us” 50 de 33 rene of Com, fall wh 308 ¢ 3844 do 1014 50 8530 32) a oo Bk, Brook’n Cy 20 Au Dura & Roch’s 106 Me& Tra’s Bk,NO 69 50 do 107 30 450 Utica & Schenes’y 125 25 Jlinole Bk 21 300 Harlem RR 406 7 Kentucky Bk 75 500 do “ 25 rust Co oe 7 do b60 45 25 Vicksburg Bk 5 150 43 25 Manhatian Gas Co 95, 300 2 830 44 100 Farmers’ Trust Co 33% 50 do ‘t 350 do M350 do 50 do. blo 31-25 Aub’a & Syra’e RR’ ig 50 do 030 34 Second Board. $000 Ohio's 1860 b90 10220 Am Ex Bank 9% 2000 do 103100 Canton bis 31 ‘b30 103 do 31 5000, Penn’a 5's 69 do 30: 100 Harlem 434256 100 Farmers? Loan 33 100 do 60 4° 200 Long Island 530 72 100 do 44% 40 Norwich & 33 100 do b15 44°) 50 Bank of Com. teri 10034 20 = do 390 446 New Stock Exchange. $5000 Ky 6’s, 30 yrs ¢ 107% 75 shas Long Island 7; 1000 do’ s10 107% +50 do bs 71 2000 do. snw 107% 100 bo baw 72! 2000 IMinois‘6’s, 70 b7 45, 4 b10 7234 1000 do #15 44 60 7435, 1000 do sh 30 Paterson RR bo a 3000 do 330 44% 10 do Mar 1 86 1000 Ind. § bude. 25y s60 4938 100 N Am Tr Co 9) we ge 25 Farmers’ Loan Ps 2000 lo 3 ager Stay we ‘Vi 1°, #3 30% 11000 Ohio 6's, "60 b20 104, bn chil Me 2000 do ong 103 ‘@ Cant 1000 do ope 103: 23:31 2000 do. ore i032 5000 do 10332 75 do bs 31 0000 do ‘3 103%, 150 Dry Dock Bk b3 5000 do b3 103: lo 30 50 8000 do ope 103; 25 Mohawk RR 83 55) ‘50 shas Nor & Wore 83 31% 25 = do 20 55! 50 do b30 33% 25 do 83 55 % © do 83 32% 75 Harlem RR tw 44 # do bio 33%, 200° do stw 44 25 15 33% 25 do. “4 25 Weasbare Ins e7l) 50 do 344 400 Long Island 7% 50 do D3 4434 s371% 50 do #10 4455 % [> 15 71% 100 do b10 4 do s15 71% 50 do DIS 4536 State of Trade. ‘There is very little doing in any article of trade. Cot- ton is more active than any thing else. Asurs.—We quote Pots at $456}, and Pearls at $5 06} a $$ 12}. Both kinds very dull. Hay—Sales of North River bale at 43a 45 cents. The receipts are small, and a fair demand exists. Country sells as wanted at 65 a 75 cents. Provistons.—Our quotations and remarks of yesterday will still apply to the present state of the market—not the slightest change perceptible. —Drudge is still held at 23 cents. Barrels ry at 24} cents FLoun ant Fare Articles in this line are without any actual change, although prices have an inclination down- ward. Genesee cannot be quoted at over $4 62ja Serre —The transactions to-day amount to about 1500 bales, In some cases a small advance has been paid on the rates of yesterday. Holders are quite stiff, ani amounton sale is s Both buyers and sellers are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the steamer Hibernia, Reat Estare.—The following sales of Real Estate were made by Anthony J. Bleecker & Co—Two f ground on Bleecker street at the corner of Barrow, con- taining 26 feet by 75, and 956 by 90, together with the pa ad thereon known as Nos. 273, 930, 282, 284, 286, 288 Bleecker street, sold together for 126,500 The hull of the php emeeny with the materials, as she lies at the Dry Doc! tw + $10,060 Fore’ Markets. Havana, Dee, 5.~ exchange—On London Wall} cent premiw pints TF a3 mes cent discount; New Yor! ‘4 al per cent premium; per cent premium, nominal; Mexican aout OohS om 4 ee remium; Mexi- can dollars 1 per cent premium; illus 24 percent remium, nominal. Freights—’ $lalp per box; altic £0 00a0 00, Ham! rg and pr Art Great Britain £2.10a3 00; Cowes and amarket £2 i France 70fa90; Meanerreamn, & el Ug acre Lal} per bo: fesoee!Stigars-“falf and half] nd Gos od and 7a and®, no demand ite, inferior, 546}, no demand; do su no demand; do. Florete, none. Brown seconds 626); do iy ee Hse bm beg juscovado, nominal. hone, Cucurucho; none; first quality, nominal; second do, pea New 0 Flour 54; third do do 4fab}; triache, per quin., juin., $44 to 44; € ‘odfish do $0 to 5, 15 to 154; Hams, American, covered, per ‘cn 12 to 13; Lard, American, per quintal, $10 to 124; Butter do do $14 to 18; Potatoes, per bbl. $202}; Mess fork do $14; Clear Pork $16; New Orleans Pork, in boxes, per quintal; $9 to ae eh uae do bi iene of grain imported into thiscountry at any time was di rectly for, or caused indirectly by speculation; and all 10; American Cheese, per quintal, $10 to $12; Beef, prime, yer bbL $8 to 9; do M lo $10a12. Maranaas, Dec. 6,—Flour—Spanish $1lallj the bbl; Philadelphia and Baltimore $15a16; N. O. $15a CO Bat otter European, , Po}asl0; cre: ‘Cod. yorate 5a8; white ork do. fnferior 6854; iraueeate ncurucho a3}. Coflee—but little on hand amd prices nominal; first receipts 6a5}. Wax—White the arroba; yellow Jai}. Tobacco—Leaf, $12a$13;do $17. Exports from Ist Jan. to 30th Noy. 1843,—251, $0 boxes Sugar; 134,628} arrobas coffee; 320,016} tierces mo- 54,363 Ibs Tobasco Leaf. Died, after a lingering illness, Jo W., son of Joseph Coles, inthe 32d year of his age. The triends of the family are invited to attend the funer- al from his late residence 118 First street, this (Thursday) morning, the 21st, at half past 8 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Jerico, L. 1. for interment. On the 20th inst. Hexny MeGiwwiss, aged 73 years. ‘The friends of the family and tho’ James Conway, are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 3 o’clock precisely from his late residence 267 Stanton st. At Alarsimus, N.J., on Tuesday evening, 19th instant; of scarlet fever, 'Josxenf T., ‘eldest son of Joseph ‘T. and Mary Ann Morton, in the 4th year of his age. On Tuesday evenin, “Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK Hi 12 . 26 2 Batayi . 26 Bay ‘of islands N . 18 Bermuda «++ 5 26 9 16 6 18 8 u a7 23 12 5 v 21 Carthagen Point Petre, Guad, i Campeachy’ Pernambuco 6 Coquimbo + 23 . el 1 . 30 ‘0 de Cuba aay St. Johns, P. R. 29 St. Croix’. 3 my aT St. Ubes: » 29 Surinam. 23 Singapore 1 Sydney, N.S, W. 7 8 Ti dnd de Ci 15 5 Talcahuana 16 Tampico: t. 21 Tob: . 20 28 28 2 2 Passengers Arrived, ‘RpooL—Packet shit Hp Sheridanv. J Patrick, Miss Aun Petersburg, Ps iss Speck, New York—and 57 in the Foreign Importations. eLPOOL—Ship ‘Sheridan 100 tons coal EF K Cellin’ & co MR Lr <M pkgs WO jhagcey—3 Paton & Stewart—L ayy comb gg chivas, C 8 Hubbard. 2.Thomrson & com, A Van Net—2 i W rhe is & Shaw—1 Harman & Hayes—+4 Jam & co—i8 C:ipps & co—6 J Wore'l on & co—G James Lefferts~3 Sitor Price & to Peabo ly, Riggs & co- 30 Wolfe & Bishop—1 Tames O Pease Halate‘d Haines & co—9 Chester Clan, & co—lv70.bdls and ia Here Shae ae Giikics woe ah B aco eese ous—17 Bire illilan & co—3 Mesvenger of thers 1 phi J J Oh mberlain—1 Wilton & Cl The tJ & M Armstronseai Sender Fax k co=90 Joba Holasa— ial Johar ciihen Reta Stine hoes ote Rok a2 Joh Harpin~ 2 Hupt, Brothen—is Weary, ¥arnum & oo | Lewis Atte bury. ji3 Ly man Cho & con? W 1Chanl's A: mes 100 tons coal Lavid C Coldeu—2 son hk co—a2. Nevis & c0-—39 rel -—60 8 F Di 90 £S Thomas—2 Sione, Swan & cons ‘Thos Hunt & e.— 2WG Han Xe a8 EBL & co—13 3% Stone & co § Cameron & Brando Ht Fmenputach2 Stone & 002 Jam Owens Haulyar tt Pol Dodge & co=1 ke Whe Shee. field Jos Conuah—1 Win Warner Hughes, Ward & ec 362 bxa tin Yo M Brewster 00 de block plates Hendsieke Bro- thers—200 W Mead=—75 Stokes, Gilbert & eo—2 plus J. Gibsoi Sco21 JS J Stuart & e796 Smith, “Thamar & cee Re chardaon & Warson-—1 & Hl Pate—37 Win Whitews com Ballin & Lander wrederick Leach B &mith, Bon & co—13 Inglis & Scott—1 bbls of potatces Maitland & Comust Second mull stones Hichand. eins Raqetd tackages Besos min A Mumford—i package mdz_‘Timot-y Meermar— pkg Gillespie & Stretwell—d bxe Dancan. k Son—30 pkg jeCall & co—9 Willison & Wheelwritht— GW Coit SF A aston <ifiiicks de aee is Rete Marthe cont ae ton, Hodges & co—ti Smith, ‘Thurger & co—700 bales pe clay W, natalia ngs ‘Aud Mitchell & co—104 & Cau'd- ie) patton alam renchiiae Jos Lister—2 bales car- Lemay }d—1 box hardware 106 pkgs 240 boxes tin Dat 12 ca¥'s J A ;Underwood—3 Patexmo—Brig James Wilson—1335 boxes lemons 485 do oranges: 122. do almonds 130 bags walnuts 200 do sumac 10 tons brimstor Apel & co—25 bxs lemons 25 do oranges J Peckner— tate tke ord oe 1 4 eae rig 1 West hington jarge—35 boxes ia rubber shoes ‘Alwet's Caatana nue 9 baakets annatt do balis 4.do India box kins MC Moore—iat at rather shoes 28 ca'wine skins MC Moore—I3t_ de : Cages I boxes fadje rubber bells, order. na “uuner shoes 89 Maracaino—Barque Levant—325 bags coffee A Ai — 82.49 4.1 Cunningham —i90 do P Harmony, Nephews. i co— Tat do 230 ides Mason 8 Thompsou=88_ bags Peruvian bark A Arenguren, Havawa=Schr riet Smith—( Reported yesterday }—300,000 orany ie bunches renee 300 cucoa nuts P’Balen—6000 segars: E B Tuttle—8750 P Nostrand. Domestic Importations, Rs—96 bbls ne & John- New Orveans—Brig Etrarian—5 boxes Be Brush & co—60 De perme & Whitmarsh—144 son—1 box ts se hhds Barclay & L, —15 Me- racken 8 1 Briethaupt—970 bbls tlowe 1158 Le a wht ‘its lard 66 ry ‘heat Goodhue & co—6 wat Wheeler—61 bbls WR Tiircheock 112 hhds sugar BH Field— fait Shree | itrachan & Scott— ah rts & Will poe eae tobacco M Connolly— egs lard Sturges & sacks wheat 10% bbls Leta ‘Goodhue & co—30 hhds ‘Tugar e Merle—153 bbls ee 200 empry bbls to order. Rene en apscay ats wanowna—230 bales cotton Holbrook, Nelson & co—187 H Waring & son—102 Center & co—28 M. me Hopkins—14 rh ant & Mi land, Comrie & co—50 Perkii ey Ison & com14 & Hoy ig Mel. ¢ Pye? 28 ides 8 —56 bales cotton Geo Oniten 86 iHer—27 Barstow, Po) 0109 & 8 Hills—202 boxes wine ‘Taylor & Merrill—s8 hides Sprague, Robinson & co—252 casks rice and 8 bales cotton to order. ____ MARITIME HERALD. _ Salling Days of the Stenm Ships. Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will 0 Commodore Ropent Sitvry, of our News Fleet, a port of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the Veasels Spoken on their List of their Cargo, and ny, Foreign Newspapers or : have. He will them immediately on val. Agents and. Cor. fompondenta, a home or abroad, will also couler a favor by 2m Ia ee they cat obtain, * Nantieal foformation of any kind will be thaskfalls received. Re = PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 21. 7 23 12:13 4H + 859 Peale’ Clenrea. inniavitian Cheer iNew Oi nee Willard, Mobile, Pearce & Bullock.—Barq Howlant Smvri es D H. Robertson it Croix, Mobile: Dunhai NEW MOON + HIGH WATER Woodhull & Minturn; Jollins & Co; Ocean, on tae c. Alsop & Ch i M Dot Huge, Drighwater, Nawal: Back 13 eters: —Sel Henge, Nichols, St Croix, Arwony Chase cP ae ‘Smith, Richmond, AB Cool ey, & Cos ance, Patterson, an tt Lawrence, Meeker; Compli: brig Delight, wins Aa felphi fickerson, Boston. Also, Arrived. Packet ship Sheridan, De Pevater, from Lives ool, Nov. 14, with mdse, to E. K. Coll Had constant westerly hur: eanes up to the 18th iantrat which pe she reeebed the Base, sud from there into port has hyd the winds generally. from: the North and Eastward, and moderate "Took a pilot on board on Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, 25 miles WNW of the Hook, and came to.anchot on the bar at'll same evening. Barque Levant, 20, days from, Maracaibo, coffee and hides, to J. & gas. Left no Amer, vessel Barque [wanowna, Shing, 15 days from St Marks, with’ ‘cot: ton. to Harbeck 8 ( ines Wilson, Peckuer, 0 days from Palermo, with in the Straits of Gibraltar, spoke brig ‘Logan, Swedish brig Linnea, Olsson, 56 days from Rio Janeiro, with 2009 baga coffee to John Gihon iW etiags pon’s Barge, Appleton, 24 days from Para, with i to A Paxson Brig aac: Means, 20 days from Lagune, with 5000 atls logwpod to Howland & Asoinvalle st fase Sistl bearing SWE ba) niles, spoke seliy Merchant. Brig Gulielma, Herring, 27 days from ‘Tobasco, with log- wood, to Nesmith, Leeds & Co; 419 qtls do Meyer & Brig Camilla, Mandeats 19 days from Port ton, to Sturges & Clearman. Brig Etrurian, Branscom flour, te, to Negmith, Leeds & Brig Gulngre, Tinker, 17 day im New Orleans, with lead, 0 3 Brig Madison, Bulkley, Se, 10 Sturges & Clea British brig ‘Merehint, Beck, 8 days from St. John, NB with plaster, to m Brig Nancy Jave, Smith, 11 days from Wilmington, NC. with lumber and stores, to master British schr Ida, Howard, 59 days from Sierm Leone, with 66 tons camwood 2800 ibs old copper 1762 hides 7 leopard’ skins to a K Son. Left brig Leander, of Salem, | ‘Schr Robin Hood, Lemont, 30 days from Fort Petre, Guad bound to Bath, Pat in in iatreas, with loss ‘of sails badly, and crew sick. Died on board, Lith t. Evan Davi ‘anative of Germany. No da’é, lat 9 Ne ton 72 ith the deck of a vessel, apparently “Sehr A. F. Thorne, feaieess from Wilmington, NC, with vayal Cyd to E. 8. Powell, Sehr Ano H stores, ty My hth Julia & Nancy, Sterling, from Newbern, Nv. with na- val stor Sehr ©, Slover, Ellis, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, ‘sche Direct, Briggs, from Baltimore, with mdse, to J. & N. ‘Sehr Excellent, Davis, from Georgetown, DC. with flour, to Schr Julia, Vangilder, from Georgetown, DC. with flour, to "che Pilgrim, Dodge, from Alexandria, DC. with flour, to Schr Stanley Hall, Tiewash, from Norfolk, with corn, to the eon, with cot- v & s from New Orleans, with pork, jesmith, days from Savannah, with cotton, ay Totten, from Newbern, NC with naval Cristoval Colon, arson te harleston; Soath- i de Sua ‘Howe Sandia Mobile: ami Havana, port, do; barques Dich Eis {Rio "daneiro: Sinyrne. St Jago, Apalachicoln; brigg Sum, Antwerp: Port Leon. Barbs: tous ‘China, Kingston, Jay Saracen, Port Leon; Apa: achicolay Casilde, Wilmington, NC; Excel, Savannah; Moon, others, General Record. Packet sip Livenroor, for Livefpool, will sail to-day, — ‘Ler Detter bags are at Gilpin’s Charleston, aud Bate Cawron.—The Canton, Anderson, left our wharf on ‘Saturd: ing in tow of the’ tewboat ton. me the Miat eomi ime in ebflision with shiv ¢ fers Satine Ween tr akan ae Canton was so auch injured that she went down in afew mine utes with every sinanimate Snug whieh she carried, water closed over her masts and all ving wota trace behind One of the sailors, attempting to £0 into the eabin afer {he col- Nision had happened, was drow: 0 chet life lost. cident happened about half-past ten at nigh The ton was i) Pesiaboed with lead, pork, beef, hemp, &e.—[N. O. Bulletin, nurs This ship, Jost at Buenos Ayres, was insured in this city for $10, Whalemen. Sailed frem Montssey » Sey lia, Simmons, on a cruise; John y. Kogers, dos Rajah, West, do; in Oct, North ‘America, Dusin, U.S a Pocahontas, faite bound home, spoken 26th ult, lat 19 39, lon 45 Si—by the Linnea, at this port’ Spoken, ylon, of and for Salem, 50 days from the Coast of Africa, Tat rE lou aboar 71, reported having had odd wear Stream—by the Sheridan, at this pe 10 for be Boston, Dee 16; lat 3820, lon 72 8—by » of Frankfort, oy Philadelphia, Dee 2, lat 29, lon y the Ida, at t 8 port. U sae of Providence, Boston for Savannih, Dec 16, off al wire: Cook, Boston for NOrleans, Dee 1, off Hole in the at Lacs, Nov 4—! y, Macoduck, in jarmony, Macodu pagle, Smith, for Boston, doy Har te Havana, Dec 7—In port, Adelaide, Adams, and Norma, Bar- ton, from New York, fast arty oth, Northerntr Hatch, for New 01 soon; Hope Howes, Shaw, do, 7th. Arr Sth, Willa Lincoln, Bath; Bani Webster, and’ Frank! Cl Ls Uncle Sam, Wil- . British m rth, Jamaica. Nov sin port, Sarah and Crawfcrd, from New Guad. Noy 19—In 4 days prone) Harn reat, Treat, do. Fore! NYork, Thompson, port, dont pag, , jor in Ba igton, Barnes, Joston. Pana, Nov 29—In port, Zaine, and Deposit, for Salem, to sail soon, Purotus, Hall, retailing ic, Nov 6—In port, I. Mary, Liafrio, Rio Ja Sld about ore. ria, in Sept—Sld Admittance, Pe- ‘Mowteney, Upper Califor Oct, Geo & Henry terson, San Diego: ith, Santa Barbara; amo; Hastings, San Diego and Boston: Barustable, Hatch San Diego; Cal » Arthur, San isco; Kama, N Saudwi Iaandss ia Ann, off, Santa Barbara; Dow Quixotte, My Sei Cru St Jenn, NB. Dec 7—Arr Syria, Masters, NYork. . D Home Ports. AsTPORT, Dec 6—Sid Germ, Lincoln; Fidelia, Small, and General Stark, Langthorn, Baltimore: Oread, Bibber, do Curien, Dec 10—Arr Betsey & Jane, Eastport, and sld for Baltimoi CALats, Dee 8—Sld St Cro’ | ton. and Olive Branch, Tinke Brurast, Dee 16—Cld Mo of the snow storm. Buexsront, Dec 16—Arr Chas Henry, Franxrort, Dee —Are Oxford, Poet Se NA NVork oa 0 ‘aribean, Philbroo or Jordan, Havana, Nothing sailed—Wind N, aftemoon variable to North and ENE, with *GasroN, Dec 19—Arr Hualco, Clark, St Peters, Mig=Ieft no Aime vessels—on 16th, U: 40 miles distant, pas- sed the huil ofa vessel bottom up, blowing fresh at the time tnd the weather thick, could not make out her name nor where she belonged, same time saw a quantity of Iam 3 Two Sisters, Wal- N Yor NYork, and remains on account Brewster, Bal toss, Portland, to “oad Dblustering ee be a part ot her cargo; Colombo, Rogers, Malaga. Cld Rich- mond, Gibbs, London; Cameo, ‘Jarvis, Smyma: Chedabucto, Lithgow Santa Cruz, Cubss Pilot, Poland, Havana; Hindoo, late of this mee Proctor, of and fer N York; Brilliant, Cotton, 1d 18th, Joshua Brows : Hour, ewbtiryport, Rogers, Fi yo ior Gloueest Ocean, Parker, Frankfort, 7th, vette, Conner, Baltimore for Saco [Br, ‘) ‘NYork for Yarmouth, NS, aud remains with Prompt, L’Orient, Manson, and ‘Coquette. 7 he others reported sailed yesterday. ‘he Idi went into Hyannis. The Colonist left 20 sail at Tarpaulin Cove this morning. Enoartown, Dec 16—In port, Eagle, for Boston, repg sail (supp the Eagle, from Fredericksburg for Boston, which ed when she left Holmes Hole, to be bound to Woods Y kurt, Dee M—Sld Nicholas Biddle, Walton, Phila- ‘ROvIDENCE, Dec 18—Steamer lolas towed up from Warren, the hk of barque, built at Barneyville, by Mason Bar- AUC'LIUN THOMAS BELL. Ave ue $ ‘Stare No. 35 Ann strect.) ¥ RID, At 1036 o'clock, at eh sales root, Large sale of clothing, dry goods, ticles, presents, Jewelry, Saher't runs, pledged 1 cutlery, hard additioval invoice of choice and n cloths, fine beaver do, ‘double milled felt cloths, flannel and worsted shirts, gloves, &e in lots to suit, Also, 2 splendid English gold dial patent lever watches, v4 jewels, and.all the materials of the fist quality: 1 do detached, Moncas maker, 13 jewels, and several other val able wate ‘Also, 1i inost superb brilliant star and cluster Breach dia- mon pins, rings, chains, Also, aa'unusually extensive variety of various useful and ornamental articles, Also, a genet of family srecerion, champague and other jemeley satestle Tos the somscas vis oceld ant, diamenad, paeske Take karnet and emvald rings, earrings, lockets, chains, faney fila: fit: work, Sc, al! new and beautiful patteras,all of which will sold without reserve pee a large loc of first rate household furniture, in good oralso, 50 prs blankets nearly new; 20 feather beds comfortables, and uumerons hoe articles in the he partment, N. B.—Every fac’ ty will be, be afforded for the disposal of merchandise of all di ns. Business will be carried on ia manner, “nn will be pesvlar, and returns Prompt, in this establishment, now under the charge solely of THOMAS BELL, 35 Ann street, AW uilts.rugs, eeping de- ICTION NOTICE—Foreign Plants avd VY & SPOONER will sell this day at 1036 Jor and green house p ne Of 409 vats Camelia Hhododendrons, Sweet Hi Ar oor Car ations, very’ fine. "ia po Si Moss and Stan Piumn ‘T'reea, Ornamental Ves with a few Dutch Bulbous “oots other ase ptartic'en.__d81 Ine AUCTION.- oy, ct Sononer will sell i 51 Broadway, inet. at ille o’clock, 100 Vil Paintings, many a which Dave recently beea received from Kurope ‘There are many fine originals collection worthy the atient on of Vig, and.also many beautiful Paintin 7 ly fia vier exbibition, private sale, or auction CHARLES 8 ®MITH, Aucti DCK OF IMPORTED FINE WINE! 10N 22, at Lt o’eloek, in the store, 45 Li bane the balance. stock of an importerde- s business, including St, Estaphe, Chae and Khenis os, Lactymac, Chri erty street, by cata ehining th branch oth lle, 8 he; Cypres of superio! ty, in cases and loose. ' Also Hi cask Bor- jo Saini ‘do Egyptian, 1 do port wine, 1 do 4th ro of old ram, Ido ih prochesiet tt? Brandy (pure), 1 do cider trea 1do Kymnmel do coampaane Also, 7) baskéte De Ma- Blssler, De Unogeteo, Exgle & Key champagnes; Parcereed mea a viata aatnaeemta eccact ater aiie ea lemen cordial ai orgeat 0 ds, some. found weil worthy the attention o| dealers and families purchasing for the approaching hclidays. d samples on the mornin of sale 21 aur ce The store No 97 stree’, in the ings, from the first of Fenn ary. Apply | at » TM xa verformad Otte dass uit Witt HEAD: b J CHATHAM THIS EVENING, Dec 2 THE BOHEMIANS. = whic! A hy _baoth | Mons Diosnged, Mrs Herring Mad'ile Rallia 21—To commence with Mons Montore Lee lot, ° whieh, Broad Sword Horny THIS EVENING, Deceni " THE AEST DLE ADETS. ving nus Tite STIE. TRIP oY RATEROAD. Te conclude wi ANNLIN GbTHaM.. BLO'S GARDEN. Messrs. H Rockwell sag O. R. eK A \ splendid Day Performance every ba Hy ia . Stone. 2 o’elock. well. Grotesque et. Pyas Extravagant Pierrot and Mime +> + THURSDAY EVENING, the esta will with a Caracter ¢ Fquestrian SAYA 3 "AND Mast 4 Tomer will appear in a new net. Mr ounnais will appear as Le Paysan Awourenx. Keats on the, pwinaing Cord, by H. oe Feats of Gymnasia, by Mons La Toise. The Grave and the Gay,'a new act, b Levi North. Arenn Gymuastics by Mr Me®arland. Six Horse Act pol-on Tamer Trampoline and Double ‘Mra Guillen in the seena of Mass Battoute Vaulting oat te, ite of the Insters Ay i od, Wood and “Personal ormaaties oy. ‘Mr Cole A HEROIC. CAVALCADE. Ape, door will be ned at 67_—overture at 7—performance joc! ae CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. Boxes 25 centa; Pit 1256 cents, THIS EVENING, Dec, 21—The performances will ‘commence wit Cavalende, entitied CHINESE TARTAN CAVALRY i 1 Feats of Horsemanship, Potanon and Tambliog, Still Vaulting, Leapi Somerseting, ke. Mr. ASTLEY, the reat Ripodean, will appear. SPRITES OF Bt Siva, SHOWER. Negro Rosie, Chareses, | re; Ole Whitlocs. To SIR GUERIN" de BN Ge, will After w! FOR SALE—A Valuable Farm called Springfield, ituated in the county of Isle-of- Wight, a mile and a half from the mouth of Nansemond River, con ing about five oe ioe eres, bounded on two sides by creel nondiiver. els) running int mond iver, here son the farm a larg house, with every other neces Nearly one half of the lard is w aod oaks; the pine of the fint quality, for taal vat wor "Lhe cleared land is of a good quality and well adapted to the Y mn of wheat, corm, sweet potatoes and water mel cae thas attached to ita fine oyster landing for planting 0 and is one of the best stock: farms of its size in lower qi Persons wishing to purchase, by applying early, rvillvanaee with a great bargain. Tf net sold privately beers i will be offered at public auc- tion on the premises on ay, of January, 1844. Fe een tier ana Cihat ieferatiod given by Mr aoe Whitehead of Smithfield, Isle of Vee co! county, or the sabseriber. WILLIAM HI d20 3taw tody25 re WINTER MAIL LINE Fi jiate p'aces. Fare re through | © e steamboat ROBERT STEVEN! Mabey, wi'l leave the foot of z bs en ee Dee 18—Arr Pacific, Sperry, and Franklin, Thomas, NYork. “Sid Celeste, Wricht, do Pritapecenia, Dec 20—Arr rT Spy. Somers, Charleston. Cld rt Spain Washington; Mun: Despatch, rilden Bermuda and Stubbs, Providence; Angeline, roe, Gibraltar; Maria Canse Seull, Williamsburg, NY Richd ‘Thompson, Buck, a Young, ‘Adams, N orb, bes 1g--Arr Weymonth, Couch; Leoutine Hart, enaiGaitanioe Wileo ‘Liscomb, New York. Std Lynchbury Samuel, Somers, and Aun Smith, Cole, D A Somers, Powell, Jergey' C Dec 9—Arr Topaz, we , St Mi Cla Mary, Hilton, West Indies. me a . CHAR iN. Deo 16—Arr ida Dan Jorgenson, pee cla 7 Emily, Sherwood, NYork: Valhall Thateler Savannatt, Dee 15—Cid Scotland St Manxs. Dec 4—In port, Emeline, Fish; St Marks, Williams, and ‘Billow: Lawrence, for Note few days; Ceres, Woodside, do, 10 ds; Souther, Baker, Boston, 5; Hallowell, Smith, dis Avatacuicota, Dec 7—Arr Huron, Paine, Baltimore; Swan, Binachard, Portland; Gilbert, Given, Bostans tobe Wait. [Bei Johnson, ‘Liverpool; Falconer, Upton, NYork; Rose, Kelly, Nownort, ith, Courtenay, [Br] Tumer, Liverpool: Robert Parker, Dwight, Baltimore; Cape Cod, Nickerson, Key Wes! Bostot, Perkins’ Gloucester; Engle, Smith, NYork for Mobile, In port tith, Courtenay, [Br] Aurner, from ‘obt_ Parker, Daright, Baltimore, do; Huron, ne, Packard ta, Raymon Washington, Tyfer; Uneas, Latham, and, Maviann for New York, Te ‘Manco, Nickles,’ for Boston, dos see, Hadley, and. George Skolfield, Skolfield, wt Robert Watt, ek and Lion, ‘Skolfield, for. Liver- pool, 1d; Alabarna, Merritt, N Yorke, ‘wigs, Tiberius, Howes, Swan, Blanchard, wiz; brigs Ala: digs, Falconer, razon or ‘rovidence, allahas: barques pron, and Holi ia wig: Mistessbees Antler oni, Dec 10—Arr Suow. St va (Br} heen Liverpool; Selina, milters IES Bach; Josevh Marsh, Carotjae, Fatton, Forismuac orena, Ur Pht delphia, Arr iach Lintees vial NYork; jd Ketorm, Tilyou, juda, Crowell, Chatham. C! , Dec N—Arr Letitia Heyne, [Br] Amold, Belfast; Geneseo, Jack, and, Isabell, Boggy i Pea Casta Stoker, Waldoboro, Ocmulgee, Peet and ease garcr York; Niobe, Leeraw, and Rubicon, Thompson, Boston; Lam- port, Armstrong Liverpool: Walter Boyd, Philadelphia; Frea yron, Pearson, Newbnry- ‘énnessesn, Matan (chapman, Thompson, Charles: iu: Tarry Not, Melutyre’ Havany; Buren, Babcock, tM w York; Louisa, firerpools e ft dpa pe New York: Robt “Morris, peleta, mes, Barbadoes; Choctaw, C ide herleresy Creole, Thre: ois, Laguna; Deewsark, Peters, crapaichys Barton, Lawless, Grand Caillou, $300. WANT! perso! clerkship witha ferred, Address ET NURSE—A soli; eas i situation of wet nurse in a family. Can, produce best city references. Enquire for Eliza Burke, No. 30 Jay street Ao sttee ANTED—A File of the Courrier des Etats Unis, for the years 1841, 42 jand 43, that may befor sale. Apply = the desk of this office. TANTED- A capable, expert, ente te act as clerk ina publishicg ‘oflice, ApDy aE of the office HREE or four qespectae gentlemen can be scomanaatea with their meals, payable in advance, on reasonable (ecm: by applying immediately ut 17 Rector st, up st 421 1t*m BoARD—A respectable family can Le accommoday d with a pleasant roam and bed room, with party, ad, a few small rooms, with con enience for tire, suitable for Rentlemen, with comfortable board. Apply at 76, Beckman street. 21 3t* re BOARDING —Two handsome bedrooms, ;with fire places, with breakfast and tea, or full board if req . Apply at 4'1 Hoaston street. dt im®r I OduING? on the gta plan, at $i Broadway, ove doo: 4 below Wall street A nandsome suite of rooms on the first floor; also, smaller suites on the second floor, very suitable for single gentlemen, Breakfast served in the rooms, 20 3t®re pour ND—A few evenings since, a watch, which the owner can have yy, calles upon me at the American Hotel Dec seeders ALLEN MUNROE, ire AC. ET SHIP LIVERPOOL al Litvarnoch [anew ctr Phy uae a Please be on board steamboxt Hereales at 31 o'elock preeis 1 Letter bags wil close athall-paat 10 o'clock” at2re DACKET Sill? HUNTSVILLE for Now Ofleans—Possen- Pies by the ‘on Board ter siasoteen Hercules, rt Whiteha time il. PACKerssit SHERIDAN, from Liverpool—Consignees by this ‘ship will please send their permits on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, without delay. ‘Ailgoods not permitted ta five days, will be sent to uaaule store. gu SQUTHERNER, from Liverpool—Consignees per § this ship will please take notice, that she is now disch»rg- I order, at foot of Dover street. digee ET SHIP GASTON, from New Orlean arg ng at Orleans wharf, ‘foot of Wall street. ‘Consign: ves yin Please attend to the receipt of their goods immediately. R® ube for sale by Jit 10" o'clock this mora er acarhich | ty EVAR—115 logs Red ew 1 aa from brig Ke- Cc dai at®m 218 Pearl street. FIFTEENTH WARD— American Republicans Attention A Meeting of the American Republicans, oF the F Fifteenth Ward will be held at the Vauxhall Garden, raday Evening, Dee. 2tst, at 7 o'clock, by order of the H. SWORDS, C Secretary. NEW) YORK LYCEUM LECTURES—The Sixth Lec ture of the course will delivered this evening at 73¢ welock, in the Broadway Tabernacle, by the Hon. Alexander Kve.ett—Subject, French Revolution, 1790. smas be opened a at Re ay ket wiitem ROBT. W. IN, Recording Secretary. 3, Courtlandt st. this Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons, at o'clock, ‘rhe Stearer UTICA, Ci above, this, Thursday, 8a o’cloe ptain Toetee Scott, will leave as day aad Monday afternoons, at 5 Fe freight, apply to P. C, Schultz at the office, er i, ‘or vassage or freight, apply ‘Gare FOR NEW ORLEANS— and New York Line—Regular Packet of 31—The fast sail ou? ASTON, Capt. O. Eldridge, will "having handsome fui shed accommo- iy rou I board ‘at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, ‘OLLINS “CO. 56 South street. cived after the evening of the Sist in- Positively no goods re “shippers by this line may rely upon having their goods cor- rectly measured. gents in New Orleans, thei ares Woodruff, who will pre roel forward all goods to thei 5 ‘The packet ship Oconee, Capt, D- Jackson, will succeed the nd sail the 10th Jan’y., her regular ‘day. dire BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER POOL PACKETS—FOR LIVERPOOL—Regalar cket of the Ist tea ees "he well known fast packet ship COLUMBUs, pS G. a Hhepved will po- ely sail on Monday, Ist January, it'ts well Luown hae che nccommodations of t ve noble et for cabin, 2d cabin ant Gaston. rage Passengers, up ina manner that cannot fail to insure those sakecking every com igh between: 3, which are well light fort, bem, very hi and ventilated. ‘Those returning to see it their interest to select this fayorite vessel for their con- veyance in preference to any other. ‘The price of passage is very low, for which and Co seenre the best_ berths, early application shoud be made on board, foot of Beekinan st., or to the sub- scribers ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 35 Fulton street, next deor to the Fulton Bank the New York sails from Liverpool on the Ist Pebra- Fecsons sending foe Greit elatives ony have thacn brought OF Itt any ‘Of Ure packets comprisiug this unequalled ine, sailing from that. port punctaall Hy‘ou the ist "and 16th ine ‘cach month. | For passage apply as he new aust superb packet iP "Yorkshire, burthen ey ‘tons C: ‘apt. D. G. Bailey, will sucer the Columbus, pe sail lor Liveriool oa the 16'h Jaamary, 1644, her regular day 2ire FOR NEW ORLEANS—To sail on the 21th inst. ‘The well known ship MAYFLOWER, Captain Weeks, will be deapst-hed for the above port on the r passage, having excellent accommodations in nd ste rave, apply ow board the shi Marray’s wharf, bin ioe of Wall street, orto ae JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. B—The frst class shin, SHARON, Captain Thompson, wily ‘sail This Day, wind and weather permitiing and can yet take a few more cabi and ateerage passengers, apply as above. ore SEASONABLE HINT—Pickled Oysters and Turkeys boned, jellied and ornamented, tor New Years Day Tables, which custom hos made indispensable. They may be bre cheap and saperior to the Pickled Oysters vended in the ey are prepared nine cal aa ate At boned My customers are invited to cal a lot pre- if GEO. T. DOWNIN the old country will at once sion: red {9 ti iqise7 Bere Wourti ce oat cant of Seoul ead, OAL, BELOW SUMMER PRICES—Consamers of oal upt lied with the best quality of Peach Urehard Red tthe redueed price of $9.25 for Broken and Bag; $9 jor Stove, aud $5 for Nut-—delivered free of artage, frm the yard 438 Washtagton stro t. formerly Fitzsimmon’s yard erins cas oudsiivery i all cages. yA Im*m AKE. ies to supply themselves bscriber would respect till supports it former re res those who may fayor tim with a call, thatthey shalt be supplied with the best article that can be made tr m tue mat and in the most cleanly Hour Cake, Plum Cave, Pound Cake, New Year Cake, and a eneral assoriment ‘ofsmall Cake constantly on hand, and or- at it to rt of the cit ers for any quantity sent to any part ofthe city. 2 Iw*ec TOM EBON! Ss C. ret, near Church. Orphan Asylum mf articles is vent: the Band of the North Caro- dai 1t*re moders Dri tina will atcead | to etiven the scene. TO TAILORS MET T'S new and complet ng Garments of ever ption, in a style of ele ance rot to be surparsed, is,with the utmost confidence, offer ed to the t ade, as being a work wholly suverior to anything of the kind heretofore introduced; by the aid of which a ey of ie cap icity may obtain a better if 1% in one week, than coold, by the old ed in years; and improvements of ee work on the subject of STH already received the appro and cannot fail to give patainetion to All who weit “Abe ehoye ean ye obtaine) of the auchor, No. 93 Cedar street, New York. Also, complete aes ok wlahey she les of rom a as now SC. ARES. “ND NCR ‘AVATS, Of the latest styles. flee on pend, afl assortment of GLOVES, SUsHEN BERS, Ke. 21 St is*m UNTEMIAN DISPENSARY No. 3 Division street fis the only place in New, York where the seal genwine Hunters ed Drop can be obtained This is incontrovertibly Heater eticlas os eure tent eqn be, depended ou With th nimost confidence, to quickly safely aud permanently eralicate from the system, the most destructive disease that ever afflicte man, This medicine has never been known to fail in single ince to save the unfortanate sufferer from an untimely end, failed, even in the most di res warranted i in every case,and under ail c.reumstances, in either sex. All medicines sent to a dis:ance will be packed secnre, and al! letters (post paid ) du- seribin, Shatin wad alah ‘attended to. Price one dollar her vinl, which is warra. ted under all circumstances, = in and when all other rem edies ha Derate and inve erate cases. ‘0..) Maiden Lane, the only place north where the true article = be had. In Boston, Mass, and Charleston, 5. Ce egect ure ‘| SIONARY CLAIMS, ane i ae yl Re parchered of mone vanced On application to ONTGO MER 4.9 3t* re 7 Johan street, si story. i WILLIAM GAMBLE calls on Charles Moore, of No. 42 Grand street, he will find some information to his advanta d20 3t*ec mg REWAKD—The jewelry store No. 18 Bowery, $100 wis eitered on the sieht ofthe: Itt set, and pobed of jewelry, consisting of gold and silver guard Prue chains, cold seals and keys, and ladies” Nand 1. sorted, gold ear Jima) Jockets, fi and numeron cles, which. are ae be Ly above pty will ‘be given for PN TS "420 Imre ‘TE BRANDY, ich proof and flavor, in hulf pipes, receatly imported direct from House Jock. euriied tp debenture, aud TEOLL to Front st SHAMPAGNESA supply of ¢ Champagne Wine, C for sale by a THMMERMAS, d19 40% re ‘5 Broad street. pue Subscribers, WILLIAM STEEL & $08, having returned to thei old stand, Nos. 111 and. 113 Cherry street, ve prepared to execute all orders for ‘They have eonstant= ty on haud a large assor! ment, nd, Spoue, Washington Citron, Al New Yeor and, Seotch Cake ofa su Faney, Packer srir Weerminsren, for be to-day, niin, is detained till CAUTION, ‘TravxsMen's Bank, Dee. 19, 1913. PACKAGE, of impressions of fie and tin dollar notes of this Baok, countersinned by. a, Register, umber from i00s te 8000" but. ot aygned by. the Officers of Ghedants wee iu tne masing trust of Pomeroy's Repress, from Albany on the 12th inst. beh City Les qoreeere put in thes forged, and the public are cantinned sceo . PUIPRESERVED Fist, ‘Pretident W. H. FALLS, Cashier. *re OFFICE OF Bay a IN INSURANCE COMPANY ALL hd wT. ‘ork, Dee. 16th, 1943. (THIS Company ineare at rater ag Tow as any responsible office, and will revorn ten fer cent of thw premium 1m cna C04 gurers at the tae of effecting ape inanennce id after this date. nent. GEO. 'T. HOPE, feeemiy, “dite JUST RECEIVED, via Steamer Acadia, a lot of new avd | J ‘spleadid goods for gentlemen’s ge drouping Rowas, Also an as: | sortment of new style Silk and Satin Vi age Palyable for Sor ball and wedding costume. A choice assortment, ‘oolen, Silk | and Satin Bearfs,alvo received by same veesel: ININGS & CO., a7 Im*ee 231 Broadway. OLE'S PICTURES of Mount Bina, Voyeue of Life, Past and Present, &e, Sc. now exhibiting at the rogins of the National Academy, comer of Leonard st eet and Broadway, Admittance 25 cents—Season Tickets 50 ceots alocues 6 Mi cents. d from NE, Pi ogns, Kiswen, rs, Se. Ns akes assorted snd jacked for country stores dat Iw*ec TO PRINTERS. Ee FOR &, _' * for of pe, jimion an Fishy have brew wed om te Ne Veoh Her at this AMERICAN MUSEUM AND PE he eat FAIR. THURSDA DEC, at. LAST DAY, AND Ahi Wi uF bs OF MISS GANNO: who leaves for Balsa . moon Led Comic Melange, in which she su introducing a variety of Songs and Dan aa Indy bas been per(orm ing to lrg fie four weeks, and would simply sak not forget her to-day, but, give her a Benefit, lon bered. Ea has "tie ‘pleasure of yreseating. the following, monet other attmetiona:— ‘GEN. TOM THUMB—This remarkable little man, weigh H ing ‘only. Fifteen Pounds, fal sins a PI to sail- He atall hi rae Wea zat pa : witout Gh Gitay FAMILY. fen ipsies fet that ever visited America, ‘call tbe naa without extra ¢l ti N’ can be Drivately consulted regarding ‘Stitt G9 SHERMAN T.G, BOOTH, Miss ADAIR, %: jong an ; Tea beaut fal Guatte, fife, fthnoeerous, ‘and other cu! haye been added to the } MADAME CHECKENT, the celebrated Pantomimist and Danseoge, is engaged and enc i appear on aan next. lock. Tor the ap Taine for rp magnificence. never be- hereafter. on tothe whole 23 cente—children under ten extra for private consultations with the Gipsy Queen PEALE! SNKW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) [Sah ded Houses—Opposition Prostrated—Best, Bill in the Git The Shilling Wyatem KY imphant—Twelve Talent ‘erformers—OUul! me SNOW WHITE NEGROES, 1% Just arrived from Brazil, erro Boys yy and nue years old) perfectly white, with Piak. ses, hair a8 fed cata with the fiat nove and thick lips ofthe Al heir parents accompany them, and are as black as jet. ghidien are te moat ome, bei TH proachin fore sae Admis years, ball, pri 5 ins C Player on the Musics retite Cerito, the Neato Singer—Mr D nic Singer and Negro Extravagan: tacky Minstrels, &c. MADAME ADOLPHE ‘The Celebraved Sybil, tars consuited at all how Futaie. She has been consu! veluding N. P. Tictee the Ish meee ae can be sent an ing the Cast, Pre- lat sal ocmrnsoatea Cy Willis, Haq. editor of CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT NIBLO’S. EA PARTY—The Ladies of the Wranklin Chareh, reapeetfally give notice that they i I. Jonday evening the 25 Ciritmas ight.) at dat Niblo’ "Saloon, the procerds to be Fpl to the benefit of the Chu Anexcellent Band of Masic is en upper tabl will be ready at balf-past seven 0 rock and every thing wil be “kee 2 to make the Festival sgreeal TT = cheatin ty Hal ad wert includes theonp- the in the evenin Pers at Bini Tat Broadway; Woran & Haughwoute, er bee pee ery and at H. V Hl rddle, 103 Ear street. is ST CONCERT SIGNORA CASTELLAN’S GRAND VOCAL AND INS1 RUMBNTA “Washinton eras [ UPSDAY Evening, December 26th, at Hotel, assisted by U he Grand Orchestra of the Phill Society Signor iarapatrs oa Mr. Timm. pe) * J which are po] One Dollar each, to be mas at lusic Stores, Hotels, and at the door. Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. 417t0%m* THURSDAY, re) Recember 1843. GRAND CONCERT, N THURSDAY, he vA LLACE, Hotel og wien gogesicn he will pe rm a GRAND. FA! tA SIA for the Vio 0 the ladies of Baltimore ; RATIONS br BtavUnay forthe Ps tf gn one string only: and two G INCE! Piano #orte—ai “ADAM SUTTON and IMGNOK CASELLA ¥ rst. Wy Volancelese re the K 56.9 Member ofthe Philharmonic Societies of "urin, Genoa, &e. (rion ‘Mr. Timm. Farther ticulars in future advertisement ‘Piekes St 1 each, to be had at the music stores and hotel: BROADWAY TEA STORE, public, with anew and extensive assortment o ing principally of Teas of the fiuest qualities, selected with the greatest care from ‘he lag argoes. Yong Hyson frp: i Hyson gsescs Old Java, borat and ground, Is td a general assortment of Coffee, Fraits ds of sugars. very low—and in fact rer) ery, all of whieh i ited to ing t0 a grocery, all of whie ital tae SRIKS, TEAS, WIN G, 132 ‘Chatharh street, oS Mae oe wckorate NE US and retail, to dealers ard fermilies— Fruits, a offer of a'l eo essortment. ‘inds aod a jous van and iit ‘rene! Condon, Seotch and American na rows ale it pet and Pale N other brands nd Aner ‘an Preverves and Jellies. 08, 1101 and 251 1 boxes Spices, Cacoa and Chocolate. Candles, Seap, Se. Water, in quart and Bead bottles. A. --¥ of the city free of ex; 1s Norma ¥ Wistaa Howey. te rant Jojube Paste, in 12) Bud reed. perm Saratoga Pavilion delivered to —s 259 and 260 Broadwa corner Warren street, IMPORTERS OF THE VARIOUS FANCY MANUFACTURES OF FRANCK,ENGLAND RMANY, CHINA, ETC. ARE NOW RECEIVING A Gk AT c VARIETY oF GOUDS, the seleetion of one of their te ther present stock the most varied, beet and ¢ ‘chest to be fe on this or the other big ba the Ai mg iy Tt tae leer leave to sy, te orcer, t fabrican's of direction of one ‘atthe Partners, or a» it nd the, feel entirely confident that t says be found lower: considering the style, quality ish, oem oe ts bone hy elsewhere. ‘Devérmived to Keep th vir stock always: desirable LJ attrne- tive, they have re-marl ps _ goods that have ed on hand for 12 months or more and lost, their orig} jal fres velry, at auch low prices as will ens hen believed, than this fespestianty. reminded thar they w) ter served and better suited b3 MEMBERS OF ¢ ISITING FHILADE, HIA, will find i al ard dev'sable Ina Hotel. at 4 NGTON HOUS 233 Chestuut street, above cath, PHU AD ELT HLA 25 ins cod Ime J HARTWELL, Proprietor BRIDGEWATE ER COPPER MINING Co Nor FE is hereby wiven, that a Meeting of the 8 Stockholders \4 any, will be hell , Jan 12 3 Comes” Hin, Sc ath 'F hied str’, nite reich on -srecial besjness of che ( ‘ompany. order of the President, i WILLIAM CARMAN, Treasurer. December 13, 1843. 419 Gre uvsp Qk TUGU {ALE PILLS. i ¥ TRASK, farefamed and celebrated Pills, from Portwenl. are we perceive, to be obtuned in this country, Ske advertiee | tent om the last columm, tourth page,