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ingress pasta law abolishing slavery and the jave trade in the District of Columbia. 2d—That Con- ress refuse to admit Florida or any Slave State into the inion, od—Thut Congress ‘take measures to amend the Constitution so as to cause the speedy. abolition of slave- ry throughout the country. 4th—That Diplomatic Re- lations be forthwith est hed between this Government and that of Hayti—(laughter.) A Menuen—What, and have a nigger ambassador at House— Cenaiiier) — Auring atthe levees ! ‘ow, Sir, those parts that do not come within wish to have referred. aken—The petition cannot be received without re- ing those parts that come within the rule; the Chair decides that the whole virtually comes within the rule, and that the petition cannot be received. A Memucn—Good ! that’s the true way to fix it. Avams—Well, Sir, then I appeal ; and { call for the yeas and nays. _ A Mrween—Ob, what do you want the yeas and nays for. Don't get up. Only 25 seconded the demand for them. Sreaxen—Nota sufticient number, Avams—Then, Sir, if this is persisted in, I shall move for acall of the House, Cave Jouxson—I hope not, sir; if there is another count, there will be enough for a second Apans—(Cooly)—Very well, Sir, then ; another count. ‘There was another count and no quorum voted. Avams—I move acallof the House. Cries of “Oh, no, no.” I move we adjourn, Sir.—Cries of “ No, wud then the Speak- Finally a quorum veted—115 only ; er’s decision was sustained, 105 to 40. ‘ Mr, Avams then sat down; but? apparently anything but tistied with the result, as the yeas and nays were not or- dered after all. On the reports from Committees being called, Mr. Paustenren, (from the Naval Committee, Mr. Wise be'ng absent) reported a Dill to allow the Secretary of the Navy to transfer certain funds from one part of his depart- meni to another, in order to finish repairs of ships, &c. in the various dock yards, complete other vessels, &c.’ now on the stocks. ‘The bill was read twice, and was about to be made the special order for Thursday’ next.— Cave Jonxsox.—I hope this bill will not be passed in ch a hurry, sir, We wanted to limit the appropria- tions, sir, last year. But the Secretary went on and em- 0G PUBLISHED THI World Office, 30 Ann street, the New World Pictorial An- nual, illustrated with numerous ls. Price 124 cents, w Jersey Insurance Company have declared dividend of 13 per cent, payable on the 4th of January. The Boston money market moves more regularly than ours. The quiet people of that part ofthe country do not get so excited as we do. They are more cautious in their More than halfa million of dollars has been added to the floating capital of Boston, within a short pe- riod, by the dividends lately declared. An immense amount of all dividend paying stock the semi-annual dividends amount to a large sum. It is es- timated that more than a million of dollars will be thrown into that market from this source, facturing stocks were improving ; Lowell was firm at 30 per cent advance ; Concord $60 offered, for $50; Eastern, 8} advance. There were heavy operations in Reading Railroad; 390 shares were sold at $29 25 a $30 25 for $60. For the 6 per cent bonds, 80 were offered, includlng the interest. ‘The new loan obtained for this company is at 6 percent. ‘There were large sales of the Nashua Manufac, turing Company at $450 a $485, dividends of $30 off. Mer- rimack sold at 25 advance ; Middlesex at 30 do. Naw Encuanp Raitnoap Divipenns For THE Past Six an gifts to country put up in wrappers—ten copies of “Mexico as it was and as it trated with 160 beautiful en- $2 antly bound, Froissart’s Chronicles. Price $3. ‘This work is illustrated with 120 handsome engravings, and will form asplendid present for the New Year, Pur- chasers and booksellers can Also, neatly bound, the Mysteries of Paris, translated by U.C. Deming. This is the only correct and unmutilated copy of the most remarkable romance of the present centu- ry. The demand for it is enormous, and can hardly be supplied. Price $1 20—in numbers $1. Sent by mail at held in New England, and ve copies this morning. Railroad and Manu- lo 4 10000 Pennsyl'a 5's 560 66 5000 lo b30 fo0o 1000 do nae postagi Also, neatly bound, Matilda, or the Memoirs ofa Young Woman, translated by H. W. Herbert. Another remark- able romance of society, by Eu ysteries of Paris.” Every body should read it. Price $1—in numbers 75 cents, Also, all the new and cheap publications ot the day, I Orders from booksellers and agents will be promptly attended to on liberal terms, J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. &@ TWO MONTHS ABROAD, ora by a railroad director of Massachusett BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., é 222 Broadway, corner Ann st. This little work has excited a great’ deal attention in Boston, where the author resides ; and it is really won- derful how much a man ma: space of time. ‘The writer resting book— beral in its sent ne ‘Sue, author of the 5000 £000 Ind Stg Bds 35 ys 2000 Ind 35 Bas wholesale and retail. vi- dends. Amount. $72,000 12 Bk oc Com 125 do scrip 15 Nor Ame Tr Co 165 do 0 do. ling. For sale by Boston and Maine see and learn in so shert a as made a valuable and inte- reeable in its style and descriptions—li x iments, and often philosophical and scien- tific, ‘The lash is seldom used, but is very justly applied to oppose rudeness, or custom house annoyances. pays the reader. ‘Taunton Branch: « Charlestown Branch , ry ereevuuee Ten dollar bills on the Bunker Hill Bank, Charlestown, Mass., altered Irom one’s, are in circulation. ation 1s exceedingly well done, and requires close examin- ation before detected. ‘The state of the cotton market both in this conntry and in Europe, at present, is very peculiar: between the doubts regarding the extent of the new crop and the probable po- G@- THE FOLLOWING LETTER IS PUBLISHED to show the estimation in which the Metallic Strop is held Pracr. L’Opron, 5 Rue Racine, W. L. Carter, Cutler to the King since 1824, and to the ployed workmien enough to increase the expenses. over wo millions. It will not do to leave this to the discre- tion of the Secretary. [move it be refeared to the Com- mittee of the Whole for a full investigation. _ Panwenrer.—And then itmay not be acted upon for four months, In the mean time the workmen may starve. Cave Jounson.—Well, sir, it’s too grave a subject to be hurriedover. Ifwe make a specific appropriation, and the Secretary goes on and spends more, he must be held accountable to this House; sir, for so doing. MrJ Levy.—One fact is-suificient to cause members to examine this matter. Out of 8 or $900,000 appropriated for improvements at Pensacola Nav. ard, one third of that sum has never been accounted —If any branch of the public service g investigation it is the Navy. In the ckson the Appropriations were only 3 or ys inside that sum ; and this year the sum asked for is the enormous one of nine millions—more than our Navy vost during the’ glorious deeds of the last War. You squander millions on a Navy that leaves no more trace of benefit than the keelof your vessels on the _ Five millions can easily be deducted from this @ppropriati "ARMENTER—Not aship can be fan or a vessel get her ontfit, or any thing be done, till this bill passes. Jonxson—I can’t helpt it sir, it is all the fault of the Secretary who squandered two millions in one month last “th we bill was finally referred to Committee of the Royal Nai % late inspector of surgical instruments to sition of prices on the opening of the season in Liverpool, operators both at home and abroad are undecided how to act. The various estimates published in all the Southern papers, and the speculations on the probable quantity produced the present year, come from sources whose in- terests are so diametrically opposed to each other, that the greatest caution should be exercised, in arriving at any re- sult on which to act. The receipts of the new crop at the different southern depots, for this year compared with the same period last year, cannot be considered a correct cri- terion of the true extent of the crop, but it can be consi. dered good evidence that prices will advance. The banks at the south are loaniag money to the planters to enable them to hold their cotton. ‘The effect of this fact depends entirely upon the conditions of the discounts. have loaned the planters unconditionally—it the planters have not left it optional with themselves to dispose of their cotten at pleasure, the bulk of the crop will ultimately be controlled by the banks, or the planters compelled at a stated time to sell and aubmit to the current prices. This custom is good when carried to a certain extent. years past a planter’s cotton crop was mortgaged long be- Mr. ene Saunpers— h pleasure I have to assure you of my entire sat- ment of the Metallic Tablet I consider you have isfaction of the last consi 8, which I received safe. now brought them to the highest pitch of perfection, and, independent of their incontestitle superiority over al § manufactured on the continen' know of none in England possessing the eame advant: You know my sale of high priced razors is considerable, and your strop is now the only one I recommend with my I continue to receivethe most flatterin nials of its merit, not only for razors, but for most kinds of surgical instruments. Believe me, dear sir, yours, truly, WM. L. CARTER. The original of the above can be seen, with certificates from Cutlers in England, and also from the first gentle- It is the same article that received first premiums, year after year, at the Fairs of the Ameri- G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer, 163 Broadway. DR. FELIX GOURAUD’S ITALIAN MEDICA- SOAP.—This is the most astounding chemical dis- es, for the cure of erysipelas, scro- lark, diseased skin. other Razor Stro) Asni is! wit Ha men in thiv country. Meas, $6 31} a 6 43) covery of modern ti fula, pimples, blotches, ‘moi piles, or all kinds of rough, Whole. Wriire—I move we adjourn. Cries of “ no—no.” A Memurn—Call the ayes and noes on it. Cries of “no --no.” Tellers were appointed : Ayes 51—Noes 63. Sreaxer—The motion to adjourn is carried in the ne- gative. (Laughter.) 1 oLL—I move we go into Committee of the Whole. (* No, no.”) Only 110 votes, Cries of “ No quorum”—, “no quorum.” ‘Tuomrsox—I move we adjourn, sir. A Memsrr—Ayes and noes. Here there was great laughter—it resulted ayes 28—noes 86. Cries of give it up A Musmex—I move a call of the House, (Cries of “no no Wexirn—I move we adjourn, sir. (Cries of ‘“ no quo- Well, we can adjonrn without a quorum.” And so the House did adjourn amid great laughter and merri- ment, without a quorum: Post Orrick Rownery.—William A. Bacon, a clerk in the Albany post office, was arrested yes- terday upon a charge of mail robbery. Before his com: mittal he madea full confession to the postmaster, restored what money he had in his possession, and informed Mr. ‘Wasson what use he had made of the balance. He com- menced his career of crime about two weeks ago, and was in the habit of taking letters from the northern mail, that usually arrives while the other clerks are away to their dinners. He had taken from time to time, in Teeny and drafts, something over a thousand dollars, pf whicl he had expended about $150 for lottery tickets. Most. of the letters, with the moneys re-enclosed, have been for- warded to their destinations. This unfortunate young man had previously borne a good character. Mr. Wasson, the post master, acted with promptness and vigilance in ferretting out this robbery. He was se- conded in the investigation by Mr. Ogden, the efficient post office agent, who had been detained about here follow- ing up some inquiri-s relating to the recent mail robbery at Hudson. Most of the letters opened were directed to proprietors of newspapers and magazines, and the sums abstracted bet in amount from $1 to $50.—4lbany Eve. Journal rec 26, Orrcox.—A posteript to a_ letter froma gentle- man in the Indian country, dated the 19th of Octo- ber,received by a gentleman of this city says—'‘Fort Hall, on the Oregon, has been delivered up to Lieut. Fremont, and it is believed that Fort Vancouver soon will be.”— How far the report is reliable, we have no means of know- ing, neither do we know the powers of Lieut. Fremont. except that he and his party are in the Oregon country by the authority and direction of the United States go- vernment,—St. Louis Republican, Dec. 13. The following nominations, made by the President to the Senate some days ago, are understood to have been confirmed by the Senate yesterday :— ya libert Davy, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Leeds, in Eng- and. Louis Marks, of New York, Consul at Bavaria and the Prussian Provinces of the Rhine.—Nat. Intel., Dec 27. & — {c The Hon. Albert Smith, of Portland, Me., Commissioner on the part of the United States for running the northestern boundary line of the United States under the treaty of Washington, arrived in this city last even ing, and stopped at Gadsby’s hotel.—Globe, Dec. 26. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. First Boann, Dec. 27.—$500 United States Bank notes, 79; 140 shares Girard Bank, 74; $5000 Cincinnati 6’s Bonds 100; $2000 State 5's, sddsf, 66]; 150 shares Wilmington RR, cash, 7s 14 do Mer. & Mah., Pitts’g, 43; 4 do Planters’ B’k ‘Tenn., 67}; 36 do Commercial B’k, Natchez, 3dsf 19; $400 State 5's, 66; 65 shares Kensington Bank, c&p, 2dsf, 75; 60 do Wilmington RR, cash, 17}. Seconn Boann, Dec. 26.—$5000 State 5's, s4f, 663; $5000 do do, 661; $000 do do, 66}; $5000 do do, 663; $1000 Read- ing RR Bonds, 763; 5 shares Mechanics Bank, cash, 25, LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS Harditer aad Wier Coot Bast ; letore Cook, \ ie. Below, Charlote Ana oe Bautimore, Dec 26—Arr Syl Jenkins, FE i York for Apainchicola, in distreans. Joe Bulebe Halters Myce y FY Baker, aod Rienzi, Bowley, Boston; Thos Hooj _ ¥idences FA Stevens, Brigss and Hopkjas, NewYork; inckley, Saunders, Bangor; Eagle, Lowry, Ports: Justina, Durkee, St Thomas General Record. anus Jengins, Eveleigh, from New York for pat into Baltimore in distress, leaking 1100 strokes per hour. She sailed heace on the 5t t. and on the 7th, lat Jon 7%, experienced @ severe gale from the W, and a heavy running, strained and caused the vessel to leak very materi- putting back to New York or getting finto ( harleston, days sn ¢ took a Baltimore pilot, and arrived there on the of the 25th inst. (g THE CROWDS OF VISITERS WHICH DAILY atten Peales Museum evince the prapricty of the cheap method in the management of places of public amusement Notwithstanding the unparalleled attractions, such as the White Negroes, Madame Adolph, and splendid wform- ances, the price of admission remains at only i ling !' Where can the leisure hours of the holidi spent better than there ? {iG- IRELAND, by J.G_Kohl.—Ireland—Dublin, the Shannon, Limerick, Cork, and the Kilkenny Races, the Round Towers, the Lakes of Killarney, the county of ‘Wicklow, O’Connell andthe Repeal Association, Belfast and the Giant's Causeway. Price one shilling. For sale by BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., 222 Broadway, corner Ann'st. FAST INDIA HAIR DYE, WARRANTED TO color the hair any shade, from a light brown to a jet black, and not stain the skin. To be had only at ‘21 Courtlandt street. fG- HUMBUG.—Some out of envy, cry humbug; some from jealousy, cry humbug ; some from sheer igno- rance of the thing, cry humbug! I do not believe every thing is gold that shines, nor do I believe every thinj which is hastily denounced tobe a humbug. Men show! not be frightened by a mere outery. Prove a thing and then judge of it led to the above remedy ‘by a very sensible gent. say ¢, %2 me this day, that “Pease’s Hoarhound Candy was a humbug. Now T know better from actual experience, | find it one of the best things for the throat, voice, hoarseness, and cough, that Ihave ever used, Let cach one try it and know for himself, HEMAN BANGS, Pastor of the M. E. Church, Forsyth street. New York, Deo, 18, 1843. ‘To Messrs. Jolin Pease & Son, 45 Division st. Remember confecttoners are not appointed agents and all you get from the same is acounterteit. Each package of the genuine is signed J. Pease & Son, Sold at 45 Divi- sion street; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia ; 8 State street, Boston ; 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore ; 57 State street, Alban: - OIL OF TANNIN.—A composition lately dis- covered for preserving all kinds of leather, and keeping )oots and shoes water proof. Water can no more pene- rough India rubber. To be had at 21 Court- trate tha Jandt street; 2 North Fifth street, Philadelphia; 62 Corn hill, Boston, fo RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX TORE, —for cure of primary or secondary syphilis and al complaints arising from’ Sey ae to cure. tingle bottle $1; in eases of half dozen $5—pack- ed and sent to all parts of the Union, Oflice of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, W, 8 ICHARDSON, Agent. fore it reached maturity. They were compelled to let every pound of their cotton go, as soon as picked, at the ruling price, for value received twelve months previous So long as that condition of the producers existed, so long prices were kept below a fair point. So long as the south ern country was cursed with thousands of miserable, swindling banks, the planters of that section were rode over rough shod, and their substance sucked out of them by these blood-thirsty leeches. The few that still exist in that section are so crippled that they are almost harmless but they should be avoided as much,as possible. The faci; lities afforded the cotton grower to keep his crop until general thing, will havea very good effect. There has more cotton been received at New Orleans the present year on planter’s account, in propor- tion to the crop,than ever before, and the correct cause of the deficiency in the total receipts at all the southern ports, compared with last year, is the ability of the planter to hold his crop for further advices. Movements or Corton at Monte axp New Oru Stock Sep.1 Pers hoard Sao. 1613, Srp. i Mobile, Dec. 12th,1,128 422 60,927 's,Dee:15th, 4,700 4,428 125,629 138, Advices from New Orleans state that very little cotton is now bought for any European market. The stock on hand and on shipboard, as given above, at New Orleans, is somewhat larger this year than last. the fact of the stock in hand being larger than usual, while that on shipboard is quite small. Cotton is accu- mulating in that port, whereas last year, notwithstanding the stock on hand was smallerthan this, the receipts were about sixty thousand bales more, showing that the crop went forward more rapidly. From all the evidence we can gather, the new crop will not reach the estimates made up. The yield will fall short of 1,800,000 bales ; at all events, we hazard the’as- sertion that it will not exceed that quantity. wish to purchase are interested in creating an impression the convenient form of a soap, and cures all who use it. Beware of counterfeits, and get the genuine only, at 67 Walker street, one door from the corner of Broadway, 50 cents a cake, one will suffice, where may be had Gour- aud’s Poudre Subtile, the only article that wil eradicate superfluous hair, can be seen test Gouraud’s Blanc D’Espagne, or Spanish White, ure, life-like, alabaster smoothness and whiteness to the complexion, free from the injurious in- gredients of common chalk ‘or flake white. see advertisement in another column. m SOMETHING VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL ND DESCRIPTION.—A book for every body, high jor, old and young, which may be ob- tained by appropriating for that purpose only 12} cents per week, This day published No. 1 of Harper’s Illuminated and New Pictorial Bible—Price 25 cents. the work, and leave your names, and you will be served regularly with each number as they come out. Just think of it—what a beautiful holiday gift would be the subscrip. tion to this magnificent work. Subscriptions received, and single copies for sale, wholesale and retail, ut the pub- BURGESS, STRINGER & CO., 222 Broadway, corner Ann st. id oi and low, rich and prices are established, Call and ‘examine stres lisher’s prices, by Mr Sts, Dr Chas Mr Morris, Charleston; K:mile Balen. Clement, Philadel phii Forelgn importationr. Jacmet—Schr Magnet—600 coffee 71,000 lbs logwoor Dire Whe MORE NEW BOOKS, forsale wholesale and re y Burgess, Stringer & Co., 222 Broadway, corner of aside, Eugene Sue, till we dispose of Tom Burke. This dayfpublished, complete in one v: lume, with illustrations,#TOM BURKE OF OURS, by Chas. Lever, Esq., author of Charles O'Malley, Jack Hin- e type—price 50 cents. This Work is also twelve illustrations, bound in boards, for $1. Also, a fine edition forj$1 25. ‘Laugh and grow fat.— For sale wholesale and retail 885 329,426 268,124 This is caused by »: $8, STRINGER & CO. ‘222 Broadway, corner Ann st. {@ IS YOUR CHILD SICK? AND HAVE YOU not mistaken the cause of its disease ?_ Such may be the case, and while articles for its relief, it may pine away anddie. Recollect that worms kill thousands, and the cause is never sus- easy and sure. Watch the symp- toms well, and if you suppose that worms are the cause, Worm Lozenges are a specific, ‘ou _are trifling pected. ‘The remedy remember that Sherm: ‘60 ope Wa og 100 ‘baeh 100 60 1 1 ca 7 entucky 6's 104 lo 104 2060 do buw 101 5000 do ica 5000 Mlinois Spe Bas a 3000 do 10 44) 1900 to rH 5 de 5M $000 Lodiana sly 448q lo awe 000) do bio 45. 12000 di 1 do Pry 25 do 9 Mer Five Ins 25 Manhattan Gas 50 North Ri io Del & Had ear 25 shas. No City Bk io Second Soard. $13000 U States 6's, "62 114 x 25000 Onio opg 10044 250 Nor & Wor 104 $000 Kentucky Bis 4000 do 199 Farmers’ Loan 0 324 eI do 32) 200 = do 22) _ New Stock Exchan, $10000 Ohio 6's, ’co 100 1000 Ken’y 6’s, 30 ya 104; 2000 do 1600 11 831 70 rn ds 4 2000 Ii s 4 1000 1000 a5 4d 2000 860 13} 2000 Me 1000 1436 1000 do 060 44 50 Dry Dock Bank 48 40 do 830 49 150 Far Loan Et a0 do bio 31 2 do 30 » do 30 2% do 30 100 Vicksburg 4, 40 do 4 9 Nor Amer Trust 5) 12 Mohawk RR. 53 2% do si 29 State of Trade. ‘There is very little doing in the way of business. ots at $450, and Pearls at $5 h a very limited demand. ‘There is very little doiny receipts have nearly ceased for the season. Good quali- ties rule at 43 a 45 cents. —Drudge remains very dull at 23.cents. We quote barrels at 24} cents. Provisions.—The market is very dull. as wanted for $8 37} a 8 60 for Ohio ; Ohio Mess, $10 25 a 1050. We quote Beef, country prime, at $412} a4 25; do ‘Lard is'very inactive, .--In the present inactive state of this market it is hardly worth our while to quote prices. They are the same as they have been for the last week. ‘We sti quote Waser Frour anp Grain Cotton Market. The sales for the past two day bales at full prices, mostly on speculation. We hear of some few manufacturers being in town, but they purchase with extreme caution and only for immediate use. We continue to receive from the south advices of advancing ; Prices in New Orleans range higher than our quotations for this market. Married. At Darien, Conn., on the 25th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Kinney, Mr. Avaustus Txomes, of New York, to Miss Axx Manta Hoyt, daughter of Stephen Hoyt, Esq Norwalk, Conn. Died, ¢ ‘27th _inst., in the Ist year of his age, Samvxs, son of David H. Waterbury. re respectfully invited to at- ) afternoon at halfpast 3 is father, No. 60 Norfolk On Wednesday morning, The friends of t , without furthe: Passengers Salled. Havrr—Packet ship Ville de Lyon—H Durant, Old Stock Exchange. Os, 62 0M 50 Far . hence for Norfilk, Dee 24, lat 37 11, Boston, Cee 26, off Sandy Hook Sr THomas, Des 8—In por 100 Harlem RR acter , : 2 drectia Fieach, NYork, and sli for date—In port, Despateh, Rue, of New Haven, ¥ orx, Dec 2—Arr © an vessel. Des 1i—In port, Star, for New York Frazer, Curry, NYork. Astron, Dee 1—Cld , Keene, Barbadoes. Ars, Dee 16—Arr Ouly Daughter, Tucker, NYork; Ca- nis Packet, Keene, West Indies and one or two vessels ha Cutten, Dee Me Philadelphias 17th, Diade 50 do 50 Reading RR. is clear of ice, re Freeman, Kilman, ba; Gazelle, Stubbs, Baltimore, Sid Oxford, Ross, Trivean, Comming, Havana, Trinidad; Mary, 2—Arr Carpo, ‘erkina, Boston for N York, and remaiced Martin, Baltimore for AYPOKT, Dec 23—Below, Ark, Johnson, Havre. Mew, Harrington, St Th a, Hutehinson, Baenos Ayres and rue, Cardenas; Chas Carro |, Norfolk; Charlott ‘Are 25th, Comphian: Ryder, New Y . Patterson, New Epaanrown, Dec 25—Sld Mai A Lawrence, NYork fo Dee 22—Arr Champion, N Dolphin, (Br) New York for Yarmout' rmaret, Woglam, Petersburg for Ir “Howates Hour, touched upon Low Point—will 8 Y M Osage, end Potomac, fo . Dee 27—Below, Charlotte Ann, Vroom, fin jobile; Margaret Ann, * New York. Ready for r \d 7 Broad st, and announces to the public and ‘as received for over numerous customers, the quarter of a century’ ly visit my establishments, « a, embolden me with redoubled energ: te ters, raw and pickled, cannot be surpassed: Also, in accerdance with the up in the establishme ; Jersey City, and other small quantities of oyst of the above establishmer known establishments, | have jon to my well 7 arrangements that on Twill serve up diuners and dishes of every that cannot be surpassed in the in this article. RE WARD.—Three The to the undersizned of a blac inches long and exght-en inches was iron bound, with wood, straps fun sand Dollars will be Prime Pork gells livery of the contents, ide, with the edges sharp: 0 lieved to hare been AUCTION. SALES. At losg Large Sale ot choice wi + nu Fortes—Also, 4 splendi Barinore’s rosewood patent Als of flae jain s ‘fall de criptions, . wee iGeed goods Re kee dry goo ths, Oe Cloths in. temaanta, and i er «, muslins, calicoes, giDk- ome, by ventehes, jewelry, trinket, BATL ' At 104 o'eloeb, at the sales room, Valuable furmitare of st descriptions, from & family going i ob kitchen utensils, stoves ‘cut glass, plated ware. | andoles, he. rb Pp Organ—1 valuable fine toned organ, cost $500. Also, toys, in the upper sales room or gallery, 10 eases beaw! ful toys, mm lots assorted to suit the jayeuiles and others—will be neatly arranged very facility will be afforded for the se of all deseriptions. Business will be abusines like manuer, Salea will be regolar, ond returns prompt, in this establishment. now aoder the charge solely of THOM4S BELL, street. BE. DONEY, Auctioneer, AYSTION NOTICE.— Watches, Jewelry. F Toys, &e.—B. MOONEY & CO. will sell this. o’clock, at No. 91 Maiden Lane, by order of the admim 25 gold watches, ormakers and from the most With a fine assortment uf rich diamonds and other precious stoves, breast and hair ;ius and breaches, neck Jet hair piny, &e. Also, rich French taney, goods, Viz. dressing cases, desks, work boxes, toilet and glove boxes ~ Also, German Toys, &c. For further particulars see advertiae- ment in Courier & Huquirer, Catalogues are now ready. d28 1t* re UCTION NOTICE—tich and bl ke, ke —A her rich fancy articles au xoods in Van Antwerp & Hyde's sale ¥,atiNo. 117 Broadwa. c.rner of Liberty street, will be fom one set of extra rie h and elegaut candelebras for ten lights; several N.B. of ed op in irs superb French Ching vasest one bronse chand-lies, reply Mounted; aud one set silver haudle knives and Tonka, fy ive . com Pighle to commence head of Courier. AUSTION NOTICE-¥LEGANT FURS, &o—Tais day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 18 Cour lanat street, wil be sold a splendid assortment of mutfs, comrris ral I real Siberian equirrel Gorman, titeh, genet, wr ano a great also, rplendia extra size sleigh robes, carri isses’ muffs and bows, water proof caps, él Mons! of ot niture, froma famély givinw un housekeeping, ¢0 ususl variety. W. McCORMICK, 28 1c? m SITUATION WANTED—By a young and nape able wo - mai smatl and private family, as cook or cham| ids and is ‘willing to act, in, any other eapnicity | Beat of eity Feftrever can be procured. Apply at i7t Weat Broadway. G WAN ED TO RENT—In Broadway, astore fronting om the street, between the Astor House and Wall street. Ad dress, with te.ms, Box No. 757 Lower Post Office. 427 tfd WANTE .—A WATCHMAKER WANTED—To one who the roughly underat ids his business, good salary and tar y it wi . constant employment Wi" NAUSTADI & BARNETT, d27 3t¥ec 42 Maiden Lane. . & Co.,” on the ends from on board the st. It contained a large amount of b checks, bank notes, and d. closed bags ad directed to different brokers and bi anks in the city of ‘The above reward will be paid in addition to all other re- wards offered by cther, persons interes New York, Dee. 16, 1313. have been about 4500 ted. EnOY & CO, 2 Wallst. N.Y. The payment of the above rewar: interested in the recovery of sard jon to which there is alsa the follO fered by Pomeroy & Co. of Al dersigued, making the whole awount of 6000 DOLLARS. ‘ _ Atnany, December 1 We, the undersigned, having a deep intecest in the re ofthe’Prank and Money recently stolen from thes guarantee the full age prompt paymei ward of Three Thousynd Dollars offered by Pomer in the ratio of out respective interests uaranted by the part jn Jbany, and guaranteed by the an- ithe rewa:d offered Utica, do hereby: ashier of the Canal Bank, family echanies? and Barmers? Ban k. tend the funeral this (Thursda: o'clock from the residence of i invit hier of the Bank of Troy. Booksellers, 57 Chath + “respectfally inform the purchasers of Annuals and the public trat, having imported a large supply x and other elegaut works for holiday presen they have determined to reduce the price of the i ‘They would farther. . their o 4 | Auntals having been imported direct from the London pub ers, purchasers may rely upon ootaiuiug erly impressions, and Niy got up for the Americ-n market, 16 beautiful embellishments elegantly lammond, Mr Orleans; Wm H Victor Phi Domestic lmportations portraits of noble and dis- ound ia purple silk, $5° ¢ Anuual—The American’ in Paris: w 18 Flaborately executed engravings. One volume, 8yo, elegantly Coit & co—5000 bushels rice —— athe above will be found full twecty MARITIME HERALD. ee announce that their extensive collection of English and Ameri- liarly advantageous offered for sale on Bailing Days of the Steam Ships. Hibernia, Judkins 8 H or of a call is requested. ELEGANT CATHC ge SUPERBLY BOUND. HE Sabscriber has for sale a general assortment of Catholic and Miscellaneous Books, io plain an R BOOK AND © of the celebrated Worm De- stroyer, and may be had genuine at Dr. Sherman’s Ware- se, 106 Nassau street, and of his agents, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, 227 Hudson street, 188 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. and have obtained the abroad that the crop this year will be as large as that of last year, while on the other hand those who hold and wish to sell, are anxious that the most unfavorable advir ces regarding the crop should leave this country by eve- ry packet Between these two parties, is difficult to draw aline, and those abroad who take a great interest in this subject receive the most conflicting accounts, and for their individual safety are compelled to give the greatest latitude, and govern themselves accordingly. ‘The conse- quence is that, at the departure of the Hibernia. specula- tors in the Liverpool market were operating on the strength of a probable crop of more than two millions to Commodore Ros: &G- IS IT $O2—No person can Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian from 21 Courtlandt street, for any rheumatic affection, without being cured, These articles have never yet, to our knowledge, failed to cure—and persons who have ut, and will allow their prejudices to these articles, deserve to suffer until these that all that is said of them are facts. Can be had also at 2 North Fifth street, Philadel- phia, and 52 Cornhill, Boston. NEW ERA IN COLOGNE WATER.—A beau- ti article can be had at 21 Courtlandt street, sale and retail, cheaper than ever before offered in this Splendid large quart bottles at 50 cents is an rheumatism or prevent their usin; they prove by usin; ENTS oF CoTTON IN THE UnireD Sta’ 0G- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York is confidently recom mended for all cases of debility produced b ,or barrenness (unl igle bottles $1 each; cases of hi and sent to all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 W 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, HAYS’ LINIMENT AND LIN’S BALM OF CHINA, is warranted to cure any case of Piles, or the money shall be refunded. ‘To be had at 21 Courtlandt ‘This table exhibits a‘great regularity in the consump- tion in bales at home, and in the exports to Europe, but the increase of actual quantity does not appear visible.— The continual increase in the size of the bales, from year shows the additional number of pounds consumed. It will be seen on reference to the above table, that for only two years has the yield of cotton exceeded two mil- lions of bales, in 188940, and in 1842—3. The past sea- son has, without any very important exception, been very unfavorable in all parts of the country fora great crop ; ithas not been propitious enough to produce an average yield. ‘The season opened very late and closed very ear. ly, and the harvesting has been attended with many un v In several sections continual rains prevented tho gathering of what little the previous weather suffered to mature. In some districts a fair ave- rage quantity was raised, but we have not heard of a gle section where the crop was over abundant. ‘The aon that produced 2,378,875 bales of cotton in this count was early and late, and without a solitary unfavorable event to injure the plant from first to last. those fortunate seasons, as regards {length and quality of weather, that seldom occur in any country, and which must again be experienced, in this before we can raise a like quantity of produce. There is very little cotton going forward from any port ofthis country. Prices in Liverpool from last accounts ranged considerably lower than the quotations that rule in any market on this side. Prices or Cotton in tHe Four Principat, Ponts, 1813. Or's, Liverpool, . 16. Dee. . SG PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS— For the cure of gonorrhea, gleet, fluor albus, and all dis- Peyater fe eases of the urethra. ‘Those pills are warranted to cure hr Virginia, Small, from Darien, Ga. with rice and cotton, to Jonn Ogden. 3 co is Schr Peter Ritter, Derrickson, from Virgit master. ‘Schr James Morris, Vau Name, from Vi two ter. Sent George Frauklin, Gomers; from Cherrpeténe, with oats, ster. tosche Rdward Adams, Kempton, from Marblehead, with fish, to master. 4 Schr Henry, Higgins, from Frankfort, Me. with potatoes, to | town, to x. College of Medicine ana vharmacy, 97 W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. A GOOD MEDICINE.—We never learn a thing without feeling a disposition to acquaint our reader with the fact that they may be benefitted equally with ourselves thereby. The other day we felt somewhat bili- ous—a disordered stomach, loss of which we were often on the peint of wall for its stupidity ; in fact, aregular “ swell-head”— and were induced to try some of Peters’ Vegetable Pills as ‘cing to bed, and awoke the lear as the tone of a bell in favorable circumstances. ite, and a head We took four on next morning with a head as a frosty morning, spirits as light as a feather, anda dispo- sition as contented and happy as ever philosopher enjoyed. Their effect was almost magical, and we strongly recom- mend their use to all who may be similarly ‘afflicted ration is remarkably mild; no griping attends their influence, which is as speedy as it is effectual. They json with any article of the ‘Boston Daily Bee. It was one of will lose nothing in com; kind now in the market. Principal office 126 Fulton street fig MEDICAL AID — The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, ¢ GUARANTEED.— Havre; ished for the suppression ackery, are now successfully treating all diseases of le of treatment 1 private nature according to the new m the medical professors of the different hos- tals of Europe Primary or secondary syphilis, gonor- chova, gleet and all diseases of the urethra permanently or injury to the constitution.— The consulting physician attends daily from 9 o'clock, A. took a pilot off Cape A heevy weather—had sails split, &c. Launcn —A ba que of a very neat model and finish, rating about two hundred and sixty tons burthen, will probably be Vv ‘ip.vard, at the foot of Almond street, i as been buylt under the super ington. for the H: Chilad. Gazette, Dee 27. cured without mercury Middl 84a Midd’g tair, 9°"a ¥ OMA 9) launched from at high tide this eveain rendence of Captain Re property of John F. Ohl. ‘Terms—advice and all medicin« Important ro Country [wvant listance by stating their complaints explicit! $5, (post-paid) will receive a chest con! juisite to perform a cure, will full directions W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. are and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 ‘ret. ‘atients living at @} he prices in this and the New Orleans market vary but slightly, while the difference between New Orleans and Mobile is very great. This condition of prices must have a great influence on the movements of this importan staple. The stock of American cotton on hand in Liver pool the Ist of December, was 451,000 bales against 233,000 For some time previous to the departure of the Hibernia on the Sth inst., the daily sales in Liverpool reached from 3 to 4000 bales, amounting to full 20,000 bales weekly, making the sales at that rate, from that date to January Ist, 80,000 bales, which deducted from the stock on, hand would leave 371,000 bales. This is estimated without allowing for receipts, which,for that period, would be so trifling that the result would vary but a fraction from that given. The manufacturers of Great Britain have taken for consumption this year 203,750 bales more than they did last year. The whole aspect of the exist ing state of the Cotton Market denotes the most favorable cesults, and the planters and those representing the great interests of the south will receive the full fruits of their economy, industry and perserverance, under the evils arising from a long period of depression caused by the de preciated currency their banks have inflicted on them.— The times have changed, and the daangers past, but the same causes willagain lead to the same results. sent prospect for the great staple of the south is so en. | couraging that we hope the proceeds of this year’s crop will wipe out every connection between the planters and the banks, and that the experience of the past will protect them for the future. ‘or use, by addressing rock in the middle of Brey — —_—_—_—_.—_——_ Cape of MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, Dec. 27—6 P. M. Stocks are rather on the downward tendency. The Banks have stopped their usual supplies to the Brokers.— Ohio declined } per cent ; Kentucky }; Indiana } ; Dela- ware and Hudson 3; Illinois }; Pennsylvania 5°s $5 Uni, ted States 6’s ]; Reading Railroad2; Farmers’ Loan j. Long Island advanced 1} percent ; Mohawk 1; Harlem 4; Canton }; Norwich |; North American Trust 1. The sales were not very large. The Brokers have very little sonfidence in an improvement until after the Ist proximo, The Banks are making another desperate push to declare rood dividends, and as they control the stock market, and regulate prices of stocks, it is possible they may make out the Lieut. commandin, general iaformation, have the hono: cur The Boston and Eastern Railroad has declared a divi- lend of 3} per cent, payable on the 3d prox. The Bank of America has declared a semi-annual divi- tend of 3 per cent, payable on the 6th of January. Foreign exchange is in moderate demand. ym London are selling at 9 per cent. wn bills in this market is very limited. On Paris £5 27, Amsterdam 40 ; Hamburg 95} ; Bremen 784 479 cents, Oxoe, whieh i Hight will be di Danish (16 oF 20 ye hone, an ‘The supply of south: Ship Masters and Agents. Captains of Vessels will EY, ews the Port whence they’ sai a i We shail esteem it a + Sil rear the Shipping left at easels Bpokea on. their Fas Forelca Newspapers or Nel board them immediately on their dents, abroad, home PORT OF SEW YORK, DECEMBER 28. Cleared. Ships Wabash, Stanton, New Orleans, Flower, Weeks, do, Farland, Neuwvitas, Haviland; Normal, (Br) Ly ch thony.—Schrs Marietta Burr, K. son; Santee, Ryder, Salem, Arion, Heath, jewport. Arrived. Brig Atlantic, Armstrong, 20 days from Trinidad, in_ be l'rowbridge, Sons & Dwight. i ah brig. Bie Hi 17 days from St. Marks, with cotton, to Nes Brig David Duffell, Williams, from Wilmington, NC. with cotton, &e. to E. 8. Powell. Brig Osceola, Park, 2 days from New Bedford, in ballast, to Nesmith, Lees y ni et. ds & C Schr Magn . Bal hhitmarsh master. Schr Genl Scott, Doughty, from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Schr Frances, Burt, 7 days from Weymouth, with mdi ster, rhe f Two brigs, unkcown, (CF Brie Speedwell, Smith,21 days yro0d, bound to Boston, eame to anc Tuesday night, on account of the storm, morning for her port of destination. Sailed. I; Ville de ‘Alabama: Bunker, NOrleans:, Ealwi Hudson, Page, do; barque Eugens Tam O'Shanter, Thomas, Ci and others. Ships Siddons, Cobb, Live General Record, rier, from Savannah for Portsmouth, ‘Ann on Friday last—had experienced very Rangue Girone, Braz y Not Rock iw Brave: Roa OuN ts) bearing N tq W. the tack have the honor, B. Doptino, Lieut. and Commander. Jommander-in Chief, Mm, North West Coast of Jatland tory lentil light will be point of Jutiand, in lat thouse which contains the same 12 feet he level s. Rear Admiral the Hon. J. Perey, C Liaut on tHe Hanst ow a Hash o} he suitable for the season, at the lowest prices. ato a beautiful [1h yer Book, in var.ous bindings trom 75 cts ticularly call att ted edition of the to, $8 50, the | The Flowers of Piety—an elegant Pocket Prayer Book, from jouay Bibles—trom § yers at the end of ea pace of Catholic Melodies, I with practical reflections and from 25 cehts to $2. Hymns, Psalms, &c., from $1 tq’ this Olhes all the Marine’ Intelligence they, can SA le D fakertnciee of coe kind wil be henkiolls . : reervetl. Juvenile Books in great variety. Annuals, Albums, and Illustrated Books, in fine bindings. EDWARD DUNIGAN 15 Falton street. wa REMOVAL. ROWE’S HAT SALES ROOM, | 3 Hanover street, opposite the Hachange, to v THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Adjoining the Branch Post Office HERE will be constantly on hand an enlarged and hand- some assortment of the most fashionable Beaver, if together with a genefal assortment Removed from No. 40 WILLIAM ST. Johnson & ‘Holt & Owen; 8 re, Allen & Pax: & mereand French ‘The subscriber to state that every article from his establishment may be depended upon aa being of the first quali- ty, the most fashionable and desirable and at the most eft, Architect, of B Merchants Exchacg . iprig Constant, Cain, 17 days from Antigua via St. with coprer, to,A. Hujbar - ig Fxile, Card, 12 da from Sydney, via St. John, NB. PACIFIC H¢ 16? GREENWICH, Ne THE above wel OURTL ANDT STREET, faving recently undergone ex- , is opened for the reception of from Sydney, CB. with it days from Georgetown, SC. Teased the same for a term of ears 2 patronage of ics former guests aud G. FAKNHAM, SEIGNETTE BRANDY—In ball pipes, and rights, of very superior qvalicy, recent! ‘ochelle, under Custom bentare, and for sale by m HONESTY THE BEST POLICY. OUIS ANRICH, No, 68% © confidence of the publ his customers speak of him he hn satisfied with a smal will endeavor to merit 50. ker, 22 days from Jacmel, with coffee, to De » with mdse, to | J | atham street, gat New York; an: inia, with mdse, bracelet or, this beautiful breast pin? the aaswer is— ‘of Louis 685g Chatham st” ‘A. invites the ladies and gentlemen, from up and down call st his stay sucha long walk for nothin OLAR LAMPS, and Astral altered to Solar, warranted— Hall Lamps and Lanterns, New Glats Girandoles, French ent and plain Glass, be obtained at very THE 3 hr Cardinal, Berson, 8 days from Salem, with mdse, to P. for Nom Berry, 2 days from Stonington, in ballast, to the Laon | St. Pierre, Bryant, from Newport, RI. in ballast, to the Below, moderate a at i No 3 John street, Near Broadway. Jer, all articles matched to any patter ear Presents, wholevale and retai from Jacmel, wi . is new out, and tor ‘corner of Barrow end Every_memi Composed and craveed By Fae 4 : TRAVELLERS AND ERS—Life and Pi ere—P Revolving Pistols, w ny seconds, merely by pal ‘one piece, and therefore exam ‘The coastraction is very simp! m the pocket and used with one hand, without the loss of a imo . and sailed yest rday | McD sueall atvee one rf these books. Biscoe, Vera Suracoa; Exact, Johnson, they are an iadispensable protect their lives and property if attacked ‘he public are invited to examine the svme ty, being warranted not to Ket out of order, and safety, will certainly recommend them over al J. G. BOLEN, 104 Broadway, between Wall and Pine POST OFF IO New York, 1813. ew York. December, 26) ‘Sreamer Hibernia, which ¢ Roa‘s, called. the ngerous to all vessels comirg into. the ine in oF out o ble nt low water spring ti Straits of Baxca —Government No Hope, 3tst Ang, 1813. ernor, has been pleased to di FLISH MAIL—Poat Office, leaves Boston on Mond sy. the tet fa e ant até minates the under mentioned commu addvessed to Hear Admiral the Hon Joceline P rey. by HM brig Algerine, to be published for 'y his Exxcellency’s command. Six Moxtac, Sec. to Governmen HM brig Algerine, Simmon’s Bay, Aug. £6, oO Acq ¥ » for your ifort ce for ships passing through the Straits of wreek of a barque was passed by her Majesty’ ‘wu the morning of the 25th June, sunk in si with lower masts and topmast said wreck lays with {ygeepara | land, ( sixteen miles, an to or from the eatmaster Hegires to call the letters to Europe by this mail to the fret of been seized by the ad: one ruadred and sixty-five letters C board the st being pid to te oat moved to hive \t LORIMER GRAHAM. THE NEW YORK IRGICAL INSTITUTE, No, 75 Chambers street. tablished to render to the afflicted sound th June, the ‘entrance of the THs Insti‘ution, es and rife medi successful operition tor nearly ture are treated here. ‘utente who come to the iwst tation ption are also Lge Norwegian Light on ery fourth minute. four or five mil ie lit so early every morning hat it will be burning from the yerual to the autumnal equinox are moderate, and those whose to pay for their medicines ovly. crrnible at the di iy for English) ana will | every day between 3 ayy, from the autumnal to the v: hour after sunset till saurise.—[General Board of Customs aud Commerce, Nov. 11, 1843] Trunan, Now. 15 The ba Roanne, as also the Mow thery ated the winter marks e sen marks of the Haff and the | removed, and im wn sha PIANO FORTES CHEAP—Th informs his friends snd the publi now on handan ‘assortment of piand fort r take this opportunity !to inform the publié that he not adopt the practice of all the other makers in this city, of em- ig Professors to bring customers to his store to recommend ats and charge 15 per cent moretfor the instrument, which, is paid to the professor for his trouble. Persons who t instruments, by calling on him can, therefore procure un without being obliged to pay $50 or $75 extra for a pro- or to say the instrument is good. ‘sew and second hand ! ‘ortes loaned on hire Apply at 517 Broadway, Piano Forte Wareroom, or et the factory 30% Mulberry st, between Houston anu Bleecker. MOSES OKELL. 0 S, WERS, &e, FOR NEW YEAR'S.— NIoLO'S Conservatories aud Seed Store—The subscriber having made extensive preparations to supply his ole pa rope and others who may favor hin with their orders for Bouquets, Wreaths, Vases or Baskets of Flowers, & for New Y¥. presentation, would respectfully sinform thi ean be supplied to any extent, of a capnot be surpassed natural form, co} Hos rel together with Roves. Heliotrops, Dephnes, and many other choice and fragrant Flowers. It irable for orders to be left not later than next Satar- to ensure pu.ctuality. i more moderate than formerly, and of equal if not axa- pertor articie, A! 5 roadway, ze stre SO Se ETE sen, neral, ery cheap. He would OUQUETS FOR NEW YEAR—Those gentlemen who intend favoring subscriber with orders for Bouquete for ew Year presenta be ki wh to leave it ames as early as pos le to prevent. me fifty gentemen las Bouquet of white Camelia Japonicas, Im } Eclipse, Noblissimn, &c., $5 to $10; a medium description, but with choice flowers, $3 ts The Bouquets will be made either on the ronnd Parisian style or displayed ow a flat surface of Geranium and Myrtle, and will be furnished from the collection at Astoria, which is "not tassed for rarity extent in the country, ani known to require any labored description of the exoties cull ted there. Lhere are above 200 varieties of and nearly as many of Camelias, with numerous rare smaller Flowess, many of which are from New Holland, so celebrated for its unique flowering plants, d28 30" re GEO: C. THORBURN, 15 John at. EAUTIFUL FRENCH AND GERMAN TOYS and Holiday Presente—CHARLES 8. 3MiTH will sell this inorning at hal’ past 10 o'clock, in the store 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, a large italy ave i sonnble Toye and. Foucy. i Pores and Writing Desks. Mechanieal ‘Toys Folubed Fun Villages, ‘Rajiroads, Cities, lee Games 5 ture, Boxes of largs Ni ns, Churches, Markets, Menageries, F ortifieat Puazzl sets of Graces, Woolley Dogs. Musical Toys. Horsemen, Kit- yeu Utensils’ Cars iages. Cabriolets, Doils,dressed and undres- ‘ding Blocks, &c.'in great variety—To be ble for private families and | —The first No. of Harper's Great Muminated Bi- ble, is now to be seen on the advertiser's counter, to say by che publishers that all who take from me will get the very best copies. as they are all selected and warranted: T'o my down town frjenda, who wish to sub- scribe to me, they can have their numbers left in any part of the city.” N. Be~Also can be found atall times, all the cheap Dab: ic: tions of the day, ar all the. daily and . all the monthly periodicals, and all the American’ and. Eaglish ‘Annuals, n very iarge assurtiment of Juvenile Books for the Holidays: aud binding neatly executed, 0. He CROSBY, 10 Exchange Rooms, 2 1tec adjoining the Branch Office. FICE HOURS. KX. H. BOSTWICK i. forms the public. that in consequen: of the great increase of hi . his, office hours will hereafter be as follo the morging wotil 12; from 3 ty 4m the afternoon, which ineipally devo And from 6 until 10 o’clock in the evenit hours, he can, without fail, be consulted et his office.— lance of the day he will attend to out of door practice hy’s Family thy or, Ready Prescriber in all ness or accident, whea medical attendance is not re- galree orcannot be had—revised and enlarged by H Bostwick, M.D, can be had at his office, price 25 cenis. (o7* Office— No, 75 Chamber street H. BOSTWICK, M. D. 428 dwee Surgeon and Physician. MEDICAL—DR. BELL. D2GTOR BELL devotes hie personal attention (daily anti 9P. M.) tothe removal | of private diseases in every stage. All suffering under protracted cases, aggravated oF unamccess- uily treated by inexperienced or pretended practit'oners—those {ab rita under the destructive effects of mercury or quack nos- trums, aud all who suspect th+ remaius of disease lurking in the system, may consult Dr. B. always witha guarantee of cure. Persons contemplati of fd distance, ver exposes be safe and per- mane it Private offices 87 Cedar steet_ two doors from Broadway. dag 1t®m LV, this age of Qaackery and Humbug it is most importemt to choose an experienced Physi a DR. J. EVANS Has removed his Old Ga'en’s Head Dispensary to No. 288 Pearl street, comer of Beekman street, where he contin extraordinary cures of all delicate diseases, no matter c plicated; he apprises the citizens and strany that there ii other Dr. Evans in big old stand, and that whatever wich any other office. " Hi consultations strictly private. N_ B.—Observe the number; mistakes are often dangerous— 268 Peasl street. A (C7 Medicines and directions sent to any part of the Union, by partiewlarly stating the case, and enelosing five dollars. c KET SH IP OCONEE from New Orleans, ix diach g- 4 ; ttend to the receipt of their goods im: Sicha ee 1 known and FOR SALE—The Jease and fixture of that vopnlar house “Crummies Hall.” No. 40 Brondway, negt theOrympi¢ Thearresnow dojng * arue and profitable ‘The inration acd ratural advantages of this popa well known to need a single remark. ns for terms made known by calling at the Hall, ee UO LNS EE “a street. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. GEORGE R. CHOLWELL, MANUFACTUR®R AND IMPORTER, 79 William street and 24 Maiden Lane, fas now in store almost every description of beautiful as well as usefal goods enitable for HOLUDAY GIFTS, Viz:—Pearl Silver, Tortoise Shell, Ivory, Vv d Leather Shaving and Dressing Cases, Ww Bo: xes usic Boxes, Accordians, Chess and Back Gammon ‘Together with an im uense variety of lads and Pans y ‘Goods, wholesale aed retail Furchasers of the above articles will plase remember G. RC. Manufactures as well as Impor's. 424 Tt in re FANCY BALL DRESSES TO LE ar JIN. PINTEUX CAFE DES MILLE. COLONNES, 29 Im*ee yo? BROADWAY stu ADIES’ F Sr iikee reopectrully announces, their residences, iinman fashiouss “Terms very moderate. LD BLACK BALL LIN® OF PACKETS — The’ packet shio COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, will jexpatched for Liverpool on the Ist of January ber Those wishing to eugage passage will require to a make early application to ERDMAN, 6! South street. irom Geet Brita na freland ean be seeured the lowest rate, and drafts re I ‘for any amount, Terabe it the principal towns out any che aes throughout ritaie will Fe despatghe on the ith Janvary, nec raguler day 28re FEMALE Rag. Pills, rtveal, are ‘4 Triniageountty. See advertise wait oa lad a fi we perceive, to be cbt * ment on the last colamn, fourth pase (