The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1851, Page 3

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. THIRTY-SHOOND CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. House of Representatives. Wasninoron, Deo. 6, 1851, ‘Mr. Baiccs gave notice of his intention to invroduce a Dill establishing e mint in New York. ‘The Breaxen laid before the Hoyse the Superintendent of QCoast Surveys’ report, A debate arose as to printing 10,000 extra copies, and the subject was then refurred to the Printing Committee. ‘There being no general disposition for business, the House adjourned till Tuesday, whem the various com- mittees will be announced. From Washington City. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW SENATOR FROM MISSISSIPPI—THE SENATE'S OVFICERS—DIFFICULTY IN SELECTING STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE HOUSE—SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MR. CLAY—THE COMPROMISE MOVEME \T IN THE — Wasninaton, Dec. 6, 1351. General Fc ote has received « telegraphic despatch from Jackson, Mise., announcing the election of W. L. Harris, secession whig, to the Senate of the United States, for three weeks, till the new Legislature can meet to elect Mr. Adams, a strong Union democrat, for the whole un- expired term of Jefferson Davis. The election of Mr, Harris, by the union of the secession demoorats with the eccersion whigs, shows conclusively the absurdity of the cry raised by the friends of any particular candidate for the Presidency, that the Southern secessionists are Letter democrats than Union men. Humbug! It is, after all, probable that an election of officers may be held in the Benate. Considerable ill-will begins to manifest itself in Com- gress, and there is no little difficulty im the way of ap- pointing the standing committees of the House. Mr. Boyd has not as yet consulted with any of the prominen democrats who were spoken of as candidates for Speaker, and voted forin caucus. Judge Bayly. of Va., being sent for to-dey, has declined accepting the chairmanship of the Committee of Ways and Means. This is unfortunate, and will embarrass Mr. Boyd. After the committees shall have been announced, there: will be some requests to be exeused from serving. The chief object aimed at by Mr. Boyd seems to be a cheap administration of the govern- ment, and his committee, will be organized with « view to that end. Mr. Clay continues ill, and has been spitting blood se- veral times. A great deal ef anxiety begins to be felt for nthe Compromise resolution will be offered in the House by Mr. Freemau, compromise democra’, from Mississippi, and seconded and supported by Mr. Inger- *oll, « promising compromise democrat. from Connec- ticut. Mr. Seymour, of the same State, is equally ready 20 support them; sois Mr. Thursten, of Bhode Island; and ramor ssys Mr. Rantoul, (doubtful,) though he is willing to make any promise to be appointed chairman of the Committee on Commerce. OXENSTIERNA. The State Canvassers—The Canal tracts, Axsany, Dee. @, 1881, ‘The State Canvassers had « meeting to-day, but no re- sult hae been declared, The engineers are still engaged in overhauling the Canal contract proposals. During the coming week their labor will be completed, and the board will declare who are to have contracts for work. A large number of contractors are awaiting the fate of their proposals. Fire at Ithaca. Ivuaca, Dec. 6, 1851. A fire broke cut here, last night, in a carpenter’s shop, which, with its contents, a large quantity of lumber and 800 cords of hemleck bark, were entirely consumed The loss is about $1,300. The property was partly in- suredin the Hartford company. Con, Union Mayor Elected Cnaneston, Dec, 5, 1851. ‘The Union men of Savannah have elected their candi- date for Mayor. Senator Butler, of Benth Carolina, left Colambia, on ‘Tuesday, for Washington. From Salt Lake—Indian War, &c. Br. Lovis, Deo. 6, 1861. ‘The Balt Lake mail reached Independence on the 4th instant. It had been much impeded by snow, which was fifteen inches deep on the plains. “The news from the Mormon country is unimportant. ‘The Indians, near Fort Kearney, were very trouble- some. The Cheyennes and the Pawnees are at war with each other. Forger Arrested. Lousvinte, Deo. 6, 185). Bamuel R. Page was arrested this evening for uttering $1,400 ccunterfelt money. The money consisted of $100 notes on the Northern Bank of Kentucky. Arrival of the Sloop of War Jamestown Pauraverra, Deo. 6, 1851. Advices from Rio Janeiro to Oct. 22, report the sloop. Cf war Jamestown as having arrived from Montevidso— ‘all well. The Hudson River Rall; Oreice Hunsos Riven BB. Co, York, December 5. 1561. " and was proceedi = mad its fe from some difficulty oe orders to meer, the train wan bas topped te render an; render . woke Setacle which m into well as the other f aye x injured, some oe bat it ie hoped ‘het or rT ‘ome t to Mir Nicholls aes nS ae viernes iohols, on the other hand, seserte th menage ‘to him to be to take the west trac he hich Mor: would clear fer him to Mpa 1, ond alth thoseh ‘stormed ‘an accident had taken gaat tract, which toe, hie te tab 7 parti rly information ‘ist the wostern track wae i, ing what time Mor ductor of prittes VE being imprac mais this suatemont, it Rpahibed om the Teapousibility of the undersigned Dace att Rigor, phe gian we . te, eall at we ithout delay, and secure te nam! er ehtees in aesociation poseosses all the ad tapes cf similar associations, and is now-in suc: ext meeting will be held The Great Archer. now erected tn poner { Koesuth, my compete with the ARC SiS saprtice Sit the "uedies of Gotham with hia promiam tly reduced pri his old stand, 20 Greon. treet, between tren and Mo “Refence In Shirt Making. Mathem sion pnd vod taste combing to the fs Rvery Now's the Day, and now's the Ho ne of MANKIN & RAY'S celebeated Prot easily revommensed by the medical nae necesmary ab this reaeon. If vy cold weatber, and care for eccncmy, o. be An act biter nar oe Faten tee His prices are as reasonable as bis goods are excellent. C3 handle lndiaponssbio ite dees ark to Thi betwi ixt refinement and vul gary. ‘With the ald R pat Gloves everyhand may be rendered soft, beautiful 4s 9 speedy, pleasant footual oage 8 e Eta [8 "Bater Smportem, No- 4 all the rabber sto: Great, Good, and Glorious News——The } fifty cents. The sub- eet Yor Rye | Hever ~4 tier 3st 108 Nassau street. Vor sale 150 Broad: pre- treaeg, hap ile a uid ies Babul Waive, Hair Pri itty aa ae and generay | doug Dye is the best yet discovered for coloring the s plied. writs which thie tarerts and slavestebllabed The Best Hair D. jallard’s,) wer Sale or rt ah Io. Er ¢ Lispenard jiosl Hair ————————_——_ Boots, Shoes, Overshoes; Cork-sole, Dou- e-sole, Guts perche sole, Waterproof California, and Oress (he FH superior 7 jurable quality: ee ‘her. fey ‘other woar for ind: «ea hil 2, mae te found in the Ty lowest prices. at mportam, 160 Fulton MONEY MARKET. Barunvay, December 6—6 P. M. ‘The transactions were limited in consequence of the public reception of Kossuth. The market was buoyant: Most descriptions of stocks improved. Erie advanced %; (eome Bonds 3; Convertibles >;; Harlem >{; and Reading 2. Norwich and Worcester improved *. ‘The Atlantic, sailed to-day, bad $837,500 in American ‘old, and £1 000 in sovereigns. The Pequonnock Bank, of Bridgeport, Conn., has commenced issuing its notes. The vignette of the three and. five dollar bills is a view of Mr. Barnum’s residence» {renisten. On one end there is a most perfect medallion ikeness of Jenny Lind, and on the other, one of P. T tarmum, the President of the Bank. These likenesses neve been cut from the bille—in some instances destroy- ng nearly one third of them—and the bank, therefore, efuses to redeem all mutilated notes, except in propor. on to the amount returned. The result will probably »e alaweuit. The Diario de la Marine publishes « statement of be value of the trade of Cuba for the past year, from which it appears that the importations reached he sum of $25,983,227, and the exportations $25,631,018, aaking the total amounte over fifty-four millions of dol- are, The importations of 1850 exceeded those of 1849 by 0 per cent, and the exportations by 14 per cent. The crease of trade with the United States in one year has reen over two millions of doVars. In 1849 the total value f the trade with the United States was $1279,552; in 560, $15,012,618. The United States now, for the first ime, take precedence of every other country having in- -roourse with the Island of Cuba. The operations of the mint, this year, have bren reater thanever before, in the same length of tume. “he excess of coinage of gold. over receipts of California old, im 1851, up to the Ist of December, was upwards of ve millions of dollars. This is accounted for by the set, that there were large deposits of California dust in be mint in November and December, of 1860, the colnag f which was carried into this year's accounty. The an- renations or U. 8. Mint, Pumapecemta—Receiets avn Coimace. DEPOSITS OF PRECIOUS METALS. Cal gold. Oth gold. Silver. Total. se adinn sala == $5,000 000 40, 0.00 $7.50 3.007 700 Pease So 37.000 8,400 2,679,400 2785 on 75,000 ue 2,878,500 ‘3.26 60 65,600 14, 500 3.786 238 3.570, 000 60.00 itne 3 661,700 3,083,000 77,000 800 3-165, 000 4,048 P00 965 000 1,000 4173.90 3.960, 500 75,000 8,700 4 044.100 4 670.000 76.000 21,500 4.766 500 5,380,000 0,000 20,4005 470,800 $41,117,900 000 $154,200 $12,512. 638 — “Begs Seue ep Be " im akties Ser; Be ay Th te is 500 wo 205, NZEE pot Sade) 2Ea2 Bs lg I§ $46,199,131 $246,060 $140, The recelpts of Caltfornia gold, in the month of Novem- er, were greater than in any previous month this year; ad the coinage was greater than in any previous mouth, xeept March. Of the coinage, all but about five hun- red thousand dollars was of gold. The bulk of the gold coinage has been in double eagles. The coin may be ery useful for shipment, but it is mot of much use in the peretions of commerce. Eagles and half eagles are more vetirable coins. The capacity of the mint appears very creat, im consequence of the coinage of such large pieces, hereas, bad the coinage been of smaller denominations, would have been seen that the total coinage for the reat would have been comparatively limited. The de- ailed operations of the mint in November, 1851, were as nnexed :-— oman or Unite States Misr, Prirapecrnia, Novem- ER, nr double eagles. 24.640 28.256 half eagles... 306-404 quartet vegies 216.070 gold dollare 112,806 pieces 35,481,600 muven 12,000 halt dollars . * $6,000 64,000 | uarter dollare. 15 900 49 dimen 13.760 half ai : 3,000 100.200 three ent pisos 15 006 1,584 296 pieces. $5,594,865 corren VOB IDE COME 066s eee cece cece cece cece sees $1,001 26 1,877 420 pieces. 5,000,700 24 Mere than four and « helf millions of dollars of double oagler were coined in November, and nearly that amount n double eagles were exported in the same length of ime. This coin gives greater facilities for shipment than would otherwise exist, and the exportation is, no doubt, larger on that account. This large coin is (melted up in England and recoined, so that noth- ing ie gained by devoting so much of the time of epera- tors in the mint to this branch of coinage, If the man- egers with to show Congress bow much coining oan be done in a month, they would for a single month turn out nothing elee but double eagles. By #0 doing, they might show such an immenre capacity, as to put down most effectually every attempt to establish a mint in the city of New York. All the arrivals of gold dust are at this port; all the shipments of specie from this port; and it may be no more than just that Philadelphia should have all the coinage of it, but we cannot for tho life of us, ree it The following table of shipments of gold from San Francisco during the month of October, is going the rounde, and it might as well be corrected first as frurwests or Goin From Sax Francisco, Ooromen, 1851, Oot. 1.=<8tr Oregon, Panama $2,390.00 4 =8tr. Independence, San Juan 1:7 050 Palmer, Shanghai 42009 . 1,990.000 48.930 13.900 59 wo 7% i129 2) 000 ww Tentesee, Panama 240100 nat expste’ firing Uctober, 160). ce 87H This is the Alta California’s account, but it is wrong ‘The steamer Tennessee sailed from San Freucisco on the first cf November, and the shipments of specie by that vessel will be included in the November statembat. The actual chipments in October amounted to $4,444 875. ‘The imports of foreign merchandise into New Orleans, in October, 1651, amounted to $323034 46, and the ex! porte were as follows :—American produce, ia American vessels to foreign ports, $2,284,168; do. in foreign vessels to foreign ports, $164,318; total, $2,448,486 This exhibite | ‘an increase on the exports during September, of $1,145,- 718im American produce in American vessels, ani $138,- 444 in foreign vessels. Foreign merchandise in Ameri- can vesrels to foreign ports, about $9,000; do. in foreign vessels to foreign ports, about $6 000; total, $16,000. The exports coastwise embrace $1,234,700 in produce, and eR SR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEW cD KVBRY DAY. POST OFFICE NOTICE, OST z OFFICE, ‘NEW YORK.—? 0 ee mails, via Chagres pee Ue jer Obie, will clone ab Ahi of ioe on nt inet av) P. Mk, WM. V. BRADY, Mu. pre ornice, NEW ‘YORK.—NOTICE.—THE aur. fornia mails, per United States Ly oe via ierath will close at Nite ooo, gos ‘thi Cae a WY per British steamer Mert the West Will close at this office om Monday, the 8th inet., atll A. WM. V. BRADY, P. M. PERSONAL. Rp pena na pa ne eh MNS ee F MICHAFL BRADY, A SLATER AND MASON BY trade, from 1m Dambarton, Roatnad. who arrived im the ship ut lst April gms bri Brady, who a t our office, the; wit} of somethin: fe nivantege. AFUE OFC, they WO ONHAM be DIMON, Gf South street Mere or THE «TH INSTANT, A MAN NAMED ja OST OFFICE, OTICE.—THE MAILS Tadie Teland: Samuel Wells, with his right arm off 4 bow joint; twonty- three years of age; hi light pants, re h brown fre with ‘ab oat er will " give interes tion ging pier 23, N. R., paper money in his pocket Who on board of the so! Ploughboy, shall be suitably rewarded by Daniel u of the ‘itvetrione Keoeuin, ind % is axpeoted member of the Guards will otual at the bout L. Burxcey, Orderly. wie M. McARDLE, Captain. EMPIRE GU. ood aus ting, of the londay ng, ty ath le ErTLEMAN, Com'ds. Bensx. Wuerier, Sect. SPECIAL NOTICE, f ar NICKERBOCKER TENT No. 2 I. 0. OF R.—THE members of this Tont are req ested to attend a re resting, on Monday zine it 78 A treet URANCE COMPA. ht per ceat has mand at the office, No. MoLEAN, Seoret Ye REWARD.—LOST, ON PRIDAY EVENING, DE- tween{Bavings Bank, Chambers street, throu h Hudeon larbson, shrough Clarkson to tho coruer of Carmt ir stgeote, 8 Dive eotton Naining $95 i L° ST—IN A TOMPKING Bae OMNIBUS, or In 4 all lace —s ane em alady Son's Mosers Peerage ie uh WAN. BY A MABRIED MAN, WiTeocs, CHIL- a r OF id take charge of stern. nC e ie | be b | A sete ‘addressed to C. gan met d_whepe An interview can ediate attention. SALBSWAN, ONE WHO 18 AC. clothing business, alo, & boys apply at Ne: 10: Fulton Ww D—a ‘AMaclated witht well recommended; otreet. SEAMSTRESS.—ONE ting oad Indies’ dresses dhs ‘None ther than a ome. eed apply Gull. at No. 30 Rast Twenty tireok, between 9 andl o’eleck ia the moraing, ANTED—BY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, fe Gin Se tian for tue dape, sh corner of Pine Tua"Wannlngeon ctrecte, - and Ironer. Beet city ANTED—AN RE rs eld LAD. ABOUT teen oF se’ pes, to xe of erran apd himself get rely toma Wa at the Southera ‘Telegraph Office, ocrner Hanover and Rx asad Wana 114 NASSAU STREET, 7 Teachers jarkeepers, Coneh- Farms, Boye to Men roads and Jeara, eared a mm, & Cig ter er lee: Applicants, & : Tovlaga and devorining siouation re: require’, will be waited SPINK, Agent. YOUNG MAN, OF Goop Qu. SIRE cit eee ee es Fey . Communications addr areeved HR, erate ofoor wall mech Bearer IN A MILLINERY GOODS JOBBING a references required. Apply to N Py fey tt a) Pply to KR, Thompson, No, z as aes rete aay jm ite erage nt Oke Mev QuEenoryer PLATE FINISHERS WANTED. i first finishere way find immediate and permanent the Boston Stereot; Foundry ‘ing lant rther information apply to W. 1. rooney; | Ppvcation FOR ADULTS.—A LADY FULLY QUALI- fied will devote her time in giving instruction Ve Sag. privately, te 3 to eee whos: pie ‘was negloct- will be formed fee tee semyenlenes af Sueph aunbte $8 otbend’ during tae a Apply at 50 Franklin street, elgiebeien ILY GOVERNESS.—A LADY DESIRES Dir above; she instructs in Musi ae French oaidon & nod” ish ine veil at nttend pupfis for elther of ‘theal plis! best references given. Address “! tember.” Herald offee: io OYERNES} WANTED—A LADY WHO. 8P: KS Fr r Freaeh competi and fally, fot he Soaige rences will be required. RIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.—’ Oliver B. Goldsmith, 249 Broadway, has redu: terms from $15 to $10 for 8 course of private lessor ting. Mr. G. has classes for ladies and gentlem=: Se De area ren x. at the low oh: ‘$2.50 forthe term—ten lessons. A satisfactory improvement guaranteed GoNs, CoN, cank Tana eo Washes Bin aeea rues Rae Stans ad bettates Bre Sao Partienlar attention to up brass “‘g for steamers. 166 Maiden lane ome _COPARTNERSHIP BN NOTICE: i Wy 4aza 4 PARTNER IN THE GUN TRADE, WITH three orfour hundred dollars. One that has worked the business preferrcd; or a young man that waa! care, the trade with the above.; Apply at 23636 Bir stree! to op _ MATRIMONIAL. SALES BY AUCTION, mw WATER, AUCTI' FY 10. L. pote Re, Rosewood, Gisee, Chinn, Patian Marve; Bronzer, Be. hee 06 | ee Yi 7 Bie, eon Catalogues 6. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ras | the eity, 00 i D. of Movday ‘meraing, it ste ciceny 1 Ts ny! 9 fine varies of vi 4 “ett a poattivel THE BALL IGTON ENGIN: 29, HO. , 2 EereED ge G onl Be Bes, Tommas, ing and the Committee * the Retbing to add te the flaseute of iitiaa 7 ured Dedworth' Ee from the Allason, J eet Jc ¢. two ep fa Bedstoads, Sofas, tapestry. ert ree ply a rain Carpets, rT ry ut Bureaus, Voltaire Chairs, mahogany, end map Buisteids, dining. car Sthar | il ‘ot, and nd other Re p 2 (eather Beds. Mat- hetande, ie eke RAISINS, SPERM CANDLES, &c, on Tuesday. Dec. ¥, at lug corner of Greenwich stree Pg Rag ee loek, at Co t, o vaies at 57 = ora FOF SALE STEAMER JOHN NEILSON.—AT THE Bereheney, Bit, Bachanee, in the of New York, on We: __ FOR SALE AN AND Dp TO. LET. N “EXCRLLE LENT OF OPPORTUR ITY TO INVEST A sivat s barn, iard gent to be is going to ju the hours Bs Liberty streek iets , of J. Burke. ete ee Fw SA4LE—THE STOCK "aD FIXTURES OF old noneneees, Brewers in a its olby peeereunes: Br ed 1 y fivted ww, for ons, with lease of eleven years. 7) location is on one ofthe meet public thoroughfares in the oi is the house has bei sa AND FIXTURES or AN oyster and t saloon. Is is fitted upin refresh the latest atrleyanain one me ofthe Beat thoroushtares in the sity. nots itt it be eld dor iete tha than their tal ‘ot 2 Fourth heir value, o’clook in street, in jorning, F® SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, WITH | a feed store and C: acious cellar attached; the store is a and andsomely dy Hed up, and ts suited ior an exten- ve business ; wi ap as iho has ts ere Tek oy the males, Venta street eon Fe SALE—A DINING SALOON, WELL LOCATED, 2 ng lower part arte the city—loase, fixtures, stock, 08, 0, TINSMITE: Denleernk corengenems Hiurdware, or Steve Dealers.—For s: and sheetiron manatnoteey, establia! Fun of teade from families, shi vor ry publiothscoughfare for Ample reasons assigned on reasonable terms This i » very seldom met witl Water street, or to et. These storeshave aro 25 by. 110 feat ance, They are ‘lid n the course of two Stor tro $y OW) to $9,000 each. t them for a term of Sve or ten years ved To persons desiring a it would be desirable to ot and D A HUD. or three years they will subscriber will for terms. &e. peter BON. 192 y, OF Rov't H. MeMill Strang, Adrian: Oo., No. 2 Maiden |i of the firm of LET—A HOUSE UP TOWN. IN A VERY DESIR- location, with ‘all the modern improve: Poi ehydteg she best tre: ia able, and the moans of Lire ws So rome 0 qateome old, 0 ook ot he kind in ee ly gpa au. be has read Pi separa wil be pal Sy Ey see Ae. ST Fetes Sr T. we sbiroaes 3s ih i patentee One By ing the same wernnrrrnnnwrnnnnwwnnnnnnee | Forks and c83 be Hhecliors generally, in all other 5 Broadway. 7 AecARUAty aneted WINE, AND BRANDY | places; or can be veut 7 poets OST— FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIFTH, a “A POCKET. ay ca L° hock of Inauruiments.. The finer will’be asitahls ee _ PO | co NAN OMA warded by returning the same to Dr. K | best a oe | DWIDEND. THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE - mene ee Bast deo! Lo . 2, A DIAMOND CLUSTER LL WHO WANT TO BUY goon BRANDIES, WINES dividend of Sve centapen the capital stock, payable Bresi will be liberally rew: raed b Kit, “ on and after the ieaving the eam at atrect, “i ’ ieee Peele sre shina, 4 Brow esias rots sr Dec. 6, 1861. CHARLES Mi. BIRNEY, Secretary. LOST. ner of Orosty, where ~ eae EW YORK AND BOSTON RAILROAD. —THE BOOKS A Sosa of New te tone, wy a ne erate sented, oF the money wit Tt OLAS PIERSON, Menager. N* plat subscription to tbe eapital sick of the, New York ie ate, ¢ bearer for the rum of road, own Notice is here! Sty that payment of the «ame is stopped T,¢ CELEBRATED , FALKIRK AL) SUPERIOR rts it ee art Car, peek Vermsies, We. ae ~ay 108. ADDISON = N,OWNER WANTED A SILVER waTc re london porters oH Subscript SEU SE DEALER aeenie cece meameee) Sm rn a \- fever, at the Fourth Ward § and Trey nly Sra Broome ctsees, neat Ben = alae arater Gey amowin papas trvatean $5.4 REWARD Wilt BE orice ck 70 14rontana oF OF GIN—THE SUPERIOR aria | A wallow al Line ay fee, ts or of ew ralton Market. Rauize at'No 239 Pearl extects injunction Tevidntng partion fom evel and Z Line, ot Seoturs okots aad Ane X Xitine of rottisine any Gin with out trade mark crsalling | fuged on reasonable be en- HAWL L0sT.-THE DRIVER THAT TOOK A GEN: | $27 Gin whclesale as and for Ewan Gia, unless {tbe ‘oman from Ong from us: we hereby coution all importers and dealers ia Gia ¥,2YRNES & Co, NO. SOUTH STREET, way Hi Rey aot to tm Say, Gin with the Swan Brand. ot advertise or | P, Y,2°RVES & CO. NO. PEsEs, Ey ase sell aay imag and for Swan Gin. aaless rocured from | pigns 0 ous Bugland, Ire us, a8 ree tia cate, ia bay ee Siatnaslaeatlawe SCHUCHARDT & GRpaa wie as dan Wits wtareeese F the Swallow Line warded, - BOARDING A AND LODGINGS. NTLY SITUATED ROOM ‘TO RENT at ‘NO. table for ® gentloman and wile, nN PEnaah At a RESIDING ig BROOKLYN, 6 I 1 furnished mforte of room requi Address box 1,411 Ni Biojeiranctaal WANTED—BYA YOUNG j 'y. where there are ADY, IN A SMALL boarders, and no Cs will be rey ired, “van erred A re a ee rt gory, Herald office. OARDING—A LARGE PARLOR ON FIRST FLOOR, and neat ai 5 ase scvapied ty 0 gmalh retired faatiy Toeatisn, omen wishing rooms + eve som gh} not oudway ome OsRD WANTED WITH sxe UNFURNISHED rooms. bj in the viein! av nee, belo wire, 3 . with Ce with bed-room ad; iiy.euNe 9 Charles street, (Warre nowse, Croton water, bath toom, Be, A. sringle ge . GARD THE & jpRecarnes Ly TUREE R ROOMS TU jet re ona, f — and — Bits bretet vu ag sous TO LST. 4 Ly oo atroet, m oard, as No. 6 Church tothe corner of Murray street, URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, WITH it board, ins gree fe, references re: ra fart, if required. aoe ye, Eieneh street. RNISHED F PARLORS 2 ANS, Bi Tro bres ai URNIGHED Ar ART Ean. with PRIV ark 4, ‘table to fami! 14 Leroy place, Bleecker ERY DRSSIRABLE FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, on second and third floors, to let with board, Bathing enionces within the hous. The location desirable, and one minute's walk of the Opera adway. | Ap ny at No, 29 St, Mark's Pince, Eighth street. AN TED IMMEDIATELY—BY A his wife, with inl board ging! AND RNISIIED ROOMS, tes, of fall board. by 9 contlemen. RA, iferaid oe, Price no objeat WITH BIFAK- Address LEGAL NOTICES. ® OF BROBIVER OF TAXES, No.6 NEW CIT fot \SS!.- Taapayere ate hereby ONS Der cont will be made on ai on the Ish day of Dooomber nex ¢ ith day of Deoomber. The Receiver would e toupe are tho importance of making ae early nite ae 5 bio to 4 the crowd and delay, whicb cenartty follow, just proviors to the pe 4. Th day of Ne a scserting pavore aise x: 4 Ey LIGATION, Muticerrianos FOR BALE cuRar. nl srLEN. octave ros wood Piano, 7 eee forsale ta 6, and one Bowery, ot; whare th will sont {'breseh millinery, ton the most reasonable terme. as save reason gs : ie atest Fe and hateful ceramble peoeoapey oe t-, pale ot the CL 4 fash rubbers. In chur pecially adios ivatgoualy ge devoted, the hope of howe 4 his happiest imepiratt: meat most graceful, remente, Re oat adv ira! beir pretty feet from pA read atthe bien them to protect their rm, our rigorous climate. EXPRESS AGENCIES, &. A‘ & CO's aor CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, | Peekage, and Parcel Express, the . mail er -M., throwgh, ae wv m special freight agent and # Hination. All freight to go by with, lavoleen | prior bo thea weepreet condi Small p: on hour of x 1B ADAMS TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. GO. We and 1s Wall strect. C4ppan AND AMBOY f.-— -g 4 yma yeen J Ag York to Paliade a ier Rivor, team boat JOR TTER. Morning Line, ats at S o’clook | Afveracen Lins, rv cee as te. deo®, $2. Rmirrane Line, 06 ae ee, Pesce Be: tars, INEM, TORE an> if $4 howe via Ne 0 $8 for iret « New York tf 4. ¥ tai Mn br heeve! Faster, wi tickote gue | momar ot ee we |} HN M'MICHABL, % OLD SLIP, CORNER or souTH street, N 7 Kerk, a pee te furnish Sight Brats. rich pal towne throughout England, [re- : Slee is various of my. Giencex. 4 iti es See re bre: Each ember’ jee @ share inthe — of thi orks of ‘fue engrav. tors all ty poy artists, vis : the ington” by. Kensett ‘asl a 5 6 ‘oodville; srorgsial ie Mo Binge Homey oy teen all subscriptions shall bo be ruchived aba dey ae possible, that sdditi dt the present Ia ortionss its members, for artists, and untry, dividual action can singly seoure. ny is soknowie all who haveseen Present collection, to be far superior to that xy any p coaheanng 3 “evening, ab tures, Be open day ax: jreoms DAgUERR Ory? Ee. .—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN aaednne lated Lin mapped ust received, — invoice of full medium siscs expected by = i's. VICTOR BISHOP, 2% Maiden lane. ADIES' FASHION,—KOSSUTH'S bei vag Be miniature on ivory, for bracele: breastping, adapted to.e atts in gold, diamonds. or epaarioe y be seen a owollers, Bros Sica eee in aes Sito boat ” who makes to order it " ho will honor bim with « ‘call ‘ye i ro Por 10a Le 102 Leonard street, near FRe pure —THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, ith ty of other fine Oil Paintings, Werf; entirely ‘ivertea ym the collection of the Marquie Allegri, deceased, at Paris, and will bo sold s¢ reasopable it would claim the tion of all the lovers of reor ia California. Further persons desirous to pur- MBY, 25 Pine street, next cl ay to ie a HE GENIUS OF AMERICAN LIBERTY WELCOM- ing, Kossuth to the Vw of Freedom.—This ne — by M.€ G hose talent bas bee i rat foure. rs) Johnson & Brothers, 534 do. dat the lithographic establishment of H. Lacom| G Cretien, 17 Murray street, third for, from 9 0’ woloek x in the morning till five in the evening. MISCELLANKOUS. (ABaRL Es P. KIMBALL, | COMMISSION MERC for she sale of all ki books and sta a wharf, San Francisco, Ci Kurs, HALT PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT- 14l Falton street, N.Y. Wedd: at Home Cardi co Boxes, Envelo Ko An engraved plate, aad shy ears, for 10 sbi Depot tor for the sale of Bresecn, Burked Oli, Bianhtea, We. IAMANS D'OCCASION .— way, exhibits s varied agso in the very best ai hased under peculiar eircumsten atatrifiingsavance. Dismonds ready mounted, aiter o1 nal designs, or mounted to order. Wie AND JEWELRY. THE My rg Invites the attention of peptic to his eplend' Sil vor ware, sui ble for ‘best manufacture, am oe ie iW TNOCH1O, 118 Canal etréet. IAMONDS FOR SALE, BY LOT OR ANGLE | STONE, at thie lowest mastet prices. DAVID R. Importer, 375 [aba ch tabtes, OLD PENS AND PENCIL CASES —NEW LOTS aT from $10 60 to $'50 per dozen. for sale at wholesale and retail by DAVID RalT, 375 Broadway, up stairs. D™“2?2: 3 RINGS, id Ear PINS, CROSSE! RAC! i the lowest manvtactuemng eemeang coeeuen, up ste’ Rings for sale at Dav. trade prices. iD yee an 5 Broadway, s racele eet U1 Jewelry, Breast. Bar Rings, &6., of the la facturer, o1 merit te Pine the m: AVID r= “QUALITY SILVER wai Ke. for ones # meaufect Prices. DaVviD Walt, 37 35 ircotden, stairs. S11LVER CARD CASES.—NRW PATTERNS ASSORTED tail by the memntacturer Dati main eee 7 ala 375.Broadway, up statra. Cure, TOYS.—THIRTY CASES JUST RECRI of these curious and attract TUTT! mat Broadeay Creat eae aking feoeepi, ie code, See teialltpare of tbe shy of suburbs, av any time desired, rhe charge. — Wats GRANITE DINING cena ek of real vies st its ty? THE UNU- Mare; 1 Greek JG and ophere im want fseglet calling aoea hambers sti way. Lui! sar DINING SET? —THE SU! it opened & ave of White Granite one hunteed and nineteen 55 Chambers street, veiow E Broadway. OAL—PEACH ORCHARD, LEHIG Ww ORCHARD, LEIIGH, WAITR. ASH. {4 and delivered tad = partof she lowest current Canal and eat EACH ORCHARD coak. annie F Lan aa La Washington, at Albany nove, a tay yale at 813) ton and 300 Hone; yeicert. Woshingwe | ADIES, MASONS, ODD PELLOWS, FUNNY PF lows and 0, U: a. can obtain at 744 Grand stress variety of artic ited to thele wonte Livareres Glos. the beet article at won baskets, gar ailvor 1 ars, fringes, tassels, an ornaments for regalis snd fancy ‘dresses, flags, ribbons, cH vets, , Fonettes for ball committees; ry so for the vestiges a or, Fg orf Dauatoto wictavroidery in gold and oliver ta eplenaie nesise your, eoven per cent interset, ilowed. Address bor 2790, Prost 815.00 = or five years, a¥7 percent wi KELLY ED ON BOND p ane tg GRNET, Y,. 25 Wall street. ASTROLOGY, dc. ts wonderful developemen areto elleve the publinned statemeate, years intervoning between vhe v eck, the seventh son vegeereth, sou 94 th nly 801 aye Doctor Roback, is a horose teofs carefull ow n Nativity A of the future ev * ‘transeribed He sleo at chat carly date tar would Jead him to the Presiuenc es, and would protect him and crown him with « halo of Ty. that is not to be erased by the hand of time, but to be Tegiatered among the Planets, to add luster to their orbs This wil do for one day. Zhove who foal & euriosivy im te- gstd to Seventh Sone, Nativities Ruling § it do well to examine Dr. Roback's they don's find enough there, let them get an. A Almanac and be eatiofie?. All letters to C. W. No, 6 White street, New York, wil) b r For mote particulars, ca) Almanse, gratis, whore certifion: HORSES, CARRIAGES, &. GRTHER OR SEPAR. light Wagon and Darn Feligious| to, if prepaid, tro nd, kind and gentle; and ¢ ® #. To be sold cheap, for want of be seen at the cooper's shop, Twenty-second Beventh avenue POR SALA BRCOND Hawn coarH fe rrRen Tate oraer, Alem, & low Price Horse. Brewers Buables, No. 60 Broadway. Una we eeu ae | ANK aT bball wand bandanas re tion may be URNIT URE.—H. STONEY. WwouLD ee fully invite select their NO. om, BROADWAY, Wi daliers, Bi Ma, 01 late ech ae oe Lam) 1 a Pratd Lampe, of extra ve teen, made at the Bevokiyn vitae Gtane 6 G rookiyn Flin St owt Factory, Now. 8s gd 0) Vevey i wien Remove v ‘the conse meta what aL iti! The frequent oo The fevered pulse the vugheancd chert Res Inboring and oppressed. the attest — martes ‘Be in time! the ben eet Tang waht, e ten de: Rogers has blended in one charm, its Byrep the worst sough will calm, = mores ov ‘Thon try it at the fh eet slarn— And bein time! pts by A. Ap & LT the Gothic roadway, ond by ail toa United Gates and Canadas. Prices in lange bottles Sh ae bottles for $5. ViGILANOB CoMMinT 9h fone Vk e wh i BL WANTED. ers the good work Sit do, Bhall we clot ne. Tho Depot for the sale of Lyon's Magn the Gestruction of insects without poise Magnetic Pills for killing vermin, is at 424 Bet TIFUL PACE AND HAND.—T in possession righ iments weather, ef unseemly (that distinanishing mark ex # sulastity,) oll hard wa } ste ance nc ared, however : eine direst cre of mail t> any lady or gentle t "Adare aoa Yitte, Ree enter, New York PRESERVED ANE { Brondway. Han en entir Weal Feepoetsbie p t parties w Amy neo vOntenes,