The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1851, Page 2

MONEY MARKET. Tvxspay, Dec. 9—-OP. M. Stocks are quiet today Quotations remain sbeut the same as at the close yesterday. There is no specula- “flow abseed, and stocks are confined in their movements * to few bands. A broker sells to-day, and buys in to- morrow, and hopes have been entertained that outsiders would sooner or later be attracted, and relieve the street of the large lots of fancies which are now such a dead weight, The season has slipped away without any very important upward movement, and thore who have pur- chased largely with the impression that an active spe- culation weuld give them good profits, have simply made a mistake. If there is anything near the value in the fancies holders represent, they of course have no ob jection to carry them, but it is our impression that most of the largest holders are anxious to sell, that they are only prevented from putting their stooks on the market by the apprehension that a rapid depreciation would be the result. To sustain prices, it is necessary to keep the mark et as poorly supplied as possible, and to Keep up an active demand. Todo this, holders who al- Yeady have more than they want, are frequently com- polled (o purchase on a falling market, to prevent a se- rious decline. It is pretty certain that before any great istribution of the leading fancies takes place, prices must give way. Money is by no means abundant. There is anactive demand, and the brokers are not able to get all they want. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $52,030; payments, $09,940 30—Balance. $3,295,990 38, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the receipts of the ‘New York and Harlem Railroad Company in each of the first eleven months in each of the past four years: — New York axp Hanvem Raitroan. 1848. 849, 1850. $31,541 29,386 1862 $Al bor 87.101 42,016 49,610 January... February. Mareb.. ‘Totals...... $208,616 $989 108 $454085 goT2 on ‘These receipts show remarkably well, but notwithstand- ing the great increase in their revenue, the Directors of this company will not increase their dividend upon the eld stock, in consequence ef their very heavy expendi- tures during the present year in buildings erected by them in this city for offices and depots, and other build- ings between New York and Dover Plains, and also in ex- tre expenditures on the extension between Dover and | ¥ Chatham Four Corners, in providing ears, locomotives, &c. &c., and moneys necessarily laid out by them on the extension, not included in the contract for constructing the new road. The expenses, therefore, will largely ex- | ceed those of the previous year. The company are pre- paring their annual repert, which will be issued to the stockholders on the first of January, showing these facts, and therein they will justify themselves for not increas- ing their rate of dividend heretofore paid. ‘The United States mint paid certificates to No. 11.248 | yesterday. The following Is a statement of its business for abe week ending on Saturday :-— Deposits. Coinage. Payments Gora. . $2,916,600 $865,050 $2 OR ATS Bilver 1,400 18,253 ‘919 Total ....... $2917,000 $890,003" g20upaaT ‘This is @ pretty good beginning. We have no doubt the aggregate for the month will exceed any previous one of the year. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the receipts at Tide sary toexonerate the general government from any lia- bility for any portion or all of the debt of Texas. The Governor says that it is evident that the whole ten mil- lions of dollars wil! not be required to discharge the out- standing liabilities of the State, according to the scale which has been adopted for ascertaining the actual amount of those liabilities, and from which be can see BO reason to depart. There is not @ sufficient amount i2 the Btate Treasury to meet the ourrent expenses of the present Legislature. It is recommended that pro- vision be made to pay “the $260,000 interest, which will be due on the five millions United States bonds on the first of January next, into the Treasury es soon as practicable. The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, fer warehousing, and the amount with- drawn from warehouse, for the week ending the 4th of December, was as annexed :— Movements ix Foreian Day Goons. ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES pooled 5 5} £] cnweck Straw goods..119 Flowers and 2 632 7 (1,987 1 1062 “8 633 Sik & worsted 3 13 Silk & cotton. 27 2 707 Hose .. 2 > 4d76 3 1 1,852 Pa 2 301 4 5 1,989 2 6 1023 2 ~ & 1,088 i ew ce 8 8,003 163 $30,046 Other manu ota 2 789 Total.....+6128 $00,005 WITHDRAWN FROM WAREHOUSE. MANUFACTURES OF WOOL, MANUFACTURES OF SILK Water, vic the canals of this State, and the arrivals at | Buffalo, vic the lake, during the season of navigation in 1861. ‘ Movements or AckicuttuRaL Propvets—1851. Canal Receipts. Lake Receivts 3 32a747 1213721 934 10.612.016 0,962 023 ‘Thid ts an important table, as it shows the sources from which ovr supplies of breadstuffs, &c., are derived. ‘It will be seen that our own State furnishes large quaa- tities of provieions. A greut deal of the wheat arrivims at Boffelo from the West is manufaetured into four in this State, before forwarding to Tide Water. The bulk of the butter and cheese which comes to this market vi: the canal, is made in the State of NewYork. Very little barley comes from the West. This graim is cultivated extensively in this State, for malting, and brought to Albany for « market. Very little corm raised in the Btate of New York comes to Tide Water. It is princi- pally consumed in the vicinity of ite growth. ‘The last annua! report of the Norristown Railroad Com- pany shows that the duacces are in @ favorable condi- tion, and that its prospects are steadily brightening ‘The whole amount of receipts from passengers were $95,073 90, of which $08.426 00 was taken on the Norris- town branch acd $51.657 om the Germantown branch The whole amount of receipts from freight was $41,763 17, of which $90 153 32 was from the Norristown branch, and $2,550 95 from the Germantown branch. ‘Total from all sources, $190.960 92. Balance previously 4m hand, $14,253 17. The totel amount of expenditures. of all kinds, during the same period. tacluding two per ovat dividend upon stock, was $146,278 90, leaving a eash ba lance im the hands of the treasurer of $7,335 20. The estimated revenue for the year was $130,000, being $9,000 63 less than the actual receipts, and against $220,515 the previour year. This shows @ very prospe- yous condition of things, especially when it is takea into cousideration that the destruction of the bridge at Con- sbohocken deprived the company for the greater portion ofthe year of the coal business usually done from that point with the Reading road. The whole number of pacsengers conveyed over the road for the year was 606 500, or 1.611 per dey, against 457455 the previous year. The constant outlay for new rail, depots. cars engines, &e., &c , which the company bas liberally made the past year, are, of course, included in the total ex penditures; and hence, while the increased busines: on the road each euccestive year will enable it to contin these expenditures € Pom & more liberal scale. it will also emabie it to provide for a more rearonable dividend to the stockhclders. ‘The annexed statement exh ibits the condition of the Btate Bank of Indiana and branches, on the Slat of Oo- tober, 1%: Brave Baws ov Isnrava avo snancees, Oct, Sler, 1951. MEAwe Notes and Bills discounted .. Banking Houses and other real es Furniture . Due from Eastern Due from other Banks Remittances and oth Brapch balances. Indiana 6 per cent Notes on other Bank Geld and Silver... Capital Steck Surplus Fund.. Dividends utdra Profite sirce last [i Due to other Banks.. Due Conal Trurters ond Due Sinking Fund, &e Due to Depositors... Circulation . ‘This shows an increase of discounte in bills of $409 apd an inereare of circulation of $340,550, over the < $4479.48 95 300,720 88 a 7851 52 605.283 40 3 60 we or. responding period of last year. The State Bank of lo- | diana is one of the best managed institutions in the ry; her notes pase freely and ate rought Fates west of the Alleghany Mountains in bis message to the Legis. cusses the eubject of the ten Bt ate, western cc for in wil The Governor of Texas. ai a(ure hat Stet pillions, awar 4 to the by wt enor # Boundary Bill cording to the conditions of that bitt whole amount wa retained by the Un fovernment wntil the the Btate ling bonds snd ether certifies Texas, for which @uties on at the Trear he Vafed States The decision of tt igations in end b amen am at ( , ngrers for such be made to a0 will euthorize the Treasury Department tbe State the stock comtemplated by the act. upon her Shing relenees V0 the Vaited Btates as psy be neces. | Linens......+ $27,316 - Value Total....... 16 $2,832 ae MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. Pkgs. Value 9 $2,021 Wearing ap} pl 1 223 Hemp un +50 Wcloth...... 3 Total. Ewrenen Waaznovs: MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. MANUFACTURES OF CoTTON. Pkgs. Value. MISCELLANROL’ *. w # a ses a 8,128 Total. 72 $08,427 ‘Total... 288 = Tate axcariTeLation, Man. of flax .. Miscellaneous. Man, of wool..207" $102 207 * ofcot...482 95347 Total.......495 som % ofsllk...125 60,085 « offiax..461 90.916 Miscellaneous.163 30,946 Total.....1,529 $088,451 WITHDRAWALS, Phgs, _Vabue. Man. of wool.. 00 $19 538 of cot... 16 2832 «= Tetal.....1.186 $204,746 “ ofeilk...112 27,316 ‘There is nothing particularly striking about this etate- ment. The value of goods put apon the market during the week was $457402. The value cf gooas entered for warehouse was larger than usual. Notwithstanding the limited importations, there appears to be no dimiaution im the exports of specie. Last week the shipments o¢ precious metals amounted to nearly three millions of dollars, while the total valine of Imperts of merchandise, &e., will not exceed one third that sum. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port during the week ending the 6th instent, distinguishing the destination ‘and nature of shipmente to each country :-- Cosmence or THe Pont or New Yore—Weexuy Exronrs, Londen= Flour bbis. te Ravel stores, ie 761; oll cake, do 2/00; staves, 6,000; stoves, Tieton gio Gl, gala, 0.435; beef, ton, 631; cheese, Ibs., 1OBAi8; nufactured tobacco, do., 8°. ivory, ¢ Liverpool--Cotton, bales, 4.625; flour, bbls 1,798; paval stores. do. 6.454 ples, d0., 225; wheat, bus. 76.960; 4 200; rice, do., 106; lard, do. ‘at 170 crocks, IR goede do 61: books, 40,0; T sbell, do, @o..1; tobacco, bhds., 12; do. heqeaeentond ; Cheese, do, 20.549; phosphate of lime. tons. 05; fustic. do. 28, of] cake. casks, 25. oe nh ia. 12; hops, bales, 8: wine, qr. cks., 6 digo, chests, 00; ipeese, ceroons, 5. 1,600; staves, 4,800; logwood, halew Rags EP hme barrels. 345; sere —= Cotton pearls, do, 40 preserved provisiot = — au #, do, 18 St hops, bare ” Marseilles. —Staves ash beara 27 ; spunge, ekine, do). 4 Glasgow Flour, bbls tobacco, easen, 12, bs; nia rabber good do. srusetisee, Sark, sesms, 40; dn, Sage, books, caves, 4; {vanilla beans, do, 70,000 ; wax, pounds 4,590 ; i pot packages, 1; furniture, India rubber goods, tobacco, do, 28; do, barrels, 22; do, — ; do., manufactured, ‘pounds, 7,040; wainat, ' Span ‘wood, toms, 6; ptmento, bags, 100 | rice, ; clocks, eases, 10; extract of longwood, do , re, do, 1, beef, barrels, 100; wine, quarter merican Colmies—Flour, bble., 6,924; corn meal, do, 60; apples, do., 31; rice, tieroes, 2; beet, do, 41; 49 5 1; ‘emt wrg —Cotton, bales, $3; cases, 16; naval stcres, bhi 044; hider. 29; tobacco, bhds , 5; leather tolls 005; hardware. cases, (; marble) tantels | cases, 3; walaat logs, 26. tea Ibe. '12 060; claret, eases, 19; brandy, casks. 2; champague lottles, 18; cheese, Ibs.,.074; onions, bbis., 23; pork. do, 90 ves. balf barrels, 6, onkum, bales, 00! inepufactured (bacco. ibs . 23 501; brieks, 17 000; staves, 5.500; cil cloths, cases, 4 chairs, 12; oil. cacke. 1; iron butter, Ibe , 6.353. teks, &e . 4; pe Ibe, 2) Cuba. ery. pigs. and pieces, 211; shooke, 1,774 steam bo “er brioks, $2,000; Tope, coils, 5; mails, eucks, 220; oil, Limeeed. fee 210; do., whale, do, 1048 duck, bolts, 8, hoops, 67.600; om, bartels, 65; lard. ibe hams. d. Lrese de uf. tobacco. 64; onions, erates, 6; potatoes, 24, smoked beef. cke , 39; brushes, enns, 100; cider. doz, 150: lew, boxes, 160; wicking, bal 10; chairs, pkge.. 3 700: pork, do.. 6 } drum: drugs. phee. silver care. 1 Indira.— Beef, 628 potatoes, ‘19; corn meal, bbis. 1; cheese, 2033 ‘a 4 wre, 04; & 20; hotnet catele 1b eacke; hawas, 4,400 refined sugar ‘ >; wood ware, e tonguer, bean. 2 barrels bree shoes, 46 €8, Ce 4, 25 bbis.; indies ‘hese, é beckagee, thip br cod feb, 143 owt, To Mexice. 88 pac! ;, musical instra- ments, 3 ldo. 1 do.; aloo hol, 10 818 Ibs 5 tbe butter, 3540 do) drags, t. pe , oe, Le, j ‘ ‘press, hens ies ae ta do.; cinnamon, 1,304 do.; cheese, de igreeentia 2 caver; limsved oil, 30 gals.; vinegar, o.; beer, 50 ss does ‘on. 1a pile: lard, 6,923. i Bi i 102 do.; 5,045 do. ; pickled 4 ; 60 mores emoked stoves, 256 boxes; 24 _bbis.; dried fruit, 48 do.; 5; 10 es; cotton waste, kane “ if a table, 2 ns py Ee ales; coflee, 50 ; currants, > cask: casks; nena randy, 200 doz.; do. 194 ; sardices, salen 25 do.; porter. 50 cas! 4 ie hairs 6 $38 bundles; $é. araifure 4D ima.; passenger ear, 2; dumping, do 16 clap 00; lumber, 31,800 feet; butter, 1,347 bs; cheese, 2.004 do , dried fib, 39 ev; vegetables, 79 bole hay, 25 bale.; stores, 60 bbls ; boots and shoes, 14 4 cases; alco 1 bbl; oate, 100 do.; ‘corn meal, 7 dow; whale ; lard, 625 bbis.; Am. brandy, 267 gailens; Scoceeaean iaieten 108 iba; shawis; 4 cases; raisine, 72 boxer: claret, 170 do tea, 08 Ibs. ian Domeatien, £307 pkgs; fous, 4160 bbls; gin- Seer eaee gr | case; 001 ; let Pera itter, hie do Ibe j manufactured tobacco, 1,500 bo: es, 967 plates; sion 8 be res; ‘musical instruments ¥ 107 barrels; domestics, 325 packages; per. 2 do. sombs, Louse; cotton, goods, 83 do.; palm Feat hate, 300 dozen; rice Bullers, 2 logis, 9 cases; Ve~ netian blinds, 63 pairs; ral petre’ 1,600 Tbs.; candles, 300 .; newal stores, S00 boards, eral mills, barrels 2,300; min- books, 1 case; safvs, 9; lamps. 1 case; forattus 2d0; hots do.; tobacco, 5 bhis.; cars, 360; soap, 400 Ibs.; rice, 4 tea, 8,081 Ibs ; se- — silke, 2 do.; pearl buttons, 2 do; tortoise Africa —Flour, 2,000 barrels; lumber, 24,400 fost; staves, 30,000; joist, 200; woodware, 100 packages; oars, 260; spare, 5 chairs, 40 dozen; clocke, 11 cases; domes- ties, 162 ; tobacco, 6 hhds ; do, manufactured, packages: 26,415 ibs ; stoves, 30 boxes. ‘There haz been more activity in breadstuffs during the past week, and as the season advances, the shipments will doubtless increase. The season of navigation bas closed, and our supplies of agricultural products from the inverior will hereafter reach the seaboard by rail- road. Whatever exports take place must be made from the stocke now om hand, There is an immense popula- tion om the seaboard, to supply during the winter, a period of fulljfive months, end enormous quantities of provisions and breadstufls are required to meet the de- mand. It is estimated that im this city and immediate vi- cinity, there is a population of at least seven hundred and fifty thousand, depending upon receipts of produce by public worke, immediately connected with the city, for supplies for a long period of consumption. It is, there- fore,a matter of doubt, whether we shall have any quantity of breadstuffs for shipment. In the event of a demand springing up abroad, during the winter, the effect upom prices here would be great, as it would reduce our stocks for domestic con- sumption, and very limited shipments would naturally enhance the market value of all in first hands. The Erie Railroad and the central line of railroads through this State, will give us a better communication with the West, during the present winter, than we have ever had before in the same season, and supplies, to a moderate extent, will be continually kept up. Weshall, with this, have to depend principally on our present stock, and whatever tends to reduce that, tends to an inflation of prices. Cotton dces not move forward very rapidly, either from this port or from the South. Shipments of other articles have been to about the usual extent, and about the Usual variety. yore Excha 1Bdg i} The Cotton Trade, MR. THOMAS J. STEWART’S CIRCULAR. New Yorn, Sarvxpay, Dec. 6, 1851. My last circular was issued for the Baltic, on the 224 ultimo, The market continued toexhibiten up- ward tendency during the early part of the ensuing week, but closed heavy, and on some styles,at a quarter of a cent decline from highest point them obtaimed; the transections. were —— im parcels to —_ were 11,000 The business, thie week, was les- sened by the veaselhy of samples afloat, buyers also evincing less aa S purchase from the small ad- vance obtained at Liverpool during the week end- ing 14th ult., indicative of lower range of than it was eupposed would be reached before Ist aes fo dp! smell stock which must exist at that sales were about 600 bales, on Monday 1st spout 700 om Tuetday ; on Mahe rm on thureday, 1.060 bas ns steamer Hi rived at with three days later ane ot th the ee and an ward tendency, This has caused « anne the tome and course of ours, which has since poeres eomeny, S with sales of 2,600 bales, at the full out- the driest, we find a greater juantity Scat biatee duced from seed cotton than was supposed wide quotations at top. waaiiseeme Domelaten ti hee been’ asvertela- In ajl dry seasons,and this cue has been Veg meg excess is sreatert on well cultivated uplands. and light sandy soile ; the bottom Jands have delivered a crop last year, but the ion , not appear to bave varied. So deficient were the steike of the 0 wi amaleven at the south west, it is not etrange that only shout two months since, | 2,200 000 bales should have | a forward, as the probable yield of tne season. One of my correspondents observes, “Rut for the beavy yield from the seed cotton as already notic 4 own opinion is, thet the crop would not have ex d that of last year.” Another says; “in respect to frost, that has claimed no part of my aitention. en Twas convinced S3 last arrival at Natches, on the 1@th Bept. that « frost either in wt ber or October, would make but Little difference. as the crop was then fully matured, and as incontestible evi- dence of it. you will sce less stained cotton in this crop, than any you or I have ever seen.” The tendency ere ie still to talk of an excessive figure, such as 600,000 bales, as a probable Point for the erop of the season. 1 have not yet brought my own to any point over 206.000 bales, and may not for fout months. | incline to the opinien that Lage + will be finally eccured, but, excepting believe the planters can control their crops, and unless prices ruledecidedly cver those now current, they wil! pro- bably retain any excees over two millions and a hat of bales until the =" issue of the aext crop is decided « full year hence. Infact,! would not be eure eed at a delivery under 2500 000 bales if continental turbences should prevail next spring or summer. Buch being the bent of my mind,I consider it worse than useless to attempt fixing # point to this crop, fur- ther. than it will not be beyond immediate want of spinners. Lat FP root, Cha wiyiea tion. Uplands, viz: Florida, and Orleang,vie, N, Orleens, Texas and Mobile. Growthsaf North Ala. 4 Tenneavee cAtlontie Me wee a NDIA KUBBER GOODS. SPRING SHANK Loe, ov EBRSHOR —TH reciatip oF ork tree, and it dgope off im- | Wey most admirevie a wiorely sot the f of prove) hes sth ° thankful te him fort . ee 1, and ine bie aa yer eae ee ory y feed from d ASUER BERETS. amu ENTS. OWERY THEA’ Bootie THEATRE.—E. A.M: Tises 91 T o'slosk,, Bo see —] ‘open at 634; bo commence at7 0 mar, mires, eee ee of eee Sakowe's mae Rd Eee get tar Chrele god Fe uette, 5U ven! Foals and ae] ¥i x Dai MARAN IELLO; or, Fem ‘tng; Jo sea-fox, widge; Vanilla, } TRE, CHAMBE: RS IBLo’ PTON,—TICK- Bienes ont eae sta me Ctely ane Ne ets, 60 cen, Ly B= ae = = ena Deore pen mit leciea Beate, TB cents, Decombor xt ie Played. the gang at EVERY. 0. Ne lias Mea | Bares ai fem. uate ranted FAULT—Lord Ni Hand, Mr Mi ~ brated atrial in two sharepuect. Revival ton; Mr Haraony. ts ott, Mr. Fe intaltan resentation of ihe Brestinn lack; We io ballet ane trie one of skill by M'lles fe ‘Bue, Mr ir. he ie Countess i rik cuati RE | BRROUGHAN'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BRO! ‘clock. Dress Circle and Doors open at erat ne go cast *Orchesita Tickets, 50 cents; oO le, granting, Dao. 10, will vale metit of Mr. B, 8. Pal- aaa DE BAZAN Dec, io, will be e0- Thy Ms. Beedshaw; Mavitanl, Mes, fer whi ur Bice the new drama sailed BEN, “Tite civ te we wit pri ore it. ‘Blanchard; arma, ree He » Mr. ama of i‘ SPITFiRE—Themas one Shortcut, Fox; bstay, Mr: Taylor: Mire, Fidget, Mise Barnett Fu ELLOWS’ MIN 381 NaS eed alemdar yO T How Mattel ata. faslon, $5 ren under twelve, ha eases ore in the band of Beare delinest ran © programme for contin boat Negro Songs ever composed and sung by this ininitable company; x truly wonderful Regro break down dancer; will amuse the sudience in giving Taughable sud ditheuleeteps of tho Southern ma the ve Western negroce; che Shakere will be shook uP. fe usual, with something new. Performances commence at734 o'clock. paaenows AMERICAN MUSEUM—P 7. BARNUM, Groonwood, Jr, Assist- t into is | h rescues | with Mena ver ‘gy pula J Man: Admissior 11 kno 1 Pi Hardy; My. Bellamy; Harry Sta ise Barton: ‘The Koh-i-noor, Dikto simile; the Hay iaphy Fa Family; ‘the be Chinese oe Collecting, Ara fh ties, to as usual. RAND CANTATA, “THE t) :AgONS,” by the New York yar Ae og by ite dnetor, Ser, Ge George F. Bristow. Sdmitting & gentleman and lady —f Lole, and at th bora will receive thee ‘okets at 7g OCTAVIA Nee oe PRIMA DONNA Dz Paris, has Liopers, Comins the honor of an- nouncing that na Conscet erica, will take B irepettan inal (late Triple ) on Tuesday ng next, Dec. 16, 1651, on which occ sion she will be tuppored ‘by oeveeal’ artiste of aeknc talent, and an Srekestra of fifty musicians, under tho direction of Mr. 4 jace, the jimen’ jculars, will be pub! ach, for sale at all full Dolla ies te of Mlle Del giiee at W. Hall & son's, ot wie of ce. @NDON.—THE Ln COUNTER eon DIO- rama and Pano a of the Great Metropolis will open the first time at Stuyvesant Institute, ening, Dee. and: Wednee Ny esday 10, at 736 o’slock; Doors open one hour previous to each exhibi- Y cept 8 iay and Saturday at fine Sdsalitanen, 2B ce SAMPSON & TICHT, Proprietors. iz NRW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES ‘steamers.— The a! sca are the follow “ATLANTIC, vat ine FAGHTIC, Captains aN , Car ee. BALHG Coptein Comsrock. ADRIAGIC, ‘aptain G le ‘These shipe having been Duis by contract for 20- Yernment sy reer carehas been taken in their con- —— a8 their Peg ensure strongth and em for passengers are unequal- their se ct oftpasuge. from New York to Liverpool, second rorya RL extra tre "lao pomas From Liverpool to New York, £20. 4 Fo pred rar attached to each ship, o by ? no en BA, ¥ Do, y Ln june » J 3 July Aug. Do. Do, Do. a283? & eee Do. Deo. r poseage opp BREA ee iaierp ne = us Oe. aes re. Dame dee Vis- Gro. fi. DI ‘The owners of these not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, . ales bille ot ng are sighed therefor, end thevveles OR LIVERPOOL—UNITED oparas M. |- F cant Wet Soone Jas. C. Luce.—' Tac 4 tates malle for sRaattanaee iaieke airga ker tort janecitlled IRD K. COLLINS, 86 Wall st. ‘will succeed the Arotic, and sail UNITED ey nef igi eo STON, Agent, reedwas, aru BRITISH aman, betwany Hew on board. and “lewepapere mast pase through the Peet For freight or passage, Yittixaxn, 2t-, Broseyny, bronght a comm: “we ‘Beh po ough bilts of lading ase ‘are givonin wen tee Hew | gE ‘PHILADELPHIA LIVER! ‘OOL STEAM. ship Company intend runniog their new steamships as PRON FRT-ADR From LiveRroor. City of Pittedur, iy, City of rive Wednes- December jovem ber 25. City of Greener, Thureday, City of ww, Wedneeday, a snare from ma hpetan in Saloon "binie Woon, $005 in rie Cal 74 ook ‘Fork om the ist of mea “4 pam . Havee. fr ate Nev. 1¢ April 6 neler, They are li Ares clnes Sow requisite articles fur the comman dnd ° sence of pee tence oa of Hiqeors. @ ded free from ny inonrreé NOKEN, Aconte, 161 Pearl street. Pf COMPANY —OKLY an Frine via Chagree direct Dom Il, At 2 ovelook, P. i OHIO, wrequaited ia 4 Findlay ara be United Staver mail stese nt any delay fer San Fraacis new an Penane, wu arriy fer Cmaileat Panama For pasenge ot freight, ‘| fe Mice, 177 Weer eszost, commer Wegrea etzeot, vere al of ti raseeae oh atom PLACE.—MAX MARETZEK, at areata yaaa eanesdas. 0 Beltinte pera an Signor P. Candi rv aicuord Be Sir Richard Fourth. or G. arene rteon,. (iviea ane Or yng or Honriothe. Signore Avogadro | Bivita Doorsep open at tia: performance oe to commence at 734 o'clock. opuriss Esti CARNRY A OLR ~SRSPINONI AL br Prof, Vander is Voeal Li ts if tek ‘oeal and Ins! « f= ul for the benefit of on ric December, eabernacle, ‘tn and moves ae Hall, en first conte: plated, because th an neceesary. He wil be aan tae ‘by ma the use of the Mrs. ardellt Sign Toncellist; Heer Kieffer, rend Piano and Gilbert's $1 ‘occasion, and good classical m: amme'see small bills Tickets, £0 cents. Comimen crelock, Several of the Hussacians willbe present; aud fovernor Ki is invited and expected. W erce's NATIONAL CIRCUS eee STREET, below Ninth, Philadelphia.—L, B. Lent, Manager.—En- cemest of the «reat French equestrienne, Le ‘and on Satu tenor; Herr it, &o. Pirsson’s toatle be ua equestrian and scale of splendor unsur- ‘world. Prof, Mt. Nixon, NELIN MUBEUM, THAM SQUARB, re ‘block above the a PTicatre edetus ons )prietor.—Saloo: fey by nd oven SEstspeeesh ee eee mente ire varied A eat rach estan 08 crrant at Yor! place of entertainmont in New ale £1 man amount “ money; & Troupe of loeted oir beauty ber of Sane Hh conte ; boxes, 25 e oy ANDERSON Anteroen te reforming jonable Ping Saltioore: where he nderson will return to Now MEDICAL. Aen the urado. | HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM- Professor f vaeean, Buison, Lame. pp. 280 “Price ate ae A and ment cure, in every complain’ Sas enemys wg? De. 2. M. Mavnicear :— sinking for ily conaulted a hlob hie book vreate, personally Foon vending twenty-five cents in I paid, will receive on mail reget e copies for $1. adroen ie es fa Hara ed Sold by pty & Co, 5 Aan Jorstrees, Albany, N.Y, itringer & Towratend, 3 Broadway, N. ¥. Branch oes. 6: Licyé etreet, D R. WARD, BEING DEVO ae ve 7mn SCIENT: TIPO treatment cf all deliente the ent cure to the unfortunate. You will be e ti im balé the urwal time, and aby * ey! wb 4 Curative Inetre sad dirorders as UMBROUS CURES DAILY, BY DOCTOR WARD, delicate aivorde Hig Untorvunste’s Fr Bodicines hitherto. tile, with» Who will give fer afver chest By ea frye mon tinensy and espesially strange He mitted be cnretal te ‘retwombse bor Oheal eet, where only is known the scores of curie fireet, phen n the seorat of curing expeditious REWARD.—JEPFRIRE ANTIDOTE, A APR $500 MNAN ap #8 opeedy ents » leans reat oF “rn * » lies sirens, New ¥ n; Wilkens & Ge “ A ’ street, ie $500 sien. discovered, this h © the 2 in diet, drink, o exp ' ‘ : n to business, ao are cur a iwe * the drugstore, at No. 10 | pad F alven vireey, conn ow . Bpoad way, Cornero! Chau seem a0 110 Broadway abhi athe See, Lot Boal, 100, to ter tnd Rovel Fawlly, 1) COUR’ MA ti, pndratare Mes, BSL te ‘the Queen and Royal Family, 171 New Boag NOMET. WATCH AND Delolme Henry, 0 iinheas Pines, Oxtor Arnold & Co., Chas. Frodsham, 64 129 Rogent street. late ee ey AND SURG! me pity Mggeles, 3 18 Now steoet, Covent Gare corner 0f et ais LADIES’ LINEN. Clack & Co. 7 seladgsie street, we oandit WANUPAorUxERs. Lapworth, A. & Co., 201d Bond street; to Her Majeaty Wolsce Baits G2 te Hor Majeoty, Wand 06 O14 Boat a AND TRAVELLING CASES. D @ Now Bond Hi caves and pas eee cutlery, stationery, &e. to Bor Majosty and Prince Albort, 7 Covens ae Witedenick senna wean JEWELLERS, ang SILY ERSMITES. fer Maleety aad ait ‘the TRe erewaed waa! “ a" ou, Fier Se a ae Deane, : ‘90 King William ate Prince & poupchacainbaadand Laneaster, Charles i 151 Now Bond stront EMAN eEBICOLD oCouTRRMENT ony ee oo Holbeck ht er i Majesty and the Royal Family, Bond HOBIB! GLOVERS AND SHIRT — by tr vans ae oe creme sors, 175 Picose enbill Munsell ‘Breckoony « ‘Gon outdtters, 6 Old Bond street, eel Pectee: indleg and gontlomen’s warehouse, 200 Pope & Plante Waterioo Pinos, Pall Mal manuface Surers of hosiery and surgical clastic stockings. Caters ‘& Som, 91 and ‘Oxford street, ladies’ outs ~+4 & Glonny, to orang. ae ene the Quesn, 16251 OU8) 4 De Bernards. 2 20 John stroet, Adelphi, agont for Paris ang ons pial otel, Sovent Garden, ML. Curo! London Cot House and Family owl Lovegrove, Ludgat Glo’stor Hotel, for tamilios and gent! x5 4 rkeley gu . orders and ladien’, and Berkeley otrest, Piassa Tavern Motel an Bg A v Hotel, Jermyn atm com Nr. Stewart, rogers ® SIPHONIA { (Light OVERCOAT) MANUFAC: ernie Lyne - Strand; manufacturess of tho 10 ez, Rags es ot TAUS, TRUN. AND PACKIN ite, J., 76 TRUNKS, ana City, Manutschares of istered Portmantesu, RIDING BABI’ ‘an, Underwood & Co., Ladies’ Riding Habit Maxers, 1 Vero street, dsizve a a AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAC» Waterlow & Sons, 65 to 68 London Wall, 49 Partiamen’ and % Birehin Li rol mix, BRKCERS, LINEN DRAPRRS. HOSIERS AND? Hou = Free! ae. Son ly, 44 Wigmore street, Caren’ Rosé, Dake a sod a Fee N py ed ‘ ratloks Myo seen 1 aaa Beer, sarbe Bentley, 2d Gteat Matibortuah street, 64 Now Bond stroet, court dresses ang ody. ris & ee, 0., 68 street, Regent stree! Allen & Co., a} re, ‘Bead street. % . UPHOLSTERERS AND Cabinet i ae gbghand General Furnishing Warehousemen. gl jncmons & Graken snd, 8 Oxford ptrect, and carpe} urers. vate eo & Adency. manufsoturers to the Queem, 185 Pi adilly. WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER WARBHOUSRMEN. Broughton, Hunt & Browplian. 342 Oxford steve Holt, Russell & Bates, js. Martin's Lane, Charing Cross. P Gopenin LM oo broadelot “ PRRwACaTt AN "AN CBANDLERS. 'D TALLO' — B., 1466 Pi '¥, 88D, ‘aad off ware> arian 7 TABLE A Sicilin 10 Ceabs ut teee ne me, pea List. CURONOMETER, Watch fon | nAkEee, igton, Joseph, 3 Gos Market street. Richard & Son, 63 ot rCastle otrest, late Food ag Ret a SILVERSMITH. , Thom ‘Prince Albert, Dearest corner of Hane TS — a Mayer, Joseph, 63 and feet er, wadchmaker HORIERS, G SyinS AND moteLa 2 1 Herd street. office, einem ation: pa Hotel and Commeroial House, 9 Lime street—J. oILK Glovans, Bit. LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS AND “abs peatem & Don. Comm seeps waren ‘Thon & eg eat oles, ant kee Bardea & Low, areh | V7 Ch sreoet, shirtmakers, Bosiort, MANCHESTER LIST. GENBRAL MERCHANTS. Lt Potters Necrias, (J. Potter, Mayor,) 1 Geore> UTCHERS’ AND COURS ENr ry VES, 8’ STEELS. — ‘ileon John & Sow; corporate mark, four peppercorad and diamond, 56 PARIS LIST. ‘ebb, J.. a6 pie de Rivoli, apartments, shipping and ‘ar! Désiree, 7 Rue des Filles St. Thomas, Place d@ STS. orton, J, F., Raglish chomaist to uhe American and Britiaty aor Castiglione, three doors fren Reo JPY RLLER, AND SILVERSMITE, ‘% (formerly of the Palaig a ean, * of universal ropetations ondanks: Rue dels Paiz. Wholesale and retell Oqeative Afve, 3 16 Rue do ls Paix. Spirits, wines, sutd ave vishalags ett ont wine merobante, le $3 SHOE MAKERS. Cory ae Ah ad Ree de Ie Paix an vin lt aie uv eed te Pala and 778 Regent street, le, 38 Boulvart dos Italions, and at Brighton, MANUFACTURERS. LaD! CARP! by appointment to several courts, RECSK AKER AND MILLIWER. teed 7 sppoiatment fiaga cad GERS, "BUiLion MERCHANTS, AND ree and 8 Moorgato TAIL. ibourg Montmatre, ang 4 Rue Vivienno; wholesale, Rue de lo BRUSSELS LIST. ame Dn Brey tt presse du Pare, facing the Rue 4 eo Dn 7 en fy wristaccemmodstion: 4 consh maker to His Majesty, 3 Ruedo Se coach makers 3 de Brabant aud Count de Tian ib hee en. 1¢ Rue Newve, bie dhote at tig. ¥ 9 do 1a Chaneslieris, Washer Victor, 43 (2) Rue Royale, opporite the Pinos éy newraC han. '» 23 Rue do la P the theatres Ta! spoken, the. TO BR PUNLISNED IMMEDIATELY, Tents Hague, Fer. is preparing, im tinted tithouraphy faitotut ‘made by him doring the oerernon highest styl tion of ations, by hor Mt ‘The mement choson im the piotore being wi vat Highness Prines Albert delivered to her rea of the Royal Commissioners. Bisg of she by 2, without marein. jm od, 248,” NW. B.— Toe otlainal hap bese exe hibited at tie Palace. Bnd spproved of b a Bie Royal i Prince J Hip ‘orders ace tee c igieas Prince “Alverk Ratiy opts are ree enhod, be secure good juspresstons "Lon om Ahora o., bablishers to fer Matcate OG Stennd {er Pu isnKD, a Tn iver Leet gl re OOK RT MANDKEROAL ceptable present to our eo Perhapa one of the gr: {business oF pleasure, is 40 te: been to the stranger & groat dion docertainty. Messrs. Welch & Mai een rance of the ares erent Fecources,o! meat—Glods, — at