The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1852, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, eee MONEY MARKET, ‘Tuespar, Dee. 7-4 P. M. ‘The markot was active this morning, but prices were not as firm as we have noticed lately. There was # run- ning. unsetiled, movement among operators, and the | fluctuations were to some extent. At the first board Delaware and Hudson sdvanced 3% per camt; Morris Canal, 14; New Jersey Zinc, 1; Phoenix Coal Company, 2; Horlem, 34; Long Island, 4; Pawama Railway, 1; Bris Railway declined 34 per cent; Stonington, 34; Norwich | and Worcester, 3; Hudson Railway, 4; Micbigan Central Railway, 8; Canton end Nicaragua closed at yester- | doy’s prices, At the second board the market a Mltle shaky, Some of the fancies fell back several par cent; but the decline checked rales materially. Canton fell off 5 per cent; Long Island 3; Nicaragua %; Cary, Improvement 34; Erie Railway 34; Morris Canal advanoed 1 per cent; Comberland coal 4; Phoenix eral 4. All the coal stocks axe the firmest on the list. The rapid im- provement in prices for the stocks of the Phceolx Coal Company 18 not so surprising as the fact of its having been so long depreseed It has a property in the Cum- Bérland coal regions, in the very heart of the coal dis- trict, equal to any other company, and when the Manat- ves Gap Railroad is extended to Westernport, it will have superior facilities for getting its coal to markst. The -— eomipany is now engaged in opening its fourteenth vein, ‘end when fairly in cperation, it will turn out as much yg coal as any other single vein in that section. We see ne good reason why this stock should not sell at prices cor- responding with those of other Cumberland Coal Com. panies, but, om the contrary, see many reasons why it should command prices considerably above those now ruling, notwithstanding the recent rapid advance, ‘The importations into this port yesterday and to-day have been as follows :-— Brick, 25,000 fice: beer, 80 casks: bleaching powder, 100 eacke; bristles, 22 casks; cheese, 188 packages; coffee, 2300 3 @oal, ia tons; begs; cocoa, 127 begs: dry goods. 309 packages per er Rhine, 241 per Mary Morris; dyewoods, $90,000 Ibe. wood. 14,142 pleces Rio Hache wood; dyes, 20 oasks madder: drugs, 226 casks soda sekird cone teuaioler ot soseeiam echo teiaaai peter ta |, 4 bags Tongiun beans. 30 casks alum,93 cases Hoor- Joe; fish, 800 kegs herring: frait, 56 barrels almonds, 12.400 cocoa nuts, 110,000 oranges, 487 cases cherries in brandy, 1.011 barrels, 15 tierces, 38) cases prunesy horas. 18,000; hides, 84,919" bides, 330 barrels goat skint, 34 do, : iron,600 tons raliread iron 4771 bars, 40 bundles, 82) ig. 220 tons rorap; lead, 1809 pigs, oll, 200 baskets Clive, as casks tinseed, i ceak tar oll; paint, 6 cases; po- fatecs, 1248 baskets Frensh; rags, 858 bales; reitaae 6,280 bundles; sardines, 104 cases; eed, 29 casks, 68 cases mustard; spices, 126 barrels ging?r. 6 casks nutmge; salt, 6,100 buehels; spelter, 4 578 plates; sugar, 629 boxes: fegurs, 129 cases, 3.930 boxes. 684 quarter boxes. and $64 400 eegars; spirits, 1.268 cacks, 10 half casks wee 2 puncheons whiskey, 2 puncheons arck; tobacco, 513 ba 2.000 p'gs aud slabs; wool, 175 bales; wine, on casks, if easks, 800 baskets. 6,126 cases, Y barrel; wood, 30 ‘tons lignum vite, 473 buudies willow. Dc. 7.—Beer, 180 carks; bleaehing powders, 18 casks; bristles 12 emake; cheese. 6 casks, cases; coffee. 1,618 bags; coal, 144 tous, 100 railroad waron loads; coment, arrelé Roman; cocoa, 250 bags; dyeweod. 4 468 pieces , Branl wood; 16 tons €9., 6 tons brazilatte; dyes, 16 © Ghests indigo, 86 casks argols; drugs, 100 casks bicarbo- nate soda. 240 easks soda ash, 4 barrels tonsa beuns, 1 oases licorice’ juice. 9 barrels, 8 cases arrewrost, 612 can- ‘tars brimstone, 5 casks orris root; drygoods, 746 packages Bones Foster, 228 per Javon. 118 per ri ress, 285 per Norma; fruit, 23,166 boxes, 8,150 Go, 7.863 quarter do, 1 261 ontks, 201 barrels, 100 ha’ Darrela, 217 kege raisins, 1050 boxes, 1082 quarter boxes, 2.600 lcore lemons, 50 frails, 200 mate, 125 boxes almonds, 760 boxes, 100 half do , 100 fraiin figs, 1,456 kegs grapes, 275 600 cranges; fish, 41 kegs hee "hides, 37 020 hides 78 bales goat skins. 10 do, deer; irom, 9,036 bars railroad iron, 8,072 bars, 8720 bundles, 1,831 bundles hoop. 865 tons pig; India rubber, 40 bbls, 146 boxes; lead 2,953 igs; marble, 168 blocks. 495 marble tiles; ‘oll, 78 caske jimseed. 50 boxes olive; plaster, 800 tons: polatoes, 4 pol. English, 8 casks German; rage, 458 bales; Kegs mustard, 94 enska, 100 bbls canary; Foap, 500 boxes; 61 cases, 496 bundl yy 2% bhds.; are. 88 cases, 67 boxes, $21 half boxes, 7.252 quarters, 616 fitths, 31 eighths, 1.035 tenths, 20 bbls ; spirits. 16 bbis, 10 casks brandy, 6 pun- cheons whiskey. tin, 4 268 boxes 940 rlabs, 300 boxes tin plats; tobaceo, 803 bales; wine, 385 quarter casks, 106 cacks, 875 bbis. The President's message gives a brief synops of the foreign trade of the United States daring the fiscalyear | endiog June 30, 1852. It appears that the total value of | merchandise imported Was $207,240.101, and the value of merchandise exported $167 €05.937—excess of impor's- ‘over exports, $40,174,164, The amount of specie im- ported during the year was $5,282 643, and the exports $42,507,285, These sums are not included im the above aggregates of merchandise. During the fiscal year ending Tone 30, 1852, the aggregate receipts into the Treasury | ofthe United States ainounted to $49,728,386 89. and the expenditures, during the same time, to $40.007,856, | sand dollars, ($2,200,000,) to be paid for, one third cash, one third stock, and one third bonds ‘The totel value of the foretgu exports from Baltimore, for week ending Thursday, December 2 was $87,161. The exports cf breadstuifs for the week comprise 10 $20 bar rels of flour. 260 barrels of corn meal, and 1.000 bushels In | Gian corn. The eniries from foreign ports at the Baltimore Custom House durisg the month of November embrased six rhips, nine barks, twenty two brigs, and fourteen echooners—total fifty-one versels Of these, thirty one ‘were American, fifteen British. three Bremen, one Swedish, | and one French; with “dutiable” cargoes, thfrty tw; | “free cargoes,” twelve; and seven wero in ballast. The clearances for foreign ports during the same period were —thips four; barke, eleven; brigs, sixteen; and schoon- ers, fifteen—total, forty-eix vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 9816 tons, and navigated with 440 men. Of there vessels. twenty five were American, nineteen Bri- tish. and two Bremen. and their destination as follows, viz:—West Indies and British Provinces, twenty-four; Liverpool, three; Lendon, two; Rio de Janeiro, four; Lagusyra one; Bahia, one; Pernambus0, one; Bremen, two; Boco del Toro, two; Amsterdam, one; Liberia, three; Glasgow, one; and Spanish Main, one. The total value of the exports by these vessels, as shown by thelr manifests, was $482,122 36. The receipts from duties during the month reach only $44,079 05. The balance in the depositery at Baltimore, on the lst November, was $21,825 83, and on the lst December inst , $81,988 07. Resolutions have been introduced into the Virgiola Legislature, direeting the committee on roads to inquire into the expediency of increasing the capital stock of the Centra] Railroad Company $1,000,000, in order that the read may be finished to Covington or Clifton Forge; and proposing to lcan the Orange and Alexandria Rallroad Company $250,000, to enable it to finish and equip said road. It is also proposed to make a loan to the Manassas Gup Railroad Company. ‘The Western States are being flooded with all sorts of paper currency, and we have no doubt that results similar to thore which were realized at the close of the last ‘wild cat bank” expansion will again take place Circulating notes, issued upom deporits of good, sound securities, are the only safe issues in the West, or any other section of the country; and we advise the public to closely examine every bill offered and be sure it is so seoured. If not, re fuse it The Detroit Free Press of the 34 inst. says that notes have appeared in that city purporting to be issued by the “ Adrian Ineurance Company.” The 10th section of the act incorporating this company declares, “ that it shall not be lawful for the said corporation to use or em- ploy any part of their stock, funds, or moneys, in buying or felling any goods, wares, merchandise or commodities whateoever, or in any banking operations, or business, or in trade, or business of any exchange or stock broker, or in the purchase or sale of any stock or fanded debt whst- soever, created or to be created by or under any act of the United States, or of this or any particular State nor to emit any notes or bills, or make any contract for the payment of money, only except under the seal of said corporation,” &0, Notwithstanding this, it appears that the company have commenced issuing paper promises to pay, and that they sre already in circulation. This is by no means the only company that is issuing circulating notes, in spite of all prohibitions in their acts of incorpo- ration. Tke public have the regulating power in their own hands, and if they fail to use it thoy deserve to be swindled. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value ef certalm articles. other than dry gocds, imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, Dee. 8, 1852 :— Commence or THe Portor New Youx—Weexry Imrorrs. Pkgs. Value Pkgs. rae oe $1,057 Matters’ goods 20 is, Bay water... 7 | 800 Indiarubber.. 44 Bead 283 a (8, te | Book 12,608 120 233,660 2,596 2 733 Bronze: 478 12° «11,855 1.870 17 8078 2 UT Of which $0,456.815 83 was on account of the princtosl | Dives ‘ard interest of the public debt. Since the Ist of July last, $2,450,547 49 of the public debt has been purchased. ‘The Prerident recommends important and extensive | alterations in the tariff adt of 1846. He advocates such modifications as will greatly augment the protecti power, and afford aid and comfort to the manufacturing Interests, which, aesording to his account, must be in the Jast etagesof bankraptoy and diseolution, The President | is oppored to the ad valorem system, and proposes the adoption of specific duties when a sufficient uniformity in the value of articles exist to justify it. The tariff act of 1846 is considered by the Executive defective in | suother particular, It encourages fraud, and has» ten: dency to deetroy that, bigh moral character for which our merchants have long been distingnished, and to reduce the revenue of the government. There is no doubt but | that the present tariff act is defective; but it is our opinion that any attempt to improve it would only make matters worse, As little fault can be found with the system now fn operation as any that has preceded it, andas itis ut- terly cut of the question to reach ‘perfection, it would be bad polfey to undertake any modification. Of two evils wo should reject the greatest. ‘The following banks in the State of New York have p § tified their intention to quit business:— Adams Bank Amelia Bank, Am k, Chaw- Jain Bank. Cortland County Bank, Commercial B Kot kport. Excelsior Rank, Henry Keep’s Bank, Kai bocker Bank. Genoa; Lumbermen'’s Bank, Melatyre ~ Bank, Merebants’ Bank. Ontario county; ‘Mercbaate’ Hank, Washington county; New York Stock Buak, Northern Bak of New York, Oswego County Bua Prattevilie Bank Sullivan County Bank, Village Bat ‘Warren County Bauk. ‘We learn that Thomas C. Athinson, Eeq , has boon ap- pointed Goneral Superintendent and Mining Eogineer of the Cumberland Coal end Iron Company. In relation to operations in the Cumberland coal regions, the Cumber- land 2ileg hanian reye:— ‘The coal compsnies now opening mines in the Georges Creek valley have engaged a party of engineers to survey And locate a line of ra'lrosd from Westernp ort to the canal, with 4 view of connecting just above the towm on ike Po: tomac. Such a line must feed the canal with a vast ac- cersion to its present tonnage. ‘The Parker Vein Coal Company have made arrang mcnts for ihe transportation of coal next seasen whic will enable them to forward after the firet of June ai hancred tons daily—about three-fold the quantity for- warded at present. Their coal is to be forwarded from Baltimore and Alexandria to New York, by the Baltimore aud Alvxandria Stesmehip Company a’ $1 25 per ton, which will be abcut 50 cents per ton less than has be: paid this year. The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company will ct sbortly make areport of their concerns to their s holders. which will be very full, showing the cost get resources, and the expectations of the busiaers for the asi year. The report will be comprehensive im its ails. We learm that tke Pittsburg Copper Company are about to declare a dividend of $7 50 per share making $15 for the year. The profite have been $22 por share In the month of August, the quantity of eopper dsliver ed from the Cliff Mine was 98 tons 1,214 Ibs In Sep- “tember it was 105 tons 426 Ibe. In October it was 107 tons 16:8 lbs, Im addition to the copper delivered at the landing, as above, there were on hand abbut 1000 of copper stone, or stamp work, and 360 tons of eo per, the latter awaiting delivery. Having published an article from the Boston Courier felative to the Cary Imprevement Company, of an unfa- vorable character. we extract from the Boston Post the following, whieh it is said, gives the facts in the case:. As our renders may be aware, we hgve, in the cours of eur voeq!iom, spoken highly of the Cary Improvemeat fa! fei ge ee that article of Monday's Courier ta wh feb i it was ated that the Cary stock al cost bat twoande half dollars per there, while it was feling for $15 60. This statement is envirely incorrect; the question with the pubjio should be, is worth mot what it originally cost. yet ‘we beve taken rome pains to accortain the facts of tho cace, and now authocived to state, by the officers of the Gary Company, that the first cost of the shares was ‘or $2100.06 for the whole corporation, Of this $150,- 0 is invested im the Chelsea ratate and $150 000 re- mains as a cash capital san yele Far rropeey in quos- tion Every dolinr hy t R10 por share, the price hy which the Cary, rae was offered to the bilo. the aversge cost of the land per foot, after de- acting the $150 0U0 cash capital, fs bat two and a hilt cents per foot. while the price of the’ worst real estate fa the vicinity Is not much below eight cents porfoot The averse of the Winnisimmet Company's rules of nearl; $106 O00 Inet your, was twelve ands half cents for up\at and eight cents for march, Of the Onry property. more then one half is upland = From tl facts, our readers Judgeref the real value ef the Onry stock, under e*d snd ac'ive mavegement, with plenty of money, to fay neibing of credit. As before remarked. the first eoat Of anytbing is nothing to the purpose, It the orginal Byetrletre get a good bargaim, ro much the better tor stock. and it The Air Line Railroad from New Haven to the State line cf Rhode Island bas been pat under oontrast, Tae road is to be finished one your fecm the date of contrast, at an agercgs'e cost of two millions two hundred thoa- | ‘Awafotida. 6 186 Dutch 643 Balsameopi, 6 166 Nickel t 4 493 | Bl powders S5t 4045 Irom, tons..2084 03.494 | Biearb, soda3 858 16,446 250 6.352 | Borax..... 7.483 T4L 10293 | Br Powders 2 881 788 201,10 | Chicory Chlori’ Pot. P oi Cajaput. Do. cloves.. Do, Orange. Opium ..... Phosphorus. Per berries, | boxes bunch ratcine, at $2 80 a $2 85. | and rates exhipiced no change. | Was beld at $1208 $130 for undressed, and at $1508 “7 | hands at 67c. @ 68. per gallon, cauh. Other articles were | | unaltered. Pills & oimt 169 Paintings ... 3 Prue. potash 859 Panoram'’spke 9 2484 i 4272 Papier machie 24 4151 2,235 Paper be 6 AAT 23 B01 180 je. 8,578 1607 Polish. stones 102 127 Soda ach... 967 18132 Pre vegetabi'’s & 333 Sovgerlead.. 7 46T Regs Ad 2857 Venetian rd 450 42u Verdegris.. 14 1.689 Sago flour... us 1322 Other drugs 68 1,753 Salt, te 7,208 | Dye weeds— do bu: ina Brazilwd.te 82 3767 Sanecs. 262 Fustic qtis.1.230 ry. AY bo7 Logwecd te. 129 vee 182 10,019 Farthepware . 815 + 298 6: 27 2579 | f Sponge - 8 195 | Stationery... 9 1,703 8.336 Sugar. 6.250 89,468 +. 185 1,144 739-12 452 T19 GALL 6 2.667 Willows... 1500 1442 Tmportat‘us not includ’d Inte foregoing ist 9 1,322 Value of merchandise put on mark In Decembei su 532 458 Value of dry goods 872,106 Total wheat $2 404 502 The leading items of !mport Inst week were as follows: | Coffee $120,805; coohineal, $38, skins, andressed, $77 639; copper. sheathing, $33,263; iron, $93,494; rail- road irom, $101,910; steel, $46 646; tin, $140,686; eugar, $80 558; tem, $100 366; watches, $34 682, Mightly in exeers of previous wesks, both in dey goods end other kinds of merchandise. In the usual variety of increase having been in the privetpal staple articles During the first eleven months of the past two years. the importations into this port have been quite wuiform, the sggregate varying but §5086623. The total im 1951 having beem $124 687,264, and in 1852, $119 550.731. In our exports there bas been @ greater difference, The ag- Gregate velue up to December 1, 1851, having been $79 099 852, and ia 1882, to the same date, $65 622.299, Deere $12,277,638. The bulk of this decroase has been in specie, the difference in morchandise heving beon only $1 881.401. The falling off in shipments of rpecte is the most favorable feature fa our export trade for the prerent year. of specie was #1415924 less than for the corresponding Period the previous year Judging from the importa- tions and exportations of this port, we should judgo that the foreign trade of the country at large had been of a more favorable character than that of Inst yoar. With en annosl inereaing demand in our own markote for foreign manufactures and products. consequent upon a larger population, and greater domestic prosperity and exeral wealth, an increase in importations, toe consi. | City Inspector's Office, ~ 5 Thetotal is | oi © | imports, there has been no change of consequonee, the | StU? | Fever puerperal Up to December 1, 1852 the exportation | | requ | at sh 25, 15.060 Canadian do, part at $1 14, aud $5000 | Southern red, part st $1 01. | and nominal | $6; do. mess at $9 = $10; derable extent. is required annually to keep up simply 8 supply for legitimate consumption The inereare this year bes not. therefore, been more than the additional wants of the country require. The St. John, New Branawiek, Courier,of November 7. gives the annexed apalysis of the trade between that port and the United States, during the quarter ending Ootober 10; 1852:— Cosmence or Sr, Joun, N, B.—Trane wire tae Usrreo Srares. Principal items of import — —Apothecary wares, £1260 barrels arhes and faleratus, 05; beef and pork 1,833 barrels. barills. 26 tous; bread £71; butter chee and lard. 83 owt.; beape and peas, 167 bachels, baflao robes, £208. bea bel, 30,008 (erry wine. 6 225 galioas; corn, 10.748 ba-h- andlet, £108; carriages and wagons. 9; ' coffee, 26.077 bs ; coal. 1.462 tons; corm meal. 261 barrels; ogats, £34; featbers £101; freeh fruit £410 dried fruit. £297; flour, Value in sterling money, apples aud pears, 1.336 (mostiy Canadian ) 26.050 berrcle; oysiera, 62 bbis ; gro- Geries £630; glassware £758, hardware, £5,035; dey gouds, £13,608; horses, 4, hides, £520; India rubber goods, ‘£908; jewelry and ‘plate, £407; iron, rought and cast low metal, 709 ewt.; lesther monufactures, £3,768; y 37 owt ;' molasses 6635 galions; malt, 1.0 paval stores £91 barrela; nute and aimnonds, £229; olive and palm el. £313: paint, oil and varnish, £300; lad oil, £137; fieh oll, £162; paper_manufastures, iacluding books, £2468; rice, £222; su B:3.129 owt; mill stones £67; oak and pitch pine ‘tim 28 tons; tallow and yreake, 115 073 Ibe ; treenalls *31,000; tobacco 120.646 tea 81,601 1bs.; vegetables, £363 ; woodenware, £3,437; wheat. 40,106bushels, sinc, £810, The total value of ali the imports into this port from the United States, during the last quarter, amountéd to £102421 sterling; tor the quarter ending Sth July last, £98 987 sterling; and for the quarter ending 6th Apri last, £20,678 steriing; making altogether, for the three quarters of the current year, £230,991 sterling, from the United States alone. bee Pecaerret | 100 shs phin © © B30 5,000 Cts § bo) Har cm = eR 500 L. 63 yh» k onhattan = 100 Phenix Bank, 34 se mnicopotitanie B 50 do 100 ILlino! 25 Little BOALD af aoe GON SECOND $1,000 G & €. 10 pr eb. b 125 Bry 100 she Morris Canal,., 203¢ wo 2045 400 100 650 200 100 do 100 Nic'gia 160 Canton BA% 100 New Jers 5M G00 do 73: 20 do. 100 2 do a7 500 Montgomery Mini Fit 100 pore cna 4. D. " 97'4 | 200 i 8 do 9733 | 8 80 Cary Ini 24 BO Long Island RR... 68 Co & Phanix Min. Co.b30 ai CITY TRADE R#PORT. Tuesvay, Deo. 7—6 P. M. Asnus.—There were 40 bb!s purchased at $4 6234 for pote, and $5 76 for pearls. per 100 Ibs. Brxswax.—A few retail lots of yellow were sold at 27 30 parerrss—Wicer\tanded) dawawardeas The day's | smouzied to 14.000 bbls sourand supertae Ny ae at $4 5034 w $476; ordinary to choice State st el ne mixed to fancy western at $5 1254 a $5 3734, # erfine Canadian at $5 12); a $5 25. and common to cod Bouthern at. $5 43% a $6 62!¢. Sales were made of 600 Dble. Jersey meal at §3 8744 per Dbl Wheat was in fair t. und the sales eabraced @ parcel of Geneses white Barley continuad quie; 200@ burhels rye were taken on privats terms Oats were obtainable at 450 # 480 tor Southern 48c. a 50e tor Jersey, and 5ic a bac for State and W tern per burhel No change occurred in corn Th business reached 25 (00 bushels new Western and South ern at 7lc a75c.,andold Southern and mixed Westerm at 78¢ a 80c. Corton —The sales to-day were 450 bales, with » dull market | OSH dale —Bales of 300 bags Rio were effected at 9146, per} Fratnens —The demand for live geese was very limit- | ed at dlc a 42c per lb. cnsh Fruit —Included in the day's movements were 1500 Faricure Rates continued firm, though, as shippers were waiting later foreign news, they were inactive To Liverpool, 400 bbls rorim were engaged on private terme, | 4 160 eles Sea Irland cotton at 916d Square cotton Yas at 34d Tn flour aud wheat there was little offering, There was nothing new toLondon To Havre rates continued the sams, To California, engagements were toa fair extent at former tates. ant —River was selling im lote at $1 123; « $1 25 per s. Henr —There was more inquiry for American, which $196 for dressed. per tom Inox remained quiet. Buyers effered $29, cash, and $80, six months, for Scotch pig, per ton. Lain —Eastern were actively sought after at $2 96 per thousand Line — Holders of ‘rs asked $1 15 for common, nd $1 4e for lump, per b Morasses —The an New Orleans reached 1,000 bbls ao per g ‘Navat Srongs — a0 bbls. spirits turpentine changed Ors. ‘There have beew 8,000 gallons linseed disp seed of at 67c, 680 per gallon, cash. Provisions.—Pork was in rather better demand, and | sales were made of 650 bbis.—Cld prime at $15 124 a $16 25 ; mew do. at $15 873; a $16 ; ola mons at $13 25; and wew do at $18 813¢ 8 $19. Dressed hogs were pro. | curable at 74c_a 80. perib Lard was unchanged —400 pkgs. realizea from Boe ‘tor very common, to 130. for | strictly prime, per Ib New beef seemed in good request | and the sales comprised 400 bbis country prime at $58 | Vermont ‘do. at $12 500 $1262 ; and repacked Chicago do at $13 26 a $13 50, About 660 tietces prime mess have been sold since Satur. day luet at $18 50 per tierce Obio butter wan selling | to-day at 190. a 2234c.; State do. at 20a 26}4c ; and | eheese at 8340 @ 9350. per lb. | Rea Estate.—Sules by Cole & Chilton—Two lots on Fifty feurth street. near Sixth avenue, each $750; one lot, routh. west corner of Sizth avenue and Fifty fifth street, $1,280, two lote adjciming om Sixth avenue each $900; six lote on Fifty Sfuh street. south side, mear Sixth ave- Bue. each $630; three lo's adjoimin on Fifty fifth street. between Sixtl nves $650 Brooklyn Property—One lot en north west side of Wilson treet, between Lee and Bedford avonues, $1670; three lets adjoining, each $1,080; two do do., each $1,690 Kick — There bave been 10@ tieroes bought at $3 623¢ 8 $4123¢ per 100 Ibs. an abatement, Bexvs.— tbe day’s transactions included 80 bbls elover at 6% #1¢o per Ib., and 80@ do. roogh American flax at | $1.40 per bushel | Sriarrs.—We heard that 900 barrels Ohio and Prison | whiskey found buyers. at 25 a 25.0 per gallon, | Sucans displayed Increased animation, and ruled arm a 800 hhds Orleen: new fetehed 44a 5)go, and 100 old | Muscevado, 45 per lb, Tonacco.—-Sales were made of 76 hhds. Kentuety, at 14 Te. and 122easee Obio, with 20 Hlorida seed leaf, at prin 118; Girsa, 79.—1 vIeRases. uM Hooping @ Inanition, Inflammation of by Inflammation of lung Interseeption of fateitines, Jaundice : Fover remitient, Fever scarlet... Pover typhot over typhus. Under 1 your. i United Stai i ‘Sootiend. by: Germany, 12; F: ta te de North ‘Li ie England, 11 British Pow Haxdell- joland, 4; City Honpital Tela ¢.2: Cole red poreona. J Intormonte rovurned (rom War Ww. wire Deo. 6, 1858, | VEETISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ay SEE FIFTH PAGE. wo PECIE AND GO!D DUST FROM CALIFOANIA-NEW © York and Saa #ranoivco et-amship Linw, 26 Brosdway.— The attenti-n of partios ordering retarne {row California, Ip apeaior Ko Ad dust, i cirveted to the ustiow froma the New ork Undermriters. at {00 Davis, beOOKS &.00., Ganoral Agente. JONES & JOWY Hoptember 16. Scrne New York and Yo atuamslip line, baving arrauged with Messrs, Garrison N Bots to faraish » specie guard, which has been deemed sntinibos ry by the undersig aed, willing to take insuranoe from San Pran= ‘ork, aou to wake the same redu tion on pro. oleco to New ome n jn he grado éy and gin. 2,865 gallons, strong ram and alco: | shea | for cowing’ under the protection of the gnard of Garrison & Frstz, from Panswa to the Atinatio s has been and is yet allowed ow specie guarded by uard of Mestre Mesquera, Hurtado & Co (he Astor Muvual Insurance Company: (bigued) Zeb. ook; Yhe Atlan tio Mutual Inruranoe Company, (sisned) Walter F. Sonos; General Mutual insurance Company. (signed) by Alfred Ogden; the Sun Mutual nsurance Company, A. B. Nelaon; the Now Yerk Mutual Insure mpany, (siened) byt. 1, Fullorwhaite; Merosstilo Lrurance Company, Elwood We ter; the Commercial Compsny, Daniol Dr a e. Lothrop, Pr: N. H. Oagi is OR BAVANS AU—U. 8. cr LINE.—THE SUPE ship ALABAMA, C D. Ludlow, on mber 11, atSo'eioo', from pior 4, North river eh to 8. L. MITUHIDL, 194 frontstroet. Tho Florldg, apt. M. 8. Woodhull, on Saturday, Leoomber 18. For Terength, socommodasion and fate, sheae shipe have no oD euperioes ‘on the const. WOK LIVEKPOOL.—UNITED STATES MATL Lip vtog ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Comstook.—This ship will depart, with tbe United States mais, for tively 2 orolovk, M., from hot ei ae feet ot Oneal sirest. Aor ten aon paid for. For freight or passage, hance pneanalled accommoda iN Mons fer 6! renbwa or oomtort, spel S 00., 58 Wall etrocs. ‘ARD K. COLL Past Fea ited to bo on board at Ig A.M. ‘The gieombip arode w 1 succeed the Baltic, aud enil Decem- W YORK AND GLASGOW. York Steamship Compsny’s new 1,962 tous, 40’ hore power,) Robort i from Glasgow on the 1th of De- » New York ive disegow on Saturday, sp dk, at noon, First cabin (asioon raidenip @ ) $75; seoond cabin, bot oe! Plager,” &. Wotto LDT, D. Bad, Commande®, will leave athampton, for the year 162, on LEAVE NEW YORE. Humboldt, Bat'day, fied = Bumbold! aoa ‘lin, Franklin, Humboids, 4 ymbolds, x Alta, 8 Fraaklin,’ “ — Jan.io'og ooo sboamaere, brite exprendly fer zoverniaens service, of 200 sons burthen each, are nod sur sithor for speed, wh, of comfort, by auy vessels ‘Their secom: frodations for acsengate ses of the mos approved kind Stopping ai Southampton, both going and returning, ofor te ere procoeding $9 London, sdvantagua over other line in tho economy of both t 4 money. Pilce of passage trom New York te ovshausyron of Ht . 7 VE MAVRC. ‘ed’day, Oot. «Ne “eer! ne sii E1V VERGSon, Agont, 08 Brosiwey. ILLIAM ISELIN, Havre. Makriveat. CROSKRY & CO., Houthampron. OL AND PHILADEDPHIA STEA ‘ship Company intend sailing the favorite skeamahip FROM PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Jan. 6, 185% -Thuraday, Fob. 3, 1853. \Thuraday, Mar. 8, 1853. -Thursday, Mar. 31, 1863, FROM LIVERPOOL. .Wednoeday, Jan. 5, 1853, Wedneuday, Fob. 2, 153, Wednesday. Mar, 2 1883. _Wedaesday, Mar, 80, 1353. cy of Banches tor’ City of Glaegow City of Glasgow .. City of Manchester, City of Glasgow City of ‘rhertaghacnsy GY P, Baloon, $%, ers mer $55, (according to state rooms. A limited number of third clase passongor: will be and found with comfortably cooked provisio 320, to Liverp20l. | ing to bring out ‘froin ‘Liverpool. conn obtain cer- ‘tificates of paseage, and drafts on the bank of Ireland, in ours ‘feom £1 storling upwards. Hand dilly can be had’ at the ofice of THOM. \CHARDSON, agent, 4| Bxohange ‘]NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSDIP COMPANY— ‘For New Orleans, via Havans —Tho splendid steamehip UMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle, commander, will sail from pier at the foot «f Warren tN et, on Mor Deo. 18 ap Zo'clock P.M, precigoly. | Katos of paves ‘New Orleans, 1 era “saken. on freight to r thirty conte por oubio foot. Shippers of 7h 0 Fea ply themsolves wi tho companyra bills of Inding, which may be had on spalic tion at the office, No other form will be sigued. ills of Inding signed after 12 o'slcok on the day of sailings For Irei a oe ROL re a) He GP ROMLRTS. 177 West strect, corner of Warren. a age aan SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSGIP Line.—‘Tbeough to San Franciece at reduced, rates No tion on the Leth mu: ship TILE STATROS BW tons, Winr C. Birey, oomanager, Will leave New J ark. from plor No. 8, Noxth tivar. for an Pinwall, Navy Bay Wednesay, Janusry Sth, at 2 P.M, Sonnecting ai Vanama with the new doublo:eiigine steam abip Winflelé scott, weish stem leaves Paasms on the ileal of the passengers by the United »pping only at Acaputeo for supolics. covmmoduteons, ventilation, apoed, m1 ‘reunrurpasscd. An experienced phyrician in mt exch steamer I, snd take the Panama railroet. Psa ongors ‘that tickets fr this line are sold only at No, , New York. DAVIS, BROOKS, & CO., Geaorat Agenth JONES & JO“ NSON, 20 wan street. J eafoty, ched to ickets for crossing te [asimus STAM OF THE WEST 2 Preoiaciy, on Monday, December 0 ag with ihe a sieamehip Brother Jonathon, 2100 tons, over tse s a transit route, baviog but twelve milos of land traneportsticn. Thesy stesmers ave ursurpassed ia their accomn odations and vestilation. For information or pss- sage, soply only to D. B. ALLEN, Agent, No. 9 Rattory p! up araira Tro pub!ic sre cautioned mj the’ reorasontations of hired runncrs of other lines ne. PHILIP USTRALIA OLIPPER LINE—FOR POR and Sidney direct—The A 1, new clippor shi NOE, Captain EB C Taylor, will mil on tho 15 h ins! cr secommodations Apply engers, it; T. DUGAN, yLigOr, ARKBLU & CU __Orty RUSSELL & NOR! AUSTRALIA, PIONEER LIN ‘York built packet ship, BA‘ FIMORT, ¥F.B.N A commander, insurin: go ae eixth abip of of De Isis woll known that tho New are the finest acd flectest in the world. The Baltimore war the favorite ship of she New York and Havre line, and with on the 1h Poy Pitt York built packed abi in ar deailpnctualiy ember, from New \ ork for fitting up, together with her tee a her superior will imoes comfortable ship ahee hse yi tched for Aestralin. A gergoon and pro; Xttondante provided. hs mauner in which the ahipo re Line have been fitted up and orovisioned has obtainnd ‘orthens e deoided Peter ene or en orks sre, ovenat higher rates. pty CAMERON, $16 wou stroote her su erloe ‘sccommod be Are now Escled mainder of her freight. commedated, at I evrly appl ink , Captain Aver oP take in is ngera can be 8, with comfortable etate room: ‘on board, pier 14 Rast river, or to 168 ‘snd ils South street; of to BROTHERS StF MEK GOV ERKNOM FOR SALE —Tii5 FINE er war built by Wm. Brown, exprossly for au out h ., is six years old, i'feot long. 23 foot ‘and about 710 tona register. Aer engine nix foundry and has & 44 inch cylinder stroke: boilerebout twenty two months old—lays the yord of Remusl Sueden, foot of Clinton street, Groous oint, and will be sold low, to clos a concern. for fucsher Eitormation, apply to Samf. Sueden, Greenpoint; Bootmen & Smith, $1 Corlaors street, New Y otk, 0) WHITE & CO. 31 Coonttes slip. a DIRKOT.—T ag ae poy ae gine nar’ WILLIAM PEN leave pier 8, Enat By ay, Dacember 8, #8 2 o’olock, P. Pacsengors. Ear ie Command Bort dire ‘his ship hao ‘accommo sage in abing stato-toom, $10; peasaze Siiteete om mares + good ae oon are supply some fhosmer's Gia orb ry tious for storage, Bas fof lading. he's0. ct ae Te cies a 4 i Rote kG A o0.. * io Pass! ane--Masers. Marks & (Ok NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND IC HMOND. The United Stator msil st-ainship ROANOKE, 1. Par- Tish, ecomander, will leave pier 18 N. R., om Saturday, Deo, 4th, "at Far freight, sprly =n board, Oy tbeaw a he PLEASA TS. £3 Front atrost tear OR ALBANY—WINTER ARRANGEMENT—THRED ly lines—Fare $1 50.—The trains leave City [all station, corner of Tryon row and Centre streets, ye Sun. days excepted, as follows :—First train at 7), A. mail train, stopping at all the way stations; second train 9 A. M., express, stopping at Croton Falls, Dover Plains, nd Chatham Four Corners, arriving st et with the 2 3) trai M. albany ex lerton, Hilledals . oting: Returning, will t in, arriving in New RIVER R ATL ROA D.—TRAINS DAILY Chambers stregs, for Atbany and Tro Through in four hours. connecting ing “Buffalo or Montrea! at 8 o'clock same He R80 UDSON Fxpress rene Pein 6 sh traing reso! A 7P. on at Chambers, O: a ‘ont stophe id Thirty-first streets. ‘Trains, from Canal street, st 7:90 A. M. for pei dat 6 for ble stoping at all . STARK, Saperintendont t i which were con has heen Trely ¢fisnetou ting the feet, that Hollows dee midlet aseue ot tried remedies ii cure bas tov toratoly disseor Hkewise rhe omatio effec vgiandalar ewelll mort obt anes of curvy. sorofais, or by all the sof medi vine throng Tee snd be thoveot thet" nitad § 60 per box. _ W note Ine, New York, an: iia eS ay Y fhe proprictor's, 444 Strand, Pacsongere will be landed on the wharf a | ‘has | 3 OPEN AT rn cum mi December 8. bis pe performed —_— OW ERY THEATRE.—! sain riges ab 7 o'clooR. Wednesd: Joseph... by ch ta al y| am orah nas ees Mist Heron aii tive Du TenMAN: Mr. brovons | Lestelfe, Mise Hittert dor ecke R Burro aben: tac mmsuse at7 oreleok. Wednesiay Stoning. Decomber S, will be performed 1S He Jka Lous, Dyes | Harciot... ... Mrs, Skorrett ANo PARVENU, Mr eae Blien Rivers. b THOU Wr Burton Mr. Johnston Toe Baste Soph Tem Tip Apadl Namionar. THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. DOORS open at 64: curtain rises ab 7 o-eloek. Wednesasy evening, Dec will be performed TE BEY OF WEotCHEST Warvey iseh. Mr. Jot08'| Sarah Wharton. Mise Barber We BA XUR CHIEF: Mr. B, F. Taylor | Cedrio. Egbert. HITES THRATRE OF VARIETIES, 17 AND 19 Bowery, near Chatham square. nite, Propria. Nor. Doors open at 636; to commones at 7 o'clock precisely, Wednceday evening, Decumber 8, will be performed VICTORINE Joan... .+... Mr UES GTS <++Misa Albertine I BUNTING A TURTLE. EAUOE. Kars, C HRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, NO, 472 BROADWAY, above Grand etroot—Onen every night during the week, th n and personal supervision of EK. P. rts in this rai, for the pr six yoars, ived with favor by highly rrepectabio and ridisucan., ‘Tickets, 26 conte. Dovrd open a 6443 "bo commence nt 7} o'oleck, TIGRESS, in the wa- ‘he most po ulse of all simi- _ o'elook, the popalar to the whole Ma 7» 12,6 conte oxtra, M DAME SOXTAG'S LAST CONCERT.—CARD.—IT in with regret tha) the Programme of Mme, BON TAU's ity changed st to the continued ah, whose health entirely Inst Concert is of ne indswposi ed f Si, precluces b nso this even how- vor, for t wont, Mik, CONTAG WILL SING 1, Arla, “Deh nou sardae”, Mozart 2. Seetoh Ballad, * Within a mile 0’ Edinboro’ Burns 3, Duct for Voice and Violin (first vow Kokeort 4. The celobrated Polka Aria. Airy ‘5, Ballad, * Home, fw Home’ Bisho| 6, Duet from “Lieds di“ hamouni” Donizetti PROGRAMME, PART 1. Overture to “ Bemiramis.” s+ s+ Rossini the Orchestea, Artis, “Deh non tardae”™ -Mosart Mine. Hx: : Duets “Voglio dite: Donisotti . Burne Scotch Ballad, * wishin j Mae Hawnieres borcaa Invitation to Danoo {Instrumonted by H. Berlioz), .Weber y the Orchestra, Duet for Voice and Violin, expressly composed by... Eekert Sime. SonTAo and Foul Jullien, PART Mt. Overture to “ Marth: seeee ces JFlotow y the’ Orchesizs. ‘The celebrated Polla Aria..... : vee Alary Ning, Hasan Scona, “Fra Poco", Doniaetti Ballad, “Tomo, Sweeb Home -Bishop Mme. Hew aie Violin Fantaeia, “Carnival of Venice’ -Paganial Paul Julien. Duet “Linda di Chamouni” -Donizetti Mme. Hennierre Sontag and oad “Pesioitm Chorus, “ Semiram wisle Rossint Lh the Tialian Chorus,” Conductor Carl Eokort Lesder.. Mr. Gisfold Doors open at 7; to commence Secured sents, $2 and $1, to bo bad at Hail & Son's, No. 239 Bi d Tuceday will be gold the $2 goats, and on Wednesday On Tuced the $1 anc remaining $2 sea M ment, at the Tabernaclo, on Thu will include the, following Fong ‘Th he ae wind bowailoth ne sheds an abor light; “ Th if h Seige Blind Bov;" “(1'm alon “Tho May D nd jasen,” in tl ‘ickets for this ‘Occasion, 25 cents, ‘'o commence at 7 o'clock. TONDERFUL EXWIGITION—THE GREATEST Batarsl ourlosity ia the known world, being. & Petri. fied Group. consisting of & Horse and its Inudixn ri uarabus Rarbent sailed anenud theme ibe whels i te most perfect petrified state of preservation. ‘sho aise of he serpent iv ao enormous ax to appear incredible, being feet in length and about three fect in ciroum his astouivhing specimen was found in the goush- Gee one nde rfn appearance, aman ever bebela. Tho ser. poisoned be & poisoned arrow or sustt by the Indian rider in his straggle R. DEMPATER'S LAST BALLAD ENTERTAIN ay evenicg, Doo. 9, ndian's Com t about fort} ferenoe, rn part of Houth America, by Mz. Aol ehonter, England, Jt. bain. ‘the greatonl nrfosity have been roup ia now on exhibition for short time ng Ht to Sucope, at thie Society Libra ry Leotuve Ki Hrondway, ocmmenciug on Wed Eny. Leo 1, ‘he price o' namistanes is put. at 25 conta as to giv n opportunity to ave dn should fail to 0 maprove it. Doors open from 9 A. M uaul 1 P.M. ET FANTASTIQUES.—M sotfully angounoes that he wil ‘an American sudienoo in tho 8% REES_MYSTERIEU ROBERT BELLER rc ractive, silording sirvorion tothe mysterios of nature and 6 Ished Baccyesn repurstion, where ew PRINCE OF RDS, and aniverrally she Gide ft! ral to HOUDIN, TAS Masih KT, able the poblic to judge of the excellence of hi perforn which will em brace experi ehenoi e Mysteries of Blectricity, Gatvanism, L iemain aod Deooptive Machinery. in connootion w velopsment of bis astounding faoulty of SECON the elicidstion of waich has baftied th» etn’ talent of the European continout. ARAK BROWER AT WOOD'S MINSTRELS—THIS led Negro Dancer and Delingator performs at strel Hall, 444 Broadway, every ovoning this Four ANVARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND the Holy Land willupen on Monday evening Doe. 13, wand spacious Georams, in Brondway, adjoining oliten Hetel, and continuo every evening. Pa authentic drawings mado upon the spot by Mr. Ban= Yard, ¢uriny an extensive tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr It willosplain the paintings porsonally. i Tore mover at 7, andon Wedneeday wad’ Saturday after: look. HE BRYAN GALUERY OF OURISTIAN ART—CON- taining @ series of authentic Paintings, by the most coie~ brated masters, from Guido ¢¢ Sienne (4. D. W221) down to Borave Vernet—in now open (or exhibition at the Society Library Rooms, from A.M, to 5 PM. and from Lalt-peab T to half-past¥P. M. Admission, 2 cents, {UUARLES WHITNEY’S SECON DAN ings with the Orators of the Old with the Fert Shakspoare, at Stuyvesant fnstitute, and Friday evenings “Peo Sth ani 10th, Indian Sache akst and King Philip, vay, Pook and Hrvesetl. & Son's, Jollis’s, aud at D THIRD EVEN- Now World, and 3 Go: and Br Tickets, 0 cents, to bo Lad at Hall the door. RANKLIN (MUSEU M, 175 CHATHAM STRERT.—GRO. Lea, Proprietor. eabliabment it op afternoon, nd in the evening, hi the purpe jaxsic and Orig nal ihepresente Living Statuary," by M'ile Cas'nots troupe of Model artist jonathor with & variety of beantiful performances For tu ther partioutars, ree bills of each day. Admissina—Seats in private 0 cents; siege seats, with cushioned str Sialea 973 conte; boxes, 25 lery. 1236 cents. pure VEGETABLE E gorsting cordial —Dr Morre’s invigorating oor: jenitel dibhity, impotexcy, incontinenos, &o,. Tie aston access wh ch bas attended this invalaable medis Pro y Deer of youtntut tu Erction, or indulgence of the passion 1a ripe: youre, renders it the mort valuable preparation ever discovered; in fax as a ermady for tho above complaints, it stands untivallo tnd alone. | There is no other reliable remedy or soy that has acthentically received the sanetion of the medics ta- wonderful vegetable production of which thi ie Rapene been tested, and its virtues ty tha highest names of the ‘faculty 9f bons sn, nd the chicf cities of Europe, as woll as by emi: inna in this court; vahte of welt we 0 the appetite, revew tho health yed it by sepenel excesses or evil prac ices. ir. Woodward, of the Mucsschusetts fneaae Hoa sival, writes of bis patients Seiug cured by using this cordial, thue t gives me pleaeure to inform you that f tionte, while ia Boston, lose elle me he had not she tabing it, whi applied to me,’ or r bim ever to regain hi wal medicine used in tl hac no effect, the me rdiat, which has effected s cure, all ever Feo sible ed the it th maladies relieved inf to leave the publicati roprietor would produce Fiaony, to. show thet the general . ‘cures eut of the qaestion, or the host of the most conclusive testi reat repatati nit enjoys was not accidently obtaine:, but [itiemiy based upon its post ive and. apparontly miraculous virtres. Ip all directions are to be found mie of heslihy offepring, who would not have been ac but for this extrsordiiary preparation equally potent for many diseases for which It is rec ed. THE MEDICAL JOURNALS Haye nob, in, a single inevance, thet bas been suthontion ted, given their sanction to e above complain's, It #, effected rasle: nad thele condi ver ‘ene ane hee ronousned hopelest ational character. 0) me purpos a3,) without derty 3 on benefit, bad a! ven up ait hope oe obtatnta, ef when | purchased some of year ceeds Thad no faitl whatever of its benefitting m Bat has. I feel stronger, have bad wo emiasi ne sin Iaheugh 1s not ti fi a-doxen b tt Another saye—"T was ad. Why had I not h saved me so much exp your cordial would have { montal aad = ae ferin, Prepared b meena M.D. New York aty, ne ensral tates 192 Mrs ray.” In Tionton. “who Naat fy 1 0, ae rt treet, ride Se Co. Ws atington sieves and WI Jamison, 581’ Br ond w Spo. Pitkine: in Sprtoat 14 by Blien & va phis. Ty. tt & 8 FM. Wood, 4 Harm Te is put wp in p’ ret! Jon, with th's INVIGORATING CORD AT ble ‘hy worde DW ORR Bd yer bowie; Uwe Lube #99) uve by! om Y bobbi 6 9d) uve bubte aioe Biz aad gm XB) ims ortant advice secompanying cask bottle. ‘rie WOM aT ‘The Hon, Men, Major General Smilor, irs. Vernon ER, MR. JOHN SEFTON. Private Box mil forme rik REGIME, ) Tonio (1 ta first appear Sulp ee, am old Sergent... Corporat Cartoue Me Pontoon, ur, * Hows” ‘4 { Gtitian, Maria idsdsme ‘Agua Thillow pioness de ‘Berke fink Waser S THOEATR N ber een open at ae to commence at 7. Weduess mber 8. rforaed u ‘A b8 ‘AND POUNe F RTS. -Mca. Maedot if Pomp iniy ‘Alice Hawthorne Kato Kooke: ie Bie A FRAOTIOAL MAN: Cloudsley Mr. Waloot | Mr. Horto Bers; i : Chippendale | Mra, Mildmay.. Wie Cram ve 1KCUS —NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 97 BOW: WIRAT NIGHT OF MR, RICHARD SANDS, Great aptipedal Pan walking across tie POLISHED ot 8U w TRV ER PD Fla mee? ts Bs 4 E x “eo ry 2 OK Mr. Bandsis the only operator that has ¢ demonstrated the newly discov: revitatton oan ponde: Evonidg and during . at perform { idx, Sands, sever, ry aueatriane will appear , Sande wi as his Groat Antipodal Bxperiae we ae and Saturday ‘sfvernoous, In addition to 1. WAllsck’s THEATRE —M WaLcor Tully announors that his B NAY, anc other attraotive entertainm embracing the whole strength of tho ODWORTH'S SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF Grand Concerss.—Subsoribers’ tickets to the ¢ tore, No. 4/3 Broad Firas consort on Satv Duo ls at Metropslitan Hall, Subsoription ate GREAT AN(IPODAL tho ceiling, with hi erad Piilosophigal br Bosldca he great erfermances Aibition in the event noe Hh caeaaion the Ba now epen. ee riesnow ready fr delivery a} H. B Dodworth & snbscribers to two resorved sonte to exoh o ‘tod this afternoon and everin; wn, will Bowery An phith Baw. IBERNIA HAL CHARLESTON, B.C. poarance of the world-renowned PROFES DEKgoe (from Scotland,) better known Boott’s Whara o the North, wh rarangee of ae magic wonders in Europe for perio fo fei ning monarch and one half of tei him to be known as the «restest m7» ns in the New World, during tl aficient to introduce him to the oi hehaa viaitod ia performancos of ast theii hole pross hag tee ed with oulogture jeeds of magic. He h on honored by $ the elite, the scientifie, and tho learno: w elty Re has vietet, and has had the distiognish: proving to 350,000 American citizens that strange things - heave: there are t and earth, than are dreamt o Profysaor Anderson bogs mos citizens of Charleston and i the honorof siving bis frst sen or Grand Draw oom Entertainmen in which he will show the powers of Wits KY. Spirit Rappings, Necromaoy, and ti Gril appear for the first aime at Hiberat the aUih oftDecember, fu * and will auilay the whole of his magi absiiati aappaestal, whiob is tho ma 6 L g composed of gold, silver, paplor mac! pearl and manufactured under kis own direction fro fa, hie unparalleled programme of wom ¢ will perform rio, galvanic, hyde sulle, mechanloats and chemical experimenta which have bafiled the professors of the above sciences, bots of the Old and New World. “Bo tar. indeed, his art transcends Fow'd thing the De'l was at 11s fazer o He will open on Monday, the 20th a0 gique, divplayin the Great Ferap Bool Original ich he is the inventor,) which gan citizens with all binds of drinks; ti Tronderz, the Crystal Canquet; the Marie Cauldron: th atol Hs On Saturdays, = grand Doors open every ‘rening at hate pes ys the ar tu hie mystic tomplo at 8, cone rane at 0 eta -M. Carringes may be ord sred a quarter before, explaining 250 experiments aa porformad by the es Boonte, Miuatrated programmes, 124 conte, MEDICAL, NHE GREAT SUCCESS OF MESSRS. PERRY & SONS, No. 116 Wert Broadway. in the cure of special oonsiats in their apply ing efficient remodie eoencn oo and the constitution of the ‘wo to threo hundred ig. we ° We cure weet ly, fro without mereury in any form, nd Paris, aud our name is rope for our ¢kill 44. Office No. | a ig! throng) out ebr nic comp a Broadway, Hor " Moadays, Woda R. CONVERS, AUTHOR OF “THE BEACON,4 Gvide from Youth to Manhood,” continues to aa with which se many young men are tro offices, Now. £5 Thire avenue and 13 © bottle; three bottier for $5. MrORTANT MEDICAL WORK —DR, RALPA'S PRAC~ 1 Treatine on the Dil of the Gen. Organs; 8 1d wy tt Love & Broth vlishers. 42 Ann No 2 Aster Hours, end by ‘ost booksellers, "Also, Buthor' office, Bis’ Houston wcreet, (near Wouter.) Ww at he te conmulted on these subjecta from 0 to 12 . M. and 6 to OP. M4 @undayeexcepted ) Maved Secatign Treo of poatdye, by wddrewsing, pre pald, v0 box 80D office. FFERISS' ANTIDOTE, A SPR- tmakes a speedy curs, withous drink, exposnre, of chaay ta 2 proprietor challon, will a0 oe urthor i the mixture is t put up in bottles, with full direction bottle Insts week—many are curec in two days. by ©. H. KING, 192 Broadway Ts Bayard street. O FER TILL CUKED.--DR. COBBBTT, 19 DUAN! street, between Chatham and William strocts, am directly 0 pasite the Chatham Banks may be consalted om. certain dseawn. Twenty two years in hiv apecinlity nt oe lea him to curs genersl debility. of quackery ean call on him with ths © having. their cases. properly 44 ploma in my omce, as member of RK. COOPER, 4 DUANB STREET, wr, an ety a ited with confidence on “diseases b le pone bonia! some of our m eo okies gr known, both in and out of th. ial poastitioner of @lecaser in New "York. 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