The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1854, Page 7

commonwealth on the let October last, is ascertained to ho eeane ue antes to ares) 16, which isan over the amount held at the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONBY MARKET. Sespar, Dec. 3~6 P. M. During the past week there has beem quite an active movement in the stock market. The bulls and bears pave had things their owm way at times, but at the clore the came out ahead. The advance in prices early ia the week, im the face of the unfavorable forvign news, Waa somewhat surprising; bat buyers feltconf. imcipal of the public | AP oP old Get coat ber tanta. Tacs rarts | Z oo 0 deduct the eeneent | io rp juctive funds from 11 Rare dent that it was the beginning of a steady and perma- ‘amout debt, and therefore the public : debt leas the above amount of active in- vent improvement. The position of matiers ander our | de os Nimitiea ty et tre tear immediate notice was rather calculated to justify this view; but the condition of affairfon the other side of ‘the Atlant’¢ is far from being of a sattsfactory charac- ter, and they must have their effect. Quotations for foreign esohanges have fallen off yery materially, the shipments of specie have become much reduced, our im- ‘port trade bas been contracted to the narrowest limita, cand we have every reason for believing that these evl- <dences of improvement will continue; but it must ba bore in mind that our exporting resources have been very much reatricte|—that our grest staple articles of European consumption will be very much reduced, and that we shall feel very sensibly the contraction and liquidation going on in England and on the Continent. The ‘improvement in our domestic affairs is more the result of inactivity than anything else, We have no home trade ; there ie noting doing among our laboring classes ; our operatives are idle, apd our public works Lave compara- tively @ moderate amount of traffic, Inactivity reigns in -every department of industry, and evrey interest, public and private, appears to be completely prostrated. The contraction has been greater than ever known before in the same length of time, and the effect will be for a long time visible, in the dulness of business and depres- sion of prices. If we have no trade, our resources are valueless. We must look for a great depreciation in prices for our cotton crop. The European consumption is likely to be limited, and a slight falling off in quotations make. an immense difference to usin the aggregate value. I -cur logal affairs should became temporarily relieved from embarrassment, foreign manufacturers would avail them selves of the opening to flood our markets again wit their fabrics, and carry off the proceeds in bullion, with- out yroducing any improvement in prices for our raw mze terials. A buoyant state cf things om thia side, during a severe pressure on the other side of the Atlantic, is en- tirely out of the question. Any let up here could no be otherwive than shortlived, from the very use that would be made of it by parties desirous to realize ‘We muat remain in the same boat with those connected with ws in financial and commercial operations. If those with whom we deal are embarrassed, we must pay all we owe et the shortest notice; and if we are fortu- mate enough at any time to be able to consume more Jargely, we shall be immediately supplied, and required to make immediate payment. We must, therefore, for our own safety, live considerably within our means, and endeavor by economy to make up for past extravagance. ‘The present generation of merchants has never passed through a long protracted European war, and all are ig- ~norant of ita effect upon Snuncial and commercial affairs. Presa ne Thus far sit our anticipations and calculations have | Raisins proved abortive, and the very reverse has been realized. It is the height of folly to suppose that any great com- mercial country can be benefitted by a war that involves the expenditure of millions drawn from the active oper- ations of trade. When the resources of the world are sestricted by extraordinary events, the whole world must auffer more or less. We may have periods of tem- porary relief, but they will proye fatal to those who may be induced to trust them, until the great cause for contraction disappears, and peace again preva mong the nations of the earth. It is reported that the Reading Railroad Company in- 721 56, actual payment of the interest, and the redemption oC"the priacipal of the debt; which has oF j may be contracted by :his commonwealth, cannot be doubted. The State, in addition to the above amount of | woductive, owns $15,597,333 70 of unproductive stock im | Internal improvements, ‘most of them being railroad companies. the works of which are not yet com; 3 very considerable portion of said stock, it is believed, will | become productive. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of merchandise other than foreign dry gooils, im- ported into this district during the week ending Satur- day, Dec. 2, 1854 — Commence ov TH Port or New Yore—Wrexcy Iuronrs, Pkge. Value, Pkgs. Value. Bristle ne $2,215 Optical inst. ee Stas 3 11,352 20 162 Dor hang 13 . hangin Pecfumerys 3 tend passing the next regular semi-annual dividend, on | Hatters goods as account of its heavy floating debt. This is allright. If | India rubber. }183 Wool... 40° 5.18 {thas a doatiug debt, the directorg have no business to | Mus; instru’s 38 6,888 Other articles — 3,837 pay a dividend. eer " The earoings of the Hudson River Raflroad Company | Vie the week meee Pasion the market dur 9.004 for November amounted to $134,703, against $123,520 do. for the same month last year. Increase, $11,133. ‘The following communication from a stockholder in the New York Central Railroad Company touches upos some weak spots in its fimances, He puts some perti- nent questions to the management, which, if answered, would enlighten this community very much. We doubt if there is a director or stockholder in this concern who knows its actual condition, or whether since its consoli. v-dation it ever earned a dividend or not. The writer is mistaken about the officers receiving salaries. Their services are paid for in fine contracts for building de pots, furnishing machinery, &c., &. It would be too small business for them to receive salaries aud foreg Value of dry gods" * Total... creer $1,741,089 The principal items of import during the week were as follows :—Coffee, $42,108; segars, $56,480; rainins, $20,- 907; furs, $50,879; India rubber, $30,183; undressed skins, $56,626; railroad iron, $63,348; iron, $54,354; steel, $29,296; lead, $82,162; molasses, $25,419; sugars, $43,977; tea, $202,904; watches, $43,977. The annexed statement oxhibias the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending Saturday, Dec. 2, 1854, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place:— Commence or THE Port or New York—Weaxxkcy Exvorrs. i LIVERPOOL, the pickings : Quant. Yat. Quant. Fal. TO THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Cotton, bales.1,112 $49,759 fg. mach. cs. 20 $500 The Daily Times, during the past eighteen months | jour, bbls... 610 4,353 Rooks....... 1 1,371 ‘has published articles in reference to the Central Railroad | Corn, ual .56,862 °51,609 G. seeds, pkg. 9 150 mich have led many of the stockholders # believe tha | Peef, tierces 111 3,300 Logwood,tons 28 1,115 they emanated from the tors at Albany, but whic: | Pork, bbls.... 281 4,014 Blocks, hoxes. 261 3,400 now a) ‘te have been intended to mis! publi | Cheese, Ibs.28,495 2,328 Yellow metal. 14 3,980 mind. The stockholders have been greatly deceived b +492,201 47,417 Rosin, bbls... 200 ‘645 these statement: tters have been sent to its edito 23,900 3,110 Rage bales... 40 500 calling for information, but they have been withheld | Pacon ....182;109 10/221 oil, gal.3,567 5,350 from its columns. Comm tions have been sent to | |. Rubber, es. 677 500 25 300 ‘the officers of the company, at Albany, and the only aa- {| 1 Rgoods, cs 3384 9.818 63 rrr swer made was the enclosure of a circular soliciting sub- Dry goods... 29 8,995 6 1 scriptions to the $8,000,000 loan. Since the act of con- | Hops, bales.. 681 44,658 2 Aso solidation, the stockholders have received but one divi- | Lee clothes. 24 3/160 4 62 «lend of four per cent. The one due last August will pro- 1 829 -N mee ‘bably never be paid, and the semi-official organ now says 242 1 100 the next dividend +! will not be paid in cash, perhaps not 6,303 tall.” I, in common with many others, have nearly Total. soceceess oe 928,866 amy all invested in this stock, which my friends said was ‘the most certain paying dividend company in the. State. | Corn, busb... sos eee.37,818 $98,7 1am past work, and shall be compelled to sacrifice it. The salaries of the officers of this road are said to be | Cotton, bales. 381 $14,604 1 91,408 euineeiy: They have no privations—their salaries must | Corn, bush .28,71@ 26,985 4 500 ‘ve kept they can live in splendid houses and rive in | po, meal, bbis.300 1,400 1058, 786 fine carriages ‘Would it not be fair to reduce their | Rect 10 120 3,600 salaries? as competent could be found to perform 2,400 1700 the duties quite as_w eA pee as responsible, 180 . 1,309 tor one the salaries now an L, reliable state- 120 856 ment has ever been made as to the real indebtedness, | Hops, bates. 84 4,721 W. apparel, bx 50 cand we are all in the dark. Now, Mr. Editor, would it | Costumes, cs. 4 600 Spirits, hhds. 5 ~ 600 aot be well, before the present officers are re-ele sted, to Doesicue 3 uslina, ¢: 3 10 request an honest statement of their stewa: 1 ] Tb’co, ibs.209,001 15,605 Oars,... 3 if ‘would like answers to the following questio Hemp, bales... 73 412 Lumber, pes. 515 1,355 ‘What is the amount of stock issued? 1. rubber, cx. 188 9,852 Staves, 'No..6,000 370 Of six per cent bonds? 2 Ms Debt certificatest sad svvedave se ovavves © OOOMDDD Real estate bonds? MARSEILLES, Floating debt, and such other liabilities as the present $50 Tobacco, hhds 110 $15,000 directors may have brought the company intor Some 6,468 Wh'bone|bs.2,515 1,000 time go it was said that nearly $1,500,000 of the bonds 9,460 Staves, No ..6,000 "450 were taken, and a million gold in England: [ would 4,504 — like to know how much of the Mohawk Valley stock has 8309 Total... 04.5. .$43,721 cen paid how much of the Syracuse and Utica Direet gfe Fompany; how much o| uffalo an ester ay 570 W.o “stock; of the Schenectady and ‘Troy Assessment, 1 | Cotton, beles 323 $18,070 W. would saggest that a committee, such a8 reported on the Frie road, be appointed to make a thorough examt- mation, so that the stockholders could get at the truth. ‘The press is powerfal; but from what has appeared nothing may be expected from the Time: but what may to the interest of the officers. If you can help the wmany mechanics, widows and orphans who have nearly their all invested in this stock, a great favor will be conferred on an OLD MECHANIC. The exportation of specie from this port last week wah 9 3,570 Staves, M... 3,5 Cheese, bbls, . 4,953 renee quite limited, as appears by the annexed statement :— Total... * segeetereseeseeee LOLI ‘Surpsests or Sexcix rRom Tuk Port or New York. . . oe . Brig Abram, Curacoa, Am. gold.......... $5,000 00 Ge typo 16,800 Rosin, vis. aso qa Steamer Asia, Liverpool, Am. gold coin... 74,680 00 | AB: 4B. c* ¢! raise Do. do," Cal, gold dast.. | 5,948 00 | petal si101 Do. do, Twenty franc pes. 3,920 00 ntmehdehy taped caehe + reee soe os B18; De. do. Gal. Phil bars. 360,801 95 | Comm, bus... eseaces eve veces 12,373 10,809 Corn, bus. .......-5 és ++ 25,205 28,967 Total Cor the week......+.. $i0" Peta Sew! iis Cotton, bls 233 $11,140 Pota’ 66s Previously reported in 1864 Flour, bibs. $200 Piet’s, es. 19H Pork 287 e 083 14,71 Total for the year ........6..00++ eves + $38,215,260 9 ee) Tel i Tortie ee ee. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department Spices, bas. %,218 Staves, M. 12,920 87 ‘Washington, on tho 29h of November, were:— — Is. 10,675 sate the paymen sury debix, a 966. Bon F For the customs vassccsess ss. ; IToo 7 | Lard The.,..2,297 $256 Boards, pes.t,210 $94 For covering into the treasury from customs. 2,248 30 Crackers, bxs- 36 7 5x hits eee nny em tainalle 4, | Mebndes,,bgs 9 188. Total $1,608 Yor the War sees fetes . 4 5,815 35 ‘ GTHRATTAR, For repa ing in th hg — Departineat, : $258 39 | Cow hides..11,402 $43,447 Rosin, bbls. 250 $50 For the Navy Department,...... 31,275 44 ‘Total $45,087 O47 For repaying in the Navy Department 2.455 57 pres : on coum For the Interior rt bbws us cvesves 43,395 90 BRIVIS NORTH AMERICAN COLONY > For repaying in the Interior Department 797 82 | Flour, bbis ere = 7 ‘The warrants entered on the 20th of November, Ligeore ssc 2,100 rere = Wine. ic G2 aH “For the redemption of stock., orterand ale 15 80 or the payment of treasury debts ees pet ee 4 For the customs... ql f For covering into the treasury oun Oil, galls..... 164 14 For covering into the treasury from lands @ For covering into the treasury from misce! 20 Rope, coils... 3 Chain, fath,,, 60 Window glass, 1 20 Jaumber, (t..8,000 Staves &) hoops... f Other... For repaying in the Interior ‘The Second Auditor of the Treasury Department of the State of Virginia, in his report dated Noy. 24th, 184, | way Iron, bars.... 61 Furniture bxs 7 22 The receipts of the treasury on account of the Internal | Pork, bbis,... 115 $1.44 Tobacco hhhds 6 $1,041 haprovement Fund, inclading the balance on hand the | Drugs, eases, 24 405 Crackers, es. 301 Jat day of October, 1853, amonnted 10 $5,006,802 14, | Furnifure,... 68 9,128 Bplees, bage,. 805 1,14 There was disborsed during the same period $4,911,312 | Backing, bbls 4 7 Lard, ibs.,.18,114 2428 44, leaving # balance in tho treasury on the Ist day of | Machinery, bx 199 7,416 toes, bbls’ 90 "270 Getober last of $155,079 70. Tne sain of $505,220 21 | Paper, réums 460 405 Corn mill, bes 2 a0 wns received on account of premiums, dividends, bonus, Cheese, Ibs, . 4,612 £05 Champagne,» 50 2 and interest on the productive investments of the , Hams... 935 Stationary, bx 1 82 fund. This sroonint ts $19,270 15 more than was ro- | Codie 1958S. turpentine. 4 0 civ rom the same sources during the year eadin, Dr, is, cn. 0 187 Tron aa 0th September, 1853. These receipta do not realize the . Hardware’ co. 62 160 Osten eee ae: 38 amount estimated in my last , owing to the ilepre- — Rice, tierces., 60 4,028 Safe ... 1 1590 ciation of premiums on the bonds of the common- Hutter, Ibs..8,663 688 Type, boxes 3 Mw weelth. Caudlew,boxes 660 2,502 Boards, feet.6,200- 111 ‘The increase of the public debt during the)ast fiscal | Composition,. 26 - "225 Other articles’ — 957 Jeary after Totworing ths smaount redeemed, Is $4,32.- Tobacco, 1bs.7,608 O82 —— 1 4. ‘Ube aggregate Outstanding padlig dpbt of the 4 Total Haven Ueedggeceg ye + 088, 50q PY Carratns, ls. Total.....6...... Pork, bbls..+ 875 Pread, bb1s.,, 360 Tobacco, hda.’ 6 Beef, bbls... 580 Candles, bxa! Lard, Tbs...10, Total Furniture ca, 13 143 Paints’ mavla 7 Hardware, 4 os. 247 Beeswax, ibs. 633 Sp, oil, galls. 160 Books, casea,. 5 Crackers, bx Cheese, Ibi Flour, bbla,.. 210 $2,640 Lard oil, gals. 127 3,368 13,851 11,469 265 C. meal, pun. 200 Varnish,cases 10 Zine 8.trptne,cas To Indigo, ca... .. Potatoes, bbls 1 resco bxs 58 aint.cks 5 5 35 50 350 207 ore. , 986 Paint, kegs, 8 168 271 Domestics, cs 209 14,412 154 Violins, bxe., 1 89 118 Butter, Ibs...) 540 or 5 Spices, bags.. 2 213 Cheon 8" to Une 350 Other ariicies — 1,176 VENEZUELA. $4,425 Candles, box. 60 $186 88 Firecrackers. 100 135 64 Furniture, cx. 12 96 100 Paper, reams. 200 63 2,132 Other'articles — 104 60 Totale.......eee0e STU MAYTI. $31,350 C. » 1}180 Soap, bxs. se eves es 970,040 DANISH WRIT INDIKS. sus 4,000 Leather,cases 4 172 134 Oilciothing.. 3 7 7 Other articles — 670 see ceteeeeeess 68,000 Clothing, pgs. ‘Tea, chi bed eee ek scene 87,097 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. Carria 56 $1,600 5 3608 ‘603 1,100 11286 842 100 1 80 Plark, pes..13,903 2,806 8,750 830 — 110 Total oo... 6044 +824,320 DUTCH WEST INDIES. Flour, bbls. 295 $2,764 Furniture.... 13 $225 w 70 2 150 50 ~ 50 35 210 66 186 Beans... 20 98 7 161 Tobacco, Ibs.2,279 260 3250 61 Lard........1; 133 705 Pianofortes 610 53 773 Provses, bbls. 14) 1,002 44 2,841 _Hame, Iba, . 10,323 «ld 1 82 Harness, c. 1 270 52 261 Other articles — on Butter, Ibs. .1,306 225 : oe Tota! Sl: BRAZIL. Flour, bbls..3,916 $30,642 Furn’e, bxs. 89 $511 Lard, Ibs...10,725 1,260 Pape ‘ca, 710 37 Rosin, bbis, "200 400 Bric! 2 80 Hams, Ibs.. 558 69 H’d ware, ca 437 Biscuit, tes, 60 68 Drugs....... 18 975 ts. 2 110 Sewg mach. 2 100 Coal, tor 10 76 Dressg’ls,cs = 2 130 IRgoods, cs 17 664 Dom'cd, ba.. 43 1,660 Tea, ca. » 10 192 Other art’ls.. oie iron cuest.. 1 ll Total, .....seeecseeeeee seeeeceeeee ss GAT, 751 WRIT GUIANA. Flour, bbls... 275 $2,475 Candles, bx. 300 $1,020 Beet... 30 553 Oi . 60 145 1,750 Cha: 20 140 154 Raisi 20 60 736 W'd ware,dz 60 113 236 Paper, rs... 5 160 135 Lumber, 119 Tobacco, hds 1,049 Other art 149 Marseille: Antw Gibraltar . Br. West Indies, Mexieo. Porto Rico, Danivh W. Indies, . Argentine Republie 24,320 Brazil Value of mdse. exported during the week... $1,162,837 do, do. '290, 703 Tot, specie, The value of imports last week exceeded about three hundred thousand dollars. shipments of specie was the principal canse. 47,701 + $1,443,540 the exports The decrease in Had even an ordinary amount of specie gone forward, the aggre: gate exportation would have been greater than the im- Breadstuffs have moved forward lately quite portation. actively, and the shipment is likely to increase, Axirs.—The sales included 100 bbis. pot the former at $6 75 and the latter at $6 50 per 1 Breanetcrrs.—Flour. uiet and lower. The a) wos rather ed to abor mt CITY TRADE REPOR' 000, iT. 2—6P. M. Sareepay, Dei and pe: 100 1 The market for common br: ite sales amount- bbls., including inferior to choice Stato at 87 8734 a $8 25, while extra and Western brands were unchanged. About 1,000 bbls. Canadian were sold at $8 $2 a$$ 75 in bond, and $975 9 $10, duty paid. latter for very good with sales of about 8 and G was inac' sales of 2, $2 26. \d held above the views of buyers. bushels white Southern, were made at $1 95; 3,000 do. white Michi; t Ryo—falen of 6, The ality, Southern was unchanged, or 900 bbls., chie@ly Howard street. Meal was dull and nominal. Rye flour ‘Wheat, n, at $2 20, and 1,000 do. bushels were made at $1 Corn—The sales embraced about 96,000 bushels at 87 3¢c. & 8c. for Western mixed, and 9c. a 95¢. for round yel- low. Corrrx.—The market was quict bags Muracaibo brought 10%. Rio was unchanged. "ee i salen ounces about 800 a 900 bales, Corros The market closed steady. about 8% ¢; Mobile and leans, at 9¢. “Fuacnts Rates continued active with more offering. About 40,000 to 50,000 bushels of grain were made, in bulk and ba; . 800 ga, at 6d. a 63g. to 1,000 ‘bales of cotton were engaged’ at Middling Uplands were at la, at 8360; and New Or- Some vessels asked 74., in £-154., and about 1,000 to 1,200 bbls. pork at ad bbl; dead weight was at 17s. 64. To London 1,600 boxes cheese were enga; to 600, boxes of 64. corks at Glasgow—5,000 bushels of corn were enga; bbls of pork at 26. on terms not understood, To 4c. ; cotton was at 4c. «of cotton were engaged at 1c. in bags; 200 hops at —100 bale —360 bbls. of shoe at 00. To Californ per foot measurement, out half full, and w ab measurement, Navan Stons.—The market was dull, and prices were at 23s. ; 600 bbls. of at ts. ; 500 con at 22a. a 22s. Gd.; 500 bbis of and 150 bales of hops at 2d. To at 61g, and 400 bbls of flour, re corn was at 10c.; y and quiet. To Bremen To Antwérp ‘at de., and 100 tons of logwood tex were steady, ut be. a 40c. ‘The Flying Cloud was said to be demanding 50 cents per foot nominal ; spirits were at about 490. cash, to 50c. asked. On18.—Whale, sperm, and olive were unchanged: lin. peed was in slack request at 8c. a 8de., and lard oil at Bbe. a Me. per 5 Provisions.—V'ork was firm but inactive. The trans- actions included about 400 a $00 bbis., chiefly mess, at $13 25; prime s at $11 75 a $12 asked Beef was vather quiet, with sales of 200.9 300 bbls. at unchanged prices, “Iard—Sales of 600 = 800 bbls. ‘were madg at 04, »y for ex ; strictly prime wax at 10%c. Cat mente were quiet, and prices unchanged Rw pace tere! fair 4% —During the very quiet, and towa . ‘The’ stock on the Ist instant was about 2,088 The sales to-day were 250 a 40.5 wt month the market has been is the close declined from Je..n tierce, We quote good and prine 4%e. a Gixe. Sricis.—Sales of 200 bags Pimento, were made in vond, for export, at p.n. t., and 1,500 ibs. Government nutmegs, at $1 a $1 02%. SvGAR.—The sales were moderate. Sales of 60 hdds, Cuba, were made at 4%. a Se., aud sales of 70 hdds, New +3 wage ‘be pric re 0. low L. sain 0 saa, leana, new, were made by auction at about 4X.» . joes refined su ar bas declined. Tho fol- hed by Messrs, Stuarts : tl tab! crushed, Si0-, eraynd, 49e., nad clzae A, OPERA, AT NIBLO’S GARDEN.—TICKETS to, all parte of the house, 60 conta; Occhostra Arm- $1; eee aes 98, Doors open at 654; te SEATS SECURED FROM 8 A. M. TILL i pamengr 6 P. M., DAILY, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. Pose er Sy i, wae fe MONDAY. RVENING, DEC. 4, of the receivers of goods had but ttle to ofer, | THumphant ogg oe their ortag Lene prestisene 1m advance of M AU, arrival, and those who had stocks showed no disposition | *0 will make boty a aT ts Jovvers, boutees, weap cone valk ees ant Her wonderful rendition and voealiza icn in this role is | Dotli ta amount of goods sold and: prices obtained, the | p,Dishtly received with the most emis aatic apolar week vorably with: predecessors * Pervereeereriree ers Mr. 8 The countey d eset Sevens eden tas Sete ye egg ng eg cere fed Mr. rving railing iemaelves of the very low rates ruling for | Arthur.; Me. Geo. Harrison | Norman. re vide against the cout! cy of a rain: TOES: | next month and while the river bouts have guise for, day loaded down to the wuter’s edge, the hbo | exery Brn CHAMBERS STREET. streets of Sacramento, Marysville and Stockton, and the of the New York play.—Ihe great hit of the sea- roads to the mountains, ‘are busy with teams pushiug | “Fog : forward into the mines. londay and every evening this week, A. feeling of confidence in the continuance of thia THe Ori aN AND LOW TWRNTY, full and fashionable houses. .in his great partof........Crookpath ; 's the, [New York Boy Mr. Jordan Ree .Simper Mr. Fisher, Mr. barchant, Miss Raymoud, Mrs. Hughes. And the new farce of THE BLIGHTED BRING 6 may be secured three days in advance, nightly played to Mr. Burten Mr. Johnston, state of affairs scems general, or is at least very gene- rally expressed; but we confess we do not see ou what | grounds. We have already enjoyed several weeks of risk trade, and the amount of is accumulated in the interior must be larger than at any time duri st twelve months. A lnil must take place cre ; | but with an Ci. winter a moderate trade may be kept up, and with proper caution there is no reason why rates shoul not be well maintained, ands gvod business commenced early in the spring. The tendency of things in Californis ts to extremes, and we greatly (ear that tire reports of the business done here during the past two months may stimulate shipments from abroad to an ex- cessive extent, and thus materially injure the prospects Brew THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, Fy 1. P. Waldron; Stage Manager, Robert Jones.—Pricer Admission—Boxes, 25 cents; Pit aad Gallery, 12% cents; Private Boxes, $5. ‘The great spectacle of “THE CATARACT OF THE GANGES, of all partica during the coming year, Should shipments | w; < ae continue present, all will be weil; but gamblers in | “ith the combined cory NOF HORsiS tute. a California goods will never again realize fortunes by in- discriminate ventures to this market, however much wer may injure those who are engaged in a legitimate rade. The weather during the week has been very fine, and communication is easy to all parts of the mining dis- tricts. The miners are Going moteratels, well, the prin- cipal operations being at this season im the river beds ; | 94 but all are anxiously awaiting the full commencement of the rains, as the signal for renewed aud heavier ope- rations on the hills and in the ravines. The supplies of dust witl be short all through this month. But little of interest to our Kasteru readers has been done in the way of money or stocks since our last, the leading features having been the awarding of the new 10 per cent bonds of the city, and the movement in the bepered Council towards funding the floating debt of city. ‘The stock market Las been very quiet since our last, no transactions of any importance having transpired. New Scenery, Dresses, Dances, Machinery, &e. CATARACT OF REAL WATER, Monpay Evasina, Dec. 4, will be presented ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FEATS BY THE WHULE OF THE STAK TROUPE. The performances will conclude with the great drama f THE CATARACT OF THE GANGES. Mr. Arnold | Iran -Robert Jones Poe NATIONAL THEATRE,—DKESS CIRCLE ABD Upper Boxea, 26 cents; Pit, 121¢ cents; Orchestaa 60 cents; Private Boxes, $5. Doors open at 7; in will rise at 74; o'clock. Monday evening Dec. 4, the entertainments will commence with A GRANL EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE, oy. the French an¢é American Circus; after which, a Fane: Lefolle; to conclude with THE SKELE! Dance by Miss IN WIT! oss ‘We quote as fullowa :— ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SHO! GE- State 7 per cent bonds......(1870)...,......83 a 86 B ment of the PERFORMING BEARS, Vast collec War loan bonds,*(according to date) “12 per tion of wax statuary, the beautiful living Giraffes, the livii Boa Constrictor, the original Happy Family, &c Monday, q Ll Cagenrn ered at 3, the drama of FROM VILLAGE TO COURT, feats of the PERFORMING 84a 87'¢ | BEARS, and the farce of T) OBLIGE BENSON, Even- 00 25 | ing, at 74,, the play of THE LADY OF LYONS. | Aduit- +108 4 106 | tance to ali 2 ner 10, 1234 oenta, ‘00D'S V MECHANICS’ HALL, 472 BROAT KAY Priester po allem WHITE AND GtRIGPTAN,’ Goude AND’ SeNTOMEND PERFORMANCES, by some of the ‘ MOST TALENTED DELINEATORS IN TH® WORLD, H. Woon, though the first to intruduce white characte into an Ethiopian entertainment, deems it not out « place to call the aftention of his patrons and the public fenerally to tho fact, that at the above Hall may be sper ue aunshine and shade of the Darkey's Life, interspersed San Francisco county bonds: County scrip, new insue, (according to da Sacramento bonds, 12 per cents (1856)..... acramento City bonds, (according 10 date) 10 per cent....... + aa ‘ Sacramento levee bonds, 8 Stockton city bong... 0.00. San Joaquin county bands, 10 per cent! Vallejo wharf, Central wharf shares. Pacific wharf share Broadway wharf shares Jackson street wharf, Clay street wharf,, Washington street wharf, Mission Plank road stock...... feamboat navigation stock .... S. land warrants, 160 acres, Folano county bonds, 10 per cent. Dust iv not offering freciy, for reusons mentioned here- tofore, and the supply én the street is further dimi- nished by the fact that the enhanced rate of faro on tha steamers has greatly reduced the numbers of miners leaving for the Atlantic States. Choice lots command $17 40 a $17 40. Rates of interest appear to have a determination down- ward. This statement we do not make so much as an expression merely of our opinion, as the resutt of a com- parison of the various opinions of moueyed men on the per cents ) wich REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANTOMIME AM 5 DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER. H. ‘Wood intends simply to Howp raz Mmnor ur % Narors, and give each eveni of Negro Lirs, without detrac! alting ‘him above his proper s; giv: mors ® faithful ropresentatios from his merits or ex ire in nociety, thereby as & most instructive a very pleasing as wel ETHIOPIAN Min A BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, street. Long |oans on bonds and mactgages, it is well FIC, hnown, have been made for month past, at 2 | Africanized by the most accomplished company in the per cent per month, but bankers’ rates | world. . d unchanged 3 percent, so far as our ‘Thin weok, the celobrated burlesque on knowledge extends, up to the present time, or at ROBERT MACAIRE, least until the Meiggs hegira, We have been it Robert Macatre . A. Wells formed, however, to-day, that one of our principal | Jack Strike. i leorge Christy banking houses las discounted paper at the rate of 24; | Doors open at 634 o’clocu; to commonce at 7g precisely. r cent per month, This had been brought about un- bts | by the searcity of good business paper offer- ERHAM’S BURLESQUE TRO! 663 BROADWAY. | ing for discount. The house we refer to is a branch of a THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS, very wealthy one at home, and this movement may have been caused by the receipt of a large amount of money from the East for investment here. ‘The issue of $200,000 worth of bonds, to which we re. ferred above, was made in accordance with an ordinance passed seme considerable time since, and approved by the people at a general election. ‘The bonds run for ten years, and bear an interest of ten per cent per annum, payable in New York oity. They are to be issnod as re quired, and one-twelfth of the amount raivet on eacl to be received for the admission of four persons each, GREAT NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. ‘The Farcical Burlesque of the BLACK BARBER. Second week of the laughable pantomime of JOCKO, OR THE BRAZILIAN APE. }, on account of its immense popularity, of the PHANTOM CHORUS Fifth week, by general request, of their inimitable RAILROAD GALLOP AND ACOOMPANIMENTS, —_ week of the Plantation Festival Gathering; issue fs to be set aside asa sinking find nye N UNEQUALLED PROGRAMME OF ETHIOPIA ®! ies as the Fund Commissioners may select, | Sones, Cuorvses, Soros, Dusrrs, Jias, &o., iN WICH “the bids were @pened on the 24 inst, and were « WARDEN, 'DOYD, LE PEITE GAUSTINE, lows :-— ‘And the eutire Star Troupe will appear. J. Perry, Jr. «++. $200,000 at 90 Doors open at 6%; commence at 7} o'clock. P ; 000 a $6 Cards of admission, 25 cents. Vayne & Herrick. 000 at 80% | GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. Vayne & Herrick. e 000 at 80" | Lasued in connection with the Mirror of North and South | The whole sum yas consequenily Awarded tor. Percy. America, now in Boston, will, for the present, by One of the many advantages which accrue to a city | Special arfangement, admit four persons each, to like San Francisco from the issue of proper bonds, # - PERHAM'S BURLESQUE compared with direct taxation, is, that thus « portion of 60,000 of these tickets already sold. the burthen of our enormourly’ expensive public im Only 40,000 more to sell. Provements are placed upon posterity, where they | | To be obtained from 9A. M. to 6 P. M., at @63 Broad properly belong. There ix no propriety ‘in the pioneer | way. Fach purchaser of one of these tickets will be pre citizens of this city paying direct from ‘their pockets all | seutod with a certificate of share in the the cash needed for streets, sewers, grading, &e., &c. 100,000 VALUABLE OCSTLY ARTICLES, On a casual glance it might seem as though our fire pay- | donated by Mr. Perham to his patrons. ments were too largo; as thongh our engines were too CONDE ONY Senet numerous, the houses too expensive, &e.: but we can as- FSTIMONTAL TO THE FAMILY OF THE LATE T. F. sure our Atlantic friends to whom these bonds are likel Briggs, at Wood's Varieties, Mechanics’ Hall, 472 to find their way for sale, that such is not the c: Broadway, on Saturday evening, December 9, on which ‘The great reason why we vote money for engine hou occasion Mr. Wood bas generously tendered the use of furnished apartments for members, ‘Ke., is not that 1 and the whole of the company have volunteered in older cities, the common councilf want the valuable services. Tickets can be had of any of the firemen, but because we have no insurance com- | the ander-meutioned committee, and at all the pringipal panies, and must and do depend upon our firemen for | botels and music stores — the protection of property from the element which has | Albert McIlwain, Thomas Moore, Francis Trevor, Ste £0 often laid our city in ruin pheu H. Clapp, William H. Hess, David Hagan, John Simpson, Capt. J.T. Cox, Pyne, and others. NEIL MCLEAN NEWSON, Chairman. Cuas, I. Hicks, Secretary. : DANCING ACADEMING. 16 POND STREET.—MONS. G, MIRASOLE: A 1H (D neur de prévenir le public et ses amis en général ‘gante salle de dance sera ouverte tuus les Jours, depuis neuf heures apris-midi pour les dames: et depuis trois heures jusqu’d cing heures du soir pour lea messieurs. On pratiquera le soir, depuis 7 heares jus ‘i Les lecons privées auront liew & tous les jour dang une salle privée. ANCING.-MORE NEW CLASSES.—I. DE_ G. BROOKES, 361 Broome street, is now forming sev. Grol _ new classes, to commence immediately. All the hionable dances taught in one course of lessons fe lessons ab various ours, Soireea Wednesday ARCLAY GUARDS—ATTENTION.—< : the above company will be held at T. Barclay 212 Fighth avenue, on Monday, the 4th inst., at 8 o'clock P.M. All members, and those wishing to become inen bers, are requested’ to be pnnetnal in attendance busi f importance is to be transacted. By orde WILLIAM BRUCE, Captain. Y E TG meeting of the above company will he heli ‘Winett street, on Monday evening, Dec. 4, at 7 Members and'thore wishlog to become member, are © questee to be punctual in attendance, as business of im portance will be transacted, P.H. Beerri., See. THOS, HUC Capt. ARGET EXCURSIONS.—THE PRESENT UNUSUALLY temperate season has proved favorable to ta éxcursions to a greater extent, thaa any sulseq for xeveral years past; and advantage has been taken of it by our youthful citizens of all clawses, with « degree of enthusiasm highly commendable, Ax loug as such a of military rivalry exists in the couutry, we are inst the world, In this respect tage of all other countries, in al VADY, THE DAUGHTER OF A HIGHLY ved professor of 1 of this city, now de |, baving received a finished musical education desires to devote her time to the instruction of youn ladies on the pianoforte, at her residence, or at th Reactive Lomes. Address Professor of Music, 46 Howe | street. | DIANO FOR SAL “OR EXCHAN FOR CARPETING, About $40. In ani sales light; 50, zs regular armed foree of from three {6 five millions of men who are drilled to the use of arms, and most of whom are practised shots, and this without any expense to the government. Most of this force could be called into the Id im sixty days, and would prove more than a mateh for any foreign armies that could be brought them. In this respect the United States may ¢ be act down as the most powerful military co world. For all this strength, the facmer, the mechanic the merchant nor the laboring man, contribute one cen the shape of tax. Target excursions, in tact, have tem to be the primary school of our citizen soliiery. | i °3 ACADEMY OF Clements place, near Eighth inte ladies, and particularly those . Seguin bas formed a singing v4 o'clock. The use of Sea, SINGING CLASSES.—MRS. SEQUIN kD Music, y No. 9 class on Seguin’s library for the pu TANTED—A SOPRANO AND TENOR SINGER FOR A utholie church. ding, or bureau, watch, Xe. quire at 1573, Bowery. Vy Apply at 36 Mott street, be convinced of this fact, one need but stand for an hour or two at the Hoboken Ferry, om the New Jersey aide, and see the diferent companics aa they arrive from thin city—all active, intelligent, independent and brave | Qi young men. Our little neighbor, across the river, on i $5.000 auch occasions, looks likea military town, and the streets | ton in the art of are merry with the strains cf mariial music. More than | city who can e correct information on all things one hundred of these companies have visited Hoboken | through life, N. B--Madame €. is no humbug, nor docs she wish to impose on the public; ahe also cares all during the present seqson {or target practice, over seven- t > diseases in thei st stage, particularly the worst forms which have been entertained by David Vollock, Bae of rheumatism. Call and satiefy yourselves. Resilense of the Mansion 1 y in ti target ground is tho finest ih the vicinity of the city, | 66 Thompson street, between Broome and Spring. brick aod house, stone stoop. . capable of receiving four companies at atime. He a serves them up dinuets in the finest style, and at the - shortest possible notice, thé capacities of his house being STONJSHING TO ALL.—MADAME MORROW IS on an extensive scale, and capable of accoramodating o noutexception, the most wonderful astrologist greater number of people at a time than any other hotel | in the world, or that has evér been known. in that State. One day last week we cated there, and found him serving dinners to four of these companies, whose aggregate numbers amounted to three hundred and seventy-eight men—a feat unparaliclod, we should take it, in hotel keeping. These dinners were served up in a etyle equal tothe most aristocratic hotels in tifis city; and the wines and liquors, which gave # zest to the ASTROLOGY. REWARD 13 NOW OFVERED TO ANY person who can surpass Madame Clit. strology. She is the only lady in the t place, whowe past, present and future events; and wili show your fu- thovxands during her travels in Kuro daughter of a seventh daughter, and was born natural gift, by invoking the powers of her wondertu! science, to tell even their very thoughts, and will cunso happy paira to come together, who will all enjoy the ! Silky { | ROADWAY THEATRE—& A. MARSHAL, sone Leases. —Doors open at 6‘; commence at 7 o’cleaty Monday evening, Dec. be performed A‘trienge Lecouvreur.. Hr. nate Angelique de Aumont TALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, KAR Broome atreet.—Monday evening, Dec. '4, THE LOAD TO RUIN. ‘Old Doraton... Harry Dornton,. Mr. Lester | § Goldiineh...Mr. Brougham | Bailiil Mr. "ew | loa Mr. Peters | Widow Mr. Stewart THE NEW FOOTMAN. Rreak window. .Mr. Vincent Mr. Capsicum, ETROPOL TAN THEATRE. HENRY WILLARD, ietor; Edwai Mi .—Doors ope at oi; curtain vibes at Telock a Moulay evening, Dec. 4, will be performed "i "HAMLET. Hamlet .. seeeceeeeceees Mr. Janes Andernemr Clandiv: Mr. Boniface | Grave Digge Rosencrants Sir Matthew, ‘Tom Tape Bowers ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 680 BROAR, « way. “UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS of Pancte's fairy opera of BEAUTY AND THE BKAST, im two acta, with the moxt costly scenery, best mm dest delusions and beat ever introduced im the piece. +: Bea peer MENT, introducing ies. Concert commencen at 73g o'clock. Tickets, 26 cruteg Reserved Seats, 50 conta. * THENEUM, WHEELING, VA.—THIS BEAUTIFUL theatre, capable of seating about sixteen huadre® persons, will be completed, and ready to open for a win- ter and spring season, on or about Christmas day ea- kuing. Stars will find it to their advantage to take the route through Wheeling, West. Applications for ea— gagements by members of the profession will please be addressed, postpaid, H. B. Matteson, lessee and manager, McLure House, Wheeling, Va. w ISS AGNES ROBERTSON. lapted for this lady sever ea- Star,” “The You: ae , to which her acting Lax given au pecvliarity that certain obscure performers im the West~ ern States have stolen, or caused to be stolen, my maaa- scripts, and have obtained engagements on the strength of possessing these dramar. And whereas, on Tuosday, the ith, and Wednesday, the 8th November, shorthan writers were employed to attend the representation ef ‘The Fairy Star,” at the Broadway Theatre, and were detected in taking down that piece; and on Friday, 10th, written copies of the pleco were for sale, at dollars a piece, Take notice. that all my works, pla; by Miss Agnes Robertson, have been, and will be, from time to time, duly copyrighted according to ‘act of Congress; and all managers of theatres permitting the same to be represented will be proceeded aquinat at law for the infringement. DION BOURCICAUL®. |ABERNACLE.—TICKETS TWENTY #IVE CENTS. Mr. DEI , composer of ‘The May Queea, “Tament of the Irish Emigrant,” “The Blind Boy,” sad other popular songs, will givo his first Ballad Kavertaime- ment at the Tabernacle, on Monday evening, Dec. which will include the following nongn:—\ The ‘Yndlan! Complaint,’ «« When the Nigne Wi Bewailoth,”” “ohm Anderson My Jo,’! “Some Things Love Me,” ‘The Bas~ ring 0’ the Door,” ‘Lament of the Irish “Death of Warren,’ I'm Alone, All dlone,”* Gray,” and “The May Queen,” in three parts, Bogha, 124; centa. commierce at 8 o'clock. mewent and best negre me P TOWN AMUSEMENTS.—KNICKERBOCHER HASSE... —Testimonial to@. W. Moore, Monday evening, Dee. 4. Double band of minstrels, twenty star performers the great impailment with knit loore. Tickets, 25 cents. thirty acts, includii by Hernandes and half price. ne, OPERATIC TROUPE, AT THE iamsburg.—The above company will co the above Hall, on Saturday evem- ing next, 4 "clock, and continue to performs until further notics jis Troupe ix composed of seme artists whose ability is known and approved by talen® | from all sections of the world. Doors open at 634; per= | formance to commence at 7%, o'clock, Admittance 2 | cent: HE HYBRID, OR SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN |—THIS MI-. raculous prodigy is visited daily by astomisked multitudes, at Gothic Hall, 316 Broadwa; A woman’s soul with kentiment refi Imbues the hybrid, hideously enshrin'd, Personitying * Beauty and the Beast” combin'd- Admission, 25 cents. cA if RANKLIN MUSKUM, NOS. 17 AND 19 BOWMBY.oa The above establishment, the only one ia the Dudbs d'States where the Model Art ints_are exhibited, ip mow open, giving two grand porformauces daily, at o’eleas in the afternoon, and 7 in the evening. W R. FISH, FROM LONDON—TAHEATRICAL ANIR e characteristic wig maker, 559 Vearl street, New York, four doors from Broadway. Amateur performances. attended. Wigs lent on hire for private mas- querades and fancy dress balls. Country theatrical@ supplied on short notice. MEDICAL. R, COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOWBA to the citizens of New «York, may be ° with confidence an usual, at bis old office, where all wh have suffered from the maltreatment of pretenders n = rely on being honorably treated. R. JHONSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE (ORD sulted.—Twenty-two yeara in one speciality ables Dr, J. to cure such cases as have haffied those h experienced than himself. Constitutional weakne s fectually oured, without the use of any delete ki dru 1. LARMONTS PARIS AND LONDON MEDSO. Arise, and Marriage Guide, 11th edition, Sout Pages, , 75 engravings. Both married and sagle: Thould ‘conault it. Sold’ at No. 228 Broadway mailed free for $1, by the author, M. Larmon: and rurgeon, No.'42 Reade street, corer of where he is consulted from 11 A to2P.M., 9 in she evening, Sundays excepted. N. B. drug store. Patients treated by mail dress all letters box 844 New York Post Office. cur with all other papers in recommen to the afflicted, Courier des Etats Unis, National Democrat, Day Book, and New imes. a WARREN, MEM! OF THE COLLEGE Surgeons of Dublin aud Edinburgh, attends te; vale practice at his old established office, Tl Madi street, near Catharine, where he is performing the m- astonishing cures on record, without restraist im die business pursuits. = medicines, is making the most astonishing eure record, at his office, 50 Canal street. Countey lett. containing $5, terved with advice and medicine by vif turn post. if fail TOWERS, FROM DUB hat ft ne with Dr. Ward,) can be cousultel a, No. 50 Canal stiect, one door east of Broadway, ds: fecm 9 A- M. ti P.M. Dr, Powera’ specitic pala aud deparative tincture, price $1, are a certain cure. De most difficult case eured thereby with facility. 1 Powers’ Valin of Gilead, price 8. for general: ~~ ger ge or ea Dr. Rigi Rig re pills, and other medicines for female derangemente~ lee $1. Fost paid letters will receive tmmediate at~ jention. AY 0 FEE TILL CURED. —D Duane street, may be consulted with a seases. Twenty-three ycars in one b_~ to gnarantee permanent cures. B ver of the New York University peat bag Bg tp hg . A.M. Mauricesu, \ Knvdige Of Homa; Gua hustretth edition, (600,600. 12?mo., pp. 326, on fine paper, extra bi i pee Every complaint to which woman is sabj from hood to womanhood, and also as wife and as mother, ar@ e fully deveribed, with the cause, the aymptoma, and ai the proper mode of treatment, ina im, wit bt @ | the most chaste language, e: va pn thee every wowan can disco owe She wili tell | ture husband and absent friends, which bas astonished | . She ica seronth | | symptoms with those de and cause of her complaint, au bo spineh manin ences end susering ‘The ‘tite about 4 often need of instraction and advice of the utmost ima portance to ber future he: fh to which bo? sensitiveness forbids consulting a gontlemay will Oud anch inetruction and advice, and also explane- tions of wany sym) sutertainment, could not be surpasred—they comprised | greatest happiness of matrimo: lisa. Her predictions { much anxiety or slarm. How inany are sw fren the best and tnost noted brands imporied. Since Mr. | are truly ishing tou all who | obstructions or irregularities peculiar to the f r Pollock opened the Mansion House, he haa met with the | wish a speedy marriage may e: { tem, which undermine the health, of the effoct of whic greatest success, and it is nowsresorted to by the best | pend upon true advice, founded on the etern: | they ave ignorant, and which their delieaty forbids seek= ‘tion of our citizens who are in the habit of visiting | ples of magical science. 76 Broome street, bet | ing medical advice. How many suffer fiom prolapwe boken. He has made an extensive enlargement of his ) nom and Columbiw streets. Gentlemea not admitted. | uteri (falling of the womb), or flour jus (weak house, adding dining rooms of the most capacious dimen. | Hours from 8 o’clack A, M. to 9 P. M. | ness, debility, &c.)? How many are ia con! sions, and a iagnificent ball fifty feet square, = ir e eeu ue. | OF Many months preeading consinemont? | well lighted and ventilated, aud clear of or pillar, | WOULD RESPHUTET os INFORM Hi have difficult, & not dangerous deliveries, and slow 1 the ladios thet whe ha Here the ball seavon witl be represented eficiently, It has been hinted that, at the close of the target season, | Mr, Pollock will give « grand invitation ball to the officers and committees of the companies that have bonored iim with their patrouage. It will prove a grand atiair. These target excursions must be of some benefit to the little village of Hoboken, as each company, on au average, leave there, in cash. from one hundred ‘und fifty to two hundred dollars, Let target excursions, then, thrive, It was such men ax compose them that won our hardest battles in Mexico, and received the waraest enlogivnus Of our most distinguished officers commanding. We should like, however, to know, before the seasou ends how many more companies ME Vollock ts to receive, if he ia to monopolize all that business im Now 4 w , from 10-4. M. to LOR, M. Gentlemen not admitted, ADAME MEYER avonue, between Twenty-third aad Twent, ts, sickness, wbeent friend: tiem cn, and apparats HAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENTH ort, 5; sle continues to tell past, present ami future likewise marringes, journeys, law sults, buviness itty lost or He Gy ny ye yes, fe ie ne oe “ nee elso the rt of telling cards by the can do it easy enous Yell, kucceds to him, 4s well aa tho face, by Madame and M BAS- hearg, honest, whole coef iow, aa ay wa vim & | KANDI, Taldeuge No.1 Tuomposn sick Ter fom uncer(ain recoveries ¢ Some whose tives are pan. fy time will exch — be pages pt revention, amelioration and relief. amet, tow anuch anguish might have beem apared te the sufferer, to the husband, to the relatives, by a iy. 4 possesion of this litte volume? It iy i convey fully the various subjects treated are of @ watnre strictly intended for the married contemplating marziage. For sale by Stringer & Towne i |, £22 Broadway; Adriance, Sherman ». 1 Vesoy alroct; Dewitt & Davenport, 2 Astor House, Eevedeay see publication office, 120 Liberty street, New York, Tocker, Mobile; alse T. B. Veberson, No. 0 airect, Vhiladelphis, On. the receipt of $1 = be trepsunitted mail, free of postago, to shy the Upited Stated. All letters nawat ba. id, fo De, A. M. MAURICEAU, office 129 Liberty 1. Co, OF Gog 1,984 Now Xi 5; at Now ‘ove Vent Otety,