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of Mr. Gibson, aud! do not deem ince, neveaeary to ter into further arguments on subject, though I must be permitted to o! e that which your last note bases the re- jesty’s government, appears to me quite as inadmissible as that contained im your former communications. Walter M. Gibson, an American citizen, sailing under Susuiy fnprinoned and despofodof hs property by the oned and despo' roperty, by the authorities of the Netherlands India, eal ep rightful elaim for indemnity is wholly refused by you, it now only remains ‘or my government to take such measures for the enforcement of Mr. Gibsvn’s claim as it may deem fit aud proper in the premises. AUGUSTE BELMONT, CAPT. GIBSON TO MR. MARCY. ‘Wasinxarox, Nov. 11, 1954. ten. | application for the intervention of the go- v upon a claim of indemnity against the Dutch government, having been favorably cousidered, and the means of amicable adjustment being exhausted without a succeasful issue, I am constraincd to urge a resort upon the part of the government to the only means re maining for enforcing the just demands that are the subject of that application. Tam fully sencible that, while it is the first daty of @ nation to protect its citizens, and to redress their big ape niin by i = roe met ig by foreign potentates or subjects, yet the appeal of the citizen to the arms of his country, is the most solema, as it should rightfully be the last effort to obtuin re- dress. Impressed with the belief, founded upon the fagfs of history, that the government of my country is the foremost to recognize and enforce the citizens, I feel that no argument or incenti ing to secure its aid ina justcause. Yet, when I co: sinc tha aatare of the means which, in the last resort, nations must employ to enforce their just demands, it seems appropriate that the appeal of the citizen should be solemuly recorded, and the necessity and justice of its allowance made manifest. Oe ee eis While these considerations furnish mo argument for 4 resort to belligerent means, they justify a confidence, that the interests of our nation wil: sustain no loss, ani ita honor no diminution, from so solemn an act of justice. WALTER M. GIBSON. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monpay, Dec. 25—6 P.M The business portions of the city were nearly de -serted to-day. We have aeldom known Christmas more geueraily observed. The cause of this is pro- bably the dullness of trade for the season, and the relief to the miads of all classesa day of festivity produces. The banks were closed, the Board of Brokers and the Custom House cl-sed; stock speca- Jators were away enjoying themselves in different ‘ways; capitalists attending church, aud clerks visit- ing oyster cellara; all seemed to be devoting them- selves to those thingy best calculated to aitract their minds from the troubles and anxieties of their daily Occupations. No doubt the masses succeeded in catering for themselves satisfactorily. These holi- days deraz ge business matters very mush, but we suppose they are servicable to the working classes. From the 23d of December to the 2d of January we have five business days and four holidays—enough to give all a surfeit of amusement and feasting. After that we shall be comparatively free from un- usual interruptions and all kinds of employment will go om naturally, and we hope prosperoualy, for several months. 5 Weare without anything of a financial or com- mercial character to report. Those interested in European affairs, politically or commercially, have nad sufficient time to digest the advices brought by steamships Washington and America; and we shall probably see the effect immediately upom the open- ing of the markets. The news is considered favor- able, but it is eur opinion that it will be neutralized entirely by the unfavorable character of our bank returns. Much disappointment has, no doubt, been eaused in financial cireles by the report relative to the banka’ supply of specie. An increase of fall one million of dollars was confidently looked for. The stock market should, in the natural course of things, be depressed upon the opening by these influences, but we should not be surprised to see the reverse. A general advance in prices would not astonish us. The Soutiern Michigan and Northern Indiana Railroad Company have declared « semi-annual di- vidend of five per cent (payableinstock.) The regular four per cent semi-annual interest of four per cems on the Construction stock will be paid in eash. The steamship North Ster, at this fron Aspinwall, brings one week later intelli, from California, and one million eight handred and fifty dollars in gold and gold dust. Of this specie $360,701 is for European account. The steamship Bonors, at Panama for San Francisco,brought down $1,851,375 56 in gold and gold dust. The commer- cial advices continue favorable, and the mining ac- eounts satisfactory. Our dates from San Francisco are to the let ifst. z The Governor of Iowa, in his message to the Le- gislature of that State, expresses his gratification at the highly prosperous condition of the State. The receipts into the State Treasury during the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1854, amounted to $125,- 462 67, of which $10,515 70 were received from sales of Saline lands. The payments during the year amounted to $118,542 90, leaving a balance on and at the ologe of the fiscal year of $15,522 22, in- cluding $8,602 80, the balance on hand at the com- mencement of the fiscal year. The funded debt of the State at the commencement of the year was only $79,796 76, of which $16,442 05 was redeemed last May, leaving outstanding $63,353 70, which ‘will be payable in 1856, 57 and ’59. The Governor urges the probibition of all bank notes under $10, and cautions the Legislature against granting un- necessary bank charters. The Recelver appointed by the Fayette (Ky.) Circuit Court, to take charge of the effects of the Maysville and Lexington Railroad Company, pro- ceeded to the execution of his trust on Monday last, and on the following day eased that portion of the road between Paris and Lexington to the Coving- fon and Lexington Railroad Company. The extent of the lease is eighteen months, the sum paid $1,250 per month; the first five months’ rent vo be expend- ed in puttirg the read in perfect running order, The City and Union Banks of Illinois have had their bills protested for nou-redemption, and the evidences of protest forwaried to Spriagfield for the purpose of having them wound up in the man ner and form contemplated by law. The Columbia Insurance Compaxy of South Caro lina has suspended. This was determined upon at @ meeting of the stockholders held on the 16th iast., when the following resolutions were adopted:— Resolved, That the condition of the i tateen In- surance Compa: juires a jion of its e388 and a strict examination into its afar rat Resolved, That the Board of Dire: be instructed to discontinue business, bee Se. for the present bon Fim yment of mone. ssea incurred or to be incu: 3, also, that notic> be given to all persons who are insured in this compan; of the condition of the company. Resolved. That s committee of three stockholders (other than directors) be appointed to examine into the affairs of said company, and report to an adjourned meeting of the stockholders, to be held on the second Monday of January next, a plan for the final settlement ef the affairs of said company. The British Board of Trade returns for the month ending the 5th of November have been published, and again show s diminution of exports as compar. ed with the corresponding month of 1853, the fall- ing off being £593,158. Looking, however, at the inflation of the shipping business which prevailed at this time last year, and which caused the return on that occasion to exhibit the extraordinary in- crease Of £1,312,360, this reduction is not greater than might have been anticipated, even if nothing had ocourted to check the ordinary activity of commerce. Contrasted with the same month of the year before last, when the country was considered in a state of unprecedented prosperity, the present figures exhibit an augmentation of £719,202. They show, likewise, that the contraction which has been going on during the past few months can be at- tributed to the war only ina very limited degree, sinee it is in articles suitable for the American and Australian matketa that the principal stagnation has been feit. ’ ‘ The following from a correspondent in Washing: ton, N.C, dated the 20th inst., shows that tho reports which have been im circulation relative to certain banks in tet Stote, are aafouaded and an- true:—— 4 An infamous slander baving gone the rounds in north cen vapers, apecialty ia Baltimore ‘and New York, inating no doubt smongs' for yur be on im the notes of several bank in this tate, permit me to say, so far as regards the Bank of Washington, ampere infamous falschood ceuld not have been got up. This Bank has been in operation about three anda half years—the stockholders, who are mos'ly wealthy men, are bound for the redemption of the notes —the bank has never, up to this day, refused te pay its notes in specie or northern checks at the option of the presenter of the notes, by gienieg * fi for north- ern exchange when preferred—t has always been prepared to do this every day simce it commenced business, js now, and will be as as it is under the management of such a president and directors a: have the control—the bank never has been in sounder condition than at present, having just declared a semi- annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the lst of January, 1865, with a very handsome surplus retained, and I believe bo" tement will hold good in re- rd to the Banks of Fayetteville, Wadesboro and the wmercial Bank of Wilmington. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. GiFTs FOR TAS HOLM@arYs. OARS, CLOAKS.—HOLIDAY PRESENTS, USEFUL C aad desirable—Rich velvet cloaks, warranted pure silk, at $25; satin cloaks, $16to $20; new styles moire antiques trimed velvet, $20 to $35, and cloth inall colors, and black, from $9 to $16, marked dewa to clear out the stock before the close of the season. MOLYNEUX BELL, 58 Canal street. e's Rt U8 BOLS reas. eee ‘most extensi anticipation moh Lp Cr EXPROTING of the aj hing holidays, NOT AT THE PRESENT ‘TIMES, has resolved upon making an immense reduction im the prices of his preseat mag- mifcent stock of CLOAKS, SHA’ AND FURS, commencing on Monday, the 18th of December—prefer- ring this course to carrying over a large stock to another season, Parties, therefore, desirous of mating pe - chases for presents, have now an opportunity of select- ing from one of the richest ond most extensive stocky nm the city, at Eaprerniones Peas: Beautiful sets of sable mink, at $15 to $20 Do, do, stone marten. Ito 22 Splendid do. Hudson’s Ba; 40 to a Do. do. very rich a! 76 to 100 do. mountain 8te 10 do. bexian aqtitrrel 6to 8 do. Canadian sable wees Oto 12 i te 25 to 40 ; 22to 33 Eaiuinis Fasl geaslae onpes (ouc¥ large} FS te 100 cxquisite real ermine capes (very larga)...... 7! Do. chinchilla ¢ aoe 70 to Do. atone marten, Do, Hudson’s Bay sal Do. Russian sable... CLOAKS, Very good and fine ladies? cloth Superior do. do. Sy 5 do. do. + Very rich imported and embroidered do... Velvet cloaks (very best Lyons) Superb do. Magniticent do. Very rich satin Doe. moire antiqu SHA! . Being determined if possible to effect @ total clearance of our present stock of shawls, the prices are as fol- (the richest Ofthe season) cloaks. . laws:— Psselest all wool broche square nave $10 and $12 5 be lo. Superb chaine laine square wis long do, fi Do. Magnifice: ery fine Also, @ ahaten beac! Delhi, Deccan Wi Persian needle work shawls, imported expressly for the occasicn, at a similar reduction. alee ins] five 2 (ilemadeeeit ae wahoo ae a comparison o} ualit; ices, is respectfully s0- Ueited. 5GHO. BULTIN, Proprietor of the. ', Paris Mantilla Emporium, 361 Broadway. ‘OLIDAY GIFTS.—A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF beautiful articles suitable for holiday presents, will be sold at very considerably reduced prices, as subscriber is retiring from the fancy goods busi Call and see. . ‘W. J. DAVIS, » 106 Chambers street, up staira. OLIDAY PRESENTS.—THE INVITES the attention of the public to his splendid and new stock of jewelry, watches and diamonds at the low- eat prices. PHILIP OLWDAY PRESENTS.—A LARGE VARIETY OF CAKE for the holidays is now to be had at MILNER’S, 31 Eighth avenue, consisting ot plum, pound, almond, citron, raisin and sponge cake, all ornamented in the most elegant style; alsoa large variety of small fancy cakes, ice creams, jellies, charlotte russe, mange, and a general variety of confectionery. Dinner ana sup- per parties furnished with waiters, silver and china, meats and confections at short notice. N. B.—He par- Gener invites the ladies to call and examine for them- selves RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.—E. DUNIGAN & Brother, No. 151 Fulton street.—Splendid assort ment of Catholic Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, and standard works.—Danigan and Brother invite the - tion of all about selecting presenta for the holidays, to their superb Bibles, tho’ most beautiful edition in the world; their Urauline Manual, Flowers of Piety, Auge Hiatal "gan otbec taper beck again tl a immel, and o' pra, 5, nt ry in velvet, maker warioiae otter myles. A beautl- ful collection of bisque statuettes, ies, medallions, bevitiers, and Me Fd now on hand. Juveniles aud standard Catholic of every kind. RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS:—-AS CHRISTMAS and New Years are close at hand, and the seasons for gifte fast approacling, the subseriber would respect- his elegant stock of cloaks and furs to ifts in which both the use- are combi . Having » rich as- sortment of velvet, satin and moire antique cloaks, made in the most fashionable style and of the very best mate- Hial, he thinks he hazards nothing in anying they cannot establishments in the be excelled in any of the city. Among his furs may found the sable, mink, stone marten, fitch and mountain 1m] ex. pressly for his establishment, and at price fo uit the present depression of money market, means of all. As the Winter stock is fast dieay ons beii made oe Spring Ly those fh cloaks and furs would call and examine establishment, No. Late les , at his cloak and fur 47 atreet, Brandreth Building, four doors from Broadway. |. B. MCKENZIE. Re HOLIDAY GIFTS ‘AT. REDUCED PRICES. , rATCHES, BIAMONDS, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, - CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. Gent's warranted. Ladies’ goki, enamelled, and diamond watches; ranted. Gent's gold fob, vest and guard chains, ke; seals, Ladies’ gold chatclains, neck and guard chains, keys and charms. Fine gold bracelets, pins, earrings, lockets, crosses, id and silver watches, of every d sacription; finger rings, &c. jcbiamont pine, tings, bracelets, in great variety, very jow. Silver spoons, forks, knives, cups, napkin rings, fruit knives, &. HOLIDAY GIFTS IN GREAT VARIETY. GEORGE C, ALLEN, Importer, wholesale and retail, No. 11 Wall street, neat Broadway, second floor. - Open Christmas and New Years. Y hn AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.— The undersi has just received from his agents in Europe a complete and varied assortment of toys, for which he defies competition. Those who are r making holiday its will find it to their to give him a Wholesale dealers will find very shoice and beautiful selection of goods, suitable for the approaching holidays. The undersigned begs leave to invite his customers, and the public ly, toin aspect his stock of toys and fancy goods, and most re spectfully solicits 2 continvance of their patronage Remember the old stand, 18 Division street, near Chat. ham square. C. GOETZ (late Hawes & Goetz.) MUSICAL. VERY BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE $350 rosewood pianoforte is offered for $255, gore, a Stool, made to order, eight weeks since by the best city makers; superior tone, new style, case finished back, is perfect, with maker's full guarantees. It can be seen at 6 Coll from 9 o’elock A. M. till 3. Owner sails for Cuba on Saturday. STONISHING REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF pianos, to suit the times viz.:—73¢ octave rose wood, $165; 6% ostave, $100; 7 octave, $220; 7 octave disgongl }276 ; 6 octave, rosewood, Chickering, been used, $150; also, mahogany 6 octave, for $130, together with an assortment, 30 per cent from dealers’ and fally warranted. ' McDONALD & BRO., 202 . P. WAKE )LANOFORTFS—- MANUFACTURED BY J¢ Co., 58 Barclay street, fully equal to any in the world, and at the Jowent factory prices for cash or approved paper. Second hand pianos very cheap WATCHES, JEWELRY, 40. ACOBS’ CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, gents’ pins; cluster, with chain, $5, without, $4; ear rings, $5 and $7 50; single stono pins, $10, (same size real diai would cost $500,) best judges cannot of the United States 1. & J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway, TEBBING & 0O., 264 BROADWAY, BETWEEN WAR- ren and Chambers stroets.Gold watches, diamonds and jewelry for the holidays, at reduced prices, suitable ov the times. ce ncaa REWARD—IS NOW OFFERED TO a ‘son Who can BA .000, trier nets in the city ho ran "wee correct information on all | tesough fe, N. B.—Madame C. is’ no humbug, does she wish to impose on the ; she also cures all diseases in their last stege, the worst forme of rheumatism. Call and satlafy yourselves, Residones 65 oe street, between Broome and Spring, brick | de | M i CEN TO ALL her friends, that she is now living at 36 ¥ Uapen ard street, rear, fe 362 Broome where abe continues to give t and future, in relation to law- quits, maarringes, busiaess, &o. Ladies, ‘Wor, gouts, 6c, ‘ous of at THIRD Py eat prices lower than ever. nue, near Tenth street. . tly as suit- way. end sleeves and able gifta, by B UESDELL. PEARSON TAKE, 471, Broad Will offer this week— mn | 200 pieces rioh silks, at 6s. per bh 500 at In, 2d, pe 600 ‘* ~ extra rich delaines, at 1s. 6d. To which they respectful ladies im search of cheap 5 Bus AND SOIREES—JUST RECKIVED (PER steamer Pacific), a splendid assortment of Freach embroidered cra; de Paris, greuadine robes; al and tissues of the latest Parisian styles. WENDEL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. CG H. SU@KAU, COMMISSION MERCHANT, IM- '@ ©porter ‘of embroideries and fancy goods, such as sofa cushions, slippers, ar cases, baskets, chairs, = china ware, works! ‘and all kinds of reticules, lo. Broadway, first floor. RY GOODS STORE.—AT P. COLE'S, 866 BROAD- way, two doors above Union square, just re- irge lot of ladies’ French bonnets of the new- half the usual prices. el oF 318 ‘call ths attontioa of the delved est styles, main REDUCED PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Every description of HOSIERY FOR LADIES. English and German cotton hose, (every size and quality, ) Lambs wool and worsted hose, (some very maperior,}’ Plain and fancy silk and ro silk hose, (English and French, Woollen and worsted pets, &e., &e., &e., ke. 1s, Woollen, silk, Lis thread, plush, union and kid gloves. tain aad lined, ) rh aly a siz and color;) Superfine Poris made GENTLEMEN'S DEI'ARTMENT, Hose, half hose, and gioves of all the above descriptions; Lambs wool, raw silk, and cotton unter gaameats; Fancy silk aqdcambric handkerchiefs,fancy fronts,rich fancy sud plain scarfs, oravate, ties, wuflless, ke, &e ‘This entire stock will’ be CLEARED OUT AT BOTH STORES Before the commencement of the new year, AT UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES." LORD & TAYLOR, 255, 257, 259 and 281 Grand st., and (aew numbers) 47 and 49 Catharine street. D hese LINENS, DAMASK AND SNOW DROP TABLE cloths, brown cloths, Union damasks and cloths, napkins, towels, handkerchiefs, sheetings, &c. Dealers supplied by WM. MATHEWS, 62 and 64 Catherine street. ADIES’ CLOTHS FOR CLOAKS, &C.—GREAT BAR- gains from auction in cloths, at 10s. and upwards; French prints, 1s, 6d.; black silks, super, 5s. to 88. merinoes and’ paramattas p; embroideries, just reouteeay desler? and pines; Meni aot, alt eibaa staple goods, by THOMAS TATE, 86 Canal street, corner of Greenwich street. RS. J. H. GOSSON, FORMERLY MISS J. DALEY, respectfully inform her numerous customers that she has received, for the holidays, a beautiful variety of ladies’ French dress caps, headdresses, and coiffeurs, with an assortment of the latest styles of French bon- No. 373 Broadway, between White and Frank- ROTECTION AGAINST FROSTY WEATHER. GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS. Whitney and Mackinaw, (some very heavy), Rove and silk bound, (large and beautiful, ) Ocib, and every other description of blankets. Also an imm« juantity of PLAID WOO! SHAWLS, Both long and aquare, including the celebrated Bay State, Waterloo, Empire State, Glasgow, and every other make, quality and style, All to be disposed of within the next ten days, AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. LORD & TAYLOR, 265, 267, 259 and 261 Grand st., and (new aumbers) 47 and 40 Catharine street. ELLING OFF. ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS, 20 per cent below cost. Broenx np Woo. Suawia. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS. Att Woot Prams, onty 48. 4 Yarv. LYONS & JONES, 277 Hudson street, Between Canal and Spring streets. CARFS AND CRAVATS FOR GENTLEMWEN.—A beautiful assortment of the above articles, for the coming holidays, were received by last steamer, aud will be opened on Monday, the 18th inst. UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, 471 Broadway. SPCIAL SOTiOMm~A, T AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OFFICERS of all the city railroads, held om the 10th of Octo- ber, 1854, the following resolution was passed:— Resolved, That at the cxpiration of the term for which free tickets are now out, the system will be abrogated, ‘nd no more issued to pass any person free over either af the city railroads named below. ‘ NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres’t N. Y. and Harlem Railroad. DENTON PEARSALL, Pres’t Second avenue Railroad. J. 8. LIBBY, Pres’t Sixth avenue Railroad. OLIVER CHARLOCK, Pres’t Eighth avenue Railroad. D. P. Barnypr, Secretary. MERICAN BENEFIT BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— ‘The members of this Association are requested to attend a special mecting to be held at Warren Hall, corner of Oliver and Henry streets, on Wednesday, Dec. 27, at 7P.M., with the view of makizg the preliminary ar- rangements for terminating the Association. Every member is hecscae bale a to be present or repre- by order, i , 8. JESSURUN, Secretary. sented by proxy. open at 6 o’clock P. M., and remain By order. H. V. MASON, Secretary. HENIX GOLD MINING COMPANY OF NORTH CA- Tolina, Dec. 21, 1854.—The stockholders are request- ed to mented the office of the company, 1 o'clock P. M., om a om Tuesday next, Dec. 26, at jusiness of importanee. By order, ff J. JACOBSOMPSecretary. THE BALL SEASON. ILLGROVE’S COMPLIMENTARY.—-IN CONSE- quence of the burning of the City Assembl; Rooms, the sixth complimentary soiree to Thomas Hill- ve, teacher of dancing. will be held at the Chinese Booms 539 Broadway, on Thursdav evening, December 28, 1884, on which occasion the American galla troupe have'kindly volunteered to sing several of their favor} ballads during the evening. Tickets one ite airs ani dollar. ERRY CHRISTMAS.—NOTICE.—IN CONSEQUENCE M' ofthe destruction of the City Assembly Rooms by the late disastrous fire, the tenth annual military and clvic soiree of the First’ Company, Gouverneur Blues, will be held at the Chinese Assembly way, on Monday evening, December 25. Rooms, 539. Broad- men are requested to appear in uniform. Military gentle- WM. GAYTE, Chairman. Joux McKinzar, Secretary. HE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BEN] & fit of the New York Fire Department Fund, will ta lace at the Academy of Music, Fourteenth street, londay evening, Jan. 15, 1955. Tickets ‘may be procur of the managers, 1ICWUM. CANAL STREET, NHAR VARIO“.—W. & EH. VAN NOTES’ stove store.gie have a large us }, for sale on ren- with stoves put ah the grid- im their requiring but one greasing when IMBREDE, LEADER OF FASHION IN CARD EN- wing, 588 Broad , Metropolitan Hotel. Note per and envelopes in great varicty, and marked with the utmost care. yes L Tra forms of wedding cards, \d a varied stock of Larue’s envelopes. Se i GIMBREDE, 588 Broadway, east side. AS FIXTURSS—OF SPLENDID AND FIN Grist treaty par cant ches rholessle DESIGN than other JaMad G. MOVPE, ag ey Ay Dlock west of Broadway. dish covers, trays, cake tors vlated ‘with gold or ailver in the ‘othe Manhattan Plate Co., 267 Bowery. HOS. PRENDERGAST, PRACTICAL MASON, 160 ‘Third avenue,—Any gentleman having hot air fur- naces or cooking ranges that does not act good, I engage to remedy them, or no charge. I have put up some of all the hot air furmaces and cook! ranges in the city, and remedied the defects of many, for which I can pro- Guee the Best reference for the Inst five years. An rson givil a te ¢ baker’s ovens built and repaired, nue, near Seventeenth street. REHOUSH OF WINDSOR PAPER MIL(S, NO#. a ‘and 67 Nassau street, New York.--Tae sab- news and book sor Taoks, con aad two 84 inck 'y me a trial, f will give them pee age mi oky chimneys also cured, oa Shop 170 Third in i quality. onpacity Swo sila to manatedtare Atiora thousnat paper por day. PRA & é eq) improvement, and otages pockennng in Ninth street, between MIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL. —A suit of rooms to let, consisting of four, on second floor, in a first class house, with board. Also an office, Suitable for » physician. 7 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET—A SUITE OF rooms on the second floor, consisting of « parlor, two bedrooms and pantries, furnished or unfurnished, may be obtained; location four doors fromSixth avenue, ferences exchanged. 2. GREENE 8TREET.—THE ADVERTISER HAVING rented the above house, and newly fitted it <a oommodate now to ac families or single geat men with rooms, er suites of rooms, with full or partial board. References exchanged. 1 gentlemen, upen ver, UNIVERSITY PLACE—DELIGHTFUL LOCATION; suits of front rooms; also onewoom for two single : advantageous , terms; immediate vici@ity of Broadway, b avenue, places of amusement, hotels, , gymnasium, ke. House replete with every convenience, FURNISHED PARLOR, ON FIRST FLOOR, TO LET, with board, to a gentleman and his wife or singlé gentlemen, ina fizst class house, with all the modern fmprovements, at 49 Kast Twentieth street, equal dis = Fourth avenue and Broadway. Terms rea- sonable. A GENTLEMAN OF UNEXCEPTION ABLE CHARAC ter and indepeggenrd desires a residence in a famuly in the upper circles of society, where all the pleasugeg gf a home may be had, Address, P. Archer, Unieu Square Post Oftice, A FURNISHED ROOM WITH GRATE LN THE UP per stery, to rent to gentlemen cheap for the win- ferzalso, two single rooms, suitable for lodging rooins, agg location, No, 89 Prince street, Gas an baths. HANDSOME BACK PARLOR, WITH GAS AND fuel, with full or partial board, can be had at 72 Morton street, one door from Hudson, OARD,—WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A ROOM ina quiet family, where there are no gontiemen boarders; terms moderate, Address, for three days, Miss Jane B,, Ugion square Post Office. OARD,—$500 PAID IN ADVANCE, ON VERY REA- s sonable terms, will secure first rate board, with private table, splendid suite of rooms, on the second floor of a first class house, near Fiftg avenue; references and security given; none but thos willing to give that amount or a good negotiable note need apply. Real name and address only will receive au answer. Direct Union place Post Oftice, Home, OARD UP TOWN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR areroge gentlemen, can be accommodated with well furnished rooms, and good board, in a private fami- yy where there are no other boarders. est Thirty-first street. OARD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN—A VERY PLEA- sant room for one or two single gentlemen, at 07 inton place. OARDING.—TO LET, 4 COMFORTABLE AND NEAT- ly furnished room, suitable for a gentleman and wife, or two EPA foo tens alse, a very pleasant up os room, which accommodate two gentlemen, at 7 North Moore street. Baths in the house, Apply at 210 OARDING.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated will full board aud pleasant rooms, at low Prices; ‘alzo large pleasant rooms, that will accommo- te a party of four gentlemen, at 122 Chambers street. Day boarders accommodated. References required. OARDING.—A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY IS DE- sirous of securing a comfortable residence for the winter in a genteel private family or boarding house, where there are few persons, convenient to Union square. Address, post*paid, May, Broadway Post Office, stating terms, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A ROOM, BEDROOM, and kitchen, with cook stove, &c.; also two suits unfurnished rooms on second and third floor. Please call and see them at 123 West Twenty-fourth street, near Seventh avenue. TOTICE TO GENTLEMEN—GENTLEMEN WISHING the comforts of a quiet home, where the family Consists of a lady and servant only, can be accommo- dated with furnished rooms and partial board, ifrequired. Alady, as companion, who will furnish het own room, can alsu be sccommodated; location near Broadway. Ad- dress Mrs M.D. Melville, Metropolitan Post Office. Ses —FOR SALE, IMMEDIATELY, $20,000, chine oii the Buropeaa pian, with a splendid restaurant atcache ; also, a first rate dining saloon, near St. Paul's chute)» Apply this day to THOMPSON & STREET, $1 Nassau st 5 room 7. q —FOR SALE—THH LEASE, FIXTURE Bd.O0O, teratrare anit contents ot the reste rant, drinking and dining saloon 14 Dey 6: Broadway, splendidly fitted yp and furnished out in the best atyle, with every convenience ; tablishment is in one of the best locations in New Yor! and cost $5,000 to fit up and furnish, und will be sold for the best offer made previous to Saturday next, 30th fast. Satisfaction to all inquiries may be had by applying to G. A. ROBINSON, 85 Nassau street, up stairs 50 —FOR SALE, THE LEASE, STOCK AND OU, fixtures of a first rate millinery and tSncy store, situated on the best avenue in the city to make money, now doing a good business, and must posi- tively be sold this week. Apply at 212 Broadway, room 10, SIMERS & PURDY. NEW AND SUPERB MAGICIAN’S APPARATUS fog sale, complete in all respects, and embracing Dovel and original experiments, Will be sold reasonable by calling at 179 Wooster street. Apparatus made to order and the art taught. HW. BROUER & CO. STREET.—CROWDED HOUSES. panes: a new comedy, in three acts, /OUNG i Dramatized for this theatre by J. £. Durivage, <n M. de Mr. Burton; Viscount de la Ruse, Raymond; Mrv. Teyleur, Miss Kate Saxon, local satire called Pas ‘rien, by the infant sisters.... Augusta aud Marie Sree, OY APOLLO IN NEW YORKE Jupiter, Sardy Hook, Auctioneer, and Mrs. Partington, by Mr. Burton. The very laughable farce of the MOUSTACHE Ia which Mr, Johnston, Mrs. Burton and Miss Kate Saxow will appear. WERY THEATRE.—PROPRIETOR AND MANAG! I. P, Waldron; Stage Maaager, Robort Jones.—Pri Of Admission—Boxes, 25 ceata; Pit and Gallory, 1234 conts; Private Boxes, 85. ‘Tumanay Evaviva, Deo, 23, Will be presented an te hey entitled THE BLIND MINE ‘The new romantic military drama, in 4acts, by Robt. Jones, ae , entitled THE MASSACRE OF MICHILLIMAKINACK, UCKLEY'S SERENADERS, 939 BROADWAY. Every Evestyo Tas WEEK, The popular burlesque on the opera of SOMNAMBULA, ~ Tu 8 dots, with new scenery, dresses, Ke., &c. Preceding the opera, a superior Ethiopian ‘entertain- ment, consisting of the best Negro Melodies, #Banjo Solos ‘and Duets, Plantation and Fancy Dances, still ad- hering to thelr unalterable motto, “fun, without rut garity.”? Concert at 734 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents. Reseryad seats £0 cents. , ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM. — CHRISTMAS Helidays.—'the celebrated actor, Mr, J. R. Scott. Tuesday, Dec. 26—Afternoon, at 3, VILLAGE PRO¥LI- GATE, and GHOST IN SPY OF HIMSELF. — Evening, at 71;, KOB ROY, with J. R. Scott as Roo, Mrs. J. Miss hildren National Poultry Show, pre National Baby Show, pre- Scott as Helen McGregor, Hadaway as Nicol Jar Mestay as Diana. Admittance to all, 25 ceuts 1246 cents, $500, fan. 15, 15) miums $1,000, June 5, 1855. HE HYBRID, OR SEMI-HUMAN INDIAN, FROM Mexico.—In consequence of the unprecedented po- pwarity of this exhibition, the proprietors have found it necedsary to take the large room, 16 Stuyvesant In- stitute, Dr, Mott’s startling epistie to Mr. Boon, con- cerning the ‘‘ Bear Woman’s’’ duality, creates 8 powerful sensation, Ladies crowd her leyaes—medical and scien- tifie men. Her dulcet voice and amiability enchant ali people. Admiasion, 25 cents, NEW CONCERT HALL, AT CANANDAIGUA, NEW ‘York, has just been compicted, capable of accom: lating one thousand persons, lighted with gas, and very conveniently and desirably arranged for public ex- hibitions, Apply in person, or by letter, to GEO. W. BEMIS, proprietor, Canandaigua, New York. HEATRICAL NOTICE, --CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, Philadelphia-—Sole lessee and manager, J. E. Harris, —Thia establishment will reopen on Monday, Jan. 8, sand gentlemen of acknowledged talent wishing engagements, will please make immediate application to Mr. Geo, H. Grifiths, or Mr. @harles Parsloe, Burton's theatre. Acknowledged stare treated with on liberal t APTAIN HENRY POWELL PRYCE.—IF THE WI- dow of the late Captain Henry Powell Pryce, or his son, will call at 65 South street, thoy will hear of some- thing to their advantage. Should this notice be seen by ny person who can give information regard either, it will be suitably acknowledged by FOSTER, (OT & CO., 65 South street. [rosie ort WANTED—OF DENIS CONNORS, A native of the County Cork, Ireland, who came to is country three years ago. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his brother, John Con- nors. Please address John siowe, 38 Cherry-street, New York, for John Connors. Canada papers please copy. lleetscee aM ic! +E ¢ axils achate LEOTURES. esa —reatic LECTURE, SUBJECT — THE Bye and Spectacles,” Illustrations, models, dia- Grams, and artificial eyes. Lecturer, E. 8. Franka, spec- tacle maker to the New York Eye Hospital and Eye lndr- { mary. Lecture room, 52 Bowery. ime, Wednesday evening, Dec. 27, at 8 o'clock. Admission, 1217 conts. WIn YER S$ OF ALL NATIOY BO003 & JACOBOWIZ er and White streets, IONS READY Broadway, between sale of a’ valuable | La mbracing all the var‘eties in tho range of t 25 per cent below cost price. <Y AITENTION.—THE MEMBERS OF THE Mecian Guarés are hereby notified that the last ing of the above guard, previous to our parace, will take place on Tuesday, 26th mstant, at seven o'clock P.M, at O'Donnell’s, corner of Twentieth street aud Third avenue. Punctual attendance 1s requested, as there will be important business to transact, Belts for the company will be found in the room. KR. H. Horrer, Secretary. JOHN BELL, Captain. }0 LEY AT LOW REN!—A SMALL ROOM OR A large room, suitable for an office or a barber’s shop, { or some light mechanical business, or for society meet ings. Apply at Nu. 1 Bowery, coraer of Dryision street, seccnd floor. OR SALE—AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN AN TRON F foundry and machine shop, doing an oxtensive yusiness, ia one of the best locations in the State of New York. Apply te JOHN H. BROAD, 618 Fourth st. ‘OR SALE—A BUTCHER'S SHOP, SITUATED IN A good location. Terms made easy, Apply at 98 barrow street. OR SALE—THIS DAY, A FIRST RATE OYSTER F and drinking saloon, near the Astor House, at a great sacrifice; also two drinking and bowling saloons on Broadway. Apply immedistely to C. G. THOMPSON, $1 Nassau street, room 7. T WOODSMEN, LUMBERMEN, &c,—WILL BE SOLD é ‘on the Boisaubin farm, at Madison, New Jersey, on dnesdhy, December 27, at I o'clock, A. M., a valna- bl catalogue of white oak, red oak, black oak, and hic! ory timber, trees of original growth and large size an! a valuable lot of wood, ding on from 10 to 20 acres of | nd, cn which credit will be given. Take the cars of tte Morris and Essex Railroad, from foot of Cortlandt street, on Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock. | POST OFFICE NOTICES, OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER 22, 1854. From and after the first of January next, the price of letter boxes at this office be six dollars a year. Some additional boxes been made, which will be rented to such applicant ply before the whole num- ber is taken, ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER 23, 1864.— ‘There be:ng dispute as to the circulation of papers Claiming the advertisement by this office of uncalled-for letters, notice is hereby given that the Postmaster will receive evidence and decide upon the fact, under and pursuant to the regulations of the Port Oilice Depart- ment. A printed statement, for the information of per sons desiring to compete for the advertisement, firing and defining the limits and boundaries of the territory deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the range of the delivery of this office, the time within which evidence must, be abmitted, and the particulars of the evidence required, and blank afjavits in which ever; detail to be shown is properly definitely embraced, ‘ aed on application at this office, Will be Ansatelies on Oey, DOWIE Postmaster. INSTRUCTION. 2.50, Feetcee ng cl instruction. )'S, 362 Broadway. @ [OF RESPECTABLE PARENTAGE, professor of the French language, wishes to obtain a few pupils in a private family, where board will be given as equivalent for his services; or to form a class to teach the above la: in his evenings. The best of reference given as to character and abilities. Please address E. D., 62 Lispenard street. OOKKREPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC.—MR. DOL- B 600 Broadway, corner of Houston street, 3 double entry in a practical business-like mannor, rantees to make elegaut writers and bookkeepers Private seats se- and ina short time or return the money. cured this week without extra charge. DANCING ACADEMIES. RIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, 690 BROADWAY.—THE new term will commence after the bolidays. All Gances tanght in the quiekert possible time. Classes for ‘pogianers, and for those who ba@® partially learned. Alt applications to bé made at 274 Bowery, ia the book store K. BURNTON. we ane en FROM PAR, TENDERS Hei ladies and gextlemen of this city, , by books and scioncd, aod [a te be consall. , Dudiness, Inw matters, L-4 . Freact ani German lscgusges. Ke batwouh First = Faroul stroste, le | to stop the same if offered for sale. | watch to 51 West Nineteenth street, the above reward PAID FOR THE Ri BE turn of the following goods, and no ques- tions asked:—i14 yards black cloth, 232¢ yards do., 2534 yards black doeskin, 21 yards do., 2 yards brown $3 Suid goods were taken from a wagon in Canal street on the evening of the 20th inst. Apply toH. Shut- ling, 157 William street. REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE OWNER, ON | % the corner of Howard and Crosby streets, on Futurday evening, about 9 o'clock, a gold watch, No. 14,297, Letherland, Davis & Co., makers; marked in the 0 E. 8, & ¢ Pawnbrokers and others are requestgd returning the | will be pata. | 59 | Cleaned, dyed or repaired, can save man: ALLACK'S | TEIEATRE, BROADWAY, Broome street —’ ‘uesday evening, Dee. TWO T0 ONE. Mons Bouret....Mr. Blake | Louis XIV. ‘The Count de Chevrusx..,........ Lester De Remeau,. Victor St. ; Edward 2 6}; curtain risen at 7 0% Tuesday evening, Deo. THE CORSICAN 26, will be portormnat BROTHERS, M. Fabien dei Franchi.. Matthew Morgan. ew Dearborn Mr. Douglas BRIBEG Mi. : THE SPECTRE EO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S ci —- at vy , 472 BROADWAY, o H. WOOD, Business Manager. Go. CHRISTY, 81 . ETHIOPIAN MINSTHELSY, Se BURLESQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, WRB. Africanized by the most accomplished cowpany im tae world. Duors open at 636 o'clock, to eoxamence at 7}¢ previeaigg, Pi cibtonit anette 4 Dedman Besdrcnsinenemshendl wine N ETROPOLITAN THEATRE,—MR. BUCHANAN, 5 American actor, who has, during the last then, eary, been received with great’enthusiaam at ate Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, and cities of Great Britain, will make bis frat a: since his return to the United States, on Cele ayo 1865, in the character of HAMLET. KRHAM’S ETHIOPIAN TROUPE 663 BROADWA®, we two grand holiday entertainments thia TUESDAY—AFTERNOON AND EVENING,, commencing at 3and 73 o'clock P. M. DON GIOVANNI, OR.THE SPECTRE ON HORSEBAOK. under the control (which’has met with such great success, will be perform edon both occasions. Also, A Srrevpm PRrogRaMMe ov EratortaN AND SENTIOREAR Songs, Choruses, Sclos, Duets, Jigs, Fancy Dan doa, LANK, AN As THE CHAMPION D, ; BO! and LA PETITE CHRISTINE in ‘her characteristie Songs and Danoes at each performance. Acimizsion, 25 cents; chil GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR BACH, Issued in connection with the Mirror of Next. America, now in Boston, will for the t, by arrangement, admit four to PERHAM’S BUR! OPERA HOUSE, 70,000 of these tickets already sold, Only 30,000 more to sell. To be obtained from 9 A. M. way. Each presented with a certificate of share in the 100,000 VALUABLE AND COSTLY ARTICLES, donated by Mr. Parham to his patrons. A MASS MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS will be held on the 17th of January to decide on the fiual disposition A PROPERTY. SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE. ROOKLYN MUSEUM—COMPLIMENTARY BENEVSR to Miss Fanny Osborne this evening. The perform- ancé will consist of the ‘‘Lady of Lyons,” and “The Dead Shot.’ Admission 25 cents. TO SHIPMASTERS, &C. OLICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPMASTERS.—THR Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied toim regard to off-shore pilotage, detention, &c., beg leave to reter to the law of the State of New York, passed June 28, 1858, and ag amendod April 11, 1864, copies of whighe can be had at the office, 69 South street. of section 18 and sections 17 and cially refer to part on ee : ae to miata oe? eer — con- sider themsely aving an} o agree ments made at bebweat pe Arai masters:— Section 13, When any ship or vessel, bound to the of New York, and boarded by any pilot appoin' ped this Board, at such distance to the southward or ward of Sandy Hook Lighthouse, as that said lighthouse could not be seen from the deck of such ship or vessdl in the day time and in fair weather, the addition of ome fourth to the rates of pilotage herein before mentioned, shall be allowed to such pilot. Section 17. For every day of detention at the wharf ow in the harbor beyond the time notified to the pilot fee 4 the veasel, or beyond the usual time of ls from sea to the wharf, and from the whart for every day of detention of an inward el by ice, longer than two days for the from sea to the wharf, three dollars shall be to the pilotage; if any pilot shall be detained at quarantine by the health officer, for having been om board a sickly vessel as pilot, the master, orner, or consignec of such vessel shall pay to’ such pilot all necessary expenses of living and three dollars per day, for each and every cay of such detention, fection 20. Any person not holding a license as under this act, or under the laws of the State New vow igh vel Pilot oe ents ae boy ves- sel to or from the por Ne ‘ork, ald Hook, shall be deemed her of a mi A on conviction, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding” one hundred dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding: sixty days; and all persons employing a person to act ae pilot, not holding a license under this act, or under the Jaws of the State of New Jersey, shall forfeit and pay to the Board of Commissioners of Pilots the sum of one ) hundred dollars. ARLES H. MARSHALL, ROBERT L. TAYLOR, CHAI 4 s a BE. E. MORGAN. Appointed by the Chamber of Commerce. GEORGE W. BLUNT, RUSSELL STURGIS. Appointed by the Board of Underwriters. ¥. PERKINS, Soeretary. M CLOTHING, &O. PEARL STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—NOTICI that by sending their winter clothing to dollars these bard times; collars, linings, bottons relitted. Articles wanted for new yearsday, must be left previous te sday. A. CORTISSOS, 558 Pearl street. OTHING.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING clothes to dispose of, can receive a fair cash price gniing to th store 12'Laurens street, nene Cushy oe Yeot Broa¢way, or addross by letter throu post, COUEN. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen. uz w LOST AND FOUND. OST OR STOLEN—FROM THE UNDERSIGNED, ON | the night of the 21st instant, a promissory note, made by Peter Riely, dated New York, August 3, 1854, payable ten months after date to James Geraghty, now deceased. All persons are therefore forbid regotiati: or discounting said promissory note, ax payment thereo! lias been stopped. P. GERAGHTY, Executor, &c. TRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN—ON FRIDAY LAST, from 804 Chatham street, (gentlemen’s furnisiing store,) a.white and tan colored King Charles slut; is partly blind on left eye, which is considerably’ smaller than the rightoue. “Any amount asked, not exceeding the value of the dog, will be given as a’ reward for re- turning the same, of giving information that will lead to her recovery. \OLEN—FROM THE MATRON OF THE NURSERY, S 120 St. Mark’s place, a watch, English gold lever, Cooper, maker, No. 1,610. Pawnbrokers arc requested to stop it, foifered, “A reward will be given if restored | at once LIQUORS, &c. SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDIES, WIN! A, Scotoh and Irish whiskeys, rams, SecipMlt Sie amd porteg. in ‘bottien, for" taaly was) lelphia ale am in for iy Yor isle at WM H. UNDERUILLS, 450 Broome street, corner of Cronby. TOUT AND PORTER FOR DRAUGHT AND BOT- tling, of very superior Nye? for sale at the Wil- Hamsburg Brewery, 41 and 43 North Second street. WILLIAM ALLEY, Proprietor. INES, BRANDIES, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, of superior quality: London and Philadelphia por- ter; Scoteh, Burton and Philadelphia ales, of most popn- lar brands; champagne cider, in quaatities to wuil chasers, at moderate prices. Terms cash. N. B.—Cham- ne wines, cordials, liquors, cigars, kc. JOHN J, BIAFY, No. 383 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. HOTELS. AMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE No. § Tryon row.£-Notice,—An election for Di- ieetors of this Company will bo held on the Ist of Jan uary proximo,; at office of the company. Poll will open at ll A, M., and close at 1P. M. J.C. WINANS, Secretary. é ABLL:HED HOUSE IN A NEIGHBORING A city, wishes to anake arrangements with s-large Whole salé furniture dewler, to get supplies of well mace and fashionable furniture, to sell on commission. For particulars amd references, address Crane & Co,’s Adver- tising Howse, 67 South Third street, Philadelphia. DENTISTRY. BR. NAPOLEON PRETERRE, FRENCH DENTIST, 655 vdway, formerly of 400 Grand strect, has roe m his rip toRerope, aud informs bix custom: ord hw new and most beauti- ronted to Inst for tite. turned f ere th. noder. wl Charges WO WANTRD—ANY PERSON HAVING £0R SALE, a Gos King © les, may find a pureuaser. by ad sag a oote to 0. J. J., Broadway Post Ofiige, es POSALS. Cnr NOTICE—DEP ARTMENT OF REPATU® / and Supplies, December 13, 1854—To Contracters. —Sealed proposals will be received at the office of @e Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, No. 3 Qty Ha basement, until Saturday, December 23, 1964, at o’clock M., at which time # be in ance with the amended charter of 1553, of Chatham street, Union re, to connect with the Russ vement, witht gronite Weck’ pavement, better known as’ the pavement. All information in regard thereto can be &t the office of the Commissioner of end plies, No. 3 City Hall, basement. Wank ecclmates etm be had at the above office, N; B.—The Commissioner eo servos the right to reject all or any of the estimates deemed for the interest of the tion. BARTHO! B. PURDY, Commrssioner of Repairs and Supplies. T] § NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS —KETRA PAR @ promptly paid, bounty land warrants bought and sold; pensions prosured, balances due deceased U, 8. seamen and all kinds is against the U. S. recovered b; Agent, and late Purser U.S. Navy, 67 Wall street. ————————————— OE ask no pay until I do it, twenty-four to forty-eight hours, allowing but one ague eured or no pay; and all other diseases roots, plants, and herbs of the earth. No. street, corner of Front. - . LARMONT’S PARIS AND LONDON Adviser and Suite lth pages, cloth, 76 a ‘at mailed free for $1, by the author, ead surgeon, No. 12 Reade A.M. to2P. M., and 6 drag store,” Pattcats,trevteds by fasten empress ae ug store, Patien or avert all lottors box 844 New York Post Office. We egm- ony with a to ther papera in recommending Dr. — Courier des Biats Unis, State Zeitung, . WARD'S UNFORTUNATES’ FRIEND—$1 PER visl, ands book, Cums io afew hours; — sise can doit. No. 60 Oana! street, one door ease Bromiway, ts tho plagé to gut ti rapid and remely—no where else in York, Gures wari or no pay. . POWERS, FROM DUBLAN AND beetles Bog Price with Dr. Ward,) yp at 0 Canal street, one door eset of 5 '. Or. Pow for female reesive G afilic nts can depend on speed, ical oure By iy at 3 Broome street” fret hoube cant nf ‘the Bo Dr, th is a member of the New York Medical A RETIRED maa restored to health in a few days, after cars of great nervous suffering, is anaious to nown the means of cure, Will send my the prescription used, on receiving a fe ( paid, D'tect to Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALL, No. on a Brovklya, Now Work,