The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1859, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, -1859.-TRIPLE SHEET. n | Been prundered by the clergy in the present civil war, $15,616,821 83 bears six per cent interest, of these, ae. LET. DRY GOODS, &0O, DRY GOODS, &C. AFFAIRS IN MEXICO. | ana Emagen the tun tefaceooe Gace ta cess” febie eferpanaiie, out tee Commmoicoeeere OF UN Waag f OMAN TO LEC TORNIGEED’ GE EGGERS’ La A? ovly.”” Well, they have the power and wo bave no pro- Fund have invested the one per cent per annum above the | FART, TO LET—F See omuats treat nines. Ac ©. X. PEYTON. OVELTING FOR THE ARAGON. ay Our City of Mexico Correspondence. tection, aud what in the name of common sense is to pre-* interest, which ‘8 contracted to be paid om them to the | joguit applicanta; the hones te tieet clans nnd dee furultare ‘to BOWERY. ° a Mextoo, Nov. 19, 1859. vent them from taking more? They ‘will doubuess not amount of $1,083,C57 20. maid, bianoterie, 4o.; will be sold cheap to cach customers. Near Houston street, | Bave opened, tu addition ton amt of elas ! Larue, keep us long waiting before they do #0. ‘The entire debt of the State stands thua:— ‘at 86 Weat Eloventh street, The Ladies of New York mort deatrunie tolors (or fail dteie. and freak - amered Plan for an Arrangement Bebwcen Miranon ana | “TE wt nds of decker aroon the market, and selling Registered stock, 8 per cont. $16,028,816 60 i ae ‘And vieinl Bat vegies iB RAP HARRINGTON Juares—Constitutional Government to be Acknovledged— | rapidly at 35 to mect the forthcoming contribution, There « “"" Bper cent. 404,000 00 Pere LOLTON STREBT, SROOND PIOOR, A Will find one of the WER OVERCOATINGS; 16, 816 63 fine Store Room 25 fee! by 90, with Itght in front avd rear, LARGEST AND BEST SKLAROTED STOCKS OF ¥ for waking suils, and latest for ‘and Defeat of the Consitutionaliss at Querdaro—the British | Pinole ton Maney contribution. payable ie this Coupon debt, 6 per cont oe TAR oe Su clanet de. “Apply immediately oa the pre: | 4... © BBARMIC CLOTIT ULOaks, sleonte hargé’s Demands in Favor of American Citizens—Deso- | rupbish. ‘The debt will become an acknowledged one by Sterling bonds, 6 per cent 185,000 00 foam oats beebiieithdsidi tified esi **Saonufacturea for city trade id Wal sate of Broadway. Iation of the Country—The Affair at Lulancingo—New | the act, so far as this party is concerned, and Mexico will $13,767,500 00 Lhd el IMMEDIATELY—A Mi CON: To all the leading styles Loam, de. be saddled with $15,000,000 more of debt, which, add- ° —-——_ venient small English basement Honse, 172 East Twenty- wattzoduced for the season. OPULAR CUSTOM TRADE. Forecd Loam, de. ed to the $80,000,000 debt created in July by Mhejereat | otal... cceesesevecessereeens + $90,100,816. 63 steel, near Second avenun, gas, bathe. water closets, Aa; HAVE XO OLD SPU0K ¥. DERBY & 00. "Tho paxtdl is now the theme of general conversation | fnapcial schemo of Miramon, will make $95,000,000 of Of Ithis the Commissioner of the Sinking rent ig tet May $20. Apply to' A. “LIVINGSTON, 19 Beck OUR PRICKS ARM POPOL aR ‘Are exbibiting thelr third deleges sne, porting ‘with all parties hore. In previous letters I have cautioned | paper cebt foisted upon the nation in five months, besides Fund holds as an investment,........... 1,088,657 20 And our Gooda command immediate ig snolber fovolce of THN MORE’ OSSBE lic through tho columns of the Hxxirp | ‘he million of contracts aud reclamations arising out of c LET—ON BROADWAY, THE SECOND FLOOR OF eu OBSERVE THE PRI ox: C ‘the American pul ' spoliations of foreigners, to say nothing of the millions Actual outstanding debt due to others than 817 Broadway, also fropt and corner rooms, with a apa- or lowing New Siylex of Cloaks. * 8] WALKER srnunr, ‘ee watchful of the movements of Juarez, for he ig an | ypon millions of ruin heaped upon the country; aud all the State... pore eeeereeess 20,106,659 43. rus extrance, for business, soaietins, 0. Apply on the pre | BLACK BEA’ CLOTH CLOAKS at $4 snd $5. ‘Weat aide of Broadway. and mighty uncertain in bis dealings with white | this to satlafy the ambitious views of a miserable, cor- For purposes of taxation, abd to meet the requirements | mises from 10 to 11 A. M, or at 63 William. strech, room 2. wy comfortable Cloak for CAT, en ‘Indian, 3 “ ee ————— ne | FINE CASTOR BEA CLOBH CLOAKS at $6 and $7. 1CH SILKS AT it bas proved, Now there exist no doubts but | Pt, demoralized and vicious clergy. Certainly ‘poor of the coustitution, and the act creating the Commissioners IRT—AT ‘This is & favorite style, having ihe appearance of a | EY fle. fo gna ee i eich eine Mexico ix made to pay dearly for the crimes of her old | of the Sinking Fund, provision must bo made from tha ality coors, Ae hae eon ed ae gOS B NER OF d ‘More onstly article. LORD & TAYLOR'S, ‘ettempts have been made to accommodate matters be- | rotten mother, Spain.- Who is mad enough to think these | accruing revenues of the State, for 7 per cent per annum * Heible and corner Rooms, &-| FRENCH REAVER CLOTH CLOAKS at $8 and $9. pti ~ 4 r spacious entrance, for business, societies, &o.; open dally for ‘ween Juarez, Miramon and the clergy, all for the pur- oe speculative Gable can ever be acknomiedgad and on the old debt, exuclly a8 though it was ree 4 Seergicn) rents low. Apply to JOHN B. KELSO, 62 Wil- We javie. ® oot aentig 1 @ this soak, tive Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY, i apy honest government may ever ba | redemption, to wit, for...... rath aeons reel tb — pose of keeping out American influence. Btabltied “tn Mexico? "No. one’ I. shia, bus | Far tus new debt, tactadiog invoaicect vy Tro LECTIN TUN RO UO a, | SUPER FRENCH BRA VER GROTH Gog Saunt ezoet at $12. | Including the latest Paris novelties in About throe weeks ago negotiations commenced between | Jecker and his partner in tho business, M.deGabrito, tho | the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.. 10,480,821 3 | "0 LET-THE THRE STORY HOUSE NO, 11 LAlGHT ‘Buperbly finished and lined with crotehet bertha, FASHIONABLE ROBES AND SILKS, Gio two chiefs. ad fret Aney wero Rept very worst, bot | MinIaset TT ats kis’ pvareaeat ist tee aioe | Mota $01,462,159 63 Ganal ses and ihe ‘Peon Banks Setrate Waslose owe, | esse observe Wt PEETON, Clock Manufact 2 ae: 0" on el cl RAD orcvccvccencasccesenecsecccces ee y 4 . 5 vufacturer, with timo everything gets wind in Mexico, and 60 it has | Yi Dowustuined, and. that a ranch fleet is 19 come to Kab fon, Apply to KL. SUYDAM, 18 Waverley place, near 264 Bowery, near Houston street. Anos age ten een " Thus— ‘wanspired with these negotiations. It is impossible for | Vera Cruz to take that city and give it up to these people. | For the old debt of $11,971,888 30 the sum of..$888,028 68 | -——— mo to say what stato they aro in at this moment, owing to Pais ao, We shall see what Brother Jonsthan hag vo | For seve or cant on, the new sie per eae ora do | TOateto TRE FOUR STORY STORE NO. 185 HIXTH RNOLD, CONBTABLE 4 CO. LOW PRICED DRESS SILKS, Whe great reverses which the constitutioualists havo | "nh clergy are for the moment impudent to a degree. | For six per eeut on the new five percent debt,” nat tnlabed; ready for Immediate coc ABE NOW OFFERING THEIR ENTIRE And ot shaven Non, 30 in 2s Breet zee soffered sin the past fortnight, and especially in | They certainly are in the ascendant just now, but we may amounting to $1,865,000 00...........e.4e., 121,900 00 carpet, clothing, dry goods, er any other Sioak of eae fhe past six days. It is possible that the haughty air of = aac I anpeow very iro enon ig Geen Sa — SHAWLS Suats—o, i HARDING'S WOVEN ays SPRING rs. If you will examine the excellent map you pub- fa ip i vai 9 ‘ , UNTIL MAY J, NEXT—THE THREE STORY ab ber “ v Jeares is now looked upon by Miramon as downright “ : : | i O At great bargains, oe fourteen, sheiaes Feo Eager te abe Pas eM Mehed last month, you will see that the battle of Queretaro | erarewunT OF INTEREST ONLY AS CONTRASTED WITH THE IN- Doan ement Honse No a ‘West ‘Twentioth street; the CANAL, corner of Mercer. ' Teel femeloge ncional ail pen Saeee, ve epriog oles 15. Old % fim the plan that ten days ago was as good as arranged. 3 See over. Woven skirt factory 281 Spring, Your days ago despatches arrived from Juarez to Mira- ee clothes; cotton and silk Embroidery made to order; 7 FLOUNCED SILK AND VELVET ROBES, AND OTHER MPO LEINTHE BLOCK OF GROUND, BOUNDED | ring, laces mended snd done up ike news all oda ‘of Stamp. | 7 *YQUNCED SILK AND VELVET ROBES, AND OTHER . te, and is ino: ‘ARKST AND SINKING FUND. erder: rent low: poss renee, eomplee Id debt, 6 per cent on. $10,216,905 30 6 mos. 306, AMES N. WEL eo ins few days. Inquire of T DE PRRCIVAL/S, 657 BROADWAY—INITIALS Old debs, os bat mtg A i om ‘i 479 85 | J. N, WELLS, No. 167 ‘Sapuecn A embroidered on havdkerchiefe table linen and bed mop, and they were sent to Celoya, where the latter then Total seve «$10,709,995 80 818,829 25 yy Seventh and ‘Wighih avenues and 149th and 150th | jn; jen the the firat imported; received per steamer ir contents. will leave the amount of territory about the samoas set | oo” SR an pet, f streets. On the property ise large mausion and suitable ort 8 for embroideries executed most perfect was, and as yet wo are ie nprahalont stantially, as | 0¥% in your map, which is a very liberal allowance for | New,debt6 per cent on.$17,615,821 33 “ 628,450 63 | Buildings, wall Adattod for'e private residenoo or a puniio | AnBer: Cr ghey Hin rm Moe at rd ON 2? WAR? 4 08, ‘The plan agreed upon ten days ago is, substantially, 8 | 16 clergy. ‘The constitutionalists of the interior aro ia | . Sper centon. 1,866,000 00. « 40,026 00 | house of hotel, and commanding a fine view of the children’s Oloaxs, Dresses, Aprous, Blankets, &c., of PER CENT REDUCTION. follows :— tu)) retreat. What will be their next step itis very diffl- = ners -———— | and Harlem river. For further particulars apply at 8 Prince | the newest styles. % bald y “ atreet. MILL 1 The tanco of the constitation of 1857, a2 in It to divine. Their losses only insure tho greater Totals... eee see eee $30,190,316 63 893,014 43 | stree J eee gccent Y archy of the country and the prolonging of the civil | Whole interest for the year will be $1,787,828 96; but T 155 BROADWAY—WOVEN SKIRTS, CALLED 703 Broadway,” terim, by the clergy faction. war. there will bo redeemed $201,150 of the five and six per Popeater fb teri Ra th Sl om bal clipe Ai iy ade Ape are, 22d |, inring determined to disnore of Chinlderable of thal wooke 2 A new Congress to be called at once, to revise the cent debt, which saves the interest of that amount to add | buck with one or two Bedrooms, with water on sume floor, 10 | Shay “Oli akira made aren CA, RAROUG, akin history, | perore,staek-taking on the Let of January, will offer for the next eenstitution of 1857. Our Montercy Correspondence, to the surplus required for redemption, . onal fomly. snquire on the premisee, 670 Sixth avenue, | 765 Bowery, corner Kighth lad skirt factory, tee 6 1 ms 3. Enforcement of the Law-Lerdo, of the 25th of June, Monterey, Nov. 10, 1959, The real amountis......... 11,782,164 G6 ] third floor, room. bashes POR Quen COLLAR Interest und sinking fund, 2,183,001 16 : ORDA Aa anes EME! eacaie te CARD.—W. JACKSON, IMPORTER OF MOURNING Gloomy Picture of Social and Governmental Prospects— *LET—AN OFFICE ON THE FIRS? FLOOR OF ‘ 3856, by which the clergy property is to be sold and the iy f ver rospes efits fst T 0 aly No. 489 Broad: meat award streets #0? Sent, No. : Leg bas constantly on band every BLACK THREAD SHAW! , BLACK THR! elergy to receive the money for it. General Disorder, Insecurity of Life and Property, and | Excess over interest, applied to the extingnish- cheap. Inquire of JOHN GILSKY, inthe acyar store, ‘EAD V1 BLACK THREAD CAPES, £0., ices. ., 7, 2 wont At@s t reduction from usual Repeal of the civil marriage docroo of Juarez, and | Plunder of Hovest Madert—General Dotlao's Fight | mentof tho pubis debt fr the year 1800..$400,890 60 N- Be-Ladlea’ own materials made to order, BRGIDERED Sb18 . ’ ; te 1 . | with the Church Fores at Quanajuats—A Chance for Free- Mo ek Ch Sa Feat sb00\ nog be augmanted be ay, aN " Late] fhe establishment Basa oF Mext0. Bi) a He aR Te ghee Conbvat si iin Zacateons Outragen | BOW l88ve of Stato bonds until tue year 1870, the amount | mn Serie AT F. DERBY & COMPANY, IRERATION SRT uae eicare lent prerogatives, RR nes m— Gene C g utrages | redeemed ou the old debt would be $4,195,618 72, and the EE NOTICIOSO DE NUEVA YORK. Lewrranadmirremidy yo of 4 beautiful d ‘atthe same reduction. 5 Hof the decree of Juarez confiscating the Pro: | oy Foraiguers—The Conducta Rodbery—General Myjia | surplus of the aunual appropriation, above interest, Bp RomclosO DE NUBVs YORK. 57 Walker street. baal dl ay apn an ¢ perty of the clergy. SE, A. Their stock of rich Luces fs unsury o afiramon tog) abroad as Minister of Mexico to somo | Routed by Blanco, ds. ould be $860,424 03. OF the new: debt the Stare would Bh NOTICHEMIMONTHEY SteawaR NuMBER | TM Mowsetrable noveltieg ean be found for | prenay forthe best cy roa rae Tb) heuies of yer f sho European courts, probably Faris.) oa. | _ My last informed you of the events passing in thie Stato, | Angual fund applicable to further investindot ots lattor SEMLMONTIILY STEAMEI NUMBEIC | caretatty selected Writ as het weeiiee manufacturers, | mee 7. The revised constitution to provide for a new Presi- | and generally throughout the lic. debt would be $431,894 46; so that in 1870 the Sinking | OUT TO-DAY. : Also agents for Sangster’s alpsces umbrellas. PIECES 54 VEBOURS OTTOMAN; dential election. Fund commissioners will bave redeemed and willowa by | OUR TO-DAY. = 300 Tre and $1 per yard. yard. GRear BARGAINS. ‘A. T, STEWART & 00. ‘The above are the main features of the pasel, which is Never since the commencement of this civil now ealling out all the activity of the clergy and ail the | things look more gloomy, doth from external disaster aud! ‘patvral batred of these people for our raco. That Juarez has entertained it admits of no doubt, but his flnat action d i te yetasecret. He clearly does not wish to go the whole | Persecuting all men of liberal principle figure with the enlightened poicy laid down im his de- | and public situations chased from theic ri InVeRtMent $8,618,030. 17 and will havesan annual fund | OUT TODAY. : BROADWAY, for these two objects of $182,319 09, which will bo con- RT Te te ee DeLL, PEIRSON & LAKE, internal oppression. Tbe church party in the jaterior | stantly increasing in a geomewrical ratio. If the debt of BEST ADVER¢IsT i Ladies’ and children's Merino Undergarments, PP IsING MEBIUM. “§ mon of honor | the State should be increased, the latter fund will bo in- | _ Fingle copies for sale at the office, 24 Ann street, Goth avd Doeskin Gauntlets aod Gloves, wert creased correspondingly: Lo ie pecans perce Men’ tae Dage res | a La erees of July lust, and sich hascalled forth the admiration | Soint whore the conatitaconal force iswuigheg paca ae ot Ce ee gagging SRE Now sbaden in abd applause of the whole eivikzod world, Ho sees in what | Polat where the constitutional forces aro in power: rob. | | Below will be iount a carefully prepared table, show- | “py. yonsher on Wood's Testien; Letiers from Mitchell, and Bajou's Kid Gloves, Y a foothold for American ideas in Mexico, and, | bers everywhere assembled in their infernal cayerus and | 0K he number of gvvnoannned bpd coe. classification, | «Kiimaivbem ? The South favors Tammany, and an auihen- Secu, wishes to hae out trans i Tis question mone pablic highways, and the wicked and heliisn ciergy in | oneh slags sh cee tor 2 oe _ ~ —— oak tie report of Meagher’s Speeca for Havemeyer. ef great importance for us, now that we bave expended 89 | ower: gnoli Bi cGished hake er tikes oF toa es fo for the y x " Wits: ayes = ‘sympathy upon what we have secu iit to consider tho power; spoliation estalis! under the name of forced } rate sales: ARE CHANCE TO MAKE) A FORTUNE. VAL 48] BRoapway. . M. BODINE Will offer on MONDAY, Dee. 5, WORTH Of LINEN HANK C ROBTEFS, IMPORTED Title BEABON, i TH ‘T 4)1 BROADWAY. T FIFTY PER CENT HAN UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE ” REGULAR PRICES. W.Mofer at retail The balance of their fall |, 48 BROADWAY. Progressive und tegitimate goverument of Mexico; and | loans, and @ goverai aystem of terror thundering azainst | > ‘Contains wany valoable feapires, gond patent,” Ae” Tmoportation, consisting of every novelty ‘GG. M BODINE. @an wo allow tbis “ legitimate” government to roll ‘back | the liberals from the Archbishop of Mexico; asgasinations a 3S eR SRF | Wiebing to invert $5 000 to $10,000 profitably should address Pa- fa'Para lk Robe ireat Bargains in i“ 5 4 id hk 2 And Dress Goods, FRENCH EMBROIDEBTES. 7. iteelf and throw us overboard ? - 4 a mount paid by each 33 g 23 S encee, Herald cftice, ‘Aba reduction of y 4 is partel bas brought the Muxican question do rn to x | Preparing and tbousands of victims already designed class. ae = fee = # reduction of Vorty percent 1,000 FRENCH COLLARS at Bik gente, — Point. ‘Tithor Mexico inust roll back under the dark rulo | wnder the namo of suspichoras; thon the signal for pil- | Of those who pay $20 FeS ¢ LS8 Be COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. Also h joe of anarchy, or Maxic» 2, ag, one . specific tax, anu ¢ as = = Saagueoend T 471 BROADWAY 2,500 FRENCH COLLARS at 60 crows ona oredr cso permet oer He Reel aer uel mmm. peal Benorally looked for; | Fhose sales are un- | 3 Sz *8 PARTY HAVING a BUSINESS vreupING mut | A™ “? "UBSdurt remsow * LAKE, me CeO orth $1 25, seen ruling element in the country, It will be for oar liberty and property could no longer be eaid to exiet. der $1,000,........ 2,096 $1,000 2,696,000 $2,000 per avnum, wishes to meet with brostoee man to ey ee SILKS, SILKS. ‘poopte and government to decide which course’this coun- | Such has been the situation of so rare a combination ae eit oi sae oe intiey oe ae. Bier yo A ee i - 10,000 yards of ID AND BAYADERE SILKS, 48] BROADWAY, nopnm 1p t0 také.- ? of difficulties, suggesting serious aiarms to the fricads of a $2... 6l4 1.00. 9000 Laen'onn | mem U. B. HOWES & 00. ‘rom 623¢. to 850. per yard. CUNTINUATION Ne eee tO aoesaaid abe | Nberty even in this State, so remote from the soene of ope- Do. 48;. 903 1.28 8,750. 97846250 | p PARTNER WANTED WITH @800, TO ROTABLIGN |e en” 0 percent below OF Ee ip Pieces GHOIOE STYLES. w ” : the’ problem | rations, were it not that the joyful iutoltigeaco received | Specific tax of $60, A "Saretclans aire aod gents’ furnishing store ia the West, The cost of inrportat! on Only 75 cents E. D.” ‘may be prefixed to the pi p 7 i tw ee Ghrre bene ened eee Tae dene eS | ee ° Wonk $1 Sud set down as satisfuctorily elucidated. On the | this morning puts an entirely diffsrent face upon tho | AUInEVOrARe SS 1 an 3.075.000 | $2100 to $4,000 capital anda full knowledge of the business, | AT 471 BROADWAY. AN ADDITION OF smb thay. wors mostabaretully ees ee coe pit | matter. Gee Tor F500 dusotayy | SBE OW dove n paying ade but wiehesto make-aa prove: UBSDELL. PERSON & LAKE, 1,00 FECES EXTRA QUALITY Seis Degolado, ate ‘Alvarez, with a host more of It ig officially announced that Gsneral Dobiado bad a 308 77-100 12,000 3,300,000 eros ollloe. ex anitstis ere ras, at St per Jae aa on chie! » mplotely and tho ye r it c sj ite, ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF - their chiefs and 6,000 men, were complotely severe encounter with the charch party at Siloa, nei 348 5¢-100 700,000 $3,000, in an old. established be ad ‘eeaeee btinkaoas nt per yard. vougbly thr Beet velen, aed number Under 12° | Guanajuato, commanded by Generals Pacheco, Alfaro a side. Before the battle Degollado demanded tho | Artiaga, in which the reactionaries los: all their artillery, i4 40, down town, in a 112 233-1000 iL Js industrious. thi rnaegine BROADWAY. . allocation. Toan enterprising man who | The above goods bave been reduced 481 eu. BODINE. rare ae nRddress ‘box ‘3.20 From one dollar. Rich Dress fliee. is need apply. For * oliday Presenta rrender of Queretaro, where Miramon was. Miramon | ammunition, arms and oquipace, aud Goueral drtiga, | WHO, Bay $208, and meee ne Azeem I CLOARS AND SHAWLS, Tara reduction of veplied it was impoes:ble, and if Degoliado wanted it he | with somo 200 others, were made prisoners, The 133 0 stern , E UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A ‘We are now selling our entire stock of ‘60 per cent. would have to take it. ee. ve ape Me santa at! R0 ac the liberals was very small. Aitor the battle General | ®ve thatsum..., iad Sts ae = | Ab. goparterabip ‘under the drm of Atherton, Faure CLOTH Pe \abdanes ae Gitery, and might have been defeaicd wi nb:2 lado took posscasion of the imapartant pl aaa en ———— | Co., for the importation a on commissioty of all kinds . Wado, however, waited several daye until Miran peregeirs Migtee ia peta ct hd Peciy | Totalpumber...... 6,094 #41,164,000 of teple cy grin. Na, 9 Colina pues Ht Le ATHERTON, FALL AND WINTER SHAWLS, 48 co Pee cis OREE oN ‘bau received his heavy artillery from this city, and thon | ‘nearly all the time siuce the commencement of the The Auditor, commenting on this table, says “hat the mer- ta OER Te WAL i lane Note, as. ready BS pied ae ©0., N PRICES. jCFION IN PR . rmmenced an attack, which was repulsed and follow: | tution. Guanajuato #8 one of the richest Sia Chant =7bo pay a ta nay al be amount : YARD WIDE Richi SILKS. such a vigorous manner that the whole ooa- | public, and General Doblado, being tho tions! Go- or $1,000 and the jivense will be the same. ‘Then it ts but —PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TO GO : satutionsl force was completely beaten, with the loss of ame and a mnanfof great pursonal influence, will bo able | reasouadie to infer tbat his sales are the mean between $100. South with me, as doorkeeper to a fist class oo. CLOAKS, CLOAKS. ‘the greater part of their artillery. There appoars to have | to raise large sums of money, andjotherwise furaish most | the Inoextrenes, which would make him pay four instead | money making exhibition, in sucsessfu 310 CANAL STREET, 310. the re chant who pays 4 tax of $20 may sell goous to the amount of 3 3 Fi = 3 3 140 BILE ROPE DUCED FROM 45 TO $25. t i I bavenow an elegant display of ‘been great cowardice, with apparent treachery, on the | important aid to the liberal cause. of tivo per cent, as shoWwn in the table. years, and :learing from $610 $18. aday. A halt ebare gi Boaver Cloaka, trimmed crochet fein; part of some of the constiutioual chiefs. ‘The ouly sol- | ""Bon'witthus seo thet the reseits of this battioaco of | He goes om’) say, itwll appear from this ta¥ie that | Vat om Advertiser, at Levy's printing ofl, 177 Grovawieh ot eae nt ertbnay, oe Giers who fought well—as they always do—were those | great moment, and if rightly improved may tura toe acale | there are 6,634 merchants, of all clasees, in this Sate, 5 ‘TO $6c0.—A PARINER WANTED, TO iNvest | Atal , to sult the strictly economical or most liberal FALL FASHIONS. te from the frontier; but they were too few to sustain the | ip favor of freedom. : and tbat the total amount of their sales trom thes: data | S300 “hesmonntine highly respectable Gaah bustoess, | (eaten. Deware of, stlon, warp clit. Thee ie 20. | seem pe BANDA WO tor OAWAL attack of the clergy, and were forced to fly. What hope General Woll entered Zacatecas w-thout rosist- | is $41,164,000, trom which the Stare collests the sum of | thatis now paying $3000 a year apy good man willing w | €eonomy In a poor article; the bess is the cheapest. Ross, SUES TS wacuan diese o oe einen Ihave we, or can wo have, for the success of the constitu- | ance, the liberals retiring upon his aoproach, | $313 34. cra per centage of about one-fourth of one | devote his tins, with good reference, ca meet with an excal- - - stock of Furs at a reduction of 2) per cent from former prices, ‘onal party, after we see them beaten 80 shamefully, | not “having sufficient force at that point to jus: | percen: for the privilege of selling this amoant of goods, | lentcbance. Apply this aay seo 10 12 A. M., and 2too P, ‘URTAINS CURTAINS, ‘This stock of fine Furs be has bad menufactured: for through the pure stupidity of their great men, their | tity an engugemem. His first step—after the usual man. | wares. and merchandise. It will further appear that | M.. a¢5%@ Bri con C * At Grent Reduction. his elty retalltrade, und, in consequence of tre Beaders? ner of his party—was to order forced loans, and to exrct | 2,696 persons pay two per cect at least on their sales, —PARTNER WANTED TO PURCHASE AN Satin Delaines, at $1 50 & yard, the he ap Ses ae te ee aes in ‘The result of this defeat, as reported by Miramon, is | ten per ornt on ull goods iunportod and specie exported, | while 112 ywreons, who sell in. the aggregate $12,880,000, | BHOO GARTNER, WANTED TO PURCHASE AN Formerty sold st De Te eeuaen Ts ae ‘tho joss of thirty pieces of artillery, 400 men in killed | and requiring repayment of ali duties ‘ehjch bad been paid ay less than one fourth of one per cent on their gains. | very lucrative. A business man is wanted to take the place of Cornices, Lace Goriains one. REE SS one niente io thet custeers Wilt be = an! wounded, and ubout 200 prisoners, Amongst tho | Geshe" huesal yovernment of the State. These duties | This argues, and T think establishes, an injustico to the | one retiring: no further capital required. and amonot, invouled rere pie We pints, oT te priecocrs were Generals Alvarez and Lapia, an American, | amount to an immense sum, and the paymon: of them a | small and feeble trader which demands relief. It may be | perfectly safe. Apply to PURIER & WHITNEY, 335 Broad- nl Beewiray. "Soden af Wencter. Qed several Mexican oflecrs. Gen. Lapin has since died | Second time will be che ruin of the poor merchants. very readily apd judiciously avoided by simply attaching | WAY, oflce 17. ‘ef wounds received in the battle. The American has been ‘Mr. Newell, the English subject who was so badly treat- | the same per centage on all sales as the basis of taxation. —A PARTNER WANTED WITH THE eB Fees, FURS. ablicly executed, although his commanding general (4l- | ed by Marquez a year sinco, has again been the subjez: of | This isin accordancs with the principles of ourconstitntion, | $1 OO. Arora see atin the tec eor ene — No. $9 BUSTER & SIRDE, ‘varen) is still alive, and not likely to be molested. pereecution. Her Britannic Majesty's subjects do oct sexm | snd in accordance with the acknowledged theory of | jract of miners] land, close by the Fotos! leed mines, and nese IN VELVET AND CLOTH. Omer ett ried ot MADEN Laem, Haw Youn, exis, ‘Mathew demanded of the clergy, 80 soon as it was au- | to bave amy more protection than Americans, who are } taxativu. It is not just to allow an opulent merctiant, | the Iron Mountain, Missouri, Particulars on application to A large and clogant assortment i of ‘werniced that an American had been made prisonor, 4 netoriously overlooked by their government inal parts | who carries on his business ii rge town, to sell goous | G. I.. box 587 Post office. No agenta need apply. =e HUDSON'S BAY SABLE. far he should be treated as a prisoner of | ofthe world, for Otway, the English Minister, is, as you | for anythiug less upon his sales than the small merchant NOW OPEN AT RETAIL ROYAL ERMINE, MINK, STONE MARTEN, and the Minister of Relations, Munoz Lado, is report- Za-e have acknowledged tbat the recognition of the con- ‘Utwtional government by the United States made it legal for Americans to enter their service, and that they ought ‘do be concidered as prisoners of war when taken. At all ‘events the Minister of Relations was in great tribulation about the demand of her Britannic Majesty’s represeata- ‘tive. He first said the telegraph wires were cat; but this ‘would not serve Mr. Mathew. He felt certain that was pot true, but demanded that, in the absence of telegraph communications, an extraordinary should as once be des- ed to Miramon. This was done, but it urrived.after Feet had been shot, Doubsless the .poor fellew was Brutally murdercd on the battle field or ina prison in Queretaro. However it wns, we know that of all the offi- ‘eors taken he has been the only one put to death, and the journals of this city have the impudence’ to say, “while they exult over the fate of the American, that the te of ' Alvarez will be spared—and why not? Be bas always been a traitor to the constitutionausts and apy of the clergy. He voted against toleration of re- gon in the Constituent Congress of 1856; ran away from bis position on the 20th January, 1858, when Comonfort fell; sold the army of the conatitutionalists to the clergy ‘en ibe lith April last, and doubtless has behaved no bet- ter on this occasion. Why ghould the clergy shoot him? Just before he was made prisoner he shot at his own leg, doubticss with the view of inflicting a slight wound; but he was too much excited, and drove the ball bang tarough his ‘thigh bone, which has caused the loss of his left'leg. He shot at himself with the object of making aa excuse for saving his life. However, the whole story of his: shooting Dimeelf may be a fabrication, gotten up to deavive the eblic as to his real character. The seizure of Alvarez 1 consider a great blessing to the constitutional caus: Where are several others, leaders at that, who could alu “be parted with for similar reasons. ‘In Oaxaca the constitutional cause has suffered severe woverses. The clergy forces have been successful in their ‘campaign in that State. They have taken the city of @axaca,'the home of Juarez, anil » place that has always ‘heretofore resisted the clergy. They have aiso seized in muskets and iarge army stor eB. “Doring the last days of the past week and the first days a eihe oonetieetonalietes under Carvajal, Soto, Ala- triste and others, to the number of two thousand, were Tulancingo, a place only about seventy miles Scat Ries here.” thes appenr to ave fought well, and, ‘the people of the town—which is of about twelve thou- sand souls—with the garrison, made a stout resistance. ‘The constitutionalists took aud destroyed by fire about @pe-balf the place. The loss on both sides has been sabout-400, and the attacking force retired in good order, to the it relief of the town and its defenders, who were oo point of surrendering for want of food. While this fight was going on the Indians in the district rose and de- several flourishing haciendas, burning the houses ‘and crops, killing such of the whites as they could catch, and ropning off with the cattle. A person, just down from ‘Tolancingo, informs me that the ay ranve of the place and tho surrounding country is desolate beyond descrip- tion. The cause for tho violent and demoniac acts of Car ‘and his associates is said to be that when they bak »to the place they sent in a person with a flag of ‘truce, andithat he was brutally murdered by the clergy goldiers. Atallevents the whole afiair shows te what a dreadful state we are rapidly approaching, through the hellish obstinacy and bitterness of the clergy and the cowardice and.incapacity of the great lights of consti- perty. ‘The conduata robbery by Marquez, ‘Ormond Chase at-Tepic, by order of this cutthroat and robbor ; have beth sunk into comparative insigaificance by ‘Porce of more recent and more exciting events, such as I ave just dateiled. We are hoping that the murder of poor e excite some action, and if it does not hat the murder ‘of tho poor Amorican officer at. Quere- Maro, because he waa.an American, — Treosive the pro- thd eM onaae ate pact year by the Aesassinations icans s q@lergy, attract no attention and call forth no steps for our 4 we will certainly be in avery sorry state in "1 anarchized country. juez still holds agive upapordonctit. “Bhi prome, it it be tress up a of it. . swocy little satintuction ° aeagse the condwatn romaine in his hands, ceeding is a copler place.of despoliation than the robbing of haconducta at fnaamuch as di urteen months the Gosgy have not hal one tingle i lan may yeoet with the deloat they merit. #2, cow forced faan’’— ‘the new forced loan,” is mow being sounded iutg the cars of the unhappy com. merce of this capital. Jt was to have beon im three days.ago, but has been dciayed for the departure of to- day’s mai}. The capitalists have been called together to- v, and to morrow or the next day the decree must como One per cent more upon ct) ital “ por wna sola ez,” sh tho payor into the sweet benef that this is the Ina bo 18 going to be plondered i this way. This will vig isth time the commerce os” this capita! haya well know, hand and @ove with the church party. ‘The conducta o; thi soneagpes that Woll sent under an armeiescort to Guadstejara, after paying the required duties, was robbed by Marquez of six hundred thousand dollars, which be converted to his own use for bie great and eminent gervices lent 40 the church party. So ges ‘the hard labor of years of English and American mer- chants. A large fire took place at Guadalajara consuming in the flames several commercial houses, among them come of the largest business firms of the city. During the past week the Legislature of this State has in session, and bas unenimously elocted Sen. Arram- berri Governor. This eppointment gives uaiversal catis- ‘faction, as bis course since coming into power has proved that he determined tw allow the coustitution and the jaws to have full effect. For the last two years we have doen under the arbitrary will of one man, who put himeelf above the laws, above the constitution, and above the judiciary, making everything subject to his despotic caprice. The return to a constitutional state of things is ‘hailed, therefore, with great joy by all, excepta small clique who enriched themselves at the expense of the public. sie ArrERxooy—6 o'clock. A few minutes prior tothe closing of the mail another express arrived, bringing the in‘elligence of an en- counter which Gen. Blanco bad, near Sau Miguol, with a reactionary force superior in numbers, mecoaghs tp Gen. Mejia, in which the latter was completely routed, losing all his arms, equipage, and 300 were taken prison- ers. ‘The r port states a large amount of goid and silver was fond in possession of the officers, the paymaster ‘being a priest and in charge of all the valaabies. THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF VIRGINIA, Our Richmond Correspondence. Ricoxp, Va., Noy. 22, 1659. Important Statistics Relating to the Financial Condition of Virginia—The Public Dett of the Slate—Merchants’ Li- censes—Number of Merchan's in the State—Uheir Sals— Direct Trade with Europe—Earnings of Virginia Ravl- roads, dc. There are, doubtless, thousands of your readers in New York and-elsewhere, holders of Virginia State bonds, who are interested in ascertaining the true condition of the finances-of Virginia at this time. Through the kindness of the gentlemanly and efficient Auditor of Public Accounte, Mr. J. H. Bennett, I am permitted to glean some impor. tant items from his regular biennial report, now in course of preparation for the next Legislature. From these it ‘will be seon that the financial con fition of Virginia is such as to give the fullest guarantee of her present and future stability. ‘THE PUBLIC DERT OF-THR STATS. By the 120th section of article 4.of the constitation, it 4s provided that “there shall be set apart annually, from. accruing revenues, a sum equal to seven per cent of the State debt existing on the first day of January, 1852. The fund thus set apart shall be called theéginking fund, and shall be applied to the payment of the interest of the State.debt, and the principal of such part as may be re deemable.”” By the firat section of chapter seventeon of the act passed 26th of March, 1858, the public debt exiating on the first day of January, 1852, was ascertained to be $11,971,- 888 90, and $838,028 68 were appropriated annually from the public treasury to be applied to the payment of the interest and the principal of such part of the State d as was redeemable. Notwithstanding $494,000 of fe debt bears but five per cent interest, and $1,226,500 has ‘Deen redeemed, yet the annual appropriation for interest and sinking fund is not reduced, because it is necessary to be maintained to pay off the debt in thirty-four years. 'y ‘THE NEW DEBT, The same article of the constitution provides “that, whenever after the first day of yi @ debt shali ‘be contracted by the commonwealth, there shall bi apart in like manner annually, for thirty-four years, anast exceeding by one per cent tho ogeregnt mount of the annual interest agreed to be paid at the time of ite. struction, which sum shall be a part of the fund, ‘and shall be applied in the maior before pieme iscuoy te amount of which rewind after Ast of = ir the \- * etoro the let of January. ieee ary, 1862, and was... seeeee To Ist of January, 1864. y do., 1 Tose, amount returned >; den, Withers & Co... To 1st of January, 1856.. Do," do.’ 1887...... Do. do., 1868 so 90th septeniber, 1968, this calenda? year, an’ fiscal year 1853., y Bel- saves 10,000 00 OF thds debt, $1,586,009 hears Gye per has to pay on his sales; nor is it any part of the duty of the State, in granting a license, to inquire whether one merchant’ makes a larger por cent profit than another. It us, that by charging acertain per centage on all aud attaching the condition that no article shall be taxed more thau ouce upon its gales, taken in connection with the total abolition of all State taxes on direct foreign importations, now existing, a powerful impetus would be given to our own import trade; and, since the positive evi- is before ug of the hostility of the Northern peoplo to our institutions, when overt acts of treason and murder have been perpetrated by them on our soil, with scarcely & candid admonivion proceeding from any public function- ary, or even from any vewspaper, and ‘without a single honest rebuke from any portion of the Northern people, publicly given, an inquiry into the extent to which our jaws on merchants’ licenses may be used to vindicate our rights is certainly demanded by every consideration of sound poli 4 The laws respecting merchants’ licenses are all based up- on the principle of considering the selling as the privilege which should de paid; and may we not, in view of the fact that more than forty millions of dollars in value are- sold in Virginia, derived from other States, inquire whether a license may not be demanded from our mer- chunts and traders, for the privilege of buying goods, wares and merchandise in any State whore laws and peo- ple overriding the laws, have mauifested hostility to the institution of slavery? * * * For the year ending Ist July, 1855, there was imported into Richmond 5,060 bags of coffee. ‘For the year endio ‘Ist July, 1859, the quantity ‘mported had reached bags. In 1856, the registered vessels owned in Richmond were only four, with 1,407 tonnage. In 1869 there were thirteen yessels, with 4,119topnage. These satisfactory ro- sults must just:fy the opinion thut by.suitable legislation, we shall soon see nearly all the foreign goods we consume ‘brought to our own seaport towns directly. Considering the immense area of fertile lands now open to our lines of improvement, and discarding the idea of apy other policy than-that which looks to the specdy completion of the great State road, designed to connect our seaboard with the Mississippi valley, we must feel encouraged in the belief, that the shackles of commercial despondency are about to be’ bro- ken, and that we are entering upon a career of more enduring prosperity. The advantages to Rich- mond and Norfolk to be derived from direct foreign trade and the completion of the Covington and Obio Railroad, necessary in part for its support, are to my mind incalcn- lable. The Govington and Ohio road alone must be to Richmond what the Baitimore and Ohio Railroad has been to the city of Baltimore. In 1828, when the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’ was commenced, Baltimore contained a lation of $0,000 inhabitants. It now contains a popu- tion of 250,000. In 1828 the value of real estate in the city of Baltimore was assessed at $26,015,368, and it is now assessed at $128,158,588. Many reasons might be ad- duced to prove the ‘advantages of commercial indepen- dence for Virginia; but it is suflicient for the present to show the great inequality of our tax law, and the positive tendency t make ‘mountains of weaith and deep vi 8 of poverty” which it possesses, and the great injustice it inflicts on the most numerous of a highly intellectual class of our fellew citizens. ARDENT SPIRITS. In 1857-8 the Legislature of Virginia passed a law re- quiring merchan’s who desired their license to include pet mission to eell by retail ardent spirits to enter into nd, and take an oath faithfully to observe the laws in relation te dealing with slaves. The effect of this law has been a decrease in the tax assessed for licenses to re- eared spirits for the years 1857 and 1868 of 2234 per cent. foll tabl the subject of the earnings ‘The followin, le on the subject of the of Virginia railroads will be found interesting:— A STATEMENT SHOWING THE GROSS AMOUNT DERIVED FROM TOLLS, FREIGHT, FARES AND OTHER SOURCES OF THR RAIL: ROAD AND RIVEE COMPANIES. about thirty-one millions. The Old Dominion is good for *MJomo portans here tay that Botta is afraid to go Ni me pert North, eat he may be retained as a hostage for rh Old Brown. Je such an event, I apprehend, no exchango would be likely to take place so far as Virginia is con- cerned. The Nr Aik according to the opinion of gen- tlemen here, in i per ypinge oaks the ‘immortals? ire to account ‘ve a guaral folvermit him to rotund... Lat, the abolttioalne eeece eae and Brown is safe. ———__E———EE——_—— THE LECTURE S™ASON, OPULAR LECTURES, BY DR_Po OR THR EYE AND Tee! Teptnroat QUINTON HAs SOUTH Shaeen apture on the Eye. Tnaeday eve To coxamence aj 4 O’ciuok, “Nicketsddcent, 2. 50 WANTED AND AN ACTIV® PARTNER— Bie MAS Ey eatablinbed, dolog ‘a paying cash Dusieces”” Address L ‘LGo. rald ith real name. i 5.000 aANtBD, A, PARTNER, WITH A CAP! A » tal of this amonnt, to manufacture Capt. Ti Jo's patent right bedatead; it would be desirable that he be good mechanic, capable of taking the whole charge of the Dusiness, 24 Le would sell the right to the whole of the New England’ Siates ata ve-y reasonable rate, to raise say $5,000 cash and bala ce on time. Apply at store 85 Bleecker street, 10.000 -SR2CiAt, PARTNER WITH. 310.00 'e |. wanted, to join a responsible party with in « highly profitable well established manafac- ul] information will be imparted at an interview. 6)2 Post oflice. NE ng ve ener teh PoxWOoD.—4. PRIME LOT OF SELECTED TURKEY Boxwood, suitable for wood engravers, rule makers, p ane makers and otbers, for sale. the whole or in lots, to suit purchasers, by J. & @. Hi. WALKER, 182 i. OLD MINER.—ALL THOSE ENGA iN PHAT ‘Business wonld do well to call and exemine a Gold Wash- jug Maching recently manufactured by M. NBLBON, 206 Wi- iam street, corner of Frankfort, New York. JOM TWORTED FROM ENGLAND, JUST IMPORTED from England, THORLEY’S FOOD FOR HORSES, THORLEY’S FOOD FOR HORSES, THORLEY'S FOOD FOR HORSES, THORLEY’S FOOD FOR Cows, THORLEY'S FOOD FOR COWS, THORLEY’S FOOD FOR Cows, THORLBY’S FOOD FOR SHEEP, THORLEY'S HOOD FOR SHEEP; 5 FOOD FORE ORLEY'S FOOD FOR SHERP, THORLEY’ jogs, THORLEY'S FOOD FOR Hos, THORLEY’S FOOD FOR ALL ANTMALS. ORLEY’S FOOD FOR ALL ANIMALS. at and brleve. Lat fects overcamgprepudice, Bee, read and believe. overcomesprejudice. MORLEY'S FOOD FOR OACTER LEY’! Is now used by three Buropean governments, vigi— French government, Uke ado tory of sony Adi ene hox Prussian government, British government. Tn used oll over the ctvilized world. BUY THORLEY'S FOOD. BUY THORLEY'’S FOOD. Try one half cask, $7, of 224 feo ,: Try one half cask, $7, of MU foods, Try one half caak, $7, of 284 feeds, And you will never be It withont tt. For bourses it is tadispensable in promoting and sustataing all the anlinal faneBons itr health and vigor: for mulch cows it is invaluab’e, inereasing the quantity and jroproving the quality. of milk; for beasts nothing can compare with it for ened quickly; for sheep and hogs the effects produced in oae moati Will exceed alll expectation. WKITE FOR TESTIMONIALS, WRITE FOR TESTIMONIALS. WEITE FOR TESTIMONIALS, | dams’ Express Company use it; ‘argo use it; Daa euttes Express Company tse It ation Express Commpany nse it, and all minor exoress companies tse it, Brooklyn Car Company use it: Fifth Avenie Stage Company nee Nt Rnlekerbocker ‘Company use it; Blackwe l Perry's Stege Company use it Ludlow & Siney’s Stage Company use it. sete erasl Nee Lok Latin teas Bee cee ‘world rei , 3 Jasob Laril- fara Esq, wees St; and a thousand other influential citizens ue tt r food obtained the premiam from the Pennsylvania euwnae enitaral ‘hte year. All who have an interest {in horses, oor sbeep or x THORLEY'S FOOD. CO! A rf SRE THORLEY’S FOOD. 1f0dreenwich strect near Gordandt strest, New York. ireenw! low Pepe app'ieations for agencies for unrepresented dis- iricts will be entertained. Haven, Conn. C, Beach Oo. 76 State street “Agent in New ann, C; Beach & Co, 76 Siate in . Je . street. feat in Newark, rd, JU, Kumeries & Oo, 153 Brosd “Fees iW Fe Y ugene Valealings "ee Agent in Nemburg La G04 Agent in AUanta, Ga, Win. Bt. YOUR FEET DRY.—TWENTY-FIVR CENTS K'mip abor of A. Brower's Patent f see rettaa td waters will Posals 90; paleh wits lacking, ball a8 1008 9G BOWER OO; No. 4 Reade atrect, ‘ARE CHANCE FOR DRUGGISTS AND CONFEC- toners. Several pounds of most beautiful A ooo FT NO, a METS Fae a Gh te ‘Terms net cash on delivery. Agents wanted. —ANY PERSON HAVING AN ESTAR. lished ing business, Oi ool etary ee >>> NEW PUBLICATIONS. Sepmommmoumnnonmnacnnamenten ‘UST PUBLISHED,—ON SINGLE AND MARR J or ioe Ladiates: ec ara by a LF Cate ode ‘rico 26 conta, free ostage. Por a. . THR w Cor, 319 Nagncu street, Ne Ye bud all bookesuerg, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CANAL, corner of Mercer. (CABFETINGS at LORD & TAYLOR'S, Ne rand FULL ASSORTMENT OF JOBN CROSSLEY & SONS’ NEWEST PATTERNS 1” TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, VELVBTS, (MBROIDERTES. ENBROIDERIES. PARIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS Al COLLARS, SETS, AND HANDKERO VALENGIENNES. MEDALLION BETS, COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Tn new shapes ani ndsome. INFANTS’ CAPs, CIA): AND DRESSES, BION C, BEI ETELLES, ETU., all yretty for hotida; BAILEY, FAIHINGTON & LBSi MBROIDERED LACE 8) ETS. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. A. T. STEWART & CO. FP, DERBY 4 CoP ‘ Government Building. ily announce that they are ext ie VE STYLES in warm Jor gentlemen's ; "Continuation of the great sale of DAMAGED GOODS another week. of fire at Kinzey'’s embroidery and ribbon x to sel) off the entire stock. in order pair the store. The goods have all beenreduces in prices. They stock consists of Ribbons, Laces, V1 Sleev Kk Sets, Flowers, Ruches, fancy articles, Hoslery—with Yard wide White Silk Muston, 60. eave Camere. Seas ‘Lace for sleeves and curtains, Neodlework seta (collars and sleeves), 9e . very fine, SI, fine assortment of Collars, Se., 62. to $1 50. ‘Sine and protiy lot of Tidles, Ese. of c. Gentemen’s Lines: Handkerchiefs, ange size, 150, ent 8 ere] % ‘Wool Vails, all colors, 18c. Shetland Wool, A Sgn ere ty ayes Rich Flowers and Feathers, at 25c. and 50c. a bunch. love black and at 250. assortment of Ribbons is full, at the same low prices of A.M. INZEY’S, 223 ith avent Her IA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTS re now considered indispensable to all who msiak ealrbeu, do, sad tecion ‘and snowy white. 7 om atarorn, Nos. 288 to 961 GRAND STREET, ing, at bw Are now of ering, mt uBsoat HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Curtsin Materials, a travers, erior German pore tare a sony Draperies, Tassels, Loops GILT AND BRONZE CORNICES in great variety, commencing at $73, cents. GOLD LEAF WINDOW SHADES A. T. STEWART & CO. See eee lere, 2 entirely fresh, A, srewarra ¢3, R Poko tecee” At 6adgo and 75e. per yard. PITCH MARTRN, 40, &¢., Made up in the latest style, which they olfer at the lowest eis DSON BAY SABLE CAPE FOR SALE.—COST $190; ‘will be sald for $40. Can be seen at 510 Broome arent, first floor, for one week. SAPO AS i tala 310 Ua bTeS FERS 810 R! MINK! 14 50. MINK! MLN Vieter nes, a fall prime fur. Victer nes, in dark colored Car, $ . from $12 802. Mink Falf Capes, trom $2219. Mink } arge Copes, from £89 up. wy Mire are warravied genuine, and as represen i JHN J. BENSO: Copal street, opposite Meresr, HOLID. PRESENTS. USEFUL HOM! ESENT.—CHILDREN’S_ BED- ster ds, Crips. Mattresses and Chaira, at WALKER'S Bedstead and Mattress manufactory, 634 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets. Baca PRESENTS AT LOW PRICES. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE £ CO, Will ofr, cn MONDAY, Tec. 5, an immense stoak of M, DBUSINES, ( s1,1COES, PARAMA1TAS, and Stuff Goods, &e.. de. suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, For the convenience of cnstomere these goods ara cut up ta Drees Fatterns, and rold st a separate connter. CANAL, corner of Mercer. JONFECTIONERY—WHOLESAI.E AND BETAIL — LECOMTES, No, 286 Greenwich sireet, has on hand» Jorge assoriment of Contectionery for the Holidays. Just re- ceived an invoies of French Bon Bons, Paste, Toss, &c. PECIAT, ANNOUNCEMENT, USEFUL PRESENTS FOR ALL SEASON. BAGLEY’S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS AND PENCIZ, CASES, MANUFACTURED BY C. F. NEWTON, The subsctiber takes pleasure in announcing to the Ni York public that he bas taken the premises 7l7 Broadws der the New York Hotel, where be will offer for sal stock of she above mentioned goods guaranteeing that the ne 8 They are and have been in use by all the banks and the prin- I mercantile houses in the chy. also in the varlonsne ments of the federal government nt Washiaaton ‘They Fecelved (whenever offered for oompetition) the mium at the fairs of the American Institute, also rt a silver medel and @iploma, at the great World’ Bis stock of gold avd silver patent Extension 2, dc. cannot be excelled elther for variety, quality of stock or apness. The old established office, No. 1 Maiden Jane, « tinued for wholesale business ¥ Newron’™ 717 Broadway, New York Hotel, 1 Malden lane, Howard Hotel, $$ DENTISTRY. RTIFICIAL .—DR. DI INTINUES — (hngies RK. DURKIN ox To Seen ae ‘artificial Teeth Inserted. Dr. B. @. ote, ‘with contin nal ‘work in Ee eee pon sig enemas Tenth ana Eleventh etresis DR. LUTGRR, Dentat IAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH. ACU rer fi ca bo aed with pre. fat see sieattymal) sre Dental SPORTING. RANCIS 8 PROK SLIP, ‘choloe breeds of for sale ‘nd oct “Baers foea Co Rati Nh a Demuiifully Ulaakrasees oo. Fe ~ BELGIAN eee eine okt EME Seeing bts bene Sing 4% street. R SAG HARBO! steamer AUGUSTA, Cap ieave, pler No. 11 Nort river, og OR Bi BRIDGEPORT Hiving in time to. 60 ‘Haven and Hartford, RAIN