The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1859, Page 2

2 EWS FROM THE soUTH PACIBIC. Wx-Presioent Robles, of Ecuador, at Pa- a—Losses by Fire and Barthqu: —Genesal Q: sts—Alarm im Peru at Dread of un Invasion from Bosivia—MIilt perationsEcuador aiso Armt ‘The steamship Bolivia arrived at Pavama ou the 2ist ‘of November from Vajparaiso, calling at tne intermediate 8. ae Ls Ni Ist and Cal- ‘ao on the 12th of November. The Bolivia brought to Panama $50,000 in specie for Among hor pisongers was ex-President Robles, of Eouador, who was deposed and banished short ime ‘since. ‘The news from Chile and other points on the west coast ig unimportant, CHILE. OUR VALPARAISO COKRESPONDENCE, Vauraraiso, Nov. 1, 1859. Destructive Fire wn Valparaiso—A General Tranquillity— Cungress Adjourned—Irade Improved and Good Crops— Freghts Likely to Go Down—Losses of Property by the Copiapo Earthquake—Rdurn of Foreign Oficials and Financiers—An American Money Claim Seitled—Market Repurts, &e. Ou the night of the 31st of October a fire occurred in this place, destroying a great deal of valuable property. It origicated in the hat store of Messrs. Besson & Brothers, situated in Planchada street. A strong wind was blowing at the time, and before the flames could be subdued, a large number of stores and dwelling houses were de- stroyed, Public tranquillity has been restored throughout Chile, ‘and all apprebension of another outbreak has disappeared. Congrees has adjourned, but there is some talk of an extra session being called to consider certain measures which it is understood the Executive intends proposing Among the projects of law which failed w pass Con- gress was the one holding the revolutionists and their ac. complices liable for ail pecuniary losses sustained by their acta. ‘The peaceful aspect of affairs has not only given an im. petus to business in Valparaiso, but throughout Chile, particularly in the mining districts. The agricultural ais- tricts are also in a thriving condition. ‘The crops promise a large yield. Some forty vessels are expected to arrive at Valparaiso, which, itis believed, will reduce the rates of freight, which have ruled nigh of late, ‘The loss by the late earthquake at Copiapo is estimated ‘at one million and a half of dollars. General Don José Francisco Gana, Chilean Minister to Signor Don Silvester Ochagaria, negotiator of the Shiteca loan in London, and Don Viceute Perez Rosales, Chilean Consul General at Hamburg, and agent of the German emigration to Chile, bave recently retusned to ‘Valparaiso. Trade in Valparaiso, after a long depression, is looking up. Mr. Bigier, the American Minister, is engaged in press ing upon the government of Chile a Settlement of the Hong. pending claims of citizens of the United States. He has just succeeded in getting a settlement of the claim arising out of the seizure of the American ship Franklin, of some thirty years standing. The amount origiualiy claimed by the own re was forty thousand dollars; bat a compromise having been eifected—the owners of the vessel agreeing thereto—the sum of $20,000 has been awarded aud paid over. Captain James McGuire, bearer of despatches from the United Stutes Legation in Chile to Washington, takes home the amount of the award in bills of exchange. He» fails to-day in the English steamer. ‘There is a great scarcity of American fabrics in the market, particularly cotton stuffs; 800 bales ot brown shirting sold at Sc. to arrive; also 100 bales of bagging at 1ic., and 70 to 80 boxes of dimitry at 12igc. Taere is no demand for Carola rice. Bar copper is very scarce; 500 quintals only have changed hands since the departure ofthe last steamer. The price wus $19 50 cash. There is no change to note in the price of copper ores. Tae flour market is quite active; 3,500 quintals Southera brands soki at $3 €8 a $3 $1 per quintal on six moaths time. ‘Santiago orands sold as high as $4 per quiutal. No orders bave been received at Valparaiso from Australia for flour. ‘The sales lately made are principally for the coast and home consumption. PERU. DREAD OF INVASION OF THE COUNTRY FROM BOLI- VIA—PREPARATIONS FOR 4 RESISTANCE. A good deal of uncasiness is felt in Lima and Ca'lao on account of the threatened invasion of the country, in the absence of President Castilla with nearly all the available military force of the republic. For several days before the sailing of the steamer from Callao a rumor obtained that some seven or cight thou- sand Bolivian troops were on the frontier of Peru, pre- paring to invade the country. General San Roman, who ‘commands the Southern military division of Peru, had, it was stated, made a requisition on the War Department for a fresh levy of troops, and in consequence of which there ‘was great activity in the recruiting service at Lima and . This would seem to confirm the rumor of the ar- —_ of a military force on the southern frontier of Peru for the purpose rpose of invasion. Under ordinary circumstances this might be believed; but of late years tne people of that part of the country have beconie so accustomed to ‘wars oa rumors of wars’ upon the slightest pretext, that this Jast rumor should be received with caution, if not dis- credited entirely. We are in recet “4% of letters from La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, dated 27th October, woich make no mention of the marching of troops towards the Peruvian frontier, but,on the contrary, state that Bolivia is very quiet. ‘True, Ecbenique has for some time past been engaged in raising @ force in Bolivia to invade Peru, but he could bardly raise an army of the size of that said to have ar. rived op the southern frontier of Peru without the fact being well known at Bolivia, and most certainly at the ene “Castilla sailed from Pniata on 7th November, for Guayaquil, with an army of 9,000 or 10,000 men. ‘This force was conveyed in vessels belongiog to the oe of Peru, and ships chartered for the occasion—mak- a fleet of fourteen vessels. it is mot exactly known what Castilla’s intentions are. Some suppose that his object is to invade Ecuador, while others think that he merely intends to enforce the’ terms of settlement agreed upon at the time of the raising of the blockade before Guayaquil. The next arrival from the West coast will probably decide what he is aiming at. OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Usrrsp Srares Sup Sanive, 1 Asrinwatt, Dec. 4, 1859. J The Guano Trade at the Chinchas—Quick Loading of Ves- sls—A New Town at North Island—Rate of Frights. A gentleman just from the Chinca Islands informs me ‘thet vessels meet with much more trade there than for- | merly. When he left there were sixty-five vessels at North Island, and guano was put on board at tho rate of fifteen hundred tons a day. Much imposition is, however, ‘still practiced, such as causing ma ters of vessels to ship from twenty to thirty extra hands at Callao to assist them in loading, when the ordinary crew of the veseels ig amply sufficient. The hoisting in of guano is performed by portable steam engines or horse power, at ten cents a ton, and the crew is only wanted to pull in the boats. Quite a littie town has sprung up on North Islan4, in- babited by superintendents, laborers, &., and it is’ tho policy of these peeple to detain the vessels ag long as pos- sible. Hence ninety-three lay-days are required, when forty would be amply sufficient. ¢ freights at present to the United States or Europe, $16; to Havana, $16; and to Mauritius $20 a ton. ECUADOR. Ecuador was préparing to resist any attempt at invasion | ‘on the part of Castilla. NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. A General Armed Opposition to the Fede- ral Government—An In: jon of Vene- zuclans Dreaded—Murders at Viento— Barranquilla Taken by the Federai Troops—Independence Day on the Isth- | mus—Naval Reporte—The Gold Graves. The 26th ultimo was the thirly.cighth anniversary of the independence of the i generally as a holiday. racks and American men-of-war in noon, the Governor accompanied by a number of the Bishop and clergy, the military, the tor: Fiag Officer Montgomery, Capt, Hant, of tho 1rvar Ritchie, of the Saranac, and a large number o joined in haying & good time generally. In the ay there was a bull fight, in which somo half dozen colored “ pussons”” got knocked over, but nobody seriously hurt, ‘The steamer Medway from St. Thomas, with the English wail, arrived at Aspinwall on the morning of the 26th, and left next morning for Greytown. She brought fourteen cabin and twenty-two stecrage paesengors. Tho Medway Drought dates from Carthagena to the 24th ult. ‘The following is a copy of a despatch received at Pana. ma of that date concerning the revolution:—‘‘General Po- sada is in Barranquilla, which place he entered by force, defeating Carazy.”” It is understood at Panama that the Saranac stationed there, and two of the force stationed at Greytown (names not known), are to leave for Mexico soon. OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. . Panama, Dec. 4, 1859. General Commotion in the Interior—Armed Oppovition to the Federal Government—Murder of Cittzens hy Venerue- lant—4 Pratricide— Barranquilla Taken by the Fe'crai VMreopenthe Lthmus Quid— Independence Day—A Grand | Celebration Ba President Robles in the City—Coal at on Naval Biquett—Sursey Barina, and her Wretched Condition—General a latest advices received here from Bogota roprosent ‘Gil the States of the interior to be in commotion, and in Several of them the people are resorting to arms to r. he euthority ofthe federal government. The opposition d from the bar- was kept almost | to the general government tm the Stato of Buyaca is very the chief cause of which ja ascribed to the ellorts of { offloials to rais» a forced loan, ‘The village of Arawea, in that Stato, ia threatened Wid } au invasion by some =X hundred Ve Posy | © already @ tered the territory of S | at a place called Vient, where they murie thirty inbabiants of Ara.ca, on account of the thorities of ubat piace havi g refused to give Wy) © Venezuelsn refugees. Some four bundred ton have bea placed under arms to repel toe invaders. On the 20th of October Sr. Blanoo, Governor of the Stato of Cundinamarca, was shot dead by his eather, #20 is now under arrest, The quarrel which led €@ he (eatcicide was of a private nature, Dates have been received here from Carthagena to the 24th of November. Gon. Posada, who comurands the fe deral troops, has entered by force Barranqnitia, which was defended by a small force of revolutiontsts, headed ‘by Carozo. Calvo, the deposed Governor of Carthagena, has taken possession of the department of Barraaqitiila Nieto, the sucessful revolutionary Governor of Oar- thagena, at the head of a considerable force, is at & piace’ called Callamar, where he is awaiting re- inforcements from Carthagena before making a de- scent on Barranquilla A detachment of troops had already left the former place to join him. Before Ubie, 1p all probability, an engagement has taken place between the government troops, under Gen. Posada, and the revolutionary forces under Nieto. Tho action’ will probably be a decsive one. The revolutionists, commaud- ed by one Correas, were defeated by ths f:deral troops at lace called soleuad, in the State of Bolivar. “tthe Isthmus and otber portions of the State of Pavama, happily remain twanquil, barring some local disturbances which lately occurred at @ place in tho interior, called Neta. The 28th of November, being the thirty-cighth aa- niversary of the indepenceuce of the Isthmus, when the people threw off their allegiance to despotic Spain, was One: rved in Panama by all clases, uative aud foreign, as abotiday The public ceremonies were performed at the Cabildo, where appropriate orations were delivered com- memorative of the struggic which resulted in the estab- lisbment of the hberty and independence of this great tighway ef vations, "iag Officer Montgomery, commander in chief of the United States naval forces in the Pacific, accompanied by bus staf, and Commanders Hunt and litchie, were pre: sent, and participated in the public festivities of the The United States vessels of war in the harbor were ga iy pete, with the flags of all nations, while the nationat of New Gravada was hoisted carly jn the a the morte at. the matwmast of the sloop Levant, aud kept flying until sunect; aes noon, from the same vessel, a salute of teen. tyone gups was fired. Ali the foreign Consuls residing in Panama displayed their flags from their re spective consulates, besides participating in tho public ceremonies. Ex-President Robles, of Ecuador, who was deposed and banisbed not long since, is temporarily residing in this city. He came passenger from Valparaiso in the Euglish steamer Bolivia, arriving here on the 2ist of November. He modest, unassuming person, of ay habits, and excited a good deal of a gig amet 13 fellow passen gers. It was bis intention to landed at Paita and proceed to the interior of Peru; but ho was prevented from soing: 80 by the Captain of the port, who boarded the English steamer and told President R. that his orders were not to allow bim to land. Jose Maria Alvarez Castillejos, Canon Treasurer of the Cathedral of a Mexico, and diguitary prelate to his Holiness, the Pope, died in this place on the 19th of November, of typhoid fever. ee faneral ceremonies ob- served on the occasion of his burial were, Perhaps, the grandest and most imposing ever witnessed in Panama. A law bas paased the Legislature of this State which provides that wherever coal mines are discovered within his jurisdiction, the discoverer is to be placed in full pos- session thereof. As coal is said to 4 in the depart- ment of Chiriqui, it is to be hoped that passage of this law will lead ‘wo explorations in that region, and the discovery of the article in such quantities as will induce enterprisivg men to engage in the work. Some correspondence has recently 11 between Flag Ofticer Montgomery and the French Admiral in the Pacific, on the subject of salutes. It is proposed to in creuse the number of salutes of the officials of the two respective nations residing abroad, of rather on the Pacific coast, such us covoys extraordinaries, rs resident or charge d’affairs and cousuls, giving to each two guns more than is prescribed by the existing regulations. ‘The proposition for the Proceeds [rom the French goverument. The pists is referred by Flag Officer Montgomery to the Navy Segarsanent at Washington. The United States steam frigate Saranac has, within the iast week, been surveyed in this harbor, which has resulted in a recommendation for her ‘ig! into dock to be thoroughly overhauled and repaired. She is repre- sented to be in a very bad condition, and almost unfit for Sea service. It is understood that she is soon to saii for San Juan del Sur, and as soon after her arrival there as porsible, proceed to San Francisco to go into dock. The Cyane, now at San Juan del Sur, is also said to be in w bad condition, requiring overhauling. She,too, will probably be gent to San Francisco as soon as the ves- eels Low on their way here from the United States to join the squadron arrive. The United States sloop-of-war Levant and steamer Saranac are still in port, one of which, the former, if not ‘Loth, will remain until the arrival of the which is hourly expected. Her Britannic Majesty’s steam corvette Alert has sailed for a port in Guatemala, to be placed at the disposal of Minister Wyke, who probably is negotiating another treaty, by which Great Britain will acquire a few more privileges in Central America. The itendente General of the State of Panama made his firat oflicial visit to the United States flag ship of the Pacific souecres @ fow days since, and received a salute due to his position. THE CHIRIQUI GOLD GRAVES. Acmall vessel arrived at this port on the 2d instant, from Chiriqui, bringing $30,000 worth of gold images and a lot of carthienware taken from the Indian graves. The following extracts, which I make from a letter of the cor- respondent of the Panama star and Herald, who writes from David, Chinqui, under date of Nov. 22, contain all the news from the graves:— ‘Smce my last le ter, the rainy season has coased and the dry weather set in. "We had twenty days of incessant rain, but for the last eight days the weather has been beautiful. On the 16th of October Messrs, Johnson, Stew- ard, Juan Vallarino, Hegen, and one other gentleman whose name I do not know, lethere on a gold prospecting expedidon, and to day Mr. William Thompson leaves to join them, with lumber and material to put up sluic From what J can learn, he goes to Los Vaines, a locality which ean be almost reached by water, leaving only five miles of land travel over a mountain foot trail impassable for mules. The place is about thirty ive mi ‘om Los Morros and the same distance from Pueblo » From the last accounts received, it appears that the party are oblaining seven to cight eents to the pan, A party of Americans leave for the Fame locality to- day, ana a French company is about starting in a few 8 to another gold dictrict, further down the coast. Two canoes have been placed upon the route from here to the district—fare, $6 American money and found. Persons from Panama can reach the mines by a more direct route, and save mueh time, trouble and expeuse. ‘When the ground becomes a little drier, and the rivers fall, numbers will leave here for the guacas of Gomes. Mr. Lara hes just made a great discovery—a bill near Bugabita, about 400 feet in circumference and seventy fect high: is nothing more than an tmmense burying place, and Mr. L hes commenced to tunnel it through the mid: die. at about forty feet from the entrance he discovered vast deposits of pottery, but as he has uot yct reached the centre, it is not kaown Whether it centains gold or not. There we very few foreigners here now, aad to- morrow I start for the guacas of Gomez. Should the mines turn out good, as I expect they will, there will bo @ great rush to them from here. It is very healthy hore now, and provisiovs are cheaper than ever, except four, which is held at $20 gold per barrel. A few Americans and sbout thirty Germans arrived here during the last month. Captain Patterson’s brig, the Clodomira, bound from Pavama to La Union, sank at sea near the Island of Contreras; captain aud crew saved in the ship’s boat, and arrived in’ gafety here. ‘We bave a good deal of excitement about the filibusters, | and over twelve policemen are daily drilled. We hear that an American veeec!- var is cruising off Buco do} | ‘Toro. —————————— | REWakpDs. tb ere —LO&T, ON MONDAY, DEC. 12, A PAIR | ‘of gold spectacles, between ‘Twenty-cighth’ street, on Aub avenue. or vr Thirty #e seventh street, near Righth avenne. ‘Ibe finder will receive the above reward by leaving them with Misn Marin H. Luckey, 62 West Twenty-eighth street, near pixth avenue. oa Ste nner one eR REWARD —LOST, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON Harlem lane, & plald horse Blanket, marked J.D.’ The inder will please send it to 27 Hameraley street and receive the above reward, REWARD.—LOBT, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, *) Der. 11, white poodle dog; large size. ail white, body ved, with a'bunch of halron euch hip. Whoever will re. u 10 423 Onnial street, will receive ihe above reward. on dit 01 to the amouat of $351 52, ou Dpitig whe abo: artiele ‘nd. mouey will receive sof the owner, Win. H. Crane, 79 Hobinson street _ FURNITURE, ACENOWLEDGED “AS. BEST.—FORZMAN'S ARCH Spring Bed Bottoms sell for $1 60 to $3 matire; Wiolesale prices. An tron Bedstead, Springs and Mauress complete, $6. No. 5 Great Jones street, corner of Broadwa: Agents wanted everywhere. Address CHAS H, ~ FORKMAR, EDROOM ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN ood erior aod warranted manufac: TNAMBELED § sures OF CHAMBER FURNITURE, In ‘ll colors, lea, wholesale and retail, at $25 and wards ‘bien Mattresses’ and Paticescs WakRon WAR, Ro, 27 Canal sireet, four doors east ot Broadway, N. ¥. cent surat. joey ndvanted ou yd “PAID ere, ae a on in jantionl tad. street Tostruments, SP HOLAL SOTIO“S. CARD —TNE RACHORY OF THE UNUERSTANED, A. “Soe it ant 182 Wot 4 dav, re rebuliding, a 0 nan pl they will coenpy’ other premises, where yo cher MaBufertaring Opermlons ws BO Or fore, Ko that ey Cau, wilh wy lite delay wa possible ale ali or ders ior heir Wetrumects. te the meaittone dhey ak the ava Indulgence ot belr pwtrors and frends Their tam of the # rest and was unt PARIRENC OF (U MIGHT & URADBUR 421 Broome street, New Yorkety, WIDOW WOMAN, WITH. FIVE SMALL CHTLDRBN would fee! thankful for some Uta nsstavance fro: ebartable Indies during the winter montba, bavine « avy de iver af wight aud ‘and the eldest oa'y #e:on years old. Please call at or ‘ddress 291 Bt, wee nM Hove, back. AIR AND | FRSTIVAL.—TAR DIES OF THR Gethsemaue Bepti-t church wi fair and Ceatlval for ‘he ante of tana¥ and useful articles, fiflg Ao. a te cusvel oo ‘Tbid aveoue, near T inth street, commencing Tuesds gueniog ‘Deo’ th al T erolosk. to aoetnes’ Wonveatey an ‘Touredsy afterndots and evenings, ‘The patronage ofthe pub- lic ts galickted. admission 10 ce; (CENTRAL PARK ORDMNANORS- ras “BOARD Fad Commissioners of the Central Park do ordain as fel- aba travei ow aay part of the Central Part ox oept the “ride,” or equestrian seven miles an on the * road, at oon enone Persous on "ide" or equestrian road, atarate Leet, DEALERS’ MEETING. —THK peas ly meeting of the New York Liquor Dealers’ soc: aes held ees on pamnaes ovenionetine. 3 Use, va searek, He P.W ENG, ALM. gag brea Vice President, Secretary. RS, ATTENTION—DON'T FORGET YOUR ently meeting, as business of the utmost {mporiaace will be transacted. Y ye srg een FROM THE LONDON TIMBRE of Lith November, 1659 —Folly—All goingea well. Write immediately, ne f , and give address, Trust matters require your signature. Aby2! PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT AN INFANT can bear of ene b, ta Unica square rePosatice " = D. Bi, 8 P cH LEFT, SATURDAY NiGur; You wit. + find it to your advantage tocome home as soon as you sce this; Tam ail alone and need your assissance; everything is gowg wrong, ‘OR ADOPTION.—ANY PERSON OF MEANS Wi ING t adopt, as their own. « fine male child four montns old, of good bareniaae an orphan, wi rho will be given up abaslucely, will please ress A. U., Hetald ofllce. NFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN BARRET, FOR. merly of Itailinaslose, county Galway, Ire'and. His address ‘will be thar kfully received by an old friend. Direct K. Queale, box 171 Herald offlee, or to the care of John Reld, No, broadway, New York Bibi. deel WANTED—OF MARY LYONES._ wo ft home about ll years ago; when last heard of w: ihe fale OF Connecticut; su to be ahout 20 years! age, Any information of her will be thankfully received by her sister Anne Lyones. Apply at 66 Borenm et, betwoea torgen Brooklyn. a. __ Conrecticut papers please copy, ISSING. ALFRED B. 8: B. SANDS, OF MILTON, ieee Ns 1; about 28 years »ld, vear eix feet in helgbt, light hair, light complexion, promin-ot pose dressed ‘cloth over coat, I plaid ws drab cloth pants, boots cotton shirt and red flanne! uncershirt. Ap: information will be pepkiails, recaived and buerally, rew addressing A. J. Roe, No 17 Nas- sau st, M3 EDWARD E. LEMON WISHES TO SEE MICHAEL O'Donnell, who came from Uloncaanon, Kelly abas- = sh county Galway, Ireland, about three weeks ago. Call jo. $7 Woodhull street, Brooklyn. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—ON DEC. 10, BETWEEN 5 AND 8 O'CLOCK IN the evening, «large, black Newfoundiaad Dog, wit mand his & scar around his nose; re Swers tothe name of “Jack.” “anybody returning bio wi suitably rewarded at 167 West Twentieth ‘%. MERRITT, . Dec. 2, a small black and tan' Slut. ‘Answers to the name of imurs. She shows her teth very lain when pleased, and hss one tusk bert over from ita place. $a wil be paid for her return to the above numbers ‘Any one having purchased ber wil please give noice and receive the LoS Ou SUED AY, ITH Inet. on THE, Mcgooun 8 Dam road, one horse Blanket, marked J. whe flad ‘will receive $3 reward by leaving i at Luil’s tote. (OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, IN BROAD. way, @ gendeman’s gold Finger Ring. with the initials of the owner engraved on the stone. The fader will be Nberaily Sew tyring the same toC Creedon, in Mr. Biunt's Lomas WILL GIVE TUE FULL VALUE OF THE Gaplex watch taken frova my room at the Lafarge Hoase the 5h inet; Cooper, maker, Londou; No. $918 Preane stato bY n0ts, sed to box 2 191 Post office, how it may be recovered, as it is valued from lis asacelations with the past, No D questions to be asked. OSt—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON. (N GOING FROM Powers street, Brooklyn, across Fuiton ferry wo Lacarge House, New York, a Pocketbook containiag a gold pencil cuse, one note for $1,662 60 aud one for $35), aud $6 in bank bills: ‘The tinder will'receive a suitable reward’ by leaving the ssine at the office of the Lafargs Lou OST LAST FRIDAY, IN GREENE STREET, A BANK 4” Book, No. 91023, with the name of © &. Miler. The finder will’please leave it at the ssowery Suvings Bank and re: ceive the thanks of the owner, ETROPOLITAN POLICE AUCTION.—A~ LARGE Newfoundland dog, if not claimed. will be sold at aacuon At the police headquarters, 413 Broome street, on Weinesiay, Dec. 14, at 12o'elock. Gwners are wanted for a blick ai'k dress, a victorin, anda box of soap. The eighth quarterly jou will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 20, atthe drill room over Centre Market. The lady who’ lost a box of jewelry i re uetted to call upon O. J. WABRKN, Propecty ierk. NOTES Lost. Lost, in transit by mail to the subscriber, s!x promissory Notes. as followa:— ER. Hail’s Note, at three months, dated No Geo. G. Whitfield’s, at four months, dated Nov. James Hunter's; at four months, dated sept of James Hupter’s at six months, «ated Sqpt. 9. ibn M. Boice’s, at two monvhi, dated Get ira Hagerty's, at three raoeths, dated. Nor, 14 All pevsons sre hereby cautioned against above Notes, as payment of them bas been sto SOUS ie TREE: aT, New Yorx, Dee. 12, 1859. for.. WINES, LIQUORS, &C. OHN J. STAFF. 8 FRANKLIN STKBET, A FEW doors west of Broadway, offers from United Stites bonded Warehouses, and has in slore on sale, one Wines, Brau ties, Irieh and scotch Whiskey, Guinness’ extra Stout Muir & Son's Youngers, Knox & Son's Scotch ale, iuspocted in glass and in bulk; American ale and_Porter, champagne Uider, for home use and export. HE REAL THING. HE REAL ‘“HING THE KeAL AHING. MOBRIS' USRIVALLED LONDON GIN MORKIS’ UNKIVALLED MORRIS UNE me 3 THE OG THE GENUINE Iurortep o1p "Tom IMPORTED OLO T IMPORTED OLD TOM. WARRANTED PURR. WARKANTAD PURE KANTED PURE, WHOLESALE AT 48 BROADWAY. total he rywhere, THE LOVERS OF GOOD ALE.—D JONES WOULD, Fespeckfully cail the attention of publicans to hia samples of oi PALE ixpr Ay OLD BURTON, OLD PALE PTOCR, VLD sfOUK PORTER, Pats FRESH, Unsurpassed hy either foreign or domestic manufacture. Buc’ ples may be bad nt the follow ing places of note:— A. Trussell & Co., late Clarke & rowa, Maiden lane. 5 shades, Will am and Ann'streets, ea berry’ Rainbow. neekman street, Mills’ Bhodes. 81 Poort: events D. Hughes’ Burton Alehouse, Grand and First streeta, Walignaburg. earance, Oyster Bay, 553 Brondwht, Simmes Aylith 12 haroy Bloc, sieestey wireot: WE ARE DESIROUS OF HSTALLISHING AGENCIRS in every city and town in the United States, tor the sale of Bammer’s famoua Champigns Ale, by the hogshead and Darrel. “Kespousivie parties wil pleas adress HN ADAMSON & CO., eum ale, 363 Washington at , N. ¥. Depot of Hammer RIMON TAL. GENTLEMAN, THIRTY FOUR YEARS OF AGB, passable appearance, with an income of three thousand a year, wishes to form the acquaintance of « sere e virtnous young Indy or widow without fanliy, with a view to matri mony. she must be possessed of money and those qualities in Cigpepnable to a good companion. Addreas Win. - Edwards, slavon D, Bile House, 3 OR, BOW 10 WN A jot of $1, will irresy ATRIMONY MADE EAS lover—DR. DRAURRNY, rections bow ali perso carne pec- Appearance or position in socloty, Also how to in the daveted affect. ns any of the opposite sex as the art may desir the what tection. Acdre a Property to beens ¢ a WALTMBS, 26 Oathartne strret URNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY —A FAIR sms bath avenue, between Nath aid Tenth sirceta, OOKING GLASSES—LOQKING CLASES. oF, BELOW Oost. TEPC THE FIRST itd JANUARY. king and pier, ali peng to ing old e8 rege, Price marted on every glass in the gore, Quality guar. HOOPER & BARTLETT, 156 William, near Ann street. GARS | AND _FOBACCO. OUN- THANKS FOR] You RADVICE. THAVE TRIED ihe Luuen oegee, oil nnd wots te aod | Rave over Maiti‘ New York. NY serene nae A YOUNG NG GENTLEMAN, JUST RE- tarped from Kurope, Is desirous of fuding 'n wife; no ing but few neq talntances ja t) be bas ri iuguiae. Though common, method: x's oung lady of mol. enore than twenty-three years of age, pomensed of lotelligence, re id an amiable dispos'tion, who may bo to Aoawer thin, ny ‘es! nagured that abe te writing ton goat Toan, who inserts this advertieernent in ,slucerity. Address N,, Union square Few! office, for tree days, PE ApveRtisEn, WHOSE TIMB IS 80 OCCUPIED by nelentiflc purstilis that he fe ncaple, save through the medinm of these columns to aignify bis desires. ia anxious to meet with @ young Indy of amiable disposion, not over tnirty, snd of pleasing personal appearance, who cin supply thoes symped es and domestic éndearments which alone are wandag fo render bie life perfectiy ippy. os her amnla tran ‘aaron st rf, Heaths cian _ BALES OF Amal MrT arm r A TURER STORY Hous aND WT, NO. 165. WEST Niveteenth street, with modern improve.nes te, for ase aude aera A. ANDROSS, 169 Weat Niotwe ain «treet, of ow | AS ran Pits ag 2 (ROOKLA RD OOUNTE “oF 0 scres It eommands of the Hudson ‘ror hom ting slept Poona ia ve high stato »f oultir tina: + +0200 neres of vary tumbered iano. inquire of WM. RLBWA11, 102 roadway, AN EIXGANT AND STAIOTLY PLRsT ous “gousn {orale la Weal Thirty sosnad atrret, unar FINA AvoUue, Stz6 25 by 64, lot 100; four siory brown alos lava very #0: ect Lot on Fifth Murra: viii ae fore byte, with pasty wall, by & U. Fl Ke, 1S Wilibia wtreet, COURTEY PLAOES FOR Sabi IN ORANOR county, rear Newburg. Also, some fine Building Sites un Palisade thd boboken avouues, newr Jersey ity. lao, on New York We Soe miles from Jersey City, two Acres, Houses, £0. Ap- ply to CHAKLES K. MUEON, Sus ‘Hine street, rovm 9, CBRRAL PARK ET POR phn WoT ON fee erent near La pe 3 ale, for Late Se erie ned. Kor STR asree aa ce Bert AVENUE PRU PERTY FOR RALE—SE' AL ean op plots of pepe pean ie orenue for sale. in tAppIy JUHA *Mocla vs, 1,073 Beoadway. Frm chase FARMING LANDS IN TOWA win p resents hg bart cast addressed to bex 3,0! ‘oa flo, wil Fortra ume, te attention, ___ MASON, BISHUP & Ov, 1H AVENUR PROPERTY FOR 8. Fr Ld ‘8 Fifth LAND, 88 Oodar a [ree pba i Fie SALE-RNGLISH BASEMENT HOUSH 49 WEST sole Dlerresidenees will Se wold sonia, oy DatAN te 4 i Lith Lecamber, at 12 o'clock if not wold previously; ae tot 10 repiske with cou veae ise 16x52, lot 100; rep! oon: ces. Apply on the OR kek rp Pang det STABLES WO LOTS, es 100 fet cack, 1 dad 133 West Niaetsouth etvect be inquire of'A D UNDERUILL os thersromases on EE a Fy SALE—A NEW TBREB Hs 9 A(GA STOOP Ee on Foss -igue etre, ween Sixth and Serenth Iw ae dennis ome jacme pons pay oe sty THREE STORY ENGLISH Base brick Houses, on Pacific 80 feet from Fi poate Reyer ied haga up wah ane s id cold we ah basins ‘and dumb wait eperty can be sold on very forme + Apply on the 5 8 to F. VARLIN, sa ror SALR—TWO. FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE front Houses op Lexington avenue. bet weea Fourty fourth and Forty -lifth streets, bouses each BESO Toes, Lol TB Peek con 3; ome ‘3 lta Tren mn lots, mortgages or stocks in - sult purchaser. “Apply to buGanDUS & away, Fe; SALE—A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOTS SITU- ou the dann river J Ulster county (oppoalio Pong: 1), contain! iota soe ‘Dw feet nh & small hour pew, consia log rooms; & Lovage fired dence Inquire of eit rit iz. tends. | Ulster a a or if A. FOSTER, 346 Tenth MS New York. 1 applications to be made personally. \SALE—UP TOWN, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. es remain vena and remeron Hort fala et U0) re on fas re, Se eg Address ., box 120 her ‘OR SALE.—HOUSE AND TWO LOTS, 25x10 PERT each, situated in 124th street, between Fourth and Firth Gpposte Mt. morris ize of Tnuse, 26150 feet, hi se nd basement, with all modera improvements ‘seen from 3 bin EL. & BT. BURNHAN, G1L B11 Hudson street, N. XY. R SALE—A BARGAIN—THE {TWO FOUR 8TOBY modern Euglish ent Honees Nos 104 and by St. noe Containing bath gas, water closes, &c.; at Price $8.00. ‘Terms cay. Apply at lig on the oe ee ay ELIGIBLE STORE NO. 9 AVENUE desirarie site for retail business, Apply to L H. paiieyer ‘Gold street in OR SALE.—A CHOICR PIES! Tarr) town, Westchester couot Houee, stable and out Bu'ldings, with about two acres of choica truit of oli kinds. Inquire of street, pag PROPERTY, “AT aty, large House, Carriage new ‘and in good order, ‘den laud: with abundance of UN A. KENYON, 79 Nassau OR SALE OR FXCHANGE—A he loi fone mM Kr the village of Jamaica of t ‘oe barn, wagon huss and sore, Bouse, (WII. exces it exchaage toe ore Pa ot much encumbesed, nyo livery 44 We ‘oat Forty-eighth street, bees SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR IMPROVED PROPER- ty.—A Steam Grist Mill Engine of 25 horse po wer; also a | weiing House with ten acres of Land, k twenty miles from New York: easy of access by railroad. Apply to J. K. ai Lin, 156 Fulton street. Fen SALE OR EXCHANGE, AT A Layee mye iour story tenant House, m Thi: ty eighth enue, vocupled by ot superior claas of, ten tenants? only cash; or will exchar ge for vacant bond and ‘Address Jobn G. ‘Afbona, ; Wall aireet. Thy one for mortgage. 5B lpg FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—SITUATE oN THR ‘exsterly aide of town, near Sixth street; is a four Crcwn stone: size 22 1 by 60; 19: 100. high stoop. mortgage $6,000, by &. G. PIEKCE, 15 William street. QOMERE gore ‘TO EUROPR.—FOR SALE OR TOLET in Brosklyn, has been the resi many years, a handsome eu) Stable, suldng a0 fen eiman of mens oF a young physician @ a evdwome fumally home, Belng town and eOuntiy. Also, & ‘peau: tifal sears; price $5,0W0. Inquire at 4 Gunayneae Wiiljamsburg pexenen PROPERTY WANTED 70 LEASE FROM five to ten years; will also do Batis- factory references given Apply tur ‘Mou M. WALSH, Tro LOTS ON. ptt § jest Raa STREET FOR SALE ata bargain, y tring but litle cnab down. eae Troletain ioe ae paint sb 160 feet from Madison avenue by R. G. PIERO! $35 0 00. -S7HxPID, county RESIDENGR; Ain i beautiful y arranged: 9% acres, tires eb paling® Barn ej valuable furanes, property and large watge power, to ex ahueae togee Brvoklya® property, bers * BIGGS s BOUTMWICK BI Naseer crest? NEW Y PUBLICATION: Ss ANAIIEIS © OF AMERIOAN ele Se JOSEPH W. ‘Moulton omar Published OR Hicks, 20 Naaean street. Jie PUBL ISHED—ON § SINGLE. “AND MARRIED LIFE, or the a inatiiaiae Go noi rel by Renee , J, Culrerwell, ‘cents, free ‘or sale : Th 00, 0. US Nama see f Be and all bookeallers. FALL FASHIONS. _ A CARD TO THE LADTSS WHO WEAR TORS, MARRIS & RUSNACK, 2 Bowery, 326 Grand street, 231 Eighth avenue, (fer now @ very iarge and splendid assortment adios ard Silanes fancy Furs. in Mantillas, Capes halfapd qu rier Vio- toriues. Mufls and Cufls of Hudson's bay, sable, aton mink fick equitrel and river mink, ail goude af Intent atylea; ever article warranted, and all at prices todefy competilon, Gervemen’s Fur Collars, Capes and Gloves. OREAT SALE.—WM. FIMMONS I8 NOW SELLING off at cost prices his immense stock of e egant and fash- focable French and English Bonnets, of the latest styles. |. SIMMONS, 637 Broadway, Between Houston and Bleecker streets. & C. GLANE, A. muporters and manufacturers FANCY FURS OF RVERY Dastnten TON, who'esale and ret 17 Pretwar, up siairs. ‘The attention of the trade and the public g, Ronerally Is invited to our extensive and fasbionab!s stock ot the ubove GREATLY REDUCKD PRICES. RARE OPPORTUNITY OF FERED.—THE SUBSCRIB. er who is about reiring from busineas, haa for sale a \deome variety of fsahionable articles, imported dircetgrom Riobons, Flowers, extra, foe Feathers, ‘d of 8 in every variety; Sik and Satin ‘Gauzon, ke ndsome assortment of St nd Hale Stodlngs for Koonets. the bole will be sold. price. Anply at Mr. FRANCIS), No. 6 Woower street, near Binal, ‘BOW hoor from Sto 12, Mand 20 8 Oonnt?, OF MAIDEN LANS AND WILLTAM STREET, BIRASBURGER & NUHN'S great Hollday Faire 8, BOW and event; comprising the ry aidy Uocds ‘and Ghins Wares open for three w Assortment of T RB. LANDRY Bi OADWAY, re ise: FOR Ts HORtDs YS. a we UDEON'S Bay. SABLE, MINE, MINK, &C., IN RECEPTION CLOAKS, EUUENLE bevitetr ARDINALS, MANTILLAS, CAPES, VICTORIES FS AND CUFFS, Mienes’ goods at the lowest Hees. ASBIONABLE FANCY FURS EURKICH & RUCKNER Canoes: and manufacturers), ee eee aa their vi le stook i retail pur- £0 BAULE, MINK, STONE MARTDN, ERMINE, &o., which they will sell at the lowest prices. No. 47 Maiden lane. ANCY FURS—THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS 8S stock of fancy Furs very iow, in no case exopoding jesale prices at retail, 8, GOGH, practical furrier, Ro. FuRe, FoRS. TAL PRRMISSIO! THE BUDO R ye sae COMPANY, At 25 per cent below oost, Tn consequence of Peat tele chee te Ist prox, A anager, 64 Broadway, D hae e ge FURS, Ee eral ce la NO. 367 Piaded Mock of Pure at a tuction of arantee that customers will be honestly and Stent 3 ree ae URS, FURS, FURS—FOR HOLIDAY | &ESENTS.—800 eto of Mink andiMarten, from $25 upwards al4o a splen- did assortment of Muffy, Cults and Victorines of Fitch, Marten, Stone Marten, French Sable, Muequash Ao. The cat ‘ABA ment of other fora st 2 per cent be'ow: Broadway prices Buf- nd fancy Skeigh Kober equally low, at C. Hl. ATKINS, reenwich treet, Bear Vesey. Pagal SACRIFICE OF AN ELEGANT, STOCK OF French millnery goola. W. OP: Mh and 2146 DA vinien street, announces to the iad the public in gerern}, that be will eel! his nti ex] nie stock of French Millinery soos gt soe Aw am doliar, Roh Bonnets, worth fo arse, 88 $8. at $4; Bat 99a fine ‘auortrmeat of Preneh, ArGcial Pio which were recetved by the late ar- wersia aod onan Queen, An early call we num Miuet bos by he Leb ok Jadu: ary. “feemcpubee Rani, eivialon street. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1859. ‘A® Bioumonn's, RICH ce AON sues. at BROADWAY, ok sow § war s ” “4 LACE SETS at ily low prices ofS BICHMONL would cx attention, to a fresh arrival of Ladiea’ Lireas Caps, Headdreases, 20, Her own manufac. ture of very choloe Headdresses, Uape, ka. RNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. WILL OFFBR, ON MONDAY, Dooomber 12, the balance of their fall importation of LACE Goops, at low prices, consisting of POINT D'ALENOON, POINT A 1/ ATGUILLE, BRUBIE(S POINT, ta Oxpos, dare ete, AONE a4 ge ‘This will be a good opportunily for persone wishing to ABxOLD, ‘CONSTABLE #00. WILL OFFER ON MONDAY, December 12, . OLOAES AT 'T BARGAINS, comprising the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. Camas, connss oF Munoma. every able. “nN. B.—Ladies’ own materials made to order, A’ A GREAT REDUCTION IN xaiome asic Feclton, Valenclennes and, Malioas Souw, Gollar, ia ‘and. a BAILEY, a ee Be ie id teat Broadway. P ARGAINS IN CLOTHING AND. yrece GoopDs, at ald Bi BeOADW re A ed beoronted foo nbore. store for the express of his = stock of C1 Oassimeres and re cele ger out before disvosed ing, Sepuary 4 and will be. of at wholesale or retail for Dotes of in exchange for rexcestate in this city, bag KDWARD FOX, Proprietor. LOAKS AWD BONNETS —SPEOIAL SALE. Great inducements to purchasers; closing the sexson’s styles ot a great sacrifice. Ww. JaCatON, ey or fe 551 Broadway between 5; Canericas PRESENTS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &00. will open a in addit'onal lot of M. D'LAINES, CALICOES, PARAMATTAS, WOOL PLAIDS AND STUFF GUO! GU0D8, &o., ke., SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, On MONDAY, December 12 For the convenience of customers these dregs patterns, and sold at a separate count Canat, Conner or Mencee, Losses FOR THF HOLIDAYS, SOLOMON & HART, Meatisa, In-e1 with Gite. i PY purses of ce ofalin are cut up in Brena was ‘In order to close out the bali of thete fall CURTAIN AND UPiiGirenY do Ge yw offering to the retail Are now gto Lace and mrsiin Curtains. Freveh brocatel ~~ « ED. PRICES. LOAKS AT po BEEKMAN & ocd htt 8 be found THE CHEA Prt OOAKS IN THE CITY, from the lowest to the highest A A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF OPERA AND PARTY CLOAKS, DERBY 4 COMPANY, F. FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORS, Geverament 5 Tnquecticesh'y Sa nipeni eshaless An eoeaeoacs ta Her Yok, rota ron er asew, Pe £00, Mamifacturers' ge ‘by steamers and sailing vessels throughout the s0 desirable nevelt y alsardnt reas, in fabrics of gallenoe, careful d, and will be found on “rth BEST HOUR rc FOR ROONOMY IN THE noeoan sack: to the New York house, Be ad ts for Sangsters’ Alpaca Umbrellas, clictend Wardrobe Ardcies: ENIN’S BAZAAR. LACE DEPARTMENT. ‘Our stock of Lace G is repleate with all the novelties of season, comprieiny val ct HUNITON MED ALLIO 5 10! aN DALLION AND LACE INSERTED SETS, LADIFS' and ey DEPARTMENT, os yTES? , LADIES! UNDER LINEN oie asians L4DIEs’ x NDER LINMN, UNDIES UNDER LINEN. EAN GSS ee ee INFANTS! WARDROBI 3 ES. INFANTS’ WARDROBES. INFANTS’ WARDROBES. DRESS MAKING, LADIES’ FURS! LADIES FURS! BUDSON BAY SABLES, ABLES, MINK Sits BS, att MINK SE £8. CAPES, urFS and vicTori CHILDREN'S FURS. ACH ue vines GENTS’ FUR GLOVES, saclauptesisaey! GENTS’ FUR GLOVES. SLEIGH ROBES. _GENIN'S | BAZAAR, Nos. 507 and 513 Broadway, AT BARGAINS IN SILKS, KS worth $1 75, selling for $1 12, Gest Siu RICH SILK ROBES, For HOLIDAY PRESENTS, At almost Half Price, At BLEKMAN & COMPANY'S, No. 473 Broadway. Fouuay DRESS GOODS, at LORD & TAYLOR'S Nos. 461 to 467 Broadway. PRICRS REDUCED It Parts Popltcs, Paris printed Gaal Caahmeres, wool Plaids, French Mernors, M. de laines, De Begea, alll’ and Cross- overs, Li do., do. A180, A full assortment of Plain and Fancy Irish Poplin celebrated manufucture of Pim Pima srothers, D ee xD very large awrortment of LOW PRICED DRESS GOODS ote Me ery dewcripuion. ‘Also at storea 266 to 261 Grand street, and 47 and 49 Catherine streot, ppoupay Fi PRESENTS. —SPROTAT, Sai t Broad way, unu! the 3ist Roglish aod Amorioaa Delaines; Bxglishand Amorican Scotch Gingbama. Poll De Chevers. Sik Alencias. Foulard ailks. Subam Cloth, 136 Biack and white ike, Poplins and Valenc! Rich black Silks, . mbrol series, Vells, & ly cheap 2m Pocket Handkerchie's, sb cout. prev icoale ool at 2. werve, W. JACKSON, Importer of Mou 561 Broadway, between Spring Fone, Lt [owe #1 & TAYLOR, Nos. 285 to 261 GRAND STREET, Are now offering at prices REDUCED FOR THE HOLIDAYS, A large and clogant assortment of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, , Lace Cerna ar re rns a Da GILT CORNICES, WINDOW SHADES, And a large and dosirable stock of CARPETINGS, OILOLOTHS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, MATS, RODS, dc., to, &c. LADS FORS MPROPETATS HOLIDAY. GIFTS, gles hare been brea sity et of Lp arti. padyrttenas 36 1 AF onan PRICES, SPLENDID AMERICAN BABLE CA PES, TIPPETS, “GUFfS AND MUPFA, ALS RICH VRLVER CLOAKS, RICH CLOTHE CLOAK. Ga. BULPiS, OL “Broadway. E owked BOOBs, av. ae x" a FOR HOLIDAY PRESENT, URB BEY N. ee AOL, BaED Hikes, 140M AD MKD ALLION LACK SETS aes POINT aad POINT ALELIQUE LAH a” lense call and examine BaMaN ry ©O-, No. 473 Broaderagy ACR Fr™o awn * ov NRAPRRIRG. 1 ADIRS, DY PREPAB NG THEIS PARLORS Prion anaes Eons ‘Tlaat they will fled at sii BEBKMAN & OOMPANY'S, A SUPERIOR B ASSORTMENT NT O) ra ABO yore AT AUCTION P! “Rng cr VELvae OLOA: NT CLOTH OLA‘ SE SRGANT BHA VaR Mla A Tan oat oe will offer during the nest three weaks at astSaichingt? LOBD & TAYLORS, Nos, 461 te 467 BROADWAY, AT REDUCED PRIORS. Fe soar Mee Paid FAD, DURaS ecace, VERY RICH EVENING SILKS and RO! ALSO, A fal anortment of desirable wee ‘styles low priced Plaids, Bagn- ‘And at stores Nos. 255 to 261 G: ‘end Nos. 47 and 49 eee {poteiaed Pld $l %—14 SPRINGS ons 1 ovejoas Sa, Dealers ied. Koay Meck mae =e . ore supp with 17 nA on By Hanbine,” Bkbt’ pasieey wate mace Factory, GRIRTS-FRENCH PATTERN 60 SPRING, spring Misses ‘Gid shire made over, OAs RAN 105 Bread of Mighih street. cheap. Factory, 7 Slonen to SS en aeens ‘and fo this eect vin; er Te here tet fast Pend f wil way a a Depron indie ute call votoce percoasings EMS we bth ig) Aveo ‘Broadway. Q5 PSB CENT REDUCTION. MILLER & GRANT, He of considerable of thelr stocks oe ROADWAY, CORNER OF WORTH STRERE, GREAT BagGAtNs IN va ON MONDAY. iin 12 ‘Wilt be effered, at grentiy reduced prises, 1,000 fine Freneh at Be. 18. we de do, do. $i is or de. dodo. at $1 50, B00 fine French Embroidered Handkerehets at BL 25 and $1 60 each. 00.dez. Ladies’ Plata Line, noo Hndkarclas, at $1 por dos. Ligmotes A assortment of Soir LACE, ee oh MALTESE OOLLARS, nye ‘AMBERT & 00. & 00. Seat, sadway, corner 335 BEOARWAY, CORNER OF WORTH ETRERE. 33 WARD LAMBERT : onig OUTIFUL LINE OF SILKS On MONDAY, Doo. 12, ALO2S, and 75 conta per yard. Amoag the cheapest groda of 361 BROADWAY. ) Is clearing out a eared Solace Corrrunes, 481 mo M. BODINE WILL OFFER Dec, 18, 1: RICH SILI ONLY 75 OBNTS PE! VaLUE $i 25, 48] BRoaDway, DODINE WILL OF FRR Deo. 18, 1,000 FRENCH WORKED OOLLA! AT FIFTY CENTS, 69 VALUE @1. 481 ea M. BO! WILL orrek oon MONDAY, Dee. 12, LADIES’ BEMRTIICHED HANDRER R DOZEN, sa oN ORTH H. 481 WROADWE SE M. BODINE. WILL OFFRR DHO. 18, 000 DOZEN LADIES’ HEMsTinCiteD DOR TE CnIEFS, ORTH % 48] B204Dwar. YARD, G. M. BODINE. eg OFFER DEO. Ig, RIOn ane RMT RAG Cig i PER YA: REDUCED FROM $1 15. 500” Now epen at OF AMERICAN DELAINES, at rok THE Hostoays, 886 Broadway, corner of Worth street, EDWARD LAMRERT & CO. PIRCES CARPETS aT 24 CEN’ 500 _ Sepdstyen for the Souther woarhot tote od pate ae week, to alone. "_____ ROBT. MoMPNBY, 827 Broadway, up stairs. 2BT._MOMPNEY, 827 Brosdway, wp stalre._ BROADWAY, An imment Betweon' A rity and Fourth streets, | & MOYN, AN, rush HOumay. Mpiatcatp sont hom tatnekage ‘ail chintz, at 26, 6d, aud Se, re- 691 paps et Amity and Fourth street ween Am: ‘ou ts. WL coma Ve MOYNAN: ves, at 5a, per glove ia ihe pale, equal to Diarkel, aod never hare’ bese] ‘Ladies’ may rest assured that these goods quality, and the most decided bargain ever ected. tn “hls ely 69 BROADWAY. Between A B Amity and Fourth streeas. S & MOYNAN. SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, ANOTHER GREAT | BEDUCTION OF RICH SILK& Will open on MOND. i pldces New Styleeat 81 pe mr yard, reduced frem $1 69. luced from $1 25, rote from $1, 50 pieces, 75 cents er y rorth Ga. will pies look at "these ailks before pw elaewhere. 691 BROADWAY, WILKE HOLIDAY. PRESENTS | AT LOW PRICES. MUSLIN DEUAINES, In and Is. 64., XARD WIDE BNGLISI SH PRINTS, DOUBLE ee a tothe gh 9) » worth 2a, 6d. Also & comm ot LOW” PRICE DI GooDI ‘Buital angie Ses So Tourth streste. om ler 64. per yard t a 64. per yard to 4s., CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. 691 BROADWAY, wait mity. ‘ourth streets. Meee Have 0} two se a & MOYWAN Bultable for MENGTA PLATDS, HOTADAY PR At la. 6d. ee yard, former price 2a 6d. 69 BROADWA Y. Between Amity and Fourth WILKES & va HOYNAN. FRENCH maninony Sa ONLY © CENTS PER YARD, BAR BARGAIN. peoenae ea —BARGAINB—BARG aINe In In B! 71 12 tes Taanfactureradepotor Brumela nn bond = oo cubeeriber, Wi fopoee ef ba ast {taportaton. Brak DI tia Washington ol lace and New York Hotel. Se. uf oue Lar Jaung J. Maovine, Seocetery.