The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1873, Page 5

“YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1873-WITH SUPPLEMENT THE VIGINIUS CASE Herald Special Report from London. British Official Denial of a New York Press Allegation. Not to Of Cuba. ‘Their Fleet Rendezvous ‘The London Times Enjoins Pa- tience on the Spaniards. The Hispano-Cuban Press Demand Satisfaction. THE SHIP AND PRISONERS WANTED BACK, TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HENALD. rs “Lonnox, Dec. 23, 1873. An official denial is given to the New York Times story of the English fleet demanding the punishment of General Burriel, of Cuba notoriety. English Press Opinions on the Reported Spanish Demands—‘pain Should Make No Demand Untill the American Courts’ Decide. Lonpon, Dec. 23, 1873. The Times of this morning, alluding to the re- port that Spain has made a demand upon the United States for the restoration of the steamship ‘Virginius and the survivors surrendered at San- Siago de Cuba, says such action on the part of Spain would pe premature, despite the opinion of the Attorney General of the United States that the Virginius had no right to carry the American flag. Spain must wait until a United States Court has Settled the case of the vessel before proceeding further in the matter.’ NEWS FROM HAVANA, ‘Cuban Press Opinions—The Prisoners and Vessel Should Be Ke-Surrendered to Spain—Sickles’ Scalp Wanted—Polo Too Weak for the Volunteers—The ‘Want of Spanish National Force. Havana, Dec. 23, 1873, ‘The Diario de la Marina to-day claims that, as ‘the United States Attorney General has decided that the Virginius tilegally carried the American ag at the time of her capture, Spain must demana hher restoration and that of her surviving pris- Oners. It infers from the decision that the Vir- gintus was a pirate, and the United States govern- ment, besides restoration, must give Spain satis- faction adequate to the offence of requiring a sur- Tender. The Diario demands that the same vessel qhich received the Virginius at Bahia Honda re- turn her there, and that the Juniata BRING THE PRISONERS BACK 70 SANTIAGO, because the Virginius was the legal prize of the Tornado, and the prisoners can and should be tried only by Spanish tribunals. Spain is advised to BE CLEMENT WITH THEM and not to employ the full force of the law. The Diario concludes with the hope that General Sickles will not withdraw his resignation. SATISFACTION NOW WANTED FROM AMERICA. ‘The Voz de Cuba declares Spain now has the righ’ ¢todemand satisfaction trom the United States, and ‘the resignation of General Sickles is imperative in view of the awkward and ridiculous position in ‘which he is placed. In order to enforce her de- ‘mands Spain requires a more energetic minister at Washington than Admiral Polo, POOR SPAIN! The Diarto, in another article, bitterly com- plains-of the home government. It says:—‘‘No Spanish nation exists to-day. The nation is repre- sented only by egotistica! parties, There is no war cry. Therefore, our traditional enemies put their feet on our necks. Had Spain been united the Washington protocol would never have been ratified. The nation would never have permitted the shadow of such an outrage.” Groat Trouble in Settling the Financial Problem in Cuba. Havana, Dec. 23, 1873. ‘Yhe Junta, the Intendente and the leading mer- chanta continue to deliberate on plans for the solu- tion of the financial crisis, but the result is as far off as ever. THE VIRGINIUS INVESTIGATION. ‘The Inquiry Into the Character of the Virginius To Be Conducted in New York. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23, 1873. . It bas been ascertained from a prominent gov- ernment official that the investigation as tu the character of the Virginius will be conducted in New York, The government is powerless to pro- ceed against Patterson, to whom the register for that vessel was issued, on account of the statute of limitations; therefore no punishment can be in- flicted. Two years having elapsed since he ob- tained the papers he cannot be molested, but had all the facts been known within two years he would have been prosecuted for perjury. CUBAN DEMONSTRATIONS AT KEY WEST, _ Serenade to tne Herald—Great Enthu- siasm, and Vociferous Applause. Key West, Dec. 23, 1873. An immense demonstration of Cuvans and Ameri- cans took place this evening at the St. James Hotel. Resolutions were passed thanking the New Yor« Henravp for the dignified bec a taken on the Cuban question. ‘The Cuban residents turned out in force after- wards and serenaded the New York Heraip Bureau. After a brilliant display of fireworks, patriotic speeches were made by several promi- nent Cubans. The members of the HeRaLp Bureau acknowledged the compliment in short addresses, ‘which were received with vociferous applause. The Powhatan left this morning for Norfolk, and ‘the Wyoming left this evening for Aspinwall. SPAIN. _ Progress of the War in the Biscay Proyince. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Manrip, Dec, 23, 187: Generals Moriones and Loma have re-entered the Province of Biscay with 15,000 men. A GRAIN DEALER MISSING, Crt0aGo, Deo, 23, 1873, JS. 0, Chisnolm, a well known commission mer- chant and grain speculator of this city, formerly a Tesident of Toronto, who reached New York a tew days since, left nis hotel in that city on Saturday leaving his baggage, &c., and has not since een seen oF heard’ trom. As he was laborin: what under depression of mind when he let! re, his iriends are apprehensive for his safety, and extremely anxious to hear of his whereabouts, FIRE AT OLINTON, MO, Sr. Lours, Dec, 23, 1873. Afire at Clinton last night consumed half the gone wae Of the square, causing @ loss of about JAY COOKE’S CREDITORS. CONTINUED FROM TENTH PAGE. Xo. a Tomes, M Meiyain & Co, 4 Go. holder anknown Or Te Wie areixer & Con Bank ‘eh Ne: No. 27; ae No. 12 His H. Webb & Co, holder unk no" No. HS a. greenness: Bros, & Co., Baltimo ny. Heidelbect, & Co., Cinelunat No 78 owt A Beardsley & Co. Bau! No cr he "Cornelius & Co., ball Total outstanding drafts drawn by Jay Cooke & Cea endo onduy Cooke & Go., New ¥ ork 820,097 oursacipine Uibers ON sae COOKS, WCULLOCR. AND COn LONDON, DRAWN ON JAY COOKE AND 0O., WASULNGTON, oi L, De hotd rants iz mpster, holder un- No. g0.s78, Jane past sie aed 419 © W. Giarke, ‘Jr., hoid S ncea ain No. 1.4, BE. + Clarke, Jr., joider un- Known... 8312 5 263 No. 2,088, J. RK. Duaria, holder unknown, 42 20 No. 2440, Cajas Lind, holder unknown.. 8 SIL 44 No. 204, Antomo de Nuuriga, holder Non kUoA Hhigo ii ilebraindé totder “a ee Holder eas “ge i pas a 820 “3 637 2 25 2 Kn ati 625 8 No. 207) Phititp’ Gorrigan, ‘holder’ une Pcl ean cit yea ei al 74 38 No, 2,071, Edward Gargan, holder un- © known’. 42b 2 No. 2 pra ‘Garrie Berg wu 5 pe) xo ony pst tr 1600 8 earns woo 16 No. x 9, Joseph. Jacksou, told Pitan No. 2079, { Gacksou, holder’ wi: Pe neater cna 425 No, 2,030, William dieDonaid, hoid known * Me Hick Wasnt boo rid No, 2,082, Rt ts, ngion No, 2,0 ‘annie icker' ‘ashing: e710 7 425 7 295 8 8 2 405 2 vent PiAehicrd, holder unknown 200 7 jo, 2,08 86, Maric C, Mester, holder un- N ii atawhidgevhoides oo o. 2,087, Margaret Sirawbri ¢, holder xen ‘ite F a wigy, 57 18 rier, Washing- ira mine eb oriery Wasik, rg ae 700 365 000 m3 8,500 0 0 16,702 - $800 0 0 16,906 300 370 6 No. 0.604;" dune Gienwon, “Holder un: Known. 100 6 No. 0,609, 2 Known, woo ow No. 0,618, Northwest, Washington a1 20 Bo 0,616, George C. Kirbe; N a dirs” Mary’ Dall bee ra es ri Mi ; inte cae To 100 5 ss ah 640 31 °. woo 8 No. mee Mary Ann ifofimian, holder unknown 1600 75 loo 5 600 15 1515 8 77 ; 500 3, d net ary Meifediniond, holder” wi here oS 200 10 100 6 a 786? Ng 200 ww 200 10 No. ots, Mary “Anh Hoffman, holdét unknown. 500 3 | Tota) outstanding Riss! ry Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co, Lond Eisen £7,931 AT 4 $8A109 TALANCES DUE BANKS AND BANKERS National np Bank, New York city... $3,491 First National Bank, New York city. ‘OAT e's Bank, New York city 7 veg Mechanics’ St i ati Clarkson & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Bank of Union, West Virginia.. Total balances due banks and brokers.. Secured Liabilities. PHILADELPUIA, Philadelphia National Bank.. $ Fidelity Insuranée, Trust and ‘Safe Deposit Com- 178,343 pan 055 The National ‘Lite Insurance Company’ ‘of ‘the United States of America... “ 163,075 The firm is also liable for the ‘amount sectired by the notes of several parties (tully protecte collaterals) amounting to. ae 135,000 and the notes of individual company an stated elsewhera, excepting the note of William G. Moorhead tor 8 ee Cenirai National Bank of Puiiadephia.- 75,000 The Provident Life and Trust Compan Pin ow ion Banking © jompany of PI By 30,000 The Guarantee Prast and Sale Denoslt Co, of Fhil. The Girard National Bank of Philadelphia. The Corn Exchange National Bank oj Phil The First National Bank of Philadelphia. John H. Watt, tor account Mrs. 8. Chestnut street, Philadelphia John H. Watt, for account Mere: Chestnyt: street, Philadelphia 7,088 John H. Watt, exzeator, Ohestnut street. Phil... 6000 Isaac Lowry, 103 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. 65,252 The Pennsylvania Company for insurance on lives and granting anniutics, Due city of Philadelphia Girard estate) January |, 1874, secured by lease, beer hs? dae fe aiaegaaies of Jay Cooke & Co..\Phil- adelphia.. $1,174,774 187 aeuy due - $6,041 The pes opolian ae National Bank ‘of New York... Due Lovett estate (D. C. Ringsiand, agent), rent due November 1, secured by lease...... ee ee Mabilities of Jay Cooke & Co. York. oa Individual Liabilities. JAY COOKE. Due on bal to Charles H. Noble, secured by mortgage on Novie Hill property, Essex county, liam G. Moorhead and John Chambers being joint makers in ark od (this liability is assumed by the Lake Champlain Iron Company— the property is worth tar more ree! the debt) 15,000 Due on mortgage or judgment lee cles Coit. man, April, 1874... Total individual liabilities of Jay Cooke... H.C. PARNESTOCK. M, Dock, care, H. C. Fahnestock.. William McKinley, care H.C, Fainestock.. A. Hubbard, care H. C. Fahnestock. ©. AL Fahnestock. eee *The National Life Tosurance Company of the United States of America, secured by stocks and bonds... i + 25-4 .$170,000 The Nationai Life Insurance Company of the Uni- ted states of America, secured by stocks and ouds... The First National _ 80000) KAISER WILHELM. Alarming Rumors Concerning His Majesty's Con- dition of Health—An Anxious Crowd Con- gregated Before the Royal Palace. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. “LONDON, Dec. 24-5 A. M. A special despatch from Berlin to the London Times says that in consequence of the alarming Tumors in regard to the health of the Emperor William an anxious crowd filled the square oppo- site the Royal Palace last night. The people were assured from the balcony that the Emperor was comparatively well, although confined to his room; but they refased to disperse. HIS MAJESTY ALIVE, BUT SERIOUSLY ILL, The Standard reports that rumors were per- sistently circulated yesterday of the Emperor's death. They are undoubtedly false; but it is cer- tain that His Majesty ts very ill. GERMANY AND FRANCE. Prussian Protest Against French Priestly Pronouncements. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, Dec, 23, 1873. The Daily News reports that the hostile tone of recents pastorals issued by French bishops has caused the German government to renew its com- plaints to France, ITALY ANXIOUS FOR CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIO. Chevalier Nigra, the Italian Minister, had an in- terview with Preside nt MacMahon to-day, and pro- posed the resumption of cordial relations between France and Italy. BONAPARTIST FEELING ON THE DECLINE. There is strong opposition to the proposed grant of money to the ex-Empress Eugénie, BAZAINE. The Convicted Marshal Said to Have Filed from His Country. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Panis, Dec. 23, 1873. A rumor is current throughout the city that Marshal Bazaine has fled from the country. The Prisoner Still in Custody and Ready for Deportation. Paris, Dec. 23, 1873, The report of Bazaine’s flight is untounded. It is now stated that the ex-Marshal is to leave Paris to-night for Sainte Marguerite, his place of imprisonment. FRANCE. Rumor of the Death of Rochofort—Peace Men in Social Beunion. TELEGRAN TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Parts, Dec. 23, 1873. It is reported that Henri Rochefort has died at the penal settlement in New Caledonia. PEACE MEN IN FRATERNAL REUNION. The French Peace Society gave a banquet last night in honor of its secretary, M. Richard, who has just returned from a mission to Italy. A num- ber of Americans and Englishmen were among the guests, and toasts to the United States and Great Britain were given, ENGLAND. Bullion to the Bank—Bowles Brothers’ Bank- ruptcy—Weather Report. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, Dec. 23, 1873. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day is £31,000. BOWLES BROTHERS’ BANKRUPTCY. The Bowles Brothers & Company bankruptcy case has been adjourned sine die. The creditors of the firm are in favor of the funding project. DEATHS FROM SCARLET FEVER AND THE DISEASE EXTENDING. The scarlet fever, in an unusually malignant form, prevails in parts of England. There have been 44 deaths from the disease in Liverpool within a few days. WEATHER REPORT. ‘The weather throughout England to-day is fair. ROME. Papal Preparation for Another Pronouncement. Vatican TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Romp, Dec, 23, 1873. The Pope will deliver another allocution in con. sistory on the 25th inst SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. any of United States of America, secured bs 14 Se * $160, 000 The First National Bank of serie ia, secured by stocks... 6,500 Total individual liabilities of cae C PE 500 HENRY D. Creditors ‘Holding Securitien Jay Cooke & Co.. bankers. D. K. Cartier, Chief Justice, é. B. Washburne, U Comin’r of Knox 'e hie Minister, S Minister Ver Total secured creditors. Creditors. Whose Claims cre Unsecured. First National Bank ot Washington. D. 0... John Marbury, Jr., irustee, Georgetown, D.C Total unsecured creditors. 28 This is a debt of the firm for which the individual ob- ligation was given. Recapitulation. The sollowing is a summary of the different classes of obligations, with number and amount :— Faitadelphin howe, No: h4sv. $3,408,410 New York house, No. . + 4,084, 138 Washington house, No. 754. 667,58! Secured liabilities :— jladelphia house mem New York house, No. Total 99,843,250 A specia ‘0 creditors has also been pre- pared. For the purpose of expediting the proceed- ings of the meeting of the creditors each creditor will come prepared with his or her signature and amount of his or her claim, written by him or her on each of the blank tickets hereto annexed, 80 that they may be used as ballots in voting for an assignee or trustee, or upon any resolution which may be brought before the mecting. These tickets (when properly signed as above directed) will only be received (in any vove which may be taken) from claimants in person Or their attorneys dul authorized by letter of attorney, whici must be exhibited to the register at sald meeting. The choice of assignee to be made bya majority in number and vaiue of the creditors whose claims have been proved, A resolution jor settlement as provided in the forty- third section of the Bankrupt act (by trustees and a commfttee of creditors), requires the execution and filing of the consent of three-fourths in vaine of the ereditors whose claims have been proved. It should be remembered that of the above claims there are about $2,000,000 which are fully offsetted, and for which the holders retain ample collateral, This will greatly | Teduce the actual I indebtedness, AMERICAN “GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, Last evening there was held a meeting of the American Geographical and Statistical Society, at which Charles P. Daly preeeee Sane Simpson was introduced aud mig] and read a long and exha' 5 ih sapere adi also read a ancient Aztec remains. Mr. not, @ native Cherokee Indian, jong our Indian tribes und our Indiin Ys inot was attired in the com tume o1'a oltvli and ae Lee lish, The audience wea emali, Destination. | Optic, Liverpool. ./29 Broadway Liverpoot..|4 Bowling Green sowling Green 61 Broadway. 15 Broadway. 69 Broaaway. '19 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 72 Broadway .|7 Bowling Green 58 Broaaway 2 Bowling Green 3 8 Wohtenzoliern Pommerania. De City of New York. Ttaly, D Hamburg.. |Liverpool.. Liverpoot.. Liverpool... Liverpool... Glaszow. Glaszow. Havre. |Bremen. \Liverpool. .|19 Broadway. Almanac for New er Day. SUN AND MOO: WATER. Sun rise: Gov. Islands. morn 12 00 San sets, Sandy Hook, Moon sets......eve 10 ib Hell Gate. PORT OF NEW ‘YORK, DEC. 23, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship Idaho (Br), Moore, Liverpool! vie Queens- town—Williams & Guion’ m manip Java (Br), Martyn, Liverpool vin Queenstown G “Steamship Gaelic (Br), Jennings, Liverpool—J myse PMeaniship Holland (By, Brags, Tondon—F W/ J Steamship Trinacria (Br), Thomson, Glasgow—Hender- *eficuinship Ontario, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, &e—W R Gar- steamship, S ecnoirget Gray, Aspinwall—Pacific Mail Steamship Steamship: ‘Crescent City, Curtis, Havana—Wm P Clyde Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Savannah—Murray, Ferris 0. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—Ht R Mor- an eMtenmship Albemarle, Read, Norfolk—Oid Dominion Steamship Uc, ‘Steamship Glancas. Bearse, Hoston—H * Dimock. Ship Ladoga, Mitis, London—W Ropes & Co. Ship Janet Court x), Crawford, Glasgow—V 1 Brown baie Lottie Stewart (Br), Anderson, Liyerpool—Snow urges, Bark Leonida (tal), Russo, Cork or Falmouth for or- ders—slocovicn ¥ Co abare Tom C (Aus. ovie h a Antaras Ger), Albrecht, Londonderry—Funch, i deorae (Ger), Sexetken, Rremen—C Lnling & Co. Hae Jd. Wicksn (Br), Willams Havre—© W Ber: UN taark Kong Sveere (Not), Aaro, Trieste—Funch, Baye & a wt) Horriman (Br), Lewis, St Joins, NF—Bowring & ist Brig if Brothers (Br), Trotter, Bristol, E—Boyd & Hinck- “Tinie Adamo Grad, Ladanzo, Penarth Roads for orders —Funch, Kdye & © : 3 Sriew, Port Spain, Trimidad—Daniei Trow- bridge & 8 I Can ee Reee mk Yokusone Richtmouda dee Wiiwell & tars. Cattenovich, Cork or Falmouth— sqhott? MH Higuing Paine, Nassau, NP—Miller & Hough hr Helena (Br), Potter, Cornwallis, NS—Crandall F Sarah B, Sanborn, St stine—W Ray. Behr Flora Condon, Dhlom Jacksonville W Ray. Sehr Lucy Tee, Sinn!l, Boston—Simpson, Glanp & Oo. ofeht HW WJuckson & ‘Oe wekstone, Wixon, Providence—! ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES. Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, Havana as 8, wits mye And passengers to, W F Clyde & Ca, Des 38. o ape Flo ‘an American bark, showi nA horizontal stripes. red'und white, with Od in cent-es cig strong head winds throuchout. Steamship Huntsville, Crowell. Savannah Dec 20, with mdseand passengers to R Low atrk Bio Fils an Guttariniely “Dublin 45 days, in bal- jast, to Slocovich “Rood, Hamburg 48 days, with mdso Bark Tiorno ‘tos, to order; vessel (0 Tetens & Bockman, Bark Curacoa (of Windsor, NS), Borden, Curscoa 15 days, with salt, dc. to Jos Foulkes’ Sons. Dee 17, lat 29, lon 720, pavsed an iron ean buoy, painted red, weit 10 4.0n it Sehr Sandy Hook, Pharo, Virginia, with wood to Thos Ga pose & Sons, ts, Vi Viegini: A ian tehr Lottie Kiot ‘aughan, inia, with wi two Thos G Benton & Sons. Ge re Schr H P Simmons, Goudy. Virginia, with wood to Thos G Benton & Sons. Passed Through Hel! Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers to H # Dimock. Brig Fairfield (fr), Hunter, Wentworth, NS, for New York, days, with plasierts VO 4 CV King; vessel to ertau sche Madawaska Maid,” rt, Grand Menan for Now York, with fat toonier eee Schr Fly, Carter, Hoboken for Providence. Sehir Charles i Smith, Hansom, New Bed/ora for Phil- dol * astings, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Rehr FL Phato, Anderson, Boston tor New York sehr Lottie Taylor, Boston for Baltimore. Schr Lavina Jane, Mott, Warren tor New York. Sehr James A Crocker, Boston for New York. Schr De Morey Grey, Wood, Fort Jefferson tor New Schr M C Hart, Post, Boston for Virginia. Schr Omaha. bg 00 Bristol for Virginia. Schr Fleetwing, Cross, New Bedford tor Virginia. Schr Surprise, man, Providence for Trenton. Fehr Jacob Raymond, Lord, Boston for Philadeiphia. Schr Humming Bird’ (Br), Williams, Providence for New Yorn. 'v G Farr, Tuttle, Poston for Philadelphia. Sehr Pg Samuel Castner, Jr, Lake, Boston for Philadel Schr BJ Trafton, Talpley, Portsmouth for New York. Scnr RK A Forsythe, Hobote, Stamiord tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Franconta, Bragg, New York for Portland. Schr 8 C Tryon, Nickerson, Elizabethport for Boston, Rpohy Chas F sinnickson, Gurney, Philadelphia tor Fall ver. Schr Mattie E Taber, Eldridge, Hoboken for Provi- dence. Schr Piscataqua, Mantin, New York for Gloucester. Schr Nath) Stevens, Snunders, New York for Boston, Sehr Escort, Hawkins, New York for Bridgeport. Sohe Heury'M Ridgley, Buttridge, New York for New ven, ‘Sehr P J Soudder, Warner, New York for Southport. Schr Helen Mai ickerson, New York tor Boston. Schr Kate & Mary, Cogswell, Elizabethport tor Provi- ence. Sehr J Burley, 8: ‘aunders, Hobokeu for Providence. SATLED. Stoamships Ontario. for St Thomas, &e: Acaputoo. As- in Crescent City, Havana; Zodiac, Savannah; anhatian, Charleston; ‘Albemarle, Richmond: xe. Marine Disasters. Sreamsnir Onrentat, Snow, from Savannal for Boston, before reported ashore on ‘the Horse shoe, below the former Tor, was floated of on the 2d inst, after benz re Barx Acostiwa (Br), from Philadelphia for London, was run into Dec 18 by an unknown sloop, and lost fore- yard. She went into Delaware Breakwater for repatrs. Scnr Frouic, before reported ashore on Beaver Tail, was towed into Nowport Saturday last by schr Young America and beached at Cottrell’s shipyard, where she will be taken on the marine railway for repairs. A Scnooner is reported ashore at Lower Cedar Point by the steamer Columbia, at Alexandria, Va, Dec 22 from Baltimore. Whatemen. Bagk Kathlecn, Howard, of NB, was at Ternate Sent 13, aud trad taken! 100 bbls sp oi! last cruise—700 do sp all ‘old, Spoken. Ship Great Western, Simmons, from San Francisco for Liverpool, Nov 24, lat'l 45 N, lon'1l4 W. A ship with FPA in foretopsail, Nov 5, lat 35, lon 89 Bark Nonantum (Br), Thompson, from Rio Janeiro for San Francisco, Sept 27, lat 39 , lon Bark Lapwing, trom'Rio Janeiro tor Baltimore, Dec 17, off Hatteras. Schr Ocean Beile, from Virginia tor Thomaston, Me, ian 30 pales Sof Shinnecock (by pilot boat J W El- well, No OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. + TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK HERALD. A Russian Bark Stranded—Arrivals and Sallings of Vessels. Loxpox, Dec 23, 1873. Bark Walo (Rus), Tavastjerna, from Balumore via Queenstown for Londonderry, is stranded off Beltast Lough. A steamer has gone to her assistaace. VESSELS ARRIVED. Arrived at Liverpool Dec 23, steamship Austrian (Br), Ritchie, from Portland; barks Cynthia Palmer (Br), Dixon, from Charleston; Magzie Hammond (Br), Cole, from New Orleans; Alibi (Br), Smith, trom Philadelphia; Burgometster Kerstein (Ger), Ehrenreich, from Wil- mington, NC. Arrived off Holyhead Dec 23, bark Sabine, Hayden, from Galveston tor Liverpool. Arrivea at Deal Dec 23, ship Crown Prince (Br), Coch. rane, from Philadelphia for Antwerp: bark Clty of Ab- erdeen (Br), Menzies, from do for Amsterdam (the iatter has been reported arrived at Amsterdam Dec 13). Arrived at Southampton Dec 23, steamshin Donau (Ger), Neynaber, from New York (and proceeded to Bremen). Arrived at Gravesend Dec 23, ship El Capitan, Lincoln, from New York; bark Inverdruie (Br), Petre, from Bos- ton; brig Leo (Ger), Kroger, trom New York via Queens- tow! Iso the “Gefron, from New York” (perhaps bark Gefion (Rus), Kohler, trom Baltimore via Queenstown). Arrived in the River Humber Dec 23, bark Jane Avery (Br), Dodd, from New York via Falmouth for Gloucester, Arrivea at Bristol Dec 23, bark Evanell, Hichborn, from New York. Arrived at Hull Dec 23, brig Filomena (Aus), Venchia- ruttt, from New York via Queenstown. Arrived at Gloucester Dec 23, bark Letizia (Ital), Cas- tellano, from New York. Arrived at Queenstown Dec 28, steamships Republic (Br), Gleadell, from New York for Liverpool; Olympus (Br), Hoseason, from Boston for do, Also arrived at do Dec 23, bark Le Grazic (Ital). Steg- no, from New York. Arrived at Waterford Dec 3, bark Emma § (Ital), Za- lazzi. from New York via Queenstown. Arrived at Brest Dec 23, steamship Pereire (Fr), Daure, from New York for Havre. Arrived at Havre Dec 21, ship Norfolk (Br). Griffiths, from New Orleans; brig Acelia Thurlow, White, from New York. Arrived at Bremen Dec 20, barks Brazileira (Ger), Foss, from New Orleans; Johannes (Ger), Ihider, from New York. Arrived at Pauillac Dec 20, brig Somerset (Br), Mc- Bride, from New York. Arrived at ——, Rosina, from United States. VESSELS SATLED. Sailed from Bristol Dec 23, brig Ara (Nor), Evachsen, tor Wilmington, NC. Sailed from Leith Dec 23, bark Voyager(8r), for New York. Sailed from Cork Dec 23, ‘Sea Bonner,” for Savannah. Foreign Ports. Antwerp, ¢ 20—Arrived, ship Lizzie E Troop (Br), Corning, Philadelphia, ALEXANDRIA, FE, Nov 24—Sailed, bark W A Farnsworth (Br), Stone, Méssina. Bbesos Ayres, Nov 7—Sailed, barks Colonist (Br), Har- ding, seeking; Mary A Marshall (Wr), Wright, Tybee. bark Emma F Herriman, Nickels, for Beruupa, Dec M—Arrived, brig Glance (Br), Darrell, Baltimore, Salted Adria (Br), Smith, Savannah; Mth, barks liza Bares (Br), Moog A New York; brigs John Aviles, Handy, Fernandina; Coronella (Br), Wilmington, NC* sehr Manitoba (Br), do. h, sehr Bana, Nov 6—sailed,' ships Sparkenhoe (Br), Popham, New Ori 1h, Burmah (Br), Armstrong, Pensacola: Curacos, Dez $—In port brige Caracoa (Br), Fautkner, for New York, wt; Thetis Spalckhaver, jor do. do, Canvenss, Dec hr Alice’ Burnham, Bax- tor, Phiiadetpy Drat, De rrived, bark Coringa (Br), Watson, Baltimore for beemen, Havar, Dec 1/—Sailed, i gee Harold Haarfager (Nor), Lund (trom London), New York, H 2 We Arrived, barks Susan A Blaisdell, Mat- thews, SWansea; Trelawney (Br), aes Matanzas; brigs RB Gove, Harkness, Port Royal Agnes Barton, Knight, Matanzas; 14h, sarune (Br), Thurt fohn, NB, via chteSG King, “itipoll,” Pascag Zeno: Pensncola; isth, seamship Saxonia (Ger), inburg, ke (and sailed oth tor New Orleans): vwevens, Brown, Baltimore; brig OB 8, Yortiand ; 1th, sors, Hedith, Hallett, do George Walker, Cole, St Joho 3 ‘Endorus, Mino't, Pascagouia; schrs Anna, bots “ond bi inda, New- ton, Mobile. nattived 2, AM, steamship City of New York, Deakon, ew Yor! Sailed 13th, bark John Griffin, Westberg, New York; 14th, steamsiitp San Ratwel (spi, Pensative, savannah ; brig’ Daisy (Br), Essex, Boston: Wth, schr A D tender: son, Henderson, Pascagoula; loth, brig Susie J Strout, Fiokett, do; 17th, bark Eaith Bose, Tobey, New York. Ixaaua, Dec M—In port (not at Miragoane Sth, ag in correctiy reported by telegraph), sehr Horvensia, Nor- ton, for New York, re AaTTOON Deo Arrived, ship Missouri, West, Cron: ad. SArtived 9 int do 18th, steamship Kons Sverre (Nor), Dan- nevis. Massing, Nov 27—In_ port bark Sfeitian, Percival, tor rece. 2%h: brigs Win Hunter, Harksen, for United States: LL squires, for do; Fidetia, White, for dos Nepon- set, Strout, for do; ‘(da M Comery, Darrah, tor do: H” Houston. ror do; Zerlina, Williams tor do: Kobert Ditlon, Blatohtord, for New York; Osseo, Lowry; Claravette Tracy, and Edwin Rowe Crocker, ‘for do: schrs Mower o' Mort Evans, 1 C Jones, and Sparkling Foam, foe Unie tata Atri pare Z " AvaNza8, Dec 15—-Artived, ary AU Portland mi oe ‘Kava Gastoton, rh thd Cady J ia (Sp), Honet, Savannah ; 16th, tworth, Meade, ‘New York; Osvaljo (Sp), NA foley ov beast vod, Gem Mashde Adc gaanke Geqgia. Ls by ciety a bmp mt gomery, "Now ¥ Pg bpp lial Sonivan, Dec 4--In port brig Ida 0, Eastman, for fon tan Balan WAZ sr), Butler, tor. de fo fow. okt ey see, tor do 10 days; M aa ga sr Pinas, Mart, Dec Arrived, brig Italia (Bx), Bob- erts, Saw Fanvanpo (Trinidad), Dec 6—T 't Ada Carter, Paddock, for Navassa unl Baltimore, Cmenhy Dec 13—arrived, bark Cariton, ‘Trecartin, Ha- var Jon, NB, Pec 2—Cleared, schr © ¥ Baird (Br), ‘New York. Starkey, Yarmoutn, NS, Doe 13—Arrived, echrs Ei ‘4 Burton Ope Pettis, ‘New. york éth, Lis Bont (Br “te Pot LO. red 16th, bark Uruguay (Br), McHenry, « Charies- American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Dec eerrizes, steamships Utility, Norwich; E C Knight, New York. BOSTON, Dec 23—Arrived, shrs Rebecen Florence, Richards, Charleston (and proceeded to Weymouth); Lige gic D Barker, Barker, Vir lor Jones, Morrison, Deals 1 id; Hector, Higgins, Baltimore; Hae bgwelt, ‘aril, Tyler, do; Lulu, Snow, do: Frant e, doz J W Vannaman, Sharp, (Pilindelpiias ARorusets. Smith, do. Below, sehr J ‘imions, Oh —Steamship Gen ane Voveiane. Baltimor bark Rambler (Br), MeDonald, Fernandina; schr Emma M Fox. Case, Philagelphis. Arriven, steamer Josephine Thommpaon, Moore, New York; ship Grey Eagle. Coftin, Blo Janeiro: bark Cricket, Keen, ds do. 5 (Br), MeDougail, Maitiand, S8v'scbrs John eh Man son, Bostoi ekmau, . kobinso D Huddell, Long, “rail itivers Alirod. Babéack. Phillips, Providence ; 3 H Foster, Coombs, Boston; Thomas Boos, Somers, Bull River. SC; Helen A lioyt, Crane, Hoboken; Enoch Moore, Chambers, do: Mattie’ B Ruion, Green, do: Helen Hasbrouck, Molt, do; Fores: Oak, Parker) New Haves Cle: bi eGaunsian (Br), MoKensle, Liver. Ca Foster, New York; Darks AT- Bastollon Guecusown oF Falmouth tar OF ders; Ada'J Bonue: + Bonner, Rio Janeiro; ie JIN Gamewell, Berry ; Susie M_ Steelman, Frambes Gatve-toi ‘fdeline Elwood, Hawkins, do; a H Fisk, Nixon, “ew Yor! ; Port Spain. Sailed—Frank darmes, BRUNSWICK, G. c \7—Arrived, bark Oneata (Br), arter, Leith, wo load for Cal Tieared lith-scies David Nickels, Dix, Philadotohi loth, H_A DeWitt, Manson, Baltimore; Hattic E Sampson, Davis, aqui, DiSTULs Dec 21—Arrived, sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence for New York. Sailed—Schra Artist, Forrester, and B F Woolsey, In- gulls, New York. 2d— Arrived, schrs J 8 Weldin, Rich, New York; Hi vest. Corwin, do tor Providence, PRIVGEPORT. Dee 22—-Arri schrs Baltimore, Fran- HL Slight, Willett, Georgetown; bert L Butler, Batter, Baltimore; Mercer, Wasson, Eliza- berhiorts slog Carrie Gurnee, Cuslek, New Yor HARLE 2atrived, bark Mary Lawton wn Rose, Providence (not as telegraphed). 2 S amship Champion, Lockwood, New i barks Nellie T Guest (Br), Londonderry, Ns; Her- bert © Hail (Br), Davis, Yarmouth, NS; sctirs Georgiana, Bangor; Enos B Philips, Fuller, Weymouth, Mass; £C Philadelphia, = Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York: bark goncepeion (Sp), Manterola, Liverpool; brig Carmita (Sp), Coll. Barcelona, , Ga, Dec 13—Arrivea, barks Paragon (Rr), Wil- Hams, ae Columbus (Br), Pomeroy, Falmouth; sehr AEG Charleston ; 15th: ship Huron (Br), Pepper, schr MB Femerick, Dalsy, Savannah; bth, shiv Tinton (Nor), Olsen, Newport Cleared 13th, barks Eliza Young (Br), Perrit, Barrow; Lothair (Br), Ferris, Beltast; 16th, brig Ttuna (Br), Smith, Wr aeron ‘TO: oe 22—Arrived. schrs J © Rogers, Kowe, and! Garry '. Perey, New York. RTLESS "Ny ONROY, Dec 23—Arrived, brig Chatta- noogs. Clements, St Thoinas for Baltimore. » Passed up—Barks Sarah E Frazier, Knight, from Ha- yana tor Baitimore; Eldorado (Nor), Thomesen, from Sleipner. (Nor), Olsen, from Bordeaux Hamburg for do: for cee icardo (Ital), Chiesa, from Hamburg for di Passed out—Bark Constantia (Nor), trom jaltinore for Queenstown. In the Roads~-Sehrs E R Emerson, xPoxal Arch. Mott Bedell, and J ¥ Marshall, all bound’N. A NE storin pre- vails here. Gout Mele peo 23—Arrivod, schr Chas Stedman, h for New York. Dunton, Dec 17—Arrived, bark Carleton (Br), Durkee, MOBILE. Bremerhaven. 18th—Arrived, sehr Pioneer, Beard, Boston. red—Brig Hiram Abiff, Perkin, Havana, ‘TIO, Dec 22—Arrived, schrs Z Taylor, Hill, New Panther, Abby, Weehawken. rad ORLBANS, Dee 19—Arri (Ger), Neilson, Hamburg, via Havre’ind Havana; Texas (Br), Bouchette, Liverpool, via Port Royal: Chas Cham. berlin, Haker, New York. Below, schr i W Hill, Cobb, cl leared—Steamships Geo Washington, Whitehead, New York; Strassburg (Ger), Barre, Bremen, via Havens and Southampto! ip Robert Kerr (Br), Allen, Liverpool; barks Carpiina (Span), Torres, Aleanie; Annevocs @n, Williams, Hamburg. Souruwest Fass, Dec 19—Arrived, ship Speculator (Br), Pitman, St. Thomas (and sailed for Mobile); bark Teresita, ( (Sp), Gee} Ps Hav - Steamnshin waeiat ships Rowantree, Caro Marys Riggs, Emma and Kentuckia: ha ’and. Pauline; brig Gabri- d, steamships Saxonia = NEWB ORT D Dee 2 20—Sailed, schrs Nadab, Cheny, New York ; Crown Point, Burns, Baltimore. NEW BEDFORD, Dec 21 Arrived. schirs Lelia, Lin. wood, Bearse, New York; Free Frisbee; Win B Darling, Wateh, and. Campbell, Hatehy sport Dohnsony Woodruff, Haskell, Hoboken; Island Belle, Kirby, Elizabethport. Sailed—sohrs Fleetwing, Cobb, Tangier Sound; Atlan- tle, Buxter, do; Ida Birdsall, Johnson, a Kartle, Smith, do; G@ P Pomeroy, Brvent, Perry, Chase, Philadetphia: GE Sinith, Hanson, dot Lis. zie Maul, Maul, dor Mf We, Walsh doy Hastings, Chase, ;8 Semath, Snow, do; sloop North America, Areived, sehré Maria Lunt, Kemp, Hoboken; Elm Kid orks. CRARWAGANSETE Deo 19—Arrived in Dutch Island Harbor, schrs MA’ Fisk, Kelly, Georgetown. DC. tor Boston; West Wind, Tracy, Somerset for Philadelyhia : IL A Danenhower, Grace, and Sarah J Bright, Providence for do (and all sailed 20th). REWEORT Dee 2), Px—Arrived, sche Rehecen M At- wood, Walker, Boston for St Domingo via Full River, where she went on the railway for repairs «and salled). Alo arnved, sours WC Atwater, Petty, Provitenc New York: Siran & Gray, do for di eipedi ers iateet Shouts for do and all saiied 23h) med Arrived, schrs Young America (wrecker), Waters with schr Free in tow from Dutch Tstand (be: fore reported ashore on Brenton’s Rect); Ocean Wave, ladelphia: Harry Pervy, Percy, New York for Dighton; Pearl, Gookin, do for Providence; Liiza Saw- yer, Cook, Hoboken tor do; J © Rogers, Rowe, New York jor Dienton (and ail sailed). “Sailed—Briz Fairfeld, Hunter, Windsor, NS, for ; schrs Excelsior, Blydenburg, New ‘Bedford tor "i hy Hupper, Fall River tor Darien, Ga; John Crocktord, Har ‘for New York; Hightlyer, Cook, Gloucester for Philadelphia: Fannie’A Bailey. Coombs, Portsmouth for Baltimore; Omaha, Wooster, do: M BR Walsh, Walsh, New Bedford for Emma Green, Collins, Boston for Jacksonville Mayo" Morrison, Provincetown. tor New York; Luna, Wells, Providence for do. 224, AM—Arrived, schrs Henry G Fay, Perry, Boston (to nah): Sarah J Smith, Baldwin, New York flo discharge at Fort Adams: 8 5 Smilth, Snow, Wareham Point sloop North America, Lyon, do for do (and oth saile NORWICH, Dec 22—Arrived, schrs Eunice Rich, Vir- ipa RH Phe AE Bs, D Dee 28-Sailed, senr Mary Tice, Dun- ham, New ¥ NEENSROOLA, Dec 16—Arrived, schr Astra (Br), Has- ins, Cleared—Barks Betty (Nor), Wooler, Genoa; Sir Chas Napier (Bri, Molley, Pembroke. 19th—Arrived, schr E H Clark, Lawrence, Indianola. Cleared—Brig Wenonah, Russell, Havana. PHILADELPHIA, Dec 22—Arrived, steamer Norman (not Saxon), Nickerson, Boston; bark Enriehetta (Ital), a’ Aste, Gloucester, E; brig Roanoke (Br), Wilkie, Porto ello. Cleared—Stenmer Hercules, Winnett, Boston. 23d—Arrived, bark Ianthe, Adams, Baltimore; schrs J P Anger, Cook, Pernambuco; R K venga, Smith, Prov- idence: 8 © Park, Rocap, and Edwin, Bacon, Salem. Be- low, col r3 up—Sehrs Sarah |. Simmons, trom Fall River; Oharles P Stickney, J B Austin and H Sharp, from Boston; also @ bark, probably the Rapendengeno, from London. Cleared—steamship Yazoo, Barrett, New Orleans via Havona: ship Atlas (Norw), Larsen. Hamburg: bark Sylvia W Swasey, Smith, Boston; schr Ruth H ‘Baker, Collins, Matanzas. ‘Lewes, Dec 23—snow is falling and vessels in harbor paly partially visible. A larce umber of vessels aro ere Schr Mary F Graham, for Boston, passed Newcas Sunday n PORTLAN ie New 25 trived, schrs Nettie Cushing, Jamesor shti R Gates, Holmes, do for Eastport; Wm McLoon, Rogers, do for Rockland ; Geo W Glov Holbrook, ts 13 Hurricane Island. a Arrived, schrs H A Burnham, Baltimore; Lottie, New Gleared=Schr Charlie Morton, Davis, Trinidad. PORTSMOUTH, Dee 21—Sailed, schrs L A surnham, Harris, Baltimors.. NCETOWN, Dec 22—In port schr Lemuel Hall, from Baltimore for Portland—putin for repairs, having sails, 0, PP RUVIDENCR, Dec 22—Arrived, steamships eet Philadelphia ; Mary, Crocker. do; sors Kocna Arrabe Robbing and White Wing, Robbins, Virginia; Walter w Pharo, Coliins, Georgetown, muel h Sharp, ‘Web! Philadelphia: Bi Jones, Davis, nd Pi ‘Keen Elizabethport; Mary Augasta, rey. Fore. Fo A Pardee, Bishop, do. for Pawiucket; t P Sarah A Gurney, Gurney, L Stovens, studiey, 0 Kliza i bat} a “Cook, and Si jowen. Golden, New : oes, Paull, Pawtucket fordo. Below, see Pearl, Gookin, trom New Yor! Natled—Seurs Herschel, Chambers, Baltimore: Oregon, Wilson, New York: Howard Williams, Wainwright, Bal: timore er hiladeiphiay. Dec 15—Arrived, ships Two Broth- oy Aalobe Liverpool; Montgomery Castle PR! Hughes, do! bark St Mare (Fr), Granger, Neweastle, Cleared—Ship Cordélieia (Bry; Mitchell, Liverpool, ANNAH, Dec iJ—Arrived, bark Oscar I, Asberg, Cave de Verds Arrived at Tybee 19th, bark Taisko (Ger), Von Thulin, from Bremen for orders, 2k—Arrived. sieamshipe Mngnolia, Nickerson, and Montgomery, Faireloth, Ne it May Morn, do. Cleared—Ship Calista finwe inh, Davies, Lived ool; barks Subra Moses (Br), Goudy, and Vision (Nor), Thor- sen, Galvesion. Sailed—Ssteamship Virgo, Bulkley, New York; ship John Mayal (Br). Brewer, Liverpool; barks Enrique Loring, do; genre Armida ‘Bu Sp), Bengura, and Estell at. Satitia; Dejhi, Emerson, vor. hr Ida E Vail, Nor- Hau INGTON, Dec 2—Arrived, tom ‘Hoboken, EYARD HAVEN, Dec 22—Arrived brig Java (Br), Boston tor Philadelphia: schrs Emma L Porter, do tot do; Rachel 8 Miller, Salex tor do; Ruth Shaw, Boston tor Georgetown. Sai! led— ory! Martha A_ Berry, Iza, Melrose, ang, An- fille ‘88 Wheeler, Warren Sawyer, Alot H Wi Mabel ‘iat Kate Grant. George & Emily, Vulcan, Com: merce, and Rachel 8 Miller, wd—Arrived, achrs Emma G Edwards, Philadelphia for Salem; T Benedict, fou Oe ad tor Portland; Geo Os- borne, Rockland tor New Sailed—schrs Ruth Shaw, eiea Geo Cibor: WILMINGTON, NO, Dec 20—Arrived, barks Ludwig (err Schultz, Bremen; Viking (Nor), Hansen, Green- 0c Cieared—Barks Robert, Anderson (Br), Hopkins, Liyer- Pool; Waaren (Nor), Pederson, Antwerp; sehrs Mollie, Atherton, Demerara; Hattie Turner, Hupper, Boston. Re! The Phalon Night Bloomt best perfume in the world. part of the United States, A—Es een Excels in His Holiday strle for 1874. Monlded with exquisite taste amd skill, it Brings vat Hite best expression or the face ase fine settlax gives new lustre (othe diamond, aud, mark! very rea- sonable in price, Try them, at Hibs Nassau street. g Cerens, Sold by druggists in every A Christmas Present, acceptable to a wit, mother, sistew, daughter or friend, isa ith well to the voice. our intruments fa iy they have obtai: Christine Nilsson to Weber. (From the New York Tribane.} an Ciazunpow Horan, Deo, 6, 1673 pare Bec Pisiee accept my best bey. tireny the piftcent Grand Fiano that you sent ane dur ew York. Itis hardly necessary to say that its me in all respects, and I shall take every op} peacromens ant Bree 2008 instruments to my nds. Believe me, dear sir, vours trul CHRISTINE NILSS BOUZAUR The Caltivation of Lovelines:. “I wish.” $9) says a conse baer &. a leading English the qnbapes: Dens of sane were acl to “pc heaven’ chemists and phi ialene belongipg to that itin the balance of analysis ote not fine i While denouncing the other cosmetics submitted to most emphatically they Pronounce rdole w Wonable. Buteven more emphatic science on its wholesomeness ls the verdict ot th of America and Europe on its perfect ‘adaptability 1 purpose tor which it is intended. Unlike the metal pre rations conlemned by the Board of ‘reat 1b im to the complexion a lasting freshness, a remote trecklon, Sallowvoss, rouchooss. Ac. and notually proven ee health of the a .. Found at Dr. Che lepot, 43 Bond street, and at druggists’ and milliners’. A.—Welcome the rEnine and Bay your. bay | foe lady friends and HATS for tas centlemet ‘These are appropriate gitts tor the Bott Nase = ornamental. K: OX. suores ae at No, 212 Broadway, in the Prescott House aud Avenue Hotel. Elegant cases ot Scisso1 Combination Knives a specialty. Skates and Table Cutlery. A.—William, Knahbe & Co.’s Grand square and upright PIANOS.—These Let heel have been betore the public for forty years, and pe ee ex- ceilence alone attained an unpurchased p which pronounces them unequalled for their tone, Workmanship and durability. New York house, Fifth avenue, WILLIAM RNABE & '00., New York and Baltimore. — A.—All Ruptured Persons Who a Girections of THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, roadway, are certainly cured. Hernia, like other can Jan bs cured it you give ita good chance. Ask for Goodall’s—The Fin Dressing ©: est Im and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS. Beautiful new © patterns, Sold everywhere. America’s Greatest Pile Cure is Ana= — treet. KESIS, Sold by allaruggists. Depot, 46 Walker A.—A.—Holiday Styles Gentlemen’s dress, PASE eeaay. at popular prices. Sealskin be , in varlety, at low prices. BURKE, 210 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. As a Reliable Remedy for Coughs, Colds, hoarseness or ny affection of the throat or lungs, Mme, PORTER'S COUGH Ligeti tee ie hotel worth 50 times its cost; 25c., 50c. and 75c. a bottle. makers , Ohovslace ar Yeu avis ” Baker’s Chocolate.—A Good Cup of Co- ing WoBARER @ COvS BREAK PASE COOOL. a Batchelor’s Hair Dye Is Splente Never fails, Established 87 years. Sold a Mopiida MB ATOHELON'S Wig Pastory, to oud be ke Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c, Cured\ Withe out pain. Suffer no more. jave a merry. ristmas. palt‘pr. RICK, 208 Broadway, corner Fulton street. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye Is, bas Pre die the best extant; 2S reliable, ‘perfectly harmless aang: true to uature. Sold everywhere. David's Holiday Hat for babar 2993¢ Broadway, near Duane street. Dr. Newton’s Medical and Surgical tas stitute, No. 24 Bond street. Special attention gives te chronic diseases. Consultation tree. 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