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Ik* Virginia delegation voting against Foroev, ar? i
Mghted with the Uaiuii>'s battle upon that iet.er; <
Our Witklnfton Correapo?Mlen?e.
Wamivotuw, Dm. 19, 18*3.
tv Prmdtri't V Omimiam -Tht HaRALD
LLf-d i/u; AuiMNuirifwa TV A<hj Am in AaliaimI
rmx i TTt l>rxjl nj Ui IWmul ?U Omgrtu m At
gpmU ruururm?Tke Sluoi riyeun Demi-craU ami (A*
Simt Congrru? TSt <iaihamg of Ju Luhby?Z'As 2ruUM'j|
.8fco4ui, <(??
11m* world has got the message. Tb? abolition organ!
of Now York had the timt rending, but Cjagraaa, the
tobbv, ami tha outside acrid tiara *iuo? read it; aadaioet
without com; laiuing much af what tha President
Mys, are disappointed in what ba h*? not laid. Ha mji
?othing about the startling oouditiou of Kurope?nothing
aboi t tha Afrieaniiation of Cu >a, upon which tha I'rwm
haa t?'u harping aver sirca tha removal ef Julge
Killing detiait* or satisfactory concerning tha
-notaiiig affording any idea of tha aort of treat/
we ma/ expect with Franse in comuiereial matters?
?aotkiug of tha Monroe dtctrint of nou inWvemi jn and
Wu Bull in Central America?nothing of the T*hdaa
?pec ^ ties tioo?uot.i trig of the donora tiilibuot jrtag expo
tttion ?nttking cf our fut-ira policy, with regard to ilia
Mucinous aud jiorai on polygamy, (which souia supposi u
ta stand a* on* of our peculiar in-uutions, uu.'er tUa
advKw of Caleb Cu^hitg, tha law officer of the Cibinat)?
?ever a word about French rpoliationa, and nothing ooa
aasning the annexation of King Kamehameha and the
toodeicu UlauJs. And why not? Why are all thane
tmtsuiotif Why ihould we nit annex the Siad
wtah Islands, the i ing and his council, aid all. We have
?Mne of the greatest r iters, and moon tains, and plains
ta tha world, why should we not hare the biggest and
at volcanoes? But so it is. A king goes begging at
i Whit* He use, while the reporters of thJ New York
and lime* have the tirst pop at the megaago.
But they Lave fixed the business for the hk*r Yoke
BnnAi D. the election of Fu.uey?the nileaeing of the pool
Mil J national d<tuiccrata,i'trd?d omy a copy ot the taessa {?
to tne N?w Ytrk abolition organs, to do the business
Ik the Hkkau>. It is done. Go among the spoilsmen
town, anywhere, and they will say that a great triumph,
a great Cabinet triumph, has been achieved over Jiuioa
Borden Bennett m the election of Forney as Clerk, that
to* Cabinet is up, that Forney is Dp, that dengress is ap
?ad that Bennt tt is down, and must be sore under his
Meat And they hare clintfhec the nail with the met* age
do 1 had supposed; but from your ewn'oolunans I see
that the tight on the pai t of the Herald is not yet begun
?that it ka* been merely planting its batteries lor th#
rati work of the campaign?that it has been bringing the
Cabinet to tlie is-.ues which are yet ta be fought out
More the oountry. Among these issues are the election
?f Forney, aud ilie I/mm'I official Interpretation of the
ore platform, the one being the moral platform of
i Cabinet spoils party?the ether their political plut
de
and
Ibf would net b? di-pleased, you may rely upon it, to
aa* the letter repabiiitied in the fcicitauj jd the tirst day
tt every month, with the name and district of ?*try man
In the House supporting him, until the election ol the
anst Congress of l?o< is eompleud in all the dtateo. Thus
tvery tan will Oe orooghi u> a direct eetUesen: with hu
own eonstilueats upon the question of morahty. ixrsui,
llool pigeon evidence, involved in hit election, lhus the
tfart will bo prolonged till the popular verdict it oo
Ininil In this view, me H?ra;.d fc?ian every thing oy
lbs eohesion of tke Cabinet and Cougreis, upon the oe*
WM-truction of the Baltimoro piau^rm; fir, had tbe
Cabinet been uiamisseii, had Oongreitn b??n re-i rgtaized
ayon a new lift of <.?hcer?, had ti e poor nationals gaii^td
toe day epon the thre. h >id, there wuuil have Seen no
?ipitsl kit for the Hhkaui to work upon. I tell the over
?naAcent spoilsmen, therefore, Uu.t all that hu takea
ntaoe, is but the work ol preparation for carry ing., the
BMUe into the country.
The Mew York uationals are oocnted out. The reaction
?Hi retvrti a wbolevone oppo^iuoa delegation re thr next
tomgro * and thus the work will go into Ihe otber dUtxs
??*ate by But it will tak* a year or tvo yet to
fethia. This b-t jear the aggregate of <he spoils did
Mbnted was perhaps twenty hve millions of dollars A
Imge proportion ol lh.s aniount was wasted upon uieu
who ?ill not pay expenses. But there are thirl c million*
f pins in the Treasury, and there are a thousand
Mtornses and projtcu on foc>t to get at it, aad every dem
ooratu men. b-r of Congress feels that and his constit
Hals (God help them) hare an interest in this ?urplas of
tafd sash.
Aad as vultures, ravens, and crows, and other birds of
?fil ?een, father over a dead earsass. ?o are the forsas
?f the lobby ooncentrating at W^hlngton. CUim
tgewU, patent agenu and urummers. contr?ct specula
tin, b?iloon builders, and what not, are here, and here
th*y will bo, off snd on, for nine months to eon e. Royal
timmern, champagne suppers and oj hu r*, will bs givan to
to* members, and the whole schedule tor worming tha
Mrplns revenue out of Matter Guthrie will be tre nen
ieu ; aid, in one way or another, the mo
aoy will go ? it is bound to go But whun
tt is gone, and the offices are all gone, then look out
kr a general erash among the crockery. The disap
pouated of the spoilsmen, like a horde of hungry wolves,
*01 tun upon Guthrie and the Cabinet, and all eon
oaraed, and the sport will be all the better from the part
?hish the oonticting aspirant* and cliques for the sue
IMn will plav in the gas e.
The national democrats in Congress have caved in. Good.
tMr expectations of immediate he p from the regular
ton kaders of the party have failed. Mr. dtanton's resolu
Unas in saucus were pat out like a rush light, with a mere
wkiS. The ad siiniairation is supremo, tbe Cabinet 11 a uni t,
too national democrat* are nowhere, and Confess says
MM God is great, and Mahomet is his prophet. Yes, in
toad. Aid Gen. Cass is a good man, but he is tender footed,
aad lacks that element oi moral courage which was the
paatneas ef Clay, and Calhoun, and Jaokaon. Uen. Cass is
not tbe man to "take the responsibility." Dickinson has
a*t hiidt If into a scrape, auu may got cut if he can Gen
Oms may or may not he p him, incidentally, but he is not
e to run his bead against .ne Cabiiet; and so of Judge
has. Tae Judgr has some pi ick but he, too, has an
ayo to the windward, and number one is hii number,
aa it is ev*ry man's number. He is not
aoiag to Ioko tbe main chance yet awhila. Tha cream of
too tienato is good. Njt even Everett, great as he is la
totoliect, profound aa he is in legal an! historical
laaraing, even Everet'. it ia most likely, will be found in
aayabie of grasping the bractical issues of iha times, and
at appropriating tnem to a practical purpose. The great
hcaaea image of the prophet Daniel, was fsarf ll to look
at; but it stood upon legs of c.'ay. Aad so, is an almin
laaabon rafting upon the sp<jilN. Its Wgs will c.uaile
away, and the groat idol of the spoilsmen wLl then fall
ba the ground^ and upon tae eve of the campaign of
W, we thall witness, perhaps a second edition ef tha
i and fall cf Captain John Tyler. Augels prsserva
from another Tyler convention of office holders at
Baltimore.
Thus ouch for the proepecte of tho fut-ire. For the
anaeat we are in expectation of a round of grand supper*,
ay tke Speaker, the CI?T'k, tha Serzeant at Anns, the
Iwor keeper?and tbe printer of the Uouso. Tbe cabinet
aad other efllcial speeches at t>-.a Clark's Vtival, will
psubably bo oBcialiy repoita>* iu the rnlmrv; sud Tim>t;
aad you uiay expect aho an independent ra(iort of tham
tor theH*KAU>. ' YOUNG fl.CKU.lY,
Opinion*, <&c , at the National Capital.
[Krum the Wash.ug'.on -Ur. LMc. a.]
THE CONTINGENT Fl'ND OF TOR H0l'3?.
for y mm pa?t there Ban oeen a struggle at lbs op3nin? I
tf every new x.n^rfsn among the banks and bankira of
Waekingtou for th? caatody of '.his fund. a*, accor .tng to
tko prevailing cus.om, the speaker uaoaily ha 1 from 460,
MO u> OICO.OUO for diaouraen eut nominally in his kanla,
Oat really in tha vault of som? bauk iu Washington. Tke
Nader can underitaml, without farmer oxpl&n atioa from
as. that ihl-i depoait >u no nean object for wbijh to
tontrnd on tbia oceai-ion, Skkit, it appe-ir* that act
log un ter tbe advice of the Secretary of .hd treasury, who
4u>m B?t regard tba ^ixsaV ?r a* a legitimate eisburslng
abwr, 'ha laller will leave tha contingent fund ta the
Treasury, gi?icg bio drafts or raluisitiotu. upoa it to eel
tla? aeofunts fi r which he tra-u check, whlcn will be paid
by tbe Treasurerof Ike United rfta>? on preneutatka. As
? matter of course, this stringen. reading of taa nub trea
sury u?w on the part of tha fceorttary and jpeak?r, creates
ao little freliog on '.hear. uiim. More especially becau.-e
it la inoict ts of tba axtren.e rigidi'y of views in a*'.niin
totericf d'ti u; sements bare, to which the present seare
Iwj is .u.foaei. :o lean.
A VKKY IMPORTANT I,?NI> OFFICH DECI3TOV.
Tbf .State of ( alii >Mu? having eppli-d to select, ai v?mi
war; Isr: under tn net of Congress, pas-ted bird of
Mareb. l>68, ?? tba rnisi-i .n of jan Lul? Key and the Ian U
appar enanl thereto,'' the UomtniMioner of the'ianerai
lanil "Sice has decided aifain*t tue application, on the
fr??uri<i that the Ian h thus propped to be ml -r't 1 are
oever?d by a claim now before the Board of I.tnd Co n
?ueau.ners in < aJifomia, arid are in conseij lence reservd,
?art not subject to such location; for tne rea-ton that the
aoooaa act ci nteiep.ates oaly the selection of unimproved,
sffrisuitii ral lands, and lannot be considered at ana
ktaeirir valuable improvnmeDt*, if such exist, is is ba
Qaei il, attbis n.i?aion
We have satisfied o'ir-elf from Californian* that the
iBiBiiiTenian'a en the laud* of tills mjotiun *re worth
?M.ooo.
IMPORTANT TO ARMY OFFICER*.
It la held ?j the accounting wflicer* f the g ivernraent
Skat an officer alloeed bv ac'. of C m^rese the full amount
of his pay and subsistence for a period during which he
wax oat af ear Tine, is aot oy that ph a?eoi<yy entitled o
emoluments and a inwannes like rorare, alotuiog, wa{w
a< servant, fa> 1, <jn? rt?ri, fco , which d-pend upoaowuer
?hip and keeping in se. vioe of h'irses. the ac ual employ
Mat of *e-rant i, and tha eirsuaistancea attending the
Moor's positioa and duties, even whan ha ia not out of
Trias.
ttlMJUTOKP.AND NOT OCAHDTANS, ENTITLED TO DEA W.
Under tha rule prevailing in the department* uere,
when aa act passed directing payment of a certain amount
to tho "legul representative" of a fiece<l?nt, payment to
the fuarditn cf tba daoodent'a chiidrar. was refused. In
?aah oases, payment must be made to the exec ltor or
administrator, duij appointed by letters testamentary
or of adminisUa! ioa.
MARINK OFFIC'lRfl' RATIONS.
It ia held in the department that a ?eparate perrnar.snt
?aot in the Marine eoi pa must bo designate* as such by
the ore era of the Nary Dopai truant, and garraoried witb
troope, n order to entitle tha eomoaaniling otlicnr to
Aoaklo ra ions under the aot of Coogreaa of Aug. 'JC3, 18ti
BTRINIPR AT THK OENFRAI, I.AND OFFICE.
? Tho business done at tba Ueneral I And "tflce during
the nontb of Norember, jast passe<l, wasletters re
Mln< aad registered, l,f)I6 do. written and recorded,
1,380 patents prepare!.5.861 do recorded. mill-'
tary warrants examina4, 4,711 do. briqfad, 4 654, sorlp
loaaii, 1S,IV3 aores swamp land selections, 19,83#.
A ??' INTLT APrOINTBDCOLLFrTOR REMOVED.
We on erataml tiat Abraham Kromer, who ?*a ap
Mtotod UoOootcr of tba port of Hackatt's Hafb^r, V y..
la May 1art, ha* been *mw4, w>d tboMi S. Hall has
bM> appointed in fcia place.
THB CL'MtXX'T OrKKATIOKB OF THJ TlUJClY Dff"
TJlM. TUtHT.
On tka 8 th af Dunbar, there were o' TreMnry war
rant i catered oa th* booka cf the Departocat
Far the redemptien af *tock*.... .......... .8ll9.?? ?
For Trea.ury Apartment, exaluairc of itock* 8,*? *?
For the Cuatew ??????"?; 7>?i! m
revered into the Treasury from Custom* M <#
Covered into th* Treaaury from mlaeellaneou* g ^
Fm^Uie War Department ...???? ??? ? lQilia 18
Far rapping for tha War Department at.Bl" ?
For tha Navy D*partm?nt a".?" ??
For tha Interior Department aaa xa
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
? O II1T HAKKITi
Suwdat, Deo. 11?8 P.M.
Eorlig tha pait weak the atock market had h*?n mo
derately buoyant. Tha operations hava baaa to some
txteit, and a mora decided movement ha* appeared in
roaia ot tha leaning fanoiaa, and thosa who hava kald for
?onetime, al ne*t against hop*, have now tome ehanae
of gatiing cut without rulaous sacrifice*. Nicaragua
Tiaaeit liaa been tha favorite aiaoag oertain (peculator*,
and prices have advaaoed about three par (sent. This
cx in pan y will noon uaie a report, and present it at a
special meeting of the stockholders, oalled for that pur
pose. lhlaU the English aud New England plan, and
will be a new feature here. Thia will enable thoie who
feel incited to put auch quest.on? to the otii ien of the
oompany, explanatory of the rep art, an clrc ums -encca
may dictate and the whole matter will be a-re satUfao.
torily dlipoaed of than in the sacret, mysterious manner
usually practiaed In thia latitude and longitude. The report,
we understand, will be fuU and sonclasivc. The rep >rt of
the Erie RaUioad Company, is, we believe, ac*ptable to
Ktockholdera gsnerally. Tie aggregate amount of stock
ted debt on tha 30th of September, 1863, was $33,225,843.
The gro a earnings for the jear ending September 30,
1863, wne *4,318,962 38. Transportstiea expenses In
same time, >2,407,373 13. Nat earning* for the yea^
$1,911,689 23. Tkia la the gist of the report. Numerous
table*'are given, to oouflraa and substantiate these state
ments. Cna thing appears pretty plain la this report,
and that we are pleased to sea. We allude to the entire
management of the line, so far as operating It Is aoncern
?d. Thia ia an laaporlant step, which, we truat, will be
olio wad by others ae?ea*a.-y to put the company, in its
nterral and exteraal affairs, npom a aoand and solid
f undation. There is aauah yet to be done, and Mr. Mc
Alplne must aot gat weary In wall doing. Nothing kas
trans piitd m any other prominent stock calculated to in
fueace the market value either ? ay. Money oontlnuas
in active demand, and the street rales raage from niaa to
twelve per cent for buuinees psper. The banka are slowly
but steadily enlarging thalr regular liaa of disoounta, bat
as Joeg aa the antward movement of specie continues so
stn ng we cannot expect mncii ease in the meney market*
The exportation af specie from thia port during the week
ending and including Saturday, Dec. 10, haa beaa as an
ne,*Si!ii"ji?rrs or Srtra nton thr Dort of Nkw York
Shii) Ellen Foster, Sbanghae, douoloonc $.9,o2# 00
>> ? i"p*i i.-ih dollar* 1,1<>1 60
.t ?? Speoia ?,12? 00
Steamship Baltic, Liverpool, Ingots 856,6)4 82
?. ?? UrxioandolUra 14,t>0t) 00
it\ ii English ooin... 968 00
Trtal Dee 3 to Deo. 10 898,114 32
Piev.ou^ly lepotted 23,811 be5 19
Total for 1853 824,519 61J 61
Duilng the same time the shipments from other porta
have been upward* of one million dollars. Tka steamsh p
Europa, from thia port for Liverpool oa Wednesday aext,
will probably take out a vary large araouat ofapeaia. Tha
Cunard line offer* mere favorable taraa far shipping gold
than tha Collins liaa.
The steamship Arctic, at tki* port from Uvarpool, to
day, brings four days later aawa fiaos all parts ot Europe.
There is to thing definite or decided relative to the posi
tlon of affairs in tha East The financial aooounta are
not so favorable as thoae received by tha previous
steamer. The London Cknmicle of tha 29th of Novem
ber, cays
Thete has been a very unsettled and anxious feeling
matiifes ed to-day in the English stock market. There
are many matters of an important character which now
distTaot ihe attention of the dealer*, and the operators
Bid it difficult to arrive at a dafiuite oonclunion as to the
probable course o( future events, and the phases of the
market A* regards pclitioa, the dealera look with In
creased anxiety at tha progreaa of the Eastern question
generally conclude that the period for negotiation
In as e lapsed, or t hat the efforts lo swure peace will bean
mccasoful Money has for the l?i>: few uays been gradually
becoming tighter and tighter; diaoouat accom-a d?Uon
is found to be less freely granted, and a fe?r ia ex
Dressed that the value of money ia about again to
1 advsuco. The export of the p:eci?ua meiala to
Franoa and to St. Petersourg has for some days
past as before noticed, been very aotive, and for
the present tieie appears but slight chance of much di
ni'nutlon. On the contrary, It is feared that the ship
mente may be extended over a lengttud ponod, and be
come accelerated The financial operation* of the g jvern
ment are of increasing importance, and the anxiety to
know what ia ia oon.emplation ia very great. With re
fetence to foreign politics, the accounts received to day
have not, by any means, tended to assure those interest
ed in the'subject, that further cegotlatioaa tor an arnica
ble settlement of the differences between Kussra and Tur
key will be Kucoessfsl, and hence the general anxiety felt
oa the matter lncrcaaeo rather lhan declinaa. As regar is
the money market, there U oerta nly much reason to ex
pect that tha preeent rates will be maintained, and that
the value of money ia more likely to a. vance than rcoode
during the present year. The Urge amount of stock pur
chased by the public during the last two months, haa
a.thdrawn a considerable amount of capital froax
one channel, and thrown It into the market for
employment elsewhere. At the same time, the ex
portation of the piecioua metals, which, as we have
so often had to remark has been moat aitive, in
creases, and is iikely still to do so, whilst It will be ob
seived thit the ariivala of gold from iustrali* are not,
hy any ciesus, to the ext-nt they were expected to be.
Trie tmaui.il arrange men'.a of the Chancellor of tae Ex
chequer are. however, of more immediate Importance
than either of the two prtceling questions, aa upon them
depends, more than awn any itiag else, how the pri.e?
tf the public fuuds will b? affected and what will proba
bly be th? course tf the money market. It is r? nemiereJ
that during the early psrt of the month of January, now
pretty clcse at hand, a sum of about six millloc* sterling
haa to be paid to the public in th* shape of ?lrldsad4, and
that a similar sum represents the amount of the various
stocks which will at the same period be paid off. The ar
rangemen a which may have been made up in this sub
ject are felt to b* of considerable importance, and as,
alth the exception of what was aunoun?d in the Uorn
inn ChrrmvU of Saturday, there has biea as yet no
intimation afforded ihe dialers, th^ir anxiety injrea=e?
It U feared that If a sum of about twelvs millions i vrlir g
were at once to be p'ace'*, in the hands of the public, an
iaitefttaBous aud mobt injurious effect would be pr>
c need The circulation of the bank wwild b<- suddenly
expanded to an un-af? extent, money would Occmbo ex
ceedingly eswy, specala'ion would be proaootad. pr >j95t*
of doubtfal character be projected, a mass ?f forei5a se
curities won!d be throwu up-^n our market, our metsliis
re-ou*ces be greatly re iuc^i, and the whole mwt*elary
system of the oo'jn'ry be di a-ranged aud throwu ij^>
clsorder, from the i-lfeats of which it would t iks eouo
time to recover. With reteren^? to th.s s ibj-ct li is us
ce??ary to o"ferve that the Bauk of E iglani is a* deeply
interested In ir a? aay other monetary institution or Arm
in the country. It is evident the ritak must havs a c >i
trol i ver the currency, and to btain it m?=t poa^esi a
large amount of gavfi'nmen'. Block which, up'ja an eraer
g?iicy, may be t.p*n upon the market anl told for
bank aotee, so as to keep down the clrculati m. la
other words, whiLst it would ia?ue notes by on*
! operation, it would call them oack by another, and taui
| l.eep up the "equilibrium of it? active cir--.olai.on Th
I (on 'I market epmei ttis ruorrin^ at the p ic? of J6-,
1 to 96'i, sn 1 rallied to 9ft1-,' to 91>?, but rece l?i aa i
finally left i ff at 96Si to 96,', for moiie, aud aooouut. Con
n l- f' r the Jsnuvry aivyunt a'e quotsd at 9'i to 95
!Ho'k ia now p eotiful, and money i* searocratn ngst I j*
ealer*. Ont of doors the dennnd for in uey umitiU'ies
verj active, an 1 firf t ola^s billa nan not, uu.ier^ny oir
cuKiStancea, be ('Ucotnteii under 6 jier eent. With refer
n.ce to the rvcent shipJien's of gold to Russia referred to
ia?t week, It appears that toe Kmperor has obtained ad
*aiices upon oertain Kngii^h secarities n%ld by hiso,
which have been remitted to St. I'et-rsburg. A report
that an eminent mercantile houfie In Loudon is eonnect
ni with the coatraction of a new KusiU-i loan to tbe ex
tent r f f.t.OOO,COO, ia Incorrect. There ia, however re?
son Vi believe that a well knewn hoane at Amsterdam,
deeply connected with Rusaian Interents, is at th* present
time seeking to obtain a large nam cf money fcr trana
miwaion to St. Piteraburg.
The Timet, of the 29th of November, say*
The specie movementa of the week have been extraor U
r.ar.lv heavy, and greatly on the unfavorable aide. The
arrival* have consiated of ?276,000 gold, and ?60,000
silver, and thcexporta of opwaria of ?*00,000 gold, and
J./0 000 silver, of which the amount of gold for the Run
man government waa 1600,000, while an additional total
of ?160,000 has been sent lo St. Petersburg by private
firm*.
The Bank of France ha* decided on making its pay
ments In gold, la conaequenoc of the drain made upon H"
silver hul'lon.
The market for breadstuff* continued inactive, with a
lownward tendency In prices. The arrival* had been
large In consequence of the tine weather The finer brand*
c f American flour had *old freely, but price* were heavy.
Qaotations for cotton, particularly for the lower grade*,
bad slightly improved. Advloca from this side of a frost,
had caused the advanre and Increased demand.* From
the manufacturing districts them 1* nuthiog new or Im
portant Trade generally dull.
A' a meeting of the Precldent and Irtreotora of th?
Chetapeak* and Ohio Canal Company on Wednesday, the
7th instant, the board determined that the canal nhculd
continue open for navigation so long as the weather per
nitted, and until closed fcy ice.
Tlie earnings of th? Cleveland and Pittsburg Ruil'oad
Com par y in Mi v. 1S fw3. amosinted to 840,660 80, agains*
?20,362 19 from the same month laat year, showing at
iMsieaie of 8M.187 87.
The Toronto Ouftu *ay?>-"Th? statement of
tmauM 00 tti ?4 aria g Mm anth tt October,
jut published, la mwtiilj aatiaffcetory. Ik* nmn
from talk foe Um awtk iu M follows;?
1862. 1843.
f ? B. da i- ?? *.
WsllandOanaJ 11,249 18 a 8,^01 10 8
St UwTence Canal 4,120 17 3 3,163 17 11
Cbansbly Ganal 196 2 A -<?2 in 2
Bt. Am i Look 161 ft 7 * 1T8 8 1
Burlington Bay Canal .... 697 4 6 080 12 11
Grand total of toll*. .?18*161 8 7X ?18,802 17 9
The iaareaaa la tha reoelpta on the St Uwrenoe Canals
from 1862 la nn larger, we ara happy to obeerre, than
from tho Wellaad."
Tha dob bar af veaeela pamd through tha Welland
Canal Into laka Oatarlo daring tha waa ending Norem
ber 28, and thair daatiaation, waa aa follows:
To Oswego ....18 To Toronto 3
To Ogdensburgh 7 To Port Hepe 1
To Gape Vincent 1 To Belleville 1
To Saoketa Harbor 1 To Montreal *
Total ta C. S. porta. ...24 Total to Britiah portJ...9
We annax aa official statement of tha aaauat of tolla
collected upon tha eaaala of thia State duriag the fourth
weak in November, 'or tha aaaaon up to December
lit, 1863 ?
Kiw Tom Stati Cikaiji?Toua OomoriD.
Jfourtk xmtk in Nw. Tutii to A*. 1.
1346 $21,767 *2,754,468
184 7 24,666 3,6 H,850
1848 28,821 3,M*,?60
184P 62,487 3,268,889
18S0 61,029 . 3,266,083
186 1 36,274 3,327,7'iO
1862 31 098 3,101,724
18t8 66,916 3,196,566
A comparison of receipts for the two jeara to November
30, 1812 and 1863, showing the general eourae of trade,
is aa follows:?
1862. 1863. Decrease Incr.
On up frtiglt mar
chanui.? $818,987 $876 910 ? 861,923
On down do from
other States... 1 293,304 1,278.363 $17,481 ?
On down freight
from thit State. 098,928 1,643,323 ? 49,390
Tota' $3,101,724 $8,195,666 $17,481 $111,318
$17,481
Increase $83,832
We si all have another week's receipts to add to the
above aggregate. The canals are abont closed for the
searon.
The receipt at tide water of the principal articles of
produce frem tha opening ef the canala to and including
the 7th instant, have been as follows:?
RKCuns or Pkobcck at Tidb Wat-hr.
1861. 1852. 1358.
Canal open April 16. Aprtl 20. April 20.
Flour, bbls 3,358.443 3,416,030 3,842,680
Wheat, but-hela 8,168,?k>6 6,611,639 3,644 881
Corn, do 7,915,4f.4 6,320,024 3,193,3-49
Barley, do 1,810,417 2,273,367 2,513,941
Oats, do ? ? 3,996.162
Poik, bbla 48.019 72.812 106,286
Beef, do 76,t44 85.003 92,319
Cheetw, lbs 25,602,1-00 16,323 908 18.2c0.200
Butter, do 9,668,000 7,840,108 8,227 COfl
Lard, do 10 814,000 10,?2??,e00 11,480,990
Bacon, do 10,904,000 8,688,890 19,967,500
Wool do 10,618,000 7,641,100 ?,221,308
The receipts at tide water, of flour, wheat, oora, and
barley, for the Brat week of December, 1868, and 1852,
have been aa follows :?
FUur, Wis. Wh'-at, but, Oorn, but. Barley, but.
1863. .111.319 299,440 SO,015 60 306
1862.. 147,670 20Vb09 87,064 116,1.8
Deo..86,961 Inc. 97,837 Deo. 67,049 Dec. 64,823
The agg.ega+?a of the receipts ef the above articles, ao
far, for the jeara 1883 and lS62, have been?
f'lnur, bblc. Wheat, but. Corn, ha. Barley, but.
1862.3,(42 fiSO 8,644,881 8.193,389 2,618 941
186ai .3,416,0?l0 8,611669 6,820,024 2,273,887
Dm. 378,360 Inc. 1,932,742 Dm. 2 120,031 Inc. 246,574
The statement of the receipts at tide water from all the
oiace*, for the first week of December, show* a deficiency
in the receipt of Soar aad (rain, compared with the re
ceipt* lor the oorrc*pondlng period for 1862, excepting la
wheat, The deficiency 1b floor la bow 373,860 bbl*.,
which 1* mote thaa overcome by the large excess of wheat
which leave* aa exceu of floor equal to 18,19! BbU.
Barley ihowi limited rcoeipt*, aad we are now in advance
of the entire rcoeipt* of 1862, by canal?281,466 boaheUt,
which will aot vary much from the official itatemeat.
From December 7 to the clo<e of aavlgatloa last year,
there was received 48,078 bbls floor, 148,807 bushel*
wheat, 91,019 do. corn, aad 7,118 do. barley.
The total valoc of the foreign export* from Baltimore
fur the week ending on Thoraday, the 8th Instant, 1*
$198,493. The export of bieadatuffa Ck the week oom
priee* 10,111 barrel* of floor, 1,036 barrel* of cora meal,
18,e06 bushel* of wheat, and 24,284 baahels of cora.
Of tobacco 180 hhd*., aul of ooal 302 ton*, were ex*
potted.
The aaaexed statsmeat exhibits the quantity aad
value of ecrtala articles, other than fortlga drygccdi,
imported into thia pqrt daring the week ending aad in
cluding Friday, Dec. 9, 1863
Cobjukck of tux Port of Niw Tokk?Wibeit Ikpcrts.
Pkgt. Value. Pkgt.
*689 Indigo 43'
2,600 Instruments?
14,840 Chemical 17
1,918 Mathematical. 2
1,?10 Musical
4,?35 Optical
1,306 Ivory
8,824 Do. vegetable.
192
267
4
Alabaster ora. "88
Basket* 18
Book# 60
Bottle* ?
Bi is ties 1
Brot em 17
Bruithe* 6
Batten* 60
Cement 160
.heese 163
China elay... 170
China ware..
Cigar*
Cinks
Coal, too*.,. 1,062
Coffee.. 9,962
Cotton 260
Corks 67
Ilugv?
Argols.' 34
Bicarb soda. .3 2*20
Bl'ch p.wders 670
Brimstone..., 411
Chirkory 34
Cochineal..., 108
Cream tartar. 68
Esi eace oil*... 18
ttum arable.. 234
Cam copal... 417
Borax 200
Hjd. potash.. 18
Juniper bertit* 100
I ?mon peel... 9
licozice paate (90
Ucorioe root. 1,824
Madder 243
Jlagneia 3
Med prep.... 231
Nut gaits 16
N (iran*. bark 100
Opium 6
Plaut'n baik.l,f40
Prua potash . 11
(Juiniie 6
Rape -*ed.... 100
Reg ? u'.ian.liy 8
Rhubarb 11
S&ellic f.O
SarsapaiUla... 149
Sci'.a 408
Stda ash 284
t-'ugar l<?ad.... 42
Sulphur 66
: utnac 946
Tartartlc acid. 4
Terra japoiiica 60
Veniign* 4
Dyewoods?
Fur tic. tons..
logwood
Demi job as... 1,000
Karthenware 1,067
Finery 40
fcgT*Ting4... 23
>*ns 4
Flfh?
Cod 950
Bier mga 2,780
Sardioos 243
Akw oe* 60
Fruits?
Alm<?d<t ... 126
Cocoa 121
Citron 22
Filbert* 200
Grape* 760
Nut* 600
Plum* 100
Preserved o83
Raisins 42,163
Furs 19
Kurmture .... 38
Glass 13,339
Plated 09
Ware 176
Hair 2
Hair, manuf.. 6
Hatters good*. 9
Hemp 6
Honey 440
India rubber.. ?
89
8
60
1
27
80
3
4
68
55
tafl
206 Jewelry
3,234 Leathe.- ....
W7 Patent
18,772 Boots & shoes.
2,442 Dressed *klna.
824 I'ndrHescd do. ?
2,928 Leeches 28
120,637 Liquor*?
1,800 Al? 872
1,631 Brand/ 416
Gin 545
3,280 Whiskey 12
11,401 Lit hog. stone* 61
8,776 Lumber &Um. ?
689 Maccaroni ... 100
(32 Msrb mantel* 18
20 834 Metals?
16,084 Brae* goods.., 4
1,238 Copper 3
8,384 Parous, caps.. 3
7>67 Sheathing..., 386
7,430 Iron, ton* .... 1244
2,406 Hoop pkga... 622
241 Pig, ton* ....2,204
449 Rath'd bar*. 12,6c9
17,fc71 Sheet, pkgs.. C,816
1.074 Scrap, ton*... 340
36,678 Tube-i, pkg* .. 8j0
187 Chain* 82
8,137 Cutlery 48
8l4 Guns 74
2,824 Hardware.... 141
2,149 Nails 629
27 424 Needles ...... 2
1.6-.8 Saddlery 6
1,047 Wire 311
6ol Lead 16,841
473 l'Uted ware... 29
?1-4 Old mi tal .... ?
1 4i>5 atenl 1 614
3.843 Tin 1C 408
1,466 Do ioil 1
7,442 ..... 23
8,134 Mus-Jird 640
1,2' 0 Oils?
2,272 Coooanut 10
S'44 Linseed !>6(
1,234 OUve 1,710
968 ltspeserd..... 19
Pain 41 l,?4i
1 300 Paintings .... 4
4.4^2 I'aper 167
276 Ps pier mache. 3
86 -i>8 Perfumer/ ... 64
602 Pipes ftb*}
3 3"0 Plaster, tons.. 100
1,265 Portoionuine . 14
Rajs 876
4,332 Itice 50
2,605 Silt 29,106
3,933 Seed*, gwd?u. 46
164 Shell* 79
Soap 770
675 Spioee?
4?i2 Cinnamon ... 30
1,703 Nutmeg* .... 38
1,263 Stationery.... 37
l/.3d Tobacco 243
416 Toys 76
'617 Watches 25
2,368 Wine 4,037
46,928 Champagne. .1,375
6,182 Wood?
6,807 Cedar 124
13,4^0 Mab'gauy.... 492
10,931 Ro.ewood ,... 18
3,946 Wool 440
274 Do. waste,.. 62
8,6?v? Candles 05
3,7^8 Mats 12
376 Ponder 100
6,006 Willows 1,332
Value.
7,061
992
768
4,474
1,8 >2
2,437
840
13 417
6,10-J
941
424
16,312
am
2,117
6.412
21 60S
32,00-1
1..J -0
2,177
1,670
308
600
401
1,126
4*9
67,748
C8,i"7
762
38,80
89 9-2
41 867
6,7 >7
862
7 804
7,2 2
8,931
34,214
2,031
803
1,604
6,0lU
9 (,6 >1
8 882
3,9)1
42.111
166,105
3-1
452
I,5.(3
474
81,714
6,9j
1,260
9,410
663
10,175
488
2,701
1,170
10)
4 4?2
10 30>
20<5
II,8:6
689
781
2,352
1,320
4 47J
7,168
6,931
7,8 ;6
34,623
16 4.-4
8,462
1,070
8,302
273
25.98M
1,887
616
1,481
898
1,816
6,909
10,782 Other imports 30
Value ol merchandise Imported week ending
Deo. 9, 1863 8i,68r,,453
Vslusofdry goods Imported week ending Dec.
9, 1863
Total 92,760,970
The principal item* of import amlng the have
been as follow*:?Coffee, 91S9,43'<, medr>i 836,378; ptun
tain bark, 827,424, earthenware, 886,6( -?; ralwns, <45,
928, undrmsed sklni, $32,303; gfn, $->2,604, cop^iar
fli?atfc:ng, 957.748; Iron, 868,177; pig Iron, $38,870; rail
road iron, $?9,922: sheet iron, <11,857; hardware, $">!,
214, lead, $91,631; steel, $42,113; tin, >166,106 haseed
oil, $31,714, watches, $34,62).
Mines anil Mining.
bl'NUAY, Ix>'!amber 11?0 P. V
The mining world nes been inert active than rc-uju du
rin4 the pas', wee*. large <aiss lave been aoi.de of Ls
5!?* "**' 01 othor atookj inil),
0B8? Brd?jr Parker Veil eloeej it S, Mu
?cm**in, U" it oom minded it Un krokiTk
boird. Now Jereey Zinj sella it
iro I-K^.^.,iISIN(, BOARD. Saturday 10th.
ICO * Penn. b60 3* 100 Pirker Vein 8
.3
uj^o, , s
100 do.. i do *>?
CITT TRADE REPORT.
*? *?
iieluied 24,000 bbla?(our SfllV/ . m
M 70 I 96 93V; oo^^to ^KKl Ohif M HlV> ? fe
?'Z\b7"?? 7J"***7 ?*! ??? W?Vt>ra,ti
bki *7 Vi>* ? 48 '6- or3,OK)
*?t) 87^ i^Thh^a ? J< ^"P'red a SC. 811.
?ntt ?8w 1 IT 80? bMa Altera fjUa i hay'
for '??&* tf " " ' #7 OT*
btl. The last .ale of V\iL'S rf,.,r '1JV, l*r
*.do at >0 25. BuCkw^t^ou, JL ? E*
mind, it $4 16 1 u 75 ,JP m , o - in d*'
In fiir r?i|Ufti, *t $5 for flno, 45 j, u iV ^L ""
p.rflio, perhbl (Weal w? "if'*/
87 >* fir wore*/, and >4 12', r0l Br*udywlne vr?i?t ^
Z?*itVir?8^?l TBU1? bu!,.in,," ??0?wt?d If 32,508 btuh
V **'" * ** '0)4 for (??! ew? wliit?r SI 71 f#?r u. ,w;
*?* do., $1 69 i $i (i6 ;or 0hi0 Jo |?ril L) a ?? ?
oonnoa to cbnioo W?etorn rod *ro ?. w
? .1K&3
gta-AwsawftSS
4 KtE"*1"0f fl't0? ^ 1110 cu(r"> * ?X ? UXO ,
e'i"w!?t ? r# T'*" ?om'riM<1 S'?4 b?lM, tooln4
fcrV'Ck?i7Wlro H?r ''*? ? v r#c,lT',d ????* I*ttorn bo
.... 5S?
"'MTV" 8" *? 'To'llnccn.'^^bu'flotr^r.'ea0
aa&f?- isstt sr.
ispSHSS
cwred for Melbourne, ud would nil probiblj on Mou
brieed*?OlTk7u'rl5i,7^1*? in r*9UMt The Mlei oa
in iH'7 ? o WeHt*rn ?' 113 50 for ntu mi
to?Srfhhh .frf ?or* Mti?' Ml?? imoaotod
. ' ou lwt, should bar# read ? 80 000 a qo aoa
, *>?<* Stat#, aad 26,000 boxn Ohio.
KfEKT lifT
<WH IA1A
$50.000.~rc?.V^5ilsiaslw to1k- *rHi<,r
ti?n? on Brnidwir: rrtae um b,st ,#0?
?readway for??,000; alia on* of ?h? k '.>01*t,,'i ??*f
hot?l? ia New Vork lor t4.r> (HiO J dowi town
th# liatterv S12fMin* on i 0.' 'i nn? botil looi(;d u**i?r
Cf on llTorakl. torrn, f ix I p'lrt a k?-" . V .U di,po,0<
s^sv.y-'4 '? w'JWSTKiiAS
$3,000.-,'.?.*,^ ""?}? 'IXTimK t?D
^ula< ailoana in N?w Vtrk loaat???.. ?!! dri?kia* iad
aw ?s. a. to.i.i ss. M
^cSSr^
hood, and entirely free f.'om nui?inoia Th'. I B?1*hfco'
?lorin, baaement, md lub aatui ?h# '? tbraa
iiiprovomauta. ierma eisy. ??4t?'?inf ill tie mod.rn
P* itOTT, yp. 43 Ckimbari itreal
loa deta, being abliKod to to SnotT <? *it'1 P4r??aant
heilth will diapoia If heriei.a fSlr If?. eoBf*<l??noe ot ill
siz1" ??" >"is:vVsi;rv*jiS;Kms
S10 Broadway. ? "iniw Of D. D. NA8JL
t ^ CLERK WANTED?A
?ala rary aheip, wall worthy tha atSitMn^V t * * ,tore for
ing to purebiae. InuuireVl k I Vo v ii A e iTy ?*? "????
tween fitt and Wlllet .treeU. ' M <3r?,i ,tr,<t. ??"
mnd"IS^^.?
or ?a lin#, deali af the proprietor. Apply
F?wilfof*aEwhUMil??j jlt-f,1 "UR*8 ANB QOOD
Broid ind Bridge itreeta "??' ?"?? ?'
keen eatabliabed tor a atmber .rtl.;. ; ' Th* ,toM kat
IB azteaalTa oonntry trade and la ??n?e?tion with
loeitienaiitk. eUy. !?? ' V? VA " on* of tk? be.t
the knainesa wUl find thia a *oodTteortn^?.r?MiT *oi"? int>
kbe nkeeriker felling oat u th*t tVhli? T" o^jeet ef
with nether baainrii CHAS I ?ta w??."JiL'!t?4 ^imailf
?treet, eorier ef Bridge. w,w>,* n8jANF0RD- W Broid
B10^5nuL.fl^kl,^0"tkGtEw.H^?.Dt8ES'a ?N CLIXTON
idfe?"* '"V W&^i.rro'iww
For sale?a plot of ground on the north
tide ot 10*th street, 125 foot watt of Eighth aveuue, with
* front of 28 U?t on 100th street, running 2tW feet through te
107th etre't, and widening to 39 feet, Prioe S'JM. Abo, two
lot* OB Twenty sixib street. Apply to
E. B. KINSM1MLR, 31? Fourth avenue, after 2 P. M.
FOR 9ALE-A SUPERIOR NEW ENGLISH BASEMENT
house, on Thirtieth *treet, botireen Madison and Fourth
avenues. Terms easy. Also, a thioe iWy modern built
house on Thirty-first street, near Fourth avenue.
E. U. EIN5UIMER, 319 Fenrth av., after 2 P. M
HOUS1 AND LOT FOR SALE IN BROOKE STREET,
three blocks west of Broadway. Price $'',%? For
particu'ars, apply to MARK LEVY, 27 City Hall plaoe.
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE-THE TWO
three story frame buildings and lease of Utf is Twenty
fifth street, one hundred feet below Tenth avenue. Lean
thirteen years from May lait. with two renewal* of twenty
eie ytars each, at the grenud reat of $.50 per lot and taxes.
Stock and fixtures of a first rate greoery and li jaor store will
be luid with the lea?e. Any one desirous of making a *fe
investment will .Uaina bargain. Apply te J. LYONS, Mo.
9 Chambers street, or on the premises.
Rare chance.?for sale?the entire stock
and leaee of one ef the best clothing store* ia the eity
it has been occupied as sush lit the last five years, and is
?ow doing a good business. Seldom suoh an opportunity
otters. Location 1b Fulton atroot. Ploa*a address R. 3.,
Herald office.
AfAtEliELD ANI~UNiONPOBT 7ILLAUE3. -ONE
Ft aereia t\e firmer, r.:id half an acre in the latter, '.or
.a!a. Address, with cacao and adcrea*, Wakofiell, Uarald
itN,
VKNAi'lH' AiUUItTEIU
OFFIrES TO LET?SUITABLE FOR LAW VERS OR
ctlier business men, situated in a desirable location,
n>ataad commodious. Rent low. Apply ou tho premises,
82U Greenwich street
TO LET UN 11L THE TIRST OF MAT?THE 8TORE ON
the corner of 1 bird avenue and Ninth street, aad >bt
leate f.r sale or the whole buillinr, for four yoars from tha.
time. Apply at the real ettate and loan oiiiaj 11 Cuambe.-*
street, In the basement.
TO LET-THE SECOND STORY ?F THE STORE 00
cupied by us, it ia finely lighted, and a desirable loja'i >n
Apply to MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILL/aM^ A Ct>.,
No ]] Vtsey and No. li Barclay ttreeta, diroctly la the roar
of the Astor Heme.
TO LET-IN EIGHTH AVENUE, A FEW STEPS
from Abingdon square, several furnished room*, w.tii
parlT, either for a email family without children, or to
Siug'e gentlemen aith or without bre:>kia*t and tea. Ad
dross X. V , Bread way fist Otiue.
rpo LEI'-A M'MlttR OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
X offi.e*; also, * et re and four laseinents ia the new bnili
in* 212 Ilroa ,w ay, onriier M fulton street. Apply to R. W
Rlif*^ELL, rv m No. M, 212 Broadway, from II to 8 o'clock.
TO LKT?ON CLIKMON1 AVKNL'K, BEOOKLVnTa
twoetiry and basemont eotta<? house, containing eight
rooms, turd finished walls, marble mantels, sliding iiirn,
grates, Ac. For liirthur particulars inquire of H. lieudal,
(Jaioa Hotel, Ll*>i rty etreet, near Concord or of J. Evans,
US W ilionghoy str et Rent per aunum. Immediate
possossion will be given.
rpo LET?aN UNFURNISHED PARLOR, TWO BED
X room*, and b&s?meiit Rent $2t per laonlh, la advauie.
Alto, two lurniihed roorr.s, suitable f ,r gentlemen b lolg
inys Rent, etch, fo par month. ln|uirt> at 469 Broom*
street, corner of Oreene.
Tin LET-UN rUPNISHED, TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN*
lor sleeping apartment , with > r with .ut bre iklas-., or
to a laroily of tnreo persons, the whole or part of the third
?lory of tli* house No. 22 west Twenty eighth street, near
Broadway, composed of two rouna with Hra plao?e, t*?
ehtmbere, alaeemenf or not,(with c'utuu wi -er.) a cellar and
<.*e oi a fine yard. The other part of the ho is* is icoupiud
(.5lj ly three pfisi n*. K. nt liom Jl!5 to$1B per m inth. Iu
'jnlro icr MM. L. II a LSIY, as above.
To LIMI Tili." BUIKI of a AluuW l\dv, up
tewti, the oooatiosal er permanent uce of a comfortable
parlor, with fire. Hcut in advance. Adires* K., boa *i.'i
Union f|nsre Prst Cilice.
rpO BE LET?THE FIMT FMOg Of f ? MHAIEO
1 No ftl Liberty street, opposite the Post offl-e, ^v.ai cal
e> Isted for a banking house or an Insuraase office, bei.ig
r,tt d >'p wi'h sst-s, and repl..te *ith every "nvauiuee.
Possorei'.n tna) Lo had immtdiately. Apply to, J a VI tS L.
f'K<!lAM. No. It - Broadway, core, .r Piue street, M*tr> poll
ir.n Lark buil.inia
LSA^E?Tli E CORNER SuiKE, CORNER I WEMi V
til I h s'reet and I'saitk arsutfe. A liue stand for Ik
>o i <rv er <roeiry *t. re. Rer.t modurito. Al>o, to let,
in. - I on-' ob TiiirtV.il ?tree*. bctw.'?a Madison and Fourth
eti.es. L h KlA.-'rtli!: u, '<19 Four'.n av., alter I P M
c'W)*k tfkvip rauunTM.
RICii CLOAK (1ALLOONS, VKUi,?, REAL OIMPITRR
l*?.;* an ' dr?-s trunwloge, o) tho liihcet description;
the bout ?m r -Ui .ut In t' o oitv, w'>'?>??? le and re??ii. at li.w
dtio*. DAl.K t'MPLt. JU(>a4wtf.
?OAJUnae AID UMWlMi
him BROABWAY Tiro SUITS or BANDSOMMLY
J\ fnntiehed parlor* kid lingle room* can be obtained,
with private table If deiired, for the winter, by reapectable
partial, at fair price* for (aperior aecoramodatione. The con
venience* ataahed te the hen** are modern, and geod attend
Hm fermlahed.
4 T 70 AMD 72 FRANKLIN street. twoor THREB
A room* en the drat and aetend lour, with large badr>oma
attached, neatly furnlabed, will be let en reasonable terma
te aingle gentlaaaea, with breakraet if required, icrvediA
their room, la quire at 72, B "*t hoa?e w*?t ef Broadway.
A SINGLE 8ENTLEMAN CAN BB ACCOMMBDaTED
with a parler and bedroom, with large oloaeta attached,
oa tbe cecoad floor with er without breakfast, with the privi
lece of hot, eeld, and (hewer bath*. Pleaae apply at 66 Cut
Twenty eeoond atreet, between Fourth utd LeiUgton avo
wee
APTR1C1LV PSIVATB FAMILY WOIIJ LIT TO A
aingle gentleman a tarnished room, with fcreakfaat and
t< a, where every endeavor would be made to add te eomfort,
at No. 16S Snllivau atreat, third deor from Houston. Terma
k.i derate; roference* exchanged.
A FINE FRONT PARLOR A NT)'* FRONT BEDROOM,
en tha neeond floor, h&nJaomely furn'abed. Alan, a
tingle room fer aingle gentlemen. Tha hoasn haa the modera
improvi-mon's. Apply at At) oo-ter of Eighteenth atrett and
Fourth avenue, opposite tl e Clarendon Betel,
AT TUB BOARDING EXHHANGE, 2f? BROADWAY,
corner of Kettle atreet, room Ne. 12. a lady aad g#u
tlemaa eaa obtain ro?n ami bedroom in Weat Twenty
aevcath (treat, where there ara no ot*>or boarders Term*
p?<- moath, ia advtnre with full board fot the lady, and
partial board for the geat'eran.
A T TIIE BOARDINO BXCBANQB, ZM BROAD
A. way, corner of Ke?da atreet, room Ne. 12.
beardera caa et'taia intellifence, free of charge,ef *uohbo%rd
a* they require hi any part of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey
City, or Moboken, board of every description baini register
ed npr t*o books of the oatahliahiaent.
Apartments to let.?two parlors on ths
first fleer, eleeantly furnished; one or both oan be used
k( bedroom*, ii deaired. To let to gentlemen only. Ref< r
encea exchanged. Apply at 133 Uleeokei atreet, welt of
Broadway.
Board at ?s broadway-front an? rbar
auita on aoeond aad third floors, eltgaatly furnished, tor
'?amilioa; also, rooms for (ingle gent'eeuen, with lull uoard.
te Jiouse haa all tha modern imprnamuata. Reference*
W?hanged.|
BOaRD-WESVOF AND NEAR BROADWAY; HOUfcB
firt.t class, and newly furnlabed throughout; haa batha and
<as; rooms and nuita acw vacaat limner at half-pant Ave
O'oloojc. The moit unexceptionable relerenoea requited and
liven, Apply at 29 Cliutoa place, near Eighth atreet.
BOARD.-TRO HANDSOME UNFURNISHED FRONT
pkrirrs to let, together or separately, oa reaaorable
terma. with board, to a gentleman aad hie wife;dethoa preaa
and bath room attaohed. Appl^to Mra. Davie, 101 Lewis at.
BOARD.-A FINE SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS TO LET,
neatly furaiahed; alae a fir at parlor an flrat floor, lo un
exceptionable familiea or single gentleman. All the modem
iaiprevemeata ef gaa, water, co. Deairably located?No. M
Kant Twentieth atreet, between Breadway aad Fourth ave
nue; eeatigwoua te Fourth aad Sixth avenue oars, And aevoral
atage liaea. Reterencea exchanged.
Board.?a gentleman can obtain a fur
nibbed room, with bo .rd, in a private family, at Ne 83
Twenty-sixth str"o , bet teen Pixth aad Seventh avenues.
Tbe honae haa all the m< dern improvements, andii ple&aant
ly located, Kclerenoea given and roquiree.
Board.?two or three gentlemen can be
aceommi dated with partial board, and dinner on Sun
days, in a highly respectable American family, where Spa
nish is all* upehen. Tha honae haa the modern Improve
menta. Apply at It> AUngdon place. Kefirencea required
BOAKn - rUUSAHT R')OHS, WITH BOARD. OAN
be had by arp'.ying at 4^7 Broom* atreat, one block eait
of Broadway. Ouuae flrat claaa, with all tho modern iin
pwwniata.
Board.-furnibqed rooms to let, with or
without bjlldl private table if required. Inquira at
No. 12 Union place.
Board wtST of broadway.-a private fa
mily will lei a neatly furulahed room to a g?ntleman
aad lady, er oae or two aiagle gentlemen ;*alno, a aingle room,
suitable Ur on* gentleman, with full or partial board with
use of batha, on moderate terma.- Addr*** 116 Thoispdon
atraet, near Frinee.
Board in bleelker street.?persons wisn
ing to make arrar.Kcm nta f r the winder will find tine
rooms and every oemlort at No. 13 Carroll plaoe, Bleeoker
atreet.
Boa rd in brookltn.-h andsomely furnished
rooms with full or partial board, in a genteel fvni'y,
furnished, for airgle gentlemen, at XM Hieks street, South
Brookljn,between President and Carroll atrtota, Ave miautea
walk from the Hi mil ton atreat terry. Apply to Mra.
M hitney, on the preioises.
Board in broorlyn.-sinolb gentlemen can
obtain pleasant rooma, with fall or partial board, at 102
Cliatna atreet, near Atlantio; very convenient to Souti and
Wallatriet terri?t One large reom, with lruxla, for two
persona, per week eaah; amall room for one, S5. Good re
ferences giTen and reqnired. Apply at tho honae, or inqnire
ef Mr. Abbott, IS Naeiau itreet, New Fork.
B
Board in Brooklyn, in a German family.
Two or three gentlemen will find pleasant apartna* ut*
and good board in a tiermtn family. Looation nrar Clinton
and Atlartio atreet*, within a lev minutes walk ot South
ferry. Address A. B. C., box 790 New York Post Oft e.
Board w#?ted?in the country, tor three
?hildren, two boy*, and one girl?as**, 16, 11, and 13
?ear??in iome reepeetible family, (and near a (toed lohool j
liatanse bom New Yerk to be from VtoW mllei, ant euy
?( aooeu where the ehildren ean be properly eared fir. Re
ference! given and required. Apply by letter or personally,
to Thorna* Lookyer, 113 Boatk *treet.
Board wantit-by a gentleman ind wife,
in Brooklyn?where there are but few boarder* would be
pr*ferred. Addre** 1. E., Berald office.
Board wanted.?two rooms (furnished pre
ferred) in the upper part of the oil/, and in a private
koue, to b* need only in the day time, for tee tr three per
*en* to k eet sociably. Payment in advance ia lieu of ref?r
?noe._Addre** H. M., Broadway Po*t Offio*.
Board wanted-for a yocnq lady, either
in a private family or a r**peotabla boarding house;
reference* required and given. Addre)* P. McDonnell, No.
1 King street; all letter* po*t paid.
Board wanted-in the country, for two
children, ace* 10 and 13 year*, boy and girl, in aoiae re'
spcetable family, near a good ichoof. Distano* from New
Y> rk. 36 mile*, and eaiy or aeoeu. Reference* given and i
quired. Addre** C. O. Them peon, 66 Fulton etreet N. Y.
OARD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY-BY A SINGLE
gen'leman, with a (paoioa* room on theiecond floor in
a private family. Tee neig borhood of Grand and Wash me
ton street* preferred. No boardinghoue keeper n?od apply.
Addre** J. P , Hetald office.
Boarding ?a lady is desirous of letting to
a gentleman and hi* wife a front roim aud lid* ruoin,
with all the modern oonveuience. Two or tiree single gen
tlemen can ko accommodated with pleat ant rooms and all
the comfort* of a heme, ai3U Seemd avenue. Broadway
?tage* pass th* door.
Boarding?to let, to a gentleman, a parlor
and bedroom, in a gentoely furnished houae, with or with
out partial board. Addre** Mr*. Blenerhasiet. Post Offio*.
Note nejd apply unlet* a gentleman willinj to pay liber
ally. Location near Bnadway, eelow Houston atreet.
Boarding for the winter?now vacant,
several sitting rocms, bedrooms, pantries adj-ining,
suitable tor familie"; alao rooms with grates, for single gents,
with full or partial board; house eonta'n.ng all modern im
provement*; location one of the boot for business men in ti*
citj, 3?7 Broadway, corner Leonard street.
Elegant rooms-a suite of rooms, consist
ing of an entire floor, splendidly furnished, ia a now
brown atone houae, with gaa, furnace, batting ronmi, and
wat' r eloseti on ev >ry Ho r; location oentral, one d?or went
oi Filth averue; oetupied by a small private family, where
no boarders are taken. A single gontloinan, wishing elegant
rotjns, may addr**a b*x 412 Peat Oflic*.
French board.?genteel accommodations
for families and single gentlemen; a parlor and bedroom,
hundsomcly furnished, will be let, separately or together.
First class house, gas and water threugnout. Also, a plea
t ant sitting room on trtt floor. Dinner at6. References ex
changed. Apply at "(j at. Mark's plaoe
JfURNlSHED apartments?CONSI3TINO OF A
~ tre large back parlor, and one or t?o other rooms,
with or without partial board, at 154 Chambers street.
Handsome furnished rooms?to ^et, with or
without board, with all the modern improvements, bath
room, gar, Ac., at No 83 West iweutj seventh street, Sixth
avenue, one block irom Broadway.
Handsome furnished rooms to let in
iir ad*ay, near Bioome street with pa> tries, gaa, Ao.,
tuitable fvr tinglo gentlemen; also, -.fflset for buninos* and
professional purposes. Apply at6?t2 Broadway.
PRIVATE BOARD IN A FRBNCU FAMILY.?TWO
tingle gentlemen only can be aoeommodated with board
and a largt room t>n the Hr.it flo r, with an enclosed piazia
attached, by applying at No. 100 Twelfth street, between
University place and fr i th avenue.
OOMS lO LET-FURNISHED, WITH BOARD?AP
pi) at 17 W: ester str. et
rO LET?AT NO 2 CLINTON PLACE, 3Kf?R\L 1)1
rirabln rooms tor farilivt and |*ntl< men, on the first,
second klU third floors. Breakfast if required. Reference*
txthangid.
TWO SUITES OF PARLORS AND BEDROOMS, O.I
tecotd floor, provided with gis, hot air. <Vn.. ue?ly
ti rniahed, to let, with board, at 74 West Twenty-third street.
Ktfirencs required.
WAMEIi-BOARD FOR A FAMILY OF FIVE
grown persons, in a lir.it alaes home a'>ove Bond itrust,
ht'.re ce givon ml required. Address box *4t> I'.ist
Office. ftotii.K terms, whioh must be moderate tor tae aoeom
n.i dati'.ns requ red.
WANTED?ON THE FIF.8T OF JANUARY, BV A
gentleman and hit wif?, a front room, with or without
bedroom, 't the eec.nd floor, witb hoard, in a bin** with all
the mni'ern conveniences. Locality in Ttrenty aerontt or
Twenty tnlrd street, between Fifth snd Ninth avenues. Per
manent board wmiti'd. and a private lamily preferred. Ad
dreas William, Uerald otfiu*.
K
Iiorsic*, ROOMS, AC., WANTUB,
House wanted-wanted to purchase, a
liouae in litooklyn. a tw o atory briok building, oonvo
nient to the Fulton snd Atlantic ferriei. Addresj, stating
price, location, Ae., II. H . He-aid oWee.
TO LANDOWNERS-WANTED, A TRACT OF LAND
lor a village, nut les*thun f rty aores, within live miles
of Now York a.id nesr to some railway depot or s eauOoat
landing. Apt ly, between 10 A M. and P. M., to JOHN A.
f I. A MM EH, No W Mill street. Offioea to let In Wall a tree t,
and other rood buainea* loealitiea. Apply aa above.
WANTED-BV A OKNTLF.MaN ANDWIFI, A SUIT
ot rooms on second floor, with batti and water elosst
contiguous, in a first class house up town. Private 'amily
preterm*. Addf s? box 7I*V Post Otheo.
WANTED?A TWO OR THREE STORY HOUSE, BE
tween Ilroome and Tenth etreet; rant not to exoeed
Address Mrs. Brooks, Broa'way Post Offlos, for thre*
day*.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?A SMALL, CONYRNIEMT
house, in the rlclaity of Seventy acoond atreet, west of
Sixth avenue. Address box l,2h0 l'ost Office, stating loeatiou
andirioe.
WANTED-A DWELLING nOUPR IN A GOOD I,OCA
tisn in Brooklyn. Runt about ItiOO to S7U0 Ad4rj*s
box No. fiy New Yoik Post Office.
~EITnA FAY*
yXTPA PAY.-AL L V. S. NAYY SA1LORB WB?
Ci t>trv?4 iu aay U.S. ?ottiel In the Paotflo, at any vau
<lcm IbM to 1H63, ean prompth obtain t<-elr dcubla pay ?t
yniriRn bi'^i?,l, a*..it.
I.I ?*?) ftitt v. P. N. au Wl'lltm ft., t'low Wall
=3
WMAlCliL.
$125,000.-^25
diuaoade. wateh**, (ilk*, grueerio*. drygoeds, wiaea,***.
?bandl**, valuablee. i>4 pmnil pro party generally. term*
liberal, eoafldeittal U1 safe, at the PMibi|?lf 1*4 U*?
NtM ?f InUvM Hi Qraad rtmi, tw fh
olio But
Dim TO LOAN-AT JS7 GRAND STRBBT.
^tlU.UUU ooraor of Bowery. Money time?4 ea
watebes, dtemeeds, jswelry, eecare, dry (eoda, Ao., A*. Tkl
?sly plaee la MewYork where meaey oan be had ea liber*
tome, er goods bewkt (or each. Transaction* eeafldeaUal.
Boar* from ? to d o'eleok.
ftinn -WANTED IMMEDIATELY, onb HUNBEID
iplUU. dollars, for whioh I will (ire a bonui of tea del
l?rs Intrraat, witb gord security. Addrei* George Wationi
Chatham square Poet Ottoe.
r>l DRAFTS ON BV GLAND.?WB DRAW, BY BPS
Jul oial authority ea tke Uaion Bank of London, lniumJ
to ? ait, frun ?1 upward*, payable at *icht, and good in aaj
part of England.
TA vLOR BROTHERS, 76 Wall atreet, corner Pearl.
i?l DRAFTS ON 1RELAN WB DRAW, BYSPBCIAl
X 1 authority, a tin Reliant Banking Company, in iubj
to suit, rruai ?1 upward*, payable at right, aad good in abjf
?art of Ireland. _
TATLOR brothers, 7* W all **reet, writer Pearl.
_/?! DRAFTS ON SCOTLAND.?WR I)RAW, Bf 8VB
XX eial authority, ex the National liank, in sum* to suit,
fr?m ?1 upwards, payable at sight, and good Ui ana part o?
BaoUand. ? _ ,
TATLOR BROTHERS, 71 Wall *treet, coracr Pearl.
CAM TORN IA CIYIL FUND BONDS.?MESSRS. PALr
raer, Cook A Co., el Saa Franoiseo, hereby aire notiM
that tke eenpea* of the following California elvll fund bond*
due January 1, 1KA4. will be pail at the Ameriean Biehangi
Bank, No. M Wall street, New York. On 7 per et. bonde
duu in 1866, a* per aet of April 2K, 1461; na 7 per ot.boads.dai
In IH61, a* per aot of April 28, Mil; on 7 per et. bind*, do* la
1870, a* per aet of Hay 1, 1*61
DIVIB1ND ?OFFICC ttlTIZCNS' FIRE INSURAMU1
Company, New York, Dee. 5, 1B63 ? A dividend of
feroet t ha* beca deolared tkis day, payable on doraand, at
he oltiee, Ne. 87 Wall utreet. J. H. MoLE AN, S-nretary.
D1YIBRND.?TBE BOARD OF DIPRCTORi OF TH1
North American Fire lnsuranoe Company hare thli
day declared a dividend of eight per cent, puy?Llo on demam
at No. 6 Wall street. K. W. BLKBCKUK. Moretary.
Naw Yohk, u o. C, ISM.
JOHN B. MURRAY, Ml, 12 WAIL STREkl'. OYE1
Continent ?1 Bank. nig 'tlateaoneotaailisl n the pnreha#
and sale of railroad, bends, storks, bonds aad mortgages, aai
ether aecuritUo. Advances sflected upon veaaelf and ap
proved morohandi**.
MONEY! MONET iDVa.NCJ:5 MADS fit
trcecrias, dry goods, hardware segars, pitas', wntsns
lewelry, diamond* merchandise, and pentonnl property
generally, ia mm* t? nit. Apply to R. WOOD, OB FoltM
street, seeond Joor. Ofioe hours fra S A. H. to 4 P. M.
M?NET-PERSONS WANTING HOVE? WIT,I, B]
accommodated, by polling at 3"f! Crrenwloh street, In
manner to su't their convenience. All kinds of jewelry
watches and diamonds, and all klnda of merchandise an
valuable* bough t or negotiated. Business confidential.
RBMITTANCIS TO BNGLAND, IRELAND, BOM
land and Wale*.?Bills ef the Bank ot Charleston ?:
the Bank of Liverpool, In sun s ot one pound sterling and o{
wsrds, r 'gotlabl* at any of the bank* la the United Kinj
dom, fW jale by CENTER A CO., 10 Old slip,
ooraer of Water street.
Remittances to Ireland?passaor crrtifi
oatci, drafts from ?1 and upward*, payable at sight, k
an; town threngheut Ireland, England, Scotland and walM
are Issued by the undert'r.ned, sole passenger agent* for th
Bwallow tail line of Livurt>oul aud London picket ship*.
bowman, GUi.VN ELL A CO., 83 South sir**!
IIOTKL.9.
Atlantic hotel, no. a bboadway, oPs'obit^
the fountain. Tkii old tad favorite hotel having be
entirely ruturnlaked In evory department, it mow ready to i
oelY* faaille* utd gontleman for the winter.
* J. FOKIMAM. |
HBTBL CUBAN*, HAVANA?BY MRS. SARAH
Brewer, Ne. 3 Cnbaitroet, combining eomfort and i
*ance nnequnlled la the eity. Stronger* will ooniult tL.
own intermit by locking at her room* and ner term* befo
fine al*ew here. Beat* at the iteamer* for batgag*, and |
carriage at the wharf ftr ladle* or the infirm, flava
November, 1853.
Li PIERRE HOUSE.BROAD. CORNER OY CnEBTNl
?treot, Philadelphia?J. TaBKR A SON, proprietor*.
Cpen for the accommodation of gueita. within three squar<
of the Pcnaaylvania and tke Baltimore Railroad depot*.
TO PASSENGERS FOR CUBA -RETIRE H0U81 H/_
vaia.?1 his hotel ia tke largost. moat airy, oommodioul
cent al, and pleasantly situated in tb* eity?in the imrad
diate vicinity ef the Csp'ain General and latendent'i pA
laces, the Cathedral, Plata dee Armae, Custom House, an I
Quay. The elerk of the heuae will be in attendance to faci,'
tate the landing oi paaaesgera and baggage.
MRS. Raymond, Proprlatr*?*. I
WAVERLEf BOUSE, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER o|
Your lb atroet.?Ihe subscriber la now prepared to mi
arrangement* for lamiUei for the eniuing aeaaon. ,
_L w. REN all, 697 Broadway. |
York family hotel, new bridge street
Ludgate hiil, London.?The above hen** 1* eentrally aitJ
ated, ha* an excellent o*ffl**-reain, ten or twelve private *i|
tin* room*, k*tw*?n f?rty and fifty light, airy bedroom*,
good (nioking room; warm, eold and ihewer bath* alway
ready; a night porter in attendanee; a faed charge fer ??
rant*. Tke New York Herald i* Hied. TIIOS. QUARTS]
MAINE, <al*e proprietor of tke Crown and 8captre Taver
Greenwich,) tender* kia grateful thank* to ki* Am?ri*
Manila faw *W- ? ? ? * ? ?? ?
F
HORSES, CAHRIAG?R, &C,
ior BALE-A handsome btflish biy hor?
? hand* high, and Are year* old, perfectfl
?onnd and kind. Apply to ^
JAMES WETMAN, No. 96 Broome itreet,
POR SALI-A BAT HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGI
eight jears old; a rran home, teven ye&raold; and ?
buggr w?gon. with thiftlng top. nearly new. They oan bl
bought ehe.p, by applying at THOMPjON'8 (table, 110 Eal
Thirteeatr ttreet. 1
Horses for bale?a fine span of carriag
borate, blood bay*, teventeen hands high, fall; perfeotl
kind and gent'e in double and single harneu; seven year* ole
ma; be teen at Lewi*' liable, Broadway, corner of Tweutiat
street. Apply'ic tbe owner, rarl<>r No. J3 Sanders n'* Famil
Hotel. Gramurcy p*?k, before half part eight, or after five.
HOKbZ I.OPT.-A DARK BROWN (LEFT HIND LEt
whit*) mare ran away, without harpei*, ?n 8*turd*
morning the 10th init , from the corner of Gold ft.eet an
Fulton avenue, Bro<'kl)n. Whoever ?iv*i Information abnu
her, or return! the same, will be liberally rewarded by JOII'
HARTMAN, baker, Fulton avenue, neat door to the oorne
Gold itreet, Broekljn.
New yoek horse bazaai^3i crosby street.
Anotion salt) of kor<e*, cartel, harn***, Ao., ovor
Monday and Wednesday, at twelve o'clock.
JOHN H. OATF1ELD, proprietor.
WANTED-A GOOD ROAD HORSI, FIYB OS bi:|
year* old, abont 15){ hands high, pony build, goo I
style and action;ma*i be aonnd and kind, speed oloae t|
three minute*. For a promising veung hone, a* above,
fair price will be givun. Addie** E. B , 60 Broad itreet, a;
?taira, with deasriptioa and prloe, and where to be seen.
PVBLICATIONft.
THE JANUARY NUMBER OF THE BEST AND CHEAT
eat of the ladiee' magazine*?I'eteraon'* Magaain*? la pub
llihed this day. It coutain* a rioh array of good tliinga. on
hundred panes of original talea, Ac.; a oolored fa?hioa plate
?euetinta, line engravings, Ac.; patterna for eloikt, mantil
las, Ac ; pattern* for ahcll work, Ac. Alio, a new copyrlgh
novel, by Mrs. AnnaS. Stephens which has been pronounce
by oompctent critio*. tbe beat ever published in an Ainerieai
magazine. It is a thrilling story of New York life, entitled
"lhe Orphan* from tie Alma'.iouse." Call and aubaoribe
Terms S2 a year on'y; single eopics, 1cents. Ag iru?Dei
t?r 4 Brother, 16 Ana street: l^ioe A Wlnan*, 150 Fulte;
itreet; Dewitt A Davenport, Trihnne building*; Mrlnrer <
Towmend, 222 Broadway;*U. Long A Brother, 46 Ann street
FAJTCY FURsT"
CLANCY FURS.?EBTABLlbHED 1KO.-REGULAR TAN
P oy Fur Sic re. -Lad's* are especially invited to call an<
eiatclie our axteasive stock of superior and gen nine f.irs
warranted to be as repri aentod GEO. S. MAWSON A CO.
Manu'actorcrr and Importers 4l\ Maiden lwne.
Furs-fancy, heasonabli and warranted
at 41 Maiden lane?lhe snb.eriher rospccttnlly nlicit
the atwntion f his cust mors, travellnrs, and tin] publi
generally, to hi* matchless iwsortment of furs, manufacture!
oy fciniseif, f i m the beet icluoted materials, and in con
formity with tie modern European faahiona. The subscribo
especially reeommeuda his atock of sables, H. B. isartcns
at< ue mtrten, niluk mart, a, and ermines, ef suoh a vailet;
an I rxctllem-e ar^tojast fy hlia in introducing to the publi'
articles of the moat * uniuo and adeuted character.
WILLIAM MOSEU, Importurof Furs, 41 Mai'en lan<
KSPRESrAGBNciKsT
Australia expklss an d letter uao.?the sue
?criber will take oharge of parcel* lor Mil., our jo *j.
oydney, ud . ri>nt bills ol lading lor the eamo, at a modorat
enorse. Tke letter bag ?f the clipper ship Ocean 3taod wll
remain op? n uutil the mornlttg of the li.th Dooeuber, at th
office of K. M. Cameron, lltf Wall street.
ipORBIGN FXP^ES3-E WaRDS. SA^FOK!) t CO
J? respcctfollj aunonncc that tliey aro pr-parol tj forvrar.
express freight and racka/co from ''?wYtrk to Liv. rpiol
1 oiidi o, and all parts of Eng and Irclaid, and Ucjtland
twice a week; t Havre, Pa is, ltr<uieu, Hamburg, Frankfort
sud ail parts it the Eur^pan 'oatinent once a wuek : t<
Melbourne, Port Philip, Syt ncy, and all |>art? of Australia
Van Di. man's i and New Zetland, by crory ven iel saillni
hence or from bmlnhd t-r thooe plaoes and to Cant in, Hon;
Kong, Mintiifhae, Calcutta, Mad,as, llombay, and m ier nart
oi the Ksst ludies and China ouoe every two week*. Otlioe
No. 56 Broadway,
SPORTING, AC.
A GRIZZLY BEAR AND A CALIFORNIA LION FOf
aalo. Appl> to CAPT. CREKSEY, on board ahlp Fly
leg Cloud, at p.er 19, tut river.
SPORTINU DOOS OF 11f B CIIOIt:BST BREEDS
expr aely for stock and for *al* ? Newfoundland*, Rini
Charles apanli li r..n.K ? ?
famoua watch
Bhaoghao fowli,
atairs. Plea** copy the addree*.
panli 1), Soot oh and Engliah rattar*. sporimg dog*
atch dags, ahepherd dogs, Ac ; Chitta?ong an!
fowla; at 21)6 VaUr street, oornor of Fulton, vtf
lcaae oodv ih? tHdrMi * **
OCULISTS AND AVRI8TS.
DR. WH*ELER, OCULIST, 44 BARCLAY STREET
devote* hi* attention exclusively t* diseases of the eye
Ofloe hour* from I to 5 P. M.; and at hia residence, 141 Conr
atreet. (opposite Warren ttroei,) Brooklyn, from V to I A. M
French artificial eye* Inaeited to rateable tbe natural orgai
in i vory re?|i*ot.
I |tt. l'U? KI.L.,OCiUL14t, AL K1 SI', ?U., RECMlVEa Hit
U patient* from nla* to focur n'ol >ek. daily, at hi* offloe, ff
Broadway, where oan bo prennrad hi* "Treatl** oa the Bye,'
>rlco fifty aents. A relfmlal aye* loaerted without the alight
M> pala. whlofc move exactly like the natural eye. and rates
bit H In eelnr and asnreealoa.
A?TKOI,OOY.
Mrb. LADOMUB, no. -m canal street, OONTI
nneatotell paat, present and future event*; likewise
love, oou tahlp, and marriage. She wiU al*o make love mn
tnal between patties, where It doc* not now exill She wjl
alio oame a thief to restore stolen property. Age or temper
anient told for nothing. Bngllah, Freaeh and German ltc.
giiage* spoken.
Madame mokkow is, without ixcbption,thi
most wonderful astrolegiit In the world, er that bai
ever been known. Bhe I* the aevendh daughter of a aoyentl
dangbter, and wa* bora with a gilt by being learned la th<
attralocie aoieuee te tall by *iga* reture event* and aU eon
earne of life lu regard to health, wealth, love, eonrtehiu an*
marriage, and will oven tell thi very thought*, and will a 1*4
make matrimony oasy. and *'.11 ahow the intended bus
bands at d abent friend*, wh.ch bar aftonlebed tftouMtndj
during ber travol* through Eirop*. TS B?o?..ae ttreet, Ve
twtea < *jiro? CclamM*. Gertlemea ret edmlttM.