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This the condition of the Banks at the that
the favorable from China arrived, finding money at
two cent in the Market and nothing wanting but
such exciting event to give impulse. The cense
quenence was an Immediate demand for money in the
discount market, which improved the rate This was
followed the LIST December by the notice of the Bank
reducing its rate to cent being forced to probably
to replace its matured securities This must still further
stimulate the disposition to speculate on the China peace
reaction however is inevitable. The treaty has not
yet been signed by the Emperor and it is yet an even
chance if ever will be. II it should be- the building up
of the ruined trade to China will be work of long time
The surat cottons will indeed fnd immediate market
without pressing the Liverpool trade; but the quantity
thus withdrawn, will not compensate the increased
Amercancrop with the decreased consumption Of goods
In order to form estimate of the effect have CON-
piled the following tables in relation the China trade
EIroRTs OF BRIrsH AND IRIsH PRODUCE CHINA FROM
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Foreign IInportations.

Workmanship nrpheus-l bale Gusyaqu hats IT Irwin
r-l do Brennan-l do Garter sonl do w Karthans
leo b. tin 28 bag Tucker Robnson2 bales
50 bark $40 bags $50 bars tin bales hats s3 hides
20 runa roots IT'S bags flee 1872 copper
silver coin bxs bar silver 27 bars copper china
rank mdse HowlaDd Asninwa-p pkg gold 50 bars PIPER
Moris53 bars COPPER 40 eeroons bark KeenerI do hats i23
bars poaa box BIu mt Focke-2 mde Sc
bark bags Yatesl3O bark do hats
csstz DennIsi0 bark 90 do bile hats
bb DO Murray Lanman bale hats Way-l3O gold
w dge-l0O do Jacob Daly-90 bars tin q Harley SON
Mott bale hat. cask bd copper casks mdse trunks
paper Carer SOM pkss samples Hobson-73
bark 62 bags So bags wanuts @ bars bales
ha $50 bags coffee % bars copper pkg silk do gold
$1,000 box to order
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Died..

On Saturday morning. oath inst MARIA s., wife of Da-
vd Banks and eldest daughter Of widow Nancy Thomp
son. aged 81 years.
Her remains taken to Westchester for nterment.
On Saturday, oath inst after short but severe Illness
Miss NokAH OKEEYE, in the Goth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
of Goth street and Boomngdale road this afternoon
at q o'clock.
On Saturday, Path inst JOHN GAvAsa native of Ireland
county Tyrone parish Of Fntona.
Hisiriends, and the friends Of the family requested
to attend his funeral this evening from his late residence
80 Church street.
On Saturday, oath inst at his residence, La Grange
Place, Bulbs Ferry IN J) JOHN PoNseN Esq native Of
Bordeaux, France in the 47th year Of his age.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend his fu
neral this day, from his late residence at Bulls Ferry
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90 Persons seeking for amusement to-day cannot
pass their time agreeably well economically,
than by patronising the New York Museum. The per-
formances highly entertaining, and the admission
only shilling usual. The dancing by Diamond,
the Prince of Philippians will afford infinite delight to the
juvenes-Jenknss banjo accompaniment is excellent,
and his singing cannot be surpassedNellis born with
out arms. will execute extraordinary feats-Young,
the celebrated wire volanteur, will exhibit astonishing
exploits in his peculiar performance There will be
peated entertainments given during the day and evening
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Ship Masters and Agents,
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 20, 1s4a.

Arrived.
Ship Orpheus HILL from Ta'cahuana Oct a. and Valparaiso
Brig Msgnols Ellis 10 days fro Point Petre Quad with
20 Dbl. oranges IS obs LEMONS to order Left crgs ST.
Po.%cuS Tor Norfolk TO- .ehT SoSe Ss Of and for
WASHINGTON, NC TO- 2sd inst Highlands bearing INV 60
e. distant, spoke seh Star of and for Washington NC from
scHr femauS Bailey S;ys from Wilmington, NC. with
schr Gil Bias. Muason, daysfrom New Haven, ballast
schr Philip De PeyseI Wainwright from Ab.ecom, with
Baltimore to New York. to Johnson Lowden.
One brig. unknown.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OK THE R4oDr I'L;s.sprs,}
Arr a3d, Puritan, Ulmer NO,esns for New York; fremier
Jarvis, Providence for do; Vgant Heath, NYork for Pov-
Dus for New York SD ID T Gu yisd d
sonhen port Cid Aberna Joyce and Rocket, Thompson
. Sid 2ith. Lausanne NYork
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrIcE.-The packet ship siddons.
Cobb will sail to-day for Liverpool Her letter bags are at
Gilpins. in the Exchange.
WhaIemen.
List Of shps seen and heard from Western Ground
S% Ap h to Ags "a b CAPT &c Sc q Of NE spasn
smith NIB !, mos out 200 bb. 29th lat - Ion up g. MAJ
as susan, Rowland NB is mos $50; 9 lat Il m s. len lis
20 Ere Luce do 70 mos $50; sans time Budi, Adams do,
mo 400; 27th lat 20 M lon l22 49, Orion NcSols Nsn I
9o July lat ar, lon 1871 6, Charles Henry, Coleman
80 81 I lone =" sf LSs. 5
M, lon llo splendid Como, Edgaovn. 80 mos. 2oo,
Ioe; date lat "A lon IFS 90 United States Worth NanI
mos. 73 18th lat 80 M lon III g. United ;, ties, Hicks West
% mos. 'S ss S "a hon on 81 ypsn R sG
d. 10 mos, o time, Henry Astor, Pnkhsn do,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WINTER CONCENTRATION SALOON.
.a epsy inform. th lovers Of WA Ms;s thar
ns De 18th ts ond ssoon on ~ ~hcS " Occasion
MRS. Ss sE s sgA ". ss ME CHARLES III
DHAhA"' Miss Z. sUTioSS,h o"NI and
ter h, appesrsnceJ will being the las, night bat
one Of these concerts owing 20 the departure Of the Msssn
"''''A'"' ''' '"' '''' PROGRAMME
sOa8a @ Thea Anchor. weighed Mr. c. ~ ~ .O"'
sonrI"Ts. Last Word. Of Marm,on,.... Mr.. sfsRs%
IT, celebrated opera Ss, La Nicbe' Mrs.
Du.us @'.ar. wtli1 Mr. Bai,m and Mr. r'''
sonsslH S'1 1Ssssris-,;i am yeas. c.., '
iyGm Mis-, Il. safon-M,ss 4. sutton 0uylst
III. t.ss eis1. se se% aih.a B s:..
DaetiNN"I ioSs sSss,'-Mn satios and n.,,,
'' D''"'''' PART ii. '''
sosS I bv. as.is,-@Mv Boyhood. "''. aug 1l's
Duet When Thy eo.om,' lin consequence '' y ''
s:!sSa nd rs .,'n, B.A.-
Blue,"-Mrs sutton -. 80. straussburx
sonsP poetry ssP%s'M oF Ma:'''a' Mr. Br.h.-
from q: op S%ff csS Sis q" Monte SSS ,
song-"The Bay Of Biseay,"... 80. 49,. Mr. brshsm
selves OF Se Mss es n the n u
Doors open ocIocL-COncert to commence at half ps.t7
GeAJHAM The ATHN
p, ,,p CHRisT TN PAY PERFoRMANs NC :. cant.
" s0sDAr9 f; IS qizi4h =; 10; {: '''
THE T Fo fsHs'Ps fH Sha
Ali Bahia, Mr. Stevens Hassarse, Mr. Cline
The Do,n WI open O'clock and the Curtain will h's
N M6J6I E9sREsT FOR SIX < NIGHTS, NIsmTs
Jack Cns. ,s,mn. MrF0Hs'' Wat Worthy pI y. Cline
D.... v The r fA i1ssiS' VII SAPE u.u ~.
Door. a! 81 O'Clock aud tn. psrsInaoes com
PARK THEATRE.
UREDUCED PRlCEs;A
'sSssss 70 % s'Gs:
of the D.%a has ii. esson. viii be merit
their patronage and support
THIS CHEIsTMAs p cEb \ s T.
A. :s:ss3s via, AL NJ
Box Office daily from S, where tickets be pur
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MoS axtfiiS y 4HS %$rsGs
After which, ALLOCATE PUMP.
LUCKY Tu ciSi 81 sfx xiss
L. Inc Door. w be opened at halfpast s, andfhs DER
ormsn.e commence at J. every evening
FRANKLIN THEATRE, Chath m souare.-Thn evening
M seae VARIETY Of than at any other place
Including dy Open oess
sSIs. for s. %, for twelve g co. NJ Wneh.l JE
q W.f;sw, Rehard.ons Hatch Brown, Na.ss, Henry
Cento with number OF Others engaged. dN imer
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GREAT CURIOsIrY.-We were invited Yesterday to
witness the magnificent display of seasonabe
wch nave been put up in the Merchants Exchange COT
Zee Room In the rounda, by the enerprsng proprietor
Mr mos Collin The room, which 36s feet in crcum.
iersnce literally filled with the splendid artificial
nowers and wreaths of running pine and evergreens
OF inc former and over 1000 feet Of the latter decorate
the walls and hung in grace ul estoops about the
room we advise all who wish to witness this beautiful
70 eau while the greens fresh The bill OF fare
VIII DC as delicious as the ornaments are snleudid
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There will be deficit Of

IHere VIII DC ueHcItOt x53ylJ
After making this expose the committee state that the
condition of this Bank is good any of the State
Banks" and that under this aspect clearly the best
policy to close the Banks possbe This seems
to be beyond dispute and unless prompt
taken to secure the State interest by taxation,
months will sec Alabama stocks dshonored.
The late accounts from England are exceedingly impor
tant in many points Of view principally in relation the
influence which the supposed result of the China war
will have upon the growing disposition to speculate
under the stimulus OF the constantly increasing
the Banks The latest return of the Banks was as fol-
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In this city, Saturday afternoon, Oath inst. by the
Rev. DR.. Vain wright, Mr.. CHARLES BRAINARp of Bos
ton to Miss DELASIA T. H. FRLEMAS of New Brunswick
New Jersey.
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nJ- "THE TONIC MIxTURE.u-This celebrated
remedy composed of FIVE ingredients the active princ
pies Of which highly concentrated II is now used
very extensively and with great by the medica
FACULTY. for the Of debility (rom whatever cause
dyspepsia, nervous complaints Sold by the authority Of
me college OF Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New
YORK Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau at
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Passengers Arrived.
VALPARAIso-Ship Opheus-J Whitley, A Tyler, X A
Green, Ramona Herra I II Post.
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PORTS OF BRrrnH AND IRsH Produce TO CHINA FRc

Up to the commencement of the hostlities even under
the then the trade rapidly
has since been small The opening of additional ports
to the English merchants will enlarge the field for move
mens in future but evident that peace should
must be of slow growth.
The trade of China with the English East India posses
will average about fi0oO0oO0 per annum and Is
gradually recovering its ground although exhibits still
considerable falling off from former years. the ratio
to the whole trade of Bengal being in the last five
years "a. a. and IL respectively TO 100 Including
the trade Singapore and Mana the ratio this combn
ed traffic bears the general trade Of Bengal in the last
i've years 80 49, and Is respectively to 100 Cot,
ton and Opium being the chief articles Of export and dol
lars and ycee silver the principal returns by restricting
ourSevesto an examination Of these items sufficiently
ciearddea Will be formed of The Of this trade
~ OPIUM a 20 CHINA AND sso1rOsy; ,,o,
70 singapore ass ,s sIS ls sss ' 1sss
Valve I,io7ooo 1856 'oisso ,o,s 500 lu Eli
Export raw cotton to China, '~ eT 100
India nsunds. 2,aso5I i.ss,7s iso.a2 msol
The India maund is 81 lbs
IMPORTS OF TREAsURE FROM CHINA AND srroA,op,
China, V5scse aio2se, ss1S III iis,l.l2
Singapore, l.T7s3 20,25.033 IssI'0os J oSs1s5
Rupees. slsl,n5 Hs7a2a s755oI 73-I 7oo
This table shows the fact that there was imported from
China into Bengau years laos rupees OF treasure
dollars and sycee silver equal to 81 100000 or f47soo
per annum equal to s2ssoo in payment for cotton and
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Uf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most ef6cacioua remedy
for rheumatic affections Is found in, ,a IA
ing 1T & Extract Of sar.pa BY
me OF me College OF Medicine and Pharmacy Of
sing and inve'erate char acter have been
cured by the use OF few bottles OF this
Dr. Brande's Dictionary OF the Materia Medca sneaL
this preparation in the most unqualified of apnroho
ton II is also Of infinite service in all scroulous
cu'aneous eruptons, and those affections resultin0 |
the abuse of mercury Sold in single bottles at rs
each cases oil half dozen bottles SO so do one dozen
Sc w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College on Nassru st ,
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@s- THE NEW WORLD PICTORIAL ANNUAL,

FORTY MOST SUPERB ENGRAvINGS,
Is publis ed and for sale the Office. 80 Ann street.
price rs This is the most beautiful and entertain
ing work of the and should fail to obtain
copy. The first edition of Thirty Thousand Copies is
nearly exhausted showing the great popularity of this
splendid Aanual The engravings are the finest ever
printed in newspaper.
Copies put up in wrappers for the mails, by which
fail to send copies to your country friends.
Office 30 Ann street. where for sale all the cheap
Books for the People," in extra numbers at 10 to as
Centg.
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CIRCUS.
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIo.

N A. HOWES, Proprietor
Enlargement of the Inferior Half Price Second Tier
and PIT |!
Dress Circle Reserved 70 Families the Regular Price
Admission
Gaand Cele braon of the Christmas Festival the Amphthe
atre If the Republic 81 Bowtry.
Three perfor this dyi0 O'Clock forenoon O'Clock,
p. NJ and in tn evening
First ght Of fam Christmas P,nomime, and
tty OF Equ- strianism aud Olympic Sports.
xes Is cents, tier Pat shilling Dress Circle 50
d26
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,


Day v and SI' sssn q
On MoSbRY ts will
FRS, at 10 o'clock the and be
Masn,seia EshSi,o%s q Ani@si.d Tsbssr., ,sewp 70
GnG bss1s 81 Arm Europe ' title of Theodore
G q sna IN nc
onof the beauties nstae correct
s' = Ss r fIsssssy ss: q
b.. q d: &:
Engaged h dy snd evening
r r@. uGESSEkHI TOM THUMB, JUNIOR.
he e n f h
and evening the Museum. without charge. He ii
yeas '' w 1E ;sh SNES FIFTEEN POUNDS
81. and 4
perfect DIV # the The most 50, pfi.ins living cS
0'y f Comic suseM Hood
admred fette Celeste will appear in several
Toa che especial ON and dsgn, children
Moonlight of the Abbey of San France.c, in
gon-ne seaintroducng Storm and shpwreck-sple ndd
Afr Fer which sgooI viyed. dsc.dsdIy unrvsled Mechan
Also e.hbtmaP be Fay smIs ~ mo s1s
Christ Chr Healing che siel The i. %ps BY Benz West. E:a
~ The Free List with the exception of the Press is me-
Tab'eauX
Admission to all Is cents-Chldren half price. das
BEST ArTgkAE2Ss II S6 5HE elTy FOR THE
NEW YoMK m GNiH ne As sH't fiSTuRu
GALLERY.
Broddtcay, Opposite the Guy Hall.
Mr.. H. BENNETT, Manager.
Hht .,ts s9 w ds will perform or.
SSy ,s snss1 ssS ss
qualled Banjo Player, ASTER kRANK DIAMOND the
9nrvaed Ethiopian Dancers Master T. Young the wonder
Performances, splendid Picture Gallery and half million
Of cuTiosities-all to be seen for the above sum.
Repeated performances Monday the 26h-an afternoon
entertainment at o'clock during the Hoydays.
Performance IN the evening commence a O'Clock.
dl lmsec
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90 IMlTATORS ARE ABUNDANT.-Everye good
thing is soon initiated Shermans Lozenges and Plss
tiers have BEEN Many small druggists sell the counter
tet worthless trash because they get cheaper-they
don't whether they kill or cure SO long as they
make few extra cents. When you want Sherman's
articles always see you get the genuine and good will re-
suit whereas by the spurious you not only lose your
money, but likely your life Warehouse JOG Nassau
street Agents-Il0, 273 and 45e Broadway lss Bowery
~ East Broadway; 227 Hudson and ls9 Fulton.s.reet
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large indirect trade is done with China American
account in furs from the northwest coast and in exports
from China to Europe. large balance is however
nuslly due China Alter 1897 when bills became subs
iuted for specie the business stood in the follow
ing table of the transactions for 1898 -
TRADE OF CANTON WITH THE UNITED STATES IN 1888.
Exports from Canton on .ameTicsn account,
To U. States. To Europe. Other places. Total.
Teas, 5043s3i S8leiI
Silks l,l57,26O
Other articles, a9O,s22 4l,O63
s,ssI,4Is s22gn 757,7si ssaa.rs
Impoefs into Canton.
Bills on Engand, t,T25l6
Dollars aud bullion, 682,5l9
Other articles, 29079N $8,963,Tl
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90 FRANKLIN THEATRE.-The success of amuss-
ments depends entirely upon the energy Of managers
Not two months since, the Franklin even unfit for
use thorough repairs and the firing industry OF
Mr. Morris has thus made II the most fashiodable
place in the city. To-day, Chrismas there is to be
an exhibition from to O'Clock. The place will be
crowded.
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70 PuT'
chase from none except advertised agents at the
offices devoted exclusively to their sale, 2s9 Greenwich
street, New York. 1913 Tremontsreet Boston: and 1859
Race street. Philadelphia
Q7- A TREATISE ON CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
Coughs, Colds Liver Complaints &C. for family refer
euce H. Wstar NJ d. to be had free of CHARGE nj l95

:. 90 vELPEAU's LECTUREs.-The following is
the manner in which the celebrated Vspeau of the hos
pal OF La Charlie speaks Of his allied remedies
the cure oil gonorrh9." In this way have used i'm
mense number OF cases in whom every other species of
treatment had been tried without success" Velpean's
Pills are now sold exclusively in this country by autho-
rty the College of Medicine and Pharmacyof the city
OF New York, at their principal Office and consulting
rooms, " Nassau street: Price One Dollar per box.
w. RICHARDSON Apenf
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. 80 AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS Belt Aueuoneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
tbisTss Nos. ~ -fsn and il5 FnL,oE ffrsSs.i


f6isFss Nos. AZ -fsn and ils FsiitoE ffrsSsi
MONDAY
At 10 O'Clock. N the sales rooms.
Extensive sale OF valuable eaonabe dry goods choice clio
hing JewelTy pres.nts fancy arces pledged goods
Watches cutlery and various me rcha ndiLc.
Also for account 81 whom 10 boxes Of raven
och ocacco In line order The hrsnd OF II Lynchbugh
TUESDAY.
Splendid Cabinet Furnur-At 10Y o'clock. at the
rooms John ST. opposite Dutch will be continued and close
the sale OF the superb stock OF truly elegant city made cabinet
f4miture.
WEDNESDAY,
- Al lQbs o. lock. AZ the room.
tories, small but u valuable collection OF choice psint
ines &c first sofas dnz siahog.nv chr eouches
mans. diysns, poshed French bedsteads &c.
The piano fores by the best Makers III
mum wood The paintings SC can be the
Of sale.
Also entire To- OF beautiful furniture and housed eepng
acrs isney boxes, dressing portable desks ladies'
watches m pte ornam'n jewelr bsohs presents, kc.
The piano f9es, paintings aud fancy goods will be sold
fir in the Ann 81. side.
Also large lot Of old furniture the desks stoves
seat Stools &C., from dry goods stores, which the sale
will commence. The .pendd watches iewelry,
SC: Will be arranged IN the Fuon street store.
Also, beautiful curtains, lamrS, vases, &c
THURSDAY,
- A. l0h O'clock in The sale rooms,
Splendid Hobby G)ods-Comp-is,ng beautiful furniture
and boxes desks cutlery plated five superb bar
ometes lamps clocks looking glasses paintings
perb Watches gold silver, diamond pearl and other ewe
&c.
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American credit has now been destroyed by the results of
the explosion fthe late National Bank. There
credit in London beyond the actual sales of produce hsre
in China American bills have been blown upon and Eng
land in retaliation for the late disastrous tariff passed here
is about take to exclude Americans from
participation in the growing trade of her East India pos
sessions Hence would seem the future intercourse of
the United States with China must be conducted by
annual export from this country of to ooO which
after paying for teas AMI ks will return English pos
sessions in payment for opium Whereas. but for the ill
feeling engendered in England by the late United States
tariff American -four and beef could be exported to Eng
land and thus pay for teas in China by becoming the ba
sis of bills drawn against it from China, and negotiated in
the East India markets
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90 CONTEST THOU TO BEARD Me IN DEN

IE9- "COMEST THOU TO BEARD Me IN DEN
MARKr'- Gouraud's Poudres Subtitle is easy and
peditous of freeing the skin from Down which in
some cases become SO apparent to be annoying
ring the grncss of YOUTH and giving to the whole fea
lures masculine turn not especially desirable. will
be frequently found useful in the toilette either OF ladies'
gentlemen. Fer sale exclusively at 81 Walker street.
door from Broadway Price 81 per bottle. Had also
at Boston. Milk street, Philadelphia, 7s Chestnut, Balti
more, corner Pratt and Charles; New Haven, Myers;
Poughkeepse, Gray Providence, Dyer; New Bedford,
Goggeshall, South Second street; Newark, Trippe Go.
fhrn Elliott; Carleton Lowell; Lancaster Heinschsch
Harrisbnrgh Robinson; Washington, selbv Parker Alex
andra, Berry, Richmond, Mrs. Frayser; Newport Tay.
lori Fall River Burt; Salem, lves Albany, 4 Maiden
lane; Hartford, Wells s Humphreys Norwich, Faulk.
ner; Cincinnati Thomas, Main street, Pittsburgh Tut
tie, madcal agency, SC. &c.
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared and sold by authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City Of New York. has effected
cures of secondary syphlc affections than any remedy
yet devised 1t is safe and speedy in its operation
tains no mercury and guaranteed to effect
In where the bones Of the becoming curons
Some OF the most awful have been completely
cured by its and certificates effect be seen
at the consulting rooms of the College
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College.
81 Nassau street
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HENRY T.. RIELL, Auctt.
nv 8iELL & ARCULARIUS.
tore sOi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.

Store s0l Broadway, of Duane streets
r. x A. ready made advances any
consgnmens, Returns Sales of real estate and out
door sales OF household furniture attended 10 in
Regular sales of Liquors Segas &c. Tuesday; Fur
niture, Pianos, sc every Wednesday and Saturday.
TUESDAY,
large assortment of wines, gin brandy, Irish and
Scotch wnskey in bottles and demohns Bollenger
Grape, AVID other brands Of champaigne.
Also fine liquors. cordals, jeles, fruits coffee in full
chests, &c.
Also, segars If every style and quality.
Also fine old Wines Irish and Scotch whiskey, cordias &c
In bsttles--fruly superior articles tor the holidays
Also fresh lot OF imported They inviting, and
cannot fail to the attention of the most fasdious
Also, quantity of sperm rapd es. As and 6's.
WEDNESDAY,
AT 10 O'clock the auction store.
Fumure-Au assortment Of furniture comprising bureaus,
tables, bedstead beds bedding attrasses paers look
glasses work tabes rockers mahogany and maple chains
fancy do Wristbands toilet tables curtahs shades blinds
astral lamps carpets rods hall lamps and centre
bles, cots crockery and glassware, plated do &c
Also quantity of kitchen cook and other
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
At 6h o'clock a the sales room.
large and unusually fine collection of old and modem oil
paintings Of recent Dutch Importation IL useless to describe
the beauty, quality and value OF these paintings
They will be walls Monday next, whom all
may be sated One painting alone would find place
gallery Europe, viz; Laundess by Jacob Idae org
nall impor ied