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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

II Wards Rakery-The subscriber informs his
Sid a and he public n that s has 5eossd
wIch The coodious situation No. 2le SCl.on
door above Greenwich 81
all orders him his celebrated Cakes and Crackers
which are well known 70 require no pnfn1g lie In
tends e bake for the Holidays Gakes Of every 6ssTpon
The following list OF prices OF some OF his articles
flnnb 80. 80 per pound
Do. do; atnalnented, kess style So.
Almond Cake....-.-.. Cd
CItron oc........ =. o.
ClTrant do....... is %.
hiacaIonles s...........-........-.-.-Ts o. o"
New-Years Cases, irst quality .os lod.
Some may think the above prices 100 low Tor good ar1
at No as Futon St one Soor a5ose Grse7iei st
~ B. All orders thankfully received, and purchases SEM
10 any part of the city, ~ dis
u Knickerbocker Bakery. 220 Bowery.
80 Sixth Aveaue and j. HUiiD ERfS, . james street
The subscriber avs himself Of the facilities OF The press
inform the public generally that be stl! continues hs
Bread Business and that he has commenced, addition to
The hakng Of cakes various kinds and qualities also an
asser1eni Of Pies and craekers and a or a
nented Plumb and Pound Cake.
TIE subscriber would call the attention OF the Public Su-
pern,endents and Committees of sabbath Schools OF onsr
Societies, 10 his proposal follows: He viii furnish them
Cake of the various kinds FOR the cost OF The sefa ao
labor.
reduction Orders Of The city will he attended to on as
reasonable terms those Of the c Orders 10 be direct
nctly the of The Boat Stage by which they wish
their sent also distinctly the name OF the person.
der Will be filed up rness dollars and cents accompany
the or,,er satisfactory reference 2Sen VINO VII oe
holden for the amount ordered WM b. HuMREkI;
~ g. The readers Of ior by the Sun, will please take
particular notice and give the advertiser share OF their pa
ronage Ne Lard used in either OF the above Bakeries e1
cep! the cooking of Cruliers or Doughnu Three or
four persons employment and wishing an eppo-
uniy 10 earn from dollars pc day, viii be in
s0 Siyih Aveoue W. B. IL. dig 2T-
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AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards, Ascnoace,.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT
ID Store ssS Rr,,dxv,r
THURSDAY EvENiNs.
x,Isx

- Store is6 Broadway
Lloeraic czss advances made oa coasgn1eaa S a2otoa
saleS-
THURSDAY EvENiNs
EXTENSIVE AND vALuAsLE PRIvArE iissApY-A large
and valuable collection OF Standard Weeks nciuding ras,
Tsuahle English and Paris editions OF important Works Cd
in.otogy, History sSi Fiae ArS
nsng he collection IS Asous History OF Europe, ievt
harses Works ev; vonss woeas iov best ecsaa in cal
o.htasi Staie Frals sv os Lord Byroa's Works, Mer
t5 A. do cctavo si-e Moores Pceiical WuTku
S2enaa as solaos; RsRkins History ot the Pcpes 2vos
bioapny o. TIE Ssaer toe Declaration of ildcpenc-
erce sv Sarcrofs History of III. IT,itrd S,ar,. PR.
eo,i tf!Stoy Q! Ferdinand and Isabella S. Harpers Easy
Library sS aPsts Ctassicsi Lhrsry Ssv RoeTss Italy
and POEMS spiehsa eeiaso copy Illustrated; Csmpeees
Poets, sye; Soaheys Sock OF the Church; Goidssi,hs
Works ro!s; Henry Exposition O.; Fisher Amss' Works;
sorues Irlroducncn ~; Hnme, Smele, Mllers Hi,or
If England 4v; Encyclopedia Americana iSv Brush Drs
morocco; II siugs Works 2v Pruss Flora sp.encd cnd
pa,es 80 elegant Oxford Bibles various paerns Grays
Debates low Speacers Peeteal Werss 5S walpoies Let
,erS iv. Beck OF the Poets. ~.
Rome Bourries Napoleon Granville Fab,cs svo; Thop
sons Ssasons pendid eopy British Mslary aud NasaB
ography. magnificent OF the Poecai works OF d IL
.on, Cowper, Scott Burns, Blair, Gray, Dodd Bloom
deid Collins, DFyden Ealcorer, Goldsmith, Beate ana
o.herS
upwurds lo elegan, Annals including The Book OF
the BcuGor Nos, LONDON Keepsake.
various years Heats Picturesque Annals, Gems OF AT.
Pearls OF The East Gems OF Beocty, Jennings Landscape
Annual Heaths Draw Scrap Books. Belle OF
Season, Drawing Room Port.F Folio, Beautys Costume
i}ea,ts usIorctl anuua srendships Offering, Christ,
Scuvvn, iStS; The Winters Wreath Magnolia, lstS;
The Jewel, 1914, Juvenile Scrap Book, Odd Fellows o,-
terng, lS4S, Children o The Nobility, The Rose Sc. &c.
Also. share OF the Nsw York Sncelty Library
FRIDAY EVENING.
VALUABLE Books, ANIMALS, &c---A large and valuable
collection OF Standard, Miscellaneous snd En,oeihsoec
Boeks.
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improved. We quote

The Seventh Ward Bank has declared dividend Of three
per cent, payable on the Sd OF January.
The New Jersey Insurance Company have declared
emannualdydend OF FIVE per cent payable al their Office
In Newark, and after 4ih January next
The Worcester Railroad Co. has declared dividend OF
three per cent, payable ID January.
There an inquiry to-day for Lewis Co. Bank Notes
81 per discount whic would s intimate that
resumption probable.
relation the Union Bank of Dover ofhe stock
holders has called upon and that the circulation is
OO0 and that the Bank bas specie and specie
funds 10 d.ube the amount necessary 10 redeem it. We
shall have 10 January the official statement OF the Bank
when estimate be formed Of its soundness.
The dividend declared by the Bank of America has as
fed the predictions Of certain persons who have been
deavorng 10 pure that institution Persons should never
be alarmed by statements in relation TO banks unless made
by those in whom full confidence can be placed
There is better demand for U. S. Bank Notes to-day
and The rate hasimproved TO SO discount.
great Convention ofmerchants and others interested
navigation &C. was held Boston yesterday. The pro-
ceedings have not reached ~.
The Decatur branch Of the State Bank OF Alabama
longer continues its partial redemption in specie II now
pays ing on its
At Rochester the money market was rather light in con-
sequence of the Banks being engaged in making up their
reports and being ndsposed to discount The notes of the
Yates Co. Bank are redeemed at Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29


GLASS! GLASS! WINDOW GLASS!
$40 boxes Monroe Glass. all sizes.
500 do Jackson do do.
d2s 1w& SO Diyision-street.
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DISASTERS

Brig Cazeneve Dearborn, OF Alexandria. from 81 Thomas
for Norfolk, put uo Nassau MP about the 10Th HsS IN DIS
res having experienced heavy gale of Cape Hatieras
on The s7h and 2sln nit in which she los, sas &c, and
caused her 10 leak very badly.
Alexander Reed of Boothbay, fell overheard
from schr Texas of Cape Cod, the ls.n inst, while on
her passage from Frankfort 10 Providence
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
NER. BRAHAM's FAREWELL BEN

NE X. BkAHAM'S FAREW ELL Is BEN-
W. EgIT CONCERT IN AMERICA.-Mr BRAHAM
has the honor that he will give his last Beneh
Concert previous his departure for England on traay
Evening Dec. 3Gthfr part Sacred second Msceiancocs
Tickets 10 be had OF Mr. Braliam, at the Waverey House
Dubois's, Suddart's, Mllets, htwels, and al Nlbos
Doors open at 7-COncert commence ii 7s uI9 EuS
A MEXICAN MUSEU Uhi-hlar arble build
"A ing Broadway, opposite St PauPs Church.-pay
yIsiters admitted the evening Free.
nprecedeRted and unequaied combination OF ATTRACTIONS
rot no at an immense expense for Christmas.
Nil Booth the comic singer; Miss Hood the admired vo.
cals La Petite Celeste will appear in several splendid
dances The Manager has also engaged the celebrated e1
hbtion of Punch and Judy for The special entertainment
Of bis Juvenile friends.
Moonlight Representation OF the Abbey OF San Francisco
in SPAIN Portuguese Landscape; the Frozen keslonsj
Splendid Fairy Grolto, &c &c.
Sgnor yvadis unIivaled Mechanical Figures or appa-
renty Animated Auiomaions.
Also exhibiting Vests celebrated picture OF Christ Heal
Admission to ALL Is cens-Cbildren half price de6
DEST ATTRACTIONS in the City
4 , for the Christmas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. One Shil
,ing.-NEw-YORK MUSEUM and Picture Gallery, Top
posi,e City Hall, Broadway) Mr. H. Bennett, Manager
Mr. NE Ills born without arms, will perlerm variety
of wonderful feas among Others will shdsc any OF lhe ac
dence Mr.. JENKINS Master FKANk DIAMOND,
and Master T. YOUNG will appear. Performances, Pic
ture Gallery and halt million Curosllies ALto he seen
for the above Repeated performances on Monday NE
26-an afternoon entertainment at O'Clock during tne
Holydays. Evening perrDances commence al o cicck.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

TTOLYDAY PRESENTS.-R. L. s.
D 4 A. STUART, corner of Greenwich and Chambers
streets have Just opened extensive assortment e Fancy
5oxes made their order by the best In ras.
some OF which OF extra ns5 suitable Tor PEesens ior
the approaching Hnlydays
Also their usual variety OF Steam Refined Candy Sugar
Pum. &C. manufactured from the best articles IN their line,
and free from adrterston any hurtui ingredients
2Wsk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

II Chelsea Lyccum.-Hon. AARON WANDER
POEL will lecture before the Caelsea Lyeeu;n, AT the
Baptist Church in 10th street. third building oil The 9Th
avenue on Thursday December 29th, at u O'Clock
Subject Has Government ceased 10 be IA expert
mep and what is its influence tue character ard condi-
tion of the People,
Single tickets 25 cents each, to be had at the door.
tCg
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Passengers Arrived

In the Ceres at Boston, from Savannab-Mcssrs Fl
Danorih and G Hurbert, sf Cambridge; w Blanchard
Of Portland.
lpihe Corolanus, at Boston, which sailed from Buene
Ayres Oct50-Capt Charles Saunders late OF brig Taer
OF Boston, sold.
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uE.ecfure on uAsrranouy-Thls Evening, az y
O'clock fa The American lnsiaIe near the CITY aal II
lrs,rsed with Rns,eps Plaasiarium by Pro r Gonrana.
See special advertisement. u-i eoei"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

GRAHAWS NEW WORK on the Authority of the BIZ
BILE or Mas eating Fesh drinking Wine, Gc lst and "a
Parts ready-prce so eachor sale by John 8urde
cham.JerSst. 'l-J lWla'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

n arnE,ar.,ism.-Nr.S SYLVESTER GRAHAM, at the
request OF number OF friends will deliver three Lectures
at The Society Library Of Broadway aud Leonard
street. Tie evenings Of Thnrsay Saturday and Monday,
Iiculcr reference to DIET and its bearing Morality.
LONG LIFE, HEALTH and HAPPINESS. Single Tickets IS
cents; tickets will admit gentleman ard two iadies
tickets for the three Lectures 30 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Ships Flarius. Jones, Genoa, William II Howant 4 Co
Mersey, (6r) Bird, London, James Reyburn.
Barqucs Hecla, Williams ST Kits, Rowland L Coz
MalIary, Brown, Apalachicoa, Nesmi,h 4 Leeds
Brig Baldwin, Dulk!ey, Savannah Scott < Morreil
Schrs Arch uedss, (Br) Hart, johns, NF; Miscent,
Dodge, Baltimore; VIM w wyer, Dyer, Norfolk; Oregon,
Wines. Richmond, A Cooley Co; Merchant, Walter,
New. Orleans, Dunham & Dimon
Danish brig Dunham, for Port Plat schrs Lucy,
Meass for Mayaguez PR and Pocaset, Tucker, Boston,
cleared on the cath.
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SAILED.

Shp Saratoga, Russell, New Orleans.
Baruue Gazele, Allen, Savannah.
Brigs Ty5ee, McCo,mick, Savannah; Eliza, lockwood,
ST CroiI.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

M 7ANTED-Board for two single gen
Wv temen in private family within five minnte's
walk of Filthstreet and Avenue d. Address j. H. at this
,;,o d.qlWs
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II The NaarshnIi n. a. Society will hold their
regular meeting nt Concert Hall, 4o6 Broadway, This
Evening O'Clock, when Messrs Patterson, White OF
Bergen Edmonds and others will address the meeting.
Singing by tie ladies' the Marshall Glee Club Brower
Nav and others The public generally are invited 10 at.
ts,d By order w. X. HhWLEY,
In Assistant Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Posr OFFICE NEW YORK, Dec. 2oih. Is4s- =,
Northern Mei1.-Prom and after hs Gay l nh,, u,
further soce the Northrrn Mail embracing all the nns ON
each side the OF Hudson river will close at 0ckek,
A. III. dS75t) JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, T. M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

TThe ladies of Cnrmine-St. West Pres
bYferian Church will hold a FAut ot FANCY
ARTICLES in the basement story Of the Church on Thurs
dav and Friday Evenings the 29th and 3o instant,
mencng at O'Clock. Refreshments will be provided for
occasion and pains spared to render the Far pleas
suitable for New Year Gifts. d23 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

B Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
nen are now completed for supplying according to pre-
yious intimation, FuR HAT AT a price tSS So'
which shall render emphatcay the cheapest as wen as
loves, priced Geuemens Fur Hat ever on sale In uis
city, II is prepared in the style which chaIacterAe
our fines, article and like that article offered al p1lce al
which IL canuo: be continued without unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with ali confidence airnis II 10 ne
for e gentleman aud economist the most desirable fuf
Hat vet offered. (o2ot) SPENCER, 2A5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

NOR BALLS, PARTIES, &c.-Choice
stt.rus of en.!re new sryie Brocade SILK and Satin
Vesags for Dress Vests, jaG received at 20 Brosdnay
Ills str WM. r. JENNINGS. S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Assscaton tor subscription sock, and The oeein
OF information al the Evening Post Buildings Room no
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

GkY are the agents and selling S1ratoga Pavilion
Water a; greatly reduced prices CD uis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
6NIULIS,S PATENT BEDSTEADS.

w The patent right of the above TO the States OF
Ne.rYork and New Jersey, is offered for sale ex-
rev Occupied by other business The present stock and
goodwill Of The business will be included in The purchase
If desired. To au enterprising such opportunity
very rarely offers itself Apply al II God-strset to John
Dong,s d29 81 eod+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

6tIRANDOLES, ASTRAL and Hall
NJ Lanps-Tea Trays, in sets single; plated Cake
Basss casors and Candlescks; Britannia Ware. &c, at
nrjces 10 suit the tines ALBERT BEACH,
y rt9s Ttiss ia ChaihsroSrret.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

w ANTED-A CLASSICAL Assistant as n,
Wv resident Istructor in School in the City II will
be unnecessary for any this advertisement
who not fully qualified prepare boys for College Sat
factory references character &c, will be required
Apply 422 HousonstIcet, Broadway during The
ipd~ cf tJi wee
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Also, large collection OF elegant English and American
AnrualS Piclo!al Works, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,

MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1888.
Also, choice assortment OF
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS,
Fine Oxford Edition OF the Bible, various Sizes IN eeg
Bindings, sutabie for Presents, &c:
Imported and for sale by D. APPLETON CO.
AT their Literary EMPORIUM 200 Broadway.
D. a. Co respectfully invite their customers ana tss
public generally call and examine their extensive soca
OF fine Books suitable for the approaching hoyaay dlot
II The Christian Family magazine, OF
Parents, and Chiidren's Annual.-The frs
number of The second volume OF this beautiful and useu
periodical was published in September last, secopt
number in November and the third which is the January
number, is now ready for delivery.
This Magazine entirely devoted the best Interests
the family circle, and printed in the finished style
of modern elegance Each npher will contain to 6eq.
eiul enbeshmens-one steel and eolored grGoirg
and piece Of choice music adapted TO the family altar
It published every other month, viz. September. No
vember Jannary March, May and July and each numbe
contains about 80 pages.
The Engravings for the September number are. .Th,
Bible my riches; treasure" being beautiful portrait OF
female with Bible in her hand, engraved steel; ans
" The Tiger Lily" beautifully coIored from Tt
November number contains steel engraving Of Th,
Christian Family Altar beautiful in design and execution
and Fros Cage" the leaves and print coored from ra
ture. The January number contains steel engraving
Ancient Athens" and "The Golden Pear beautifully
colored
Notices of the Christian Family lMaea:ine;
In the Christian Family Magazine, is fulfilled all tha
was promised. We cannot do without IL II is attractive
aad engaging, and stiil il such uok will carr,
blessings into every house where II enters.
This Magazne-adapted 10 every secten OF the land ab
edited finished in syle rich in matierl wont most heart
ir commend TO all.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p Gentsemen's scarfs and Cravats.-c. B.
HATCH 81 Willamstreei Opposite Platt,) has just re-
ceived fresh supply of Scar and Cravas OF The richest
styles and selected especially for the approaching Holy
days Those wishing purchase invited to call aed
examine. G.V WIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

M by girls, with ex-
Wv cellent references, cook and chambernind. Ap-
,v nj 266 Si1teentI.st near Nn;h-avenue. d29 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

CURED-The Glove
Anodyne Toothache Drops will cure The most violent
Toobacbe in one minute Price S7t cenls Prepared and
sold by DAVID SANDS1 co. wholesale and retail Drug
es and Chemists n East Broadway, corner Market St.
g and 100 Fulton ST. and 27j Broadway. dl7 Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

p Christmas and aNesv-Ecnr.-CoUTHo
NEYERS sil Broadway, have just received from Su-
rope one of the richest of goods suitable tor
Christmas and NewYears Presents ever offered Tor sale IN
this city, combining elegance and utility They respectfully
invite their friends call and examine for themselves For
sale as above the celebrated SOLAR LAMP for brance
and econon,y surnas,ng al, others in use dig 2is-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

~ Genuine Plum Cake-WaTanted free from
grit for Is Cd per To- Fra do n Iced and Ofnamensd DO
S Sd plain Puund 6l Citron do 6d Almond do Is 3D.
Curran do 3d. Wa.els CroierS and Doughnnts no sur
passed for goodness any where. Macarenies Kisses La
dies Fingers, &c al MrS FiTCHS Bakery, no l'S WIKI
er.s,reei, corner Of Elizabeth
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Sc is. sSsssi s; Sa Afs @"
SsL.gsE.Trs NOV sAg Turk. NYo.G Tor P9r!.gqu,h.
H SS' S Sss
o R baDsoa Ba Nor sa s. Nebo B.l. B
more; "a NonPaTei,, Pope. Wilmington NC Ar 5th, Erie.
HYANsrs Nov l-In port Renown recian Oscar Keeside
and Lexington, New York for Boston, Orleans, Msrston,
EDeAsrews, Noy a-Ar Lincoln and Forest Gilchri.t FIN
RhoSs Stand Ha NYo Juno
Brown do sth Gem Desbrow, Albany. Sid James l. Long,
Tn No. s5AR NsSsoq Cssm o;wssS'
dO AlbssPy Msop do; Mcrgisns, Pierce DO; Rehards F.
buo RoF F aHsy cd
Davis w Bpae Lasncs Rur%sk Cown Barns,
s? De ws s.n{ Boston. Sass s% @
M c s. Nsss.q SYs
RS.ss' Ireland 90; D:a%sTt 5S; Fss.s; c;ssy
LGw S Harriet rers w
Of wind from the 18th a nrns which lost and sp s
Also fs sS s ss s fl s
49, SR S b" s Of 70 ind
deck fcesa Stove sS
s ssaf s s@' IN a .s Ss ss JeS .
dies SID An Drf JaPaleR Havana Hayss Ts.eS,'
Gnnt Bus hi A S: s
LsspGsS sa,,en YG
Inuds; Stranger, BLACKWELL Newport RI; James Lucy.
keene New Bedford: Georgia. Nye Newport Below hina,
B,) Liverpool, GIG Lueonia, Porter Harriet Rock
port, Herbest, NYork; Perry Thompson do.
SAVANNAH Nov 4IAn Henry Leeds, Mitchell New York.
The H. L. was bound TO Charleston and off Charleston
Light on the 27h ut but could get pilot On the night of
e y rhe Il t. ID.
enced gales and considerably damaged sails and
she took pilot and came into haIbor Saw sail C
s s Bu ss Bar Mobile cs
dence
Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3oCld Lucy Ann, Snow, Thomaston;
Oneco Butler, do Eliza, Kinney, do.
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General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cards--Bllls, &c.
To the RusIness PuhIfc

Having nearly completed Of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, we are ready to print books pamphlets cards.
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This Office have fitted up at q great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have area
dy executed work to the amount of several thousands
dollars End still busy printing of the bean
tiul articles issued from the press Lady's Maya
zine called the "ARrsT printed in this Office and
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mn. JosErH
ELLIOTT. the Manager at the office of the HerGdor up
stairs in the printing Office, entrance at 81 Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR HERALD GENERAL PRINrISG OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YoRK, Goth Sept. lS42.
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This twill be seen. is within 81 900 of the
declared and the proportions therefore nearly correct
These moneys being the proceeds of the lands were
cordDg to law to revert to the Treasury whenever the
tariff should be raised above the twenty per duty of
the compromise act which into full operation the
lst OF July This first nsalment of moneys due the
has accrued without any such Intervention, and must,
therefore, be paid Some of the States have indeed,
very justly refused to receive their proportion being
willing to become parties to such public robbery and
national disgrace The other States will how ever eager
y seize their shares The question then arises, how is
the Treasury to pay 1T The probability is, that it
not and the failure of the Federal may be the
result OF this progeny the extra session. The only way
by which can be met is by the issue of treasury notes
The officers appointed by Of the States to receive it
have long been in attendance at Washington and their
expenses especially for the small States, will
the whole. The result shows, however, what farce is
the distribution ofthe public lands of relief
to States owing $24O, 0O0, 900 in the aggregate
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

"a LISPENA ARD STREET.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
females.
ebs,ructlon &C. BY whatever cause
Madame having undergone thorough
and alterations for the better accommodation Of
patients prepared ladies on the
of those who wish be treated OBJ
structon Of their monthly period.
Madame c. be cothulted AZ her residence No ~ Lspen
ard st. times and with the regard secresr
All communications and lstten must be postpaid,
n3 lmsI
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sales Mt the stock Exchange.
ScCOuu nOdHOs
Is shas Mutual ms. 90
state OF Trade.

The nclemency of the weather. and the pending cleo
TONS have prevented much animation in outdoor bust
ness to-day.
Ols-Linseed Oil sells at SO 9Oc cash; Sperms at 20
cts for summer and scots for winter Lard OIL SO 7Octs
Olive in pipes, 75cts.
Prorisions-New Beef of mess sales at Sc rs to 81;
prime at S3l2t 3,374 No alteration in Pork Ohio
mess at $s,44 so; prime at 9,37t to44.
Extraordinarily, seignette at ISIS cts. VOLTS Swan
Gin. at ll2i cts; Irish Whiskey, at l65 225 cts Whskey
at l9 20t cts gall Wines dry Malaga, sod at 80 cents;
sweet, at IS cts.
Naral Sfores-North county Turpentine at $2,75 Tar
is 1871 Cts Spirits Turpentine 80 for Southern and
40 cts for city.
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10 CLEAN DRY SUGAR, THREE sHILLINGs
for seven pounds fine favored ST. Domingo Coffee burnt
and ground for one shilling per pound beautiful high
favored light drawing Young Hyson Tea for six shilngs
per pound. This tea will recommend itself when used
light lamp OIL that burns WELL FIVE shillngs per gallon
pure sperm oil that will burn long there drop in
the lamp and give beautiful light for shllngs per
gallon BENJAMIN ALBRO
No. Id Division corner of Allen street.