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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30
II. H. TIMPsON, AuctIoneer.
DECEIVER'S SALE OF HARDWAKE.-JACOB s
N. WARD, Auct'r.

NJ. WARD, AuctT.
CREA: Sale Of Splendid fresh Imported Fancy Gools-A
" O. Humbeu Co.. will sell this morning. whatever
be the state Of The weather at o o'clock at the sore 10
most superb fancy goods adapted the hodays that
have been offered this short detail of of the
suffice An early examination the hour
Of sale invited The sale will be positive for cash. and
unable to attend by leaving marked catalogue with the
auctoueer will be fairly represented The assortment will
include rich silver mounted large and small walters revolving
gle and set rich paper mache card plates portfolios. ink
and ladies. companions gold pencils Pans gold Brace
lets and necklaces rich china and gilt Paris toilet
hes splendid rosewood inlad work. and handkerchief
boses and dressing furnished; orm0u aud bronzed
Tandoles, solar lamps &c,
Also OF leather bound trunks. unfinished
dressing ladies embossed atchels Accord gilt
silvered and pearl time pieces sc.
Also large small India caddies filled with fine
mechanical dressing boxes odor bottles silver
fruit knives and snuff boxes &c., comprising exquisite
sembage ofcboice presents.
Catalogues thc sale.
N BAN exclusive sale of fine toys and rich bijoutrie will
be made Saturday the time and place.
d30 Itsec
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SUPERB GIFT BOOKS.

Chatham opposite Ch,nosn street. take the liberty Of
edition. S A
s sa tnss %
Books &c. Nd & ' HPFRo d vjfy
qssa in Their , Of iom a ravoI @ N
mo Go
recurrence Of LIBERAL patronage and while they confidently
sSs
will be given ensure to their patrons the most
The following comprise the leading English and American
iy embe llished. and gilt =
Bssl s s. Beauty Eks s.. a s SHARON
sSsSs: &; isS s.1 r bsst
tsfs Rs spsu Ballads The r.. e S Souvenir
Drawing, room yenpBoO4 The Msnonsit,
seiS q Lo'ellne' The Foe" and Poetry Of Anne
ECONOMY IN DREss-s,sL ,uTou., The styI. q over;
s e and Ss snd s s
Is % ready m'd' at a B''d%. A%jIs;P
DOUBLE ACTION HARP 1856 Broadway-s. C JOL
LIE h; just 5sseiSed VERY fine toned double action
instrument patroaized BY elite Of musical talent
and this being the season for swing esents the subscriber
C. JOLLE as agent for the manufacturers is constantly
receiving HaIs Of descriptions with article
with the profession at European pces-ss5 Broadway
IN by r. MA ETIN CO. intended as an Annual for 1913
eolored map and fine etching by Cckshank aud supub.
Th berg STANDARD work. age deprecate its value
r. s!,''' ne" years present %SRf Is stc:g''
Il soEafs ss.. Fs
w 70 s s1s
Gsn % s,s sss S ~,
carrying on the mpssms n those that have norIedss Of
ne
is ss s Nell e
Tss.s wso . wR IS S
C. ss Of Ard D.n
them than hundred end old purchased from
Robert william s tf
asa r Lsr S' h. IA with
seap,prs carved sI,een handsa years ago Ancient Coins
q s Sss Pubic sS
iss sns to s sPf SSA 8; 81
ss aPs.S:f T;i s:
20 view Iork- ozc w
AN0N inform
9 ct c c.. 's q G
Rev. John Power, D. d. M. 'MsuusceIG Consul of
Rev. q. q. Pisc, ID. ID. Naples,
Hev. Wainwright, d. ID. Dr. II. Amout,
Rer T. Huddart, Mr.. II. e. de Rham,
X, T. jerks Teacher. Mr.. H. CrnneIl.
Mr.. de la Forest, Consul of
Frnce. DIS lmer
u l.. sORYMsER, a Barclay. corner st. Peters Place,
cal and Il. esae Vines
dss Fruits Spices and Groceries Of the finest qualities which
Re offers prices that fail satisfy purchasers
The attention of connoiseurs particularly invited to the
Wines and Liquors. which the choicest vinages aud
offered At the most moderits prices,
very superior article Of Raspberry and Cherry Brandy,
suitable for the holidays 40 awNr
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WHOLESAtEAN AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. tn
menf ofimpored India Rubber Water Proof Goods,
Coas and Capes hyperion Lama Cashmere Lama Persian,
Menno and Cotton, of al colors and sizes.
Cot-lndia Rubber Water Proof super Lama, Lama Per-
sian and Cotton pre- pared for tsilors.
India Rubber Weddings for su.Pendsn, co.et., &C..
6msr CHAS. ABRAHAMSON
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SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE.

&I COX have received per Stephen Whitney nvoice
j. Of the latest Of 81. field Plated Ware consisting
Of ohlong plated with handles and silver Shields va
US sizes from 10 to % inches Also, and coffee MS
ts branch candlescks vegetable dishes with
d. Aticks ca tors baskets &c. &c. Together with very
choice Of newly invented patent solar lamps
wnlsh public attention respectfully invited their
ID Walden lane and $40 Broadway, OF Leonsad
~ B-LAmps, chandeliers, csndelsbrss, brackets plated
branches, &c. &c, loaned 10 parties d2a iwisseo
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M ARITIM HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents

We shall favor, eaptsns vessels will give
20 Commodore RoBERr SILvEY Of Acct a re-
Of the shipping left port whence they sailed The
gcsses spoken their s of their cargo any
they have He aOsrl the m
immediately on their arrival Agents and at
nome OF abroad, VIII also confer favcr by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they Obtain Nautical
Information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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W: A. CARTER AucIioneer. ;,

w. A CAKTEK AuctiOneef.
WINES, FRUITS AND LIQUORS, ioI the H lydays-
w Sale Contnaea-CAKTEK Il CO. will sell satur .
day, slt loh o'clock at the store o2 Broadway the bal
cs o. ne ws ana . p ~
old south side sadsra Pale Gold and Brown sher-
old London PORT Guard and old Cognac Bnndy Gn
old Scotch Whiskey. Champagne Brandy Mascat Wine
sorted Cordias Champagne Principe and Havana Segars,
Teas, &c.
The above articles &C. Of quality very seldom oeIed
auction bottles and demohns aud suitable for the hoi
days. sae positive. and Catalogues morning Of SALE
d3O Nsec
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Cleared.
Ships Southemer, Palmer Live pool, Woodhu Miptur.
Atalsnta Hart Savannah Brig Caroline, Sherwood Charles
ton. Dunaam Dmon.
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u l.. sORYMsER, a Barclay. corner 81 Peters Place,
le respectfully invite ls friends public y
sa and erams his choie assortment Of Wines Teas Cor
da Fruits Spices and Groceries Of the finest qualities, which
Re offers prices that cannot fail satisfy purchasers
The attention OF connoiseun particularly invited TO the
Wines and Liquors. which OF the choicest vnfages aud
offered 1.-THE most moderats prices,
Aver. supeno, article Of Raspberry and Cherry. Bapdy
suitable for the holidays. 40 swsT
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WILL sell Auction Friday, Dec. 3oth 1912, at 372
w Broadway large assortment Of Cabinet rurnitule
of sofas, hes sidebodrd PLAIN aud dressing bu
Eeach ads stands tables French
and French maple and fancy chairs large
Of adeS work abes, divans, oomans, music Stools foot
benches rocking chairs cnbDs childrens chars window
shades. &c. &c To be sold without sale
meuce at l O'Clock. do 2 inssr
ROYAL STUART LONG ShAWLS:-Just received BY
~ The Britannia, few fue Victoria, Stuart Albert
sutherland shepe Bueclsuch Meg Mere'. Que, Of
Be- auty aud .ther pattern Long Shawls.
Ao few pieces of PLAID patterns by the sub
scrbers JAMES BECK X co. $50 Broadway.
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& 70 =. III, H. 1ss r Iu, 10 cac,I M h. %
whom the letter ADDRESSED No money be enclosed
unless tercd Principal Offices Lists OF tn
$3.50 1907 and every information may Be obtained
plicaon the upper post ces Stamps issued b,
City Despatch Post Will received.
that the number OF the residence anou be stated in all letter.
sent through this Post.
The Post socits the Garlic should
irregularities JOHN LOklMEIN GRAHAM
au1S lv &c Post Master
no THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howqua MixureThis extremely delicious and unpara
sied Tea highly celebrated China and Europe
ported for sale At the Canton Tea Company Genera
Tea Establishment I2l Chatham 81. New fork-in Chimes
packages Price 50 cents and 81. Dc lmer
BLACK MARBLEl30 Irish Black Marble for sale By
- n2sr PEkSsE BROOKS. No. 81 Liberty street
I AIDES Silk and Menno Under Vests for sale by
- JOHN M. DAVIES 4 JONES.
nag imrS inS William NJ John
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UCTlON-From 5000 lbs Of No. Pulled Wool, will
"A be sold az Auction the Of William Or on
Plane Newark New Jersey, Saturday morning. Stat,
10 O'Clock. d3O 2us~r
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DO 2tissr

TO PARENTS AND PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS
gentleman, who is capable teach the LAIN Greek
and German languages besides the rudents French
and music the Panofore organ and other
wishes to obtain situation instructor the advertiser
had ample expsencs IN teaching the above branches and
would accept OF an offer from of the United
the West Indies satisfactory feences given. letter
dressed to r. X r. at this Office will be duly ATTENDED to-
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The New York stocks have improved from I 10 per
cent above the accumulation ofnerest The Ohio stocks
have also improved the fears Of increase the debt
of that State by the Legislature have subsidized The
Kentucky stocks influenced by the continued sale
stock issued for contractors certificates authorized at
mia stocks were buoyed up little by the force of selling
the stateproperty but have fallen back The time
has gone by when the credit State any other
be restored by talking and Boosting of its The
only way to regain public confidence only to pass
laws but to enforce them collect the money and paw
it over Neither the visions the promises rfnanciers
are any longer current gold. -
Congress meets next week. but it is probable that
any important commercial will be brought to
perfection during this session. which the short session.
that is, expires by limitation the 4th March, The re-
suit of the recent elections in all parts of the Union have
been directly opposed to all the artificial schemes for the
relief Of the people, they had been called These
the protective system of duties the distribution of the
public lands National Bank and the extension Of paper
credits of any kind and in favor Of taxation to pay debts
and discharge obligations The people large see the
fallacy Of attempting to pay debt by making assume
new FORM And that the only way get clear of obga
tons is to pay them through the medium Of taxaon
Those States which plead inability to pay all they owe
will make exerons to pay much they and instead
of looking to the bankrupt federal treasury for help they
now CONSIDER primary step 10 restore and support the
credit Of the federal For this purpose the
tariff will be put upon footing, the lands retain.
ed in the public treasury and the expenses reduced
within the receipts No connection of the treasury with
exchequer fiscal agent national bank or any other in
srumcnt of expansive paper currency will be brought
about The progress Of the present growing trade on the
specie basis, WILL after suicency of the precious me
tails Withdrawn from Europe to supply full circu.
laon, give the States and the government the means
Of paying their debts without having to any
borro wing or bosterinp lt..rr IVA
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17- No person can pass an hour more agreeably and
at the same time economically Dan by visiting the New
York Museum. You behold the wondrous works of art
and nature in every form and shape Minerals shells and
insects arranged in the perfect order Portraits
of all the celebrated persons during the revolution
sisting of the most eminent divnes, civil and military
characters original likeness OF the immortal Jeer
the only in existence the whole forming the most
splendid picture gallery in Awerica In addition to which
you the most entertaining performances half million
of curosies mermaid, live albino deer &c. all for
shilling
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state OF Trade.

ne ioregn ire,ghu appear be improving both here
% Liverpool in square bales and Id in round Turpen
tine and flour ls6 ls9 per barrel. To London cnnn
as Hour and naval stores 2s6d per Dbl To Havre. cot
tor and ic ashes Ssai0 and rice $40 do al ssvan
nah on the goth rates were to Liverpool Id to Havre c
The ships loading Tor Trieste and Antwerpare loading on
verpool and Havre have advanced To the former Mace
6hs for square bags and to the latter vessel is
ting her cargo at cent per h.. adv ance however, h.
asked on this rate Al New Orleans the rates are Al
foi Liverpool and cent for Havre The large crop and
the promPness with which goes forward will doub
give good employment to vessels.
IN the produce markets here there Is but little change
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Taking flour and wheat together, there is an excess
equal to 5S,S7l barrels Of flour.
Fourthly take into consideration the ntellg from
Illinois II appears that in all parts of that State and in
all the adjoining ones that the dry weather has entirely
cutoff all hopes of good crop Of winter wheat the next
season. Many OF the farmers intending TO plow up
the ground sowed last fall Therefore another sea-
son the main reliance must be upon spring wheat
, Filthy, ponder on the following:-N is we'll known
that Boston, the great depot OF supplies for of New
England has not received half ofits ordn ry guam.
tity of -four for winter supplies
sixthly-ln Canada West the iallsown wheat has suf
ered generally and considerably from the disease
OF mildew The crop has suffered damage the extent
OF onethrd the produce is third at least less in
quantity AMI value than would have been II free from
that disease One farmer who had wheat last year
IN the month OF August and his wheat perfectly free
from rust, while wheat in September on the same
quality of land, much rusted. The spring wheat is
generally very good Wheat 3s Id to 3s 3D. As sd
oas va 70 Is; roatoes 100 to Is; rather poor crop
And lastly there arrived at New Orleans during the
three days ending 18th nst 1878 barrels -four 81 bbls
and sacks Of OATS and 33 sacks of wheat Cleared in the
same time al29 barrels of -four and 637 sacks corn for
Boston, 200 barrels of -four for New York and barrels
OF -four. and 1925 sacks of corn, for other ports
Will prices advance in this state ofthe corn trader
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o. AMrHIrHrArRE.-BeneGt of Otto Motty-The
great German equestrian juggler. Otto Moty presents
bill of extraordinary attractions for his benefit this
ming Among other novelties he is to introduce his little
children Otto Eliza and Ema, OF the ages Of seven five
and four years Besides which, Oscar r. Stone the only
true delineaor of the North American Indian will ride
his celebrated act and Whitaker has also volunteered
The great Hercules Guot. will go through with vari.
ETY. of his feats with Otto Motty and by himself The
casion will doubtless call together crowded audience
Motty to perform with the cannon balls on horseback
for the first time.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
eo- No mail received last night.


AsroRs-L sausinge. West Troy; Livingston,
Livingston Oak Hill; VIM Hasbronck, Newburgh;
Eeen'r sherman and lady, Crawford; VIM Patterson,
Perth Amboy; WIN Lawson. Staten Island; w Nevins,
Philadhipha; BENZ Lee College Point D Gard Ma
vyiR w Mason, Philadelphia; Hall, Patterson, N J;
Dabney Providence; HarIburt. Boston, Mrs Ruther-
ford. Baltimore; q Boughton, Hartford; q Maynard,
Boston, Hon NJ Evans, Boston; Hon VIM Pitt Fessenden.
Boston; Mr. Hutchps Boston, A Sprague, Providence;
Brown, Philadelphia; Natt'w Rowland. Joseph Ricket-
son, New Bedford: r Cronston, !; Alex Gibbs; Hon
John Quincy Adams Alexr Palmer lady stonington;
Adams James Forsyth, Kingston; A Espenshadd,
Lancaster, Pa; Mrs VIM Tiffany, Miss Carroll Miss Tiia.
ny, Mr. Geo Tiffany. Baltimore; McKim Duncan, 81
Louis Mrs Carroll Mrs De Camp, Baltimore, John Ford
& lady, Philadelphia.
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0y- Some fifteen years ago, Mr.. Maelzel asonished
the citizens of the world with his wonderful
ton chess player But the eight automaon performers
Gently brought to this country by Signor Vivald and
exhibiting at the American Museum, much more
surprising in every respect than that Of Mr. Maezel In
fact they urpass any thing of the kind in Ame-
rica and alike the delight OF the old and young Mr..
winchel the comic delineato is also performing there
with Mr.. T. G. Booth Miss Hood Celeste sc. Admtance
to the entire museum and performances only % cents
children half price.
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ord mdd mid fair far goo,
Corn Trade.

All is up inths market. Navigation the canals ha.
wing closed and shut in upwards of hundred
barrels OF Flour holders in this city and have
run the price up to So co. and probably fraction more to-
day. Comparatively speaking there is small stock in
market yet we believe it to be large enough We have
the fact that the receipts from New Orleans have already
begun to take into consideration when calculate
whathe price ought to be for the season. the fact
that our eastern demand entirely cut Off by the western
railroad and the supplies sent thither from New Orleans
we Will throw together in this review the latest
tegence Of the trade that the dealers can make
their own deductions from them.
In fhaGr ctrlnr lool Al
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The transactions at the stock board not large
day but at generally former rates; Ohio 6s declined
Mohawk rose per cent.
Money continues quite plenty, and loans have been
had at 5 per cent. There is yet movement
in business which creates demand for capital to any
great extent The specie which flows from this city to
the southwest for operations in produce has been pretty
well supplied by receipts from other quarters and has
yet reduced the capital seeking employment impor-
tant extent. The exchanges have been a little more firm
but notwithstanding that large amount of specie is
its way to this country they show symptoms OF down
ward tendency The operations for the packet have been
as follows
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.ashes:-rOt. in demand for export At 50 s7a Pearls

.4shes.Pots in demand for export at 50 STA Pearls
at 50 s7t.
ProrisionsMess Pork at 80 37t So Prime do 80 37t
5000 barrels brought So 50. Mess Beef at SO
i2t and Prime at 50 l2i Buter-Prime commands Ia Id
cents; Western 10 ~ cents; 10 cents Cheese
sells at a 81 cents
Spitssales of Whskey at 81 cents barrels at ~ cts
Brandy Otard, DuPuy Coy 81 O5; St. Crox Rum at rs
n 81 cents.
Sugars Sales ST. Croix Sugar at 81 cents: P. r. at 81
cents; Cuba Muscov ADDE'S 81 81 cents brown Ha
vona 6lc, VIII to do 81 a &c. months.
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.AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auetioneer.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
AT l0s O'Clock al the sale rooms.
Sale OF Fancy Goods Plated Ware Cut Glass, China, &c
Also entire invoice Of hail. mantel aud astral lamps,
four French bedeads beds, mattresses blankets table cut
leTy, Jewelry. &c.
Also, 40 baskets champagne; 20 demjohns brandy Sc
SovesA number ef valuable aud second hand stoves
various styles and patents. Also, Motifs HILL stoves
Also at W o'clock precisely, piano forte and bill
lizard tables, by order OF the sheriff.
Also another splendid ano Forte nearly new and IN hne
order. Sold positively under peculiar circumstances.
FRIDAY.
AT leh clock la the sales
sale OF Paintings Engrayings, Books, Looking Gasses,
Furniture &e by catalogue and without reseel0O valuable
aoeieni and modern paintings fine engavngs books and
works OF ART splendid baometers Of articles of
furniture. sofas chars bedseads looking glasses, Sc.
AT lH o'clock 2superb Piano Fores, equal any in the
city.
SATURDAY.
AT l03 o'clock IN the sales room.
SPLENDID Furniture SaeA large assortment OF elegant fur
mtnre, by order Of the sheriff
Also, the entire gentee furniture Of family removing
choice stock of made cabinet urntue beds bed
ding. mattresses, blankets. SC. &c.
Also, large additional and valuable assortment OF
peb and kitchen furniture OF all descriptions from
Brooklyn.
MONDAY
AT l0la O'Clock. in the saleB room.
Extensive and splendid sale Of elegant clothing Of all de-
BOYS do, ever cloa hosiery sh dry goods. muslin,
calico. silks sans superb West Of England cloths cassi
eres and yestngs IN lots 10 SUIT; gnns watches Jewev,
diamonds, &c
Large sale of Piano ForsAt l0x o'clock in the
first no1r, No. IA John Boaeway, which
splendid instruments by the best makers known, will
be sold without TO the highest bidder Such oppo-
ply themselves Most of them d. Further par
uculars tomorrow. Catalogues in time.
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Died.

Died,
On Wednesday morning, 3Oth November, WILLIAM
JONES, comedian, in the 6lst year of his age.
The rendsof the fimily requested attend his .
neral on Friday the ID December O'Clock precisely
from 22d street. between the Ninth and Tenth Avenues
90 The Evening papers are requested to copy.
Wednesday evening. Nov 80, Mr.. G. C. L1reDoN, in
the Goth year of his age
The friends of the family and those of his brother law
Capt. VIM. Thomson, invited attend his funeral on
Friday, December at ocock from his late residence
30 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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% CARD TO THE PUBLIC-The attention of
the und signed having been repeatedly called notice
In the Sun newspaper published by Moses Y Beach, in
which the undersigned is requested to call 81 Nassau
street meaning the Sun Office and pay the rent for bis Off
&c., which the undersigned considers highly pjuri.
to him, and belous, he deems 1t his duty
that said notice is inserted by M Y Beach, his
count That he does not IN justice cent to Beach,
any other person. for rent and that he ready
has been to adjust and pay all fair claims against him.
presentation at his Office 81 John street.
40 lf ,oa EPENETUS C. GRAY.
New York, Nov. 80, 1912.
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Domestic Inportations.

CHARLEsroN-Brig Moses5O rice 40 bales cotton Geo
bukey93 DC Smith Mills colo De Peyster Whtmarsh
10 Spoiord Tiles n93 do II rice II LeverIch-66
DO Victor packw empty bbls Egeston Panam-i3s
hides BaItlett2 iron cam bosses TapscottI cask
MsIiby Stsr-l case yessup4 bbs DR. SLcsr-I box
" Peek-l StaI-l q Hasngs.l okg Slate, Gardner &
HOWELL w Buklsy-l Dbl Peck Sayre-l bd Schermer-
horn X Banker- chest to order.