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The result OF She question The Speeches OF MF Clay 10
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p Birky & Co.. No Park row. by the 18th OF Aor AMI
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DAY Waterloo superior quality
and deljr ,tu favor, for sale wholesale and retail by
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Tf fSaS.-Csrsst's second Comsr S..a a Lee
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urday 4h ms. SPENCER, Halter
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The Fortunes OF urctnr OtEaloran and his Mark
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= "A Nov " UfR NOW SSGudy,-hE LLF ] co.
s67 Broadway, wiil publish 10 story by H. n.
Wild late OF Boston, which likely enough 10 throw
Of the recently imported English fctions into the shade.
~ gather from the proofsneets OF the first and second
CHARTERS ha, ibe scene from first to asst slad n this
SHALL anticipate public curiosity b. gi=ns re details OF
the plot Sufce say, that the and OF
Indian life aphically illustrated by the author and
that The tale throughout is perfectly unique its character
The title is 'AMaRANTHA, Or THE DARK EYED
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TNGLISH MUSTARD--A superior
article for table use, for sale in half pound botles' or
!, " "nNrs bv DAVID SANDS & Co..
oy w Drryy;s,s and Chemists n East Broadway,
hi''''i' Corner OF Markel-sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27

There exists fair demand for fouegn exchange The
steamer leaves before many OF the State dividends are
paid. There very few southern bills in the MARKET
We quote;on London 81 a 0 per cent premium
Domestic Exchanges remain without any material
alteration Alabama funds are daily improving lin this
market. a ST are the ruling rates at present.
Exports of Domestic goods from Boston for the week
ending the 23d inst l27 bales to the West Indies so
to South America and 200 to Smyrna, making total Of
1856 bales.
The finances havebeen discussed lately
by the journals that State quite extensively The State
Treasurers annual report gives the receipts and expend-
lures of the government for the past in detail and shows
balance in the Treasury November 3Oth, of $3.50 AL
The receipts from the public works belonging to the State
have exceeded those for s42 Notwithstanding many
favorable circumstances retarded the operations for the
The condition of the finances Of Pennsylvania is
subject of vital importance to hundreds whose last dollar
has been squandered in public improvements by this Itch
and popuous State The details of the report are inter-
esting to those Immediately concerned and will enable
them to judge of the the probability of their receiving
fraction Of their investment.
ID d..
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CHRISTMAS


''NEW YEARS" PRESENTS.
d p BIxBYs& CO have just received and handsome
~. assortment Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANIMALS,
among which
The Keepsake for 1874 London Is plates, danask silk
The Friendships Offering, for 1914, London Is plates rich
eahs Book Beauty for 1874 London, Is plates rich silk
Ackemans Forget Me Not (isno) for 1874, London Turky
The Magnetic for isii New York. steel engravng, super
The Iris for 1884, New York. steel ensavngs rich damask
silk.
The Opal pure g for 1914 New York. 10 steel ensrsvings
rich Turky morocco.
The Gift for 1914 Philadelphia, royal svo, superb white calf
The Gin for 1874 Philadelphia svo French morocco. gill; IS
finished Plates
The Literary Souvenir 1884, Philadelphia. white calf gilt ens,
The American Offering for 1884, Boston plates
embossed morocco, glt edges
The WIntsrgeen Perennial Gift 1884, New York. is fine
steel plates, morocco embossed and gilt.
The Chrsan souvenir for 1874, Boston, " steel plates
The Rose, Affections Off, 1874, New York, morocco
embossed and glt, 10 superfne steel engravings
The Rose Sharon for 1884, Boston. IL fine steel embeh
Hents, rich embossed French morocco
morocco gilt
The Lily for 1874 Juvenile Annual 10 steel plates embossed
The Boys and Girls nnua for 1884, numerous plates to-
Ire Youths Histt neal Gift, cloth plates.
An endless of Juvenile Books Splendid editions OF
valuable works in bindings suitable for the holidays Albums
Porlfeuilles, Fancy Stationary, &c. &c.
The sbove together with their of Standard
Miscellaneous, School aud Blank Books 9nsred extremely
low prices by X blAbf ~,
No. Park Row, opposite tbs Astcr House.
auction sales every commencing at halfpast
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The actual receipts only to the sum S92I GA
The revenue from the public works for the year just
closed bis very large, comparatively and the
amount of produce &C. transported by Them The former
scale OF tolls would have netted much larger
This reduction of tolls in Pennsylvania is the result Of
the advancement the neighboring have made in
perfecting communications with the interior. This fact
will continue to have great influence the receipts from
that source As the channels Of communicate with the
interior increase prices for transporting merchandise
decrease because facilities Of travel improve faster
the resources of the country.
The position of Pennsylvania her immense wealth and
unbounded resources the power to be honest without
the disposition the Partially shown her domestic credi
tors and the utter disregard exhibited for the starving
widows and orphans abroad have their all locked up
in the public improv of the state whose citizens
are daily receiving the benefit Of and the
that her legislature will do nothing towards the
OF the interest her immense public debt places Penn
sylvana in more unfavorabe dishonest light than any
ether state in the Union Mississippi perfectly honor.
able compared with Pennsylvania The former state
could pay and would, did they consider the demand
against them legal and just. The latter state acknow.
lodges their whole debt have the and able
pay every cent but quietly set down. and by their acts
plainly say, to their foreign creditors will not until
we get ready is not surprising that the Rev. Sydney
Smith preferred Bonds Turkish Tu-
mis- Three and half per cents the stock Of such
state.
The report Of the State Treasurer, given above,
shows that nearly the full receipts Of the government
appropriated for the payment of domestic debts and
ses According to this statement the whole amount of
the annual interest the foreign debt must paid be
annually raised by direct tax the people. is
ported however that the domestic creditors of the state
will be paid in full this year. and that the amount appro
prated to that purpose heretofore will be devoted to the
payment of the interest the foreign debt This will
pay about half the yearly accruing interest II will used
for that purpose pay from two to three per the
total debt which would give their foreign creditors
much for the of their money as they could get at
home. This would be the first STEP and the present
would undoubtedly be satisfactor to all holding this
stock II would be evidence Of disposition act Justly
and honestly and would put food in the mouths many
who reduced to want by the acts Of the
of Pennsylvania 1t would be example for other nom
interest paying States to do likewise would be the
commencement of in the history of this coun.
try which would be hailed with joy by every honest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-27
THE
IN Wis BIZ f

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs
~ have pronounced the perfect and
taordnary invention Of the day The great advantage Of this
novel and unique wig being made without sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
the hair lghtness and natural appearance
defy detection being beautiful and
free that in all of perspaton evaporation Tninpeded
aud alike invited this novel and beau
iu Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head
Manufacturers e. Barry. LAG Broadway, Of Liberty
strsst MP stairsI d27 imsrc
VERY OLD WiNEs,.The subscriber offers for sale At Is
Pine aeet illiam, the following Wines Bran
dies Wines the vintage Of 1906 from the Duke Of Mas
old Maderas and Sher in bottles and drafts
Port in aud glass The finest qualities Of Champagne
and pins superior Hooks Csrets Burgundies Sau
terms &c. in of dozen each, warranted
from the frat estates. Apply to
GILBERT DAVIS.
Old Brady and Holland Gin. d2t 3tinsrrc
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEANs-shp Oconee-oo bales cotton Buck & co..
Masters Markoe co3O6 kegs lard Rossere coz
bbls moase 1874 bales order-so bids 80 70 bbs
beef 40T l6 hhds do McChan co8 bbs pork do tai
low IS do 81 kegs lard $50 bbs flour Collins COS bb
hf do Hallocki3 bbs starch Pollen Cogate-l56
SKIS bbs peaches Wood-lso do pork Small Williams CO
% hhds bh alow 1877 do pork 200 kegs lard Work Drake
100 kegs bbls lard 200 do pork < McGregor.
Nxw ORLEANs-Ship Solon637 bales cotton IL hhds tobac-
co Goodhue co31 bales cotton De Rham Mooe-126 do
Henry Smith, Min-l2o Cram CO.'S Barnwell
% Marshall-2 Rchard-t34e pigs lead III Rogers &
co?75 bbls pork 46 half do SO kess lard Suydm Sage
o3 bbs pork AID SO kegs lard Schermehon box mde
Wilson. " ~
NEw Manhattan-49 sacks feathers bbls
ties axseed I Mabee30 bbs four rcs daxseed Bosso1
Work & Drake = " go oo''
MoBILE-Barque Nicholas Brown-5l bales f Hurrbu, &
co95 Vandervoort Hayward-I0aJ tterworh-IO0 to
order.
MoBmE-Barque Gazelei3O bales Hobrook Nelson
x CO.
SAyANNAH-Brig Sterng-il6 bales cotton Bastow Pope
20 Parmeee. kb9m Rogers-9o Perkins Hopkins-46
Paften96 Davis Lester3 Gibson Rchel2l hides
bales deer skins NJ Atwoodt bbls talow Halsey u
Cos bxs Firth & Hall--l61 cks rice to order.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Emily-296 bales II Irvn-188 do
Victor Duckwitz-loo do Fitch CO.'S casks rice Gray
Crosby-5l Shaptert9 bales cotton W. Wadsworth-
eases Wssh25 hf 50 or kegs grapes Meponyall
hf cks T / Tobias Cochan-i Thayer-l
Grffth-2 X Baron-i Howard scoield.
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New stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

There is very little doing and the markets generally
continue in the same state reported in our last
AsHEs.-We quote Pots at 81 So and Pearls at So Ia
The stock of Pots in this market is 6092 barrels and OF
Pearls, 1915 do
HAY.-The receipts continue very light and the sales
moderate. Sales rule at 43 46 cents.
WHIsKEYDrudge is very inactive at % cents Barrel
is held at 24t. but is very dull
PRovIsoNs-An articles under this head very quiet.
We have change in either price demand to report
CoFFEEThe activity in this article is caused princi-
pay by speculation We quote sales of Laguayra II
u cents; Brazil, a "A cents
BREADsTUFrs-The market is little irmer this morn
ing yet prices higher Genesee is quoted at 81
75 Other descriptions quoted as before.
REAL EsTATE.The following sales of Real Estate
made to-day by Anthony j. Blocker s. Co =
The leasehold premises No 81 Third avenue between
18th and 18th streets 81 $40
The leasehold premises No % Third avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets ................. LAO
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Foreign Importations.

GLAsGow-Bar1'e Claemont-28 chests 60 boxes magnesa
Geo Norwood & coz casks Wilson & Brown-l box
Appleton cooo cks bleaching powder rs do soda Lee y
co-3 bxs bale Smith, Thurgar Cos cks Rose do
whiskey TO order.
MoNIEvpEo-Barque Madonna-2 silks Borie & Trott.
Phladelphia-73 hides Grnne Mnturn co-29 bags horse
tails the captan-62 bales wool 7a and hides to
order.
ST. THoMAs-Barque Hecla-l box old silver do copper
bbls do mdse drums 10 ties copper Heny-2 bb!s
old brass 1853 bags Schmidt Voge-l bag specie w
Burger do w Mofat.
ST CRox-Brg Angola-5O logs mahogany 693 sticks futc
bales tobacco SO hides Curtis l600 palm leaf $40
ceroons Rice Warren, Boston, 800 bales tobacco AZ log.
hoeany 70 do cedar 100 fustic Las,a.
JAcMEL-Schr Chas Henry825 bags coffee ogwood
Rossere co200 bags coffee Thomas Marean- 10 do
order.
BLACK RIVER. Jam-Brig Volant-229 bags pmento
turtle shell & q Laured7 bags cks pmeno old iron
lao do logwood 1853 hides w Dawson.
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IJUNTERIAN DIsPEN sARY-No. 3 Division street -
IL This only place in New York where the real genuine
Hunters Red Drop be obtained This inconroverby
only medicine earth that be depended with the
confidence quickly safely and permanently eradicate
from the the destructive disease that afflicted
man. This medicine has been known fail in single
instance to suffered from uutmey
and when all Other edies failed in thu des
and nveerate warranted caseaud
under all circumstances either All medicines
distance will be packed secure and all letters pos paid
serbing case WILDE promptly attended Price dollar
per vial which is ted under all circumstances Albany
No Maiden Lane only place north where the cle
be had In Boston, Mass and Charleston, s. c
be obtained. dN lt|c
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aJ- SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED woRK.-Ths day
will be ready at the New World Office, 80 Ann street. and
Wadeigh's, 400 Broadway: Price 81 So handsomely
bound MEXICO AS 1T WAS AND AS IT is !-By
Branz Mayer Secretary of to that country
Embelshed with 100 splendid engravngs executed for
this work. cost oover twelve hundred dollars This
will be the cheapest and most valuable book of the
with one hundred and fifty engravings executed in
the highest style ofthe aembracng views of the ruined
cities pyramids curioses, &C. and Also illustrations
the people their manners and customs &C. SC Sc twill
be the highly embeished work that has ever been
published in this country and full of incident descrp
ton and valuable information, which where else
be found.
Mr. Mayors work will give complete account of the
present social and political condition of Mexico view
ofits ancient civilization description of antiquities
the museum OF Mexico and ancient remains
from California to Odaca which will be copiously Illus
trated 1t will also furnish record of the authors jour-
neys to Tezcoco and through the TERRA Caente full
account of the agriculture manufactures commerce. re
sources mines, coinage and statistics of Mexico and
added to this there will be complete view of the past and
present history Of the country and will he replee
with all interesting information concerning Mexico, than
any work which has appeared since the days of Humboldt
So great has been the labor of preparing this work. that
we have been able to get ready but edition. of only
1000 copies for the holiday Of which already
ordered Those wishing to secure copies should be
speedy with their orders.
WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, 26--6 r. M.

The wheels again in motion. The brokers have once
more commenced their accustomed occupation. Stocks
do not advance so rapidly anticipated before Christmas
The sales very large and the operators very
undecided how to very small advance took place
in nearly all descriptions Harlem improved per cent
Mohawk Norwich Canton Ohio 6s / Illinois /;
Kentucky 4; Indianai North American Trust Co. u
Long Island declined per cent Pennsylvania 5s 4.
The Tradesmcns Bank of this city has declared semi
annual dividend Of five per cent payable on the ih prox
imo.
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Died.

Suddenly Monday evening, in the s9th year of her
age ELIZA c. consort of Frederick r. Lee and daughter
Of Arrest Fink.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half
past O'Clock precisely from her late residence No. 245
Bowery, corner of Stanton street.
On Tuesday the Goth instant, Mrs. S. Monroe, wife of
the late James Monroe in the 49th year of her age:
rion Temperance Society requested to attend her f
neral Wednesday, the 9th inst at O'clock from her
late residence No. l73 West Broadway
st. Louis and Mobile papers will please copy.
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Cleared
Ships Sidd ms, Cobb Liverpool Collins Co; Alaba-
ma, Bunker New Orleans VIM Nelson; Edwina, West. Mo.
bile Hubut & Co-BarIue Eugenia, Biscoe Vera Cruz,
Geo Whitaker Cambridge, lBr) Parker Demerara, Thomas
Winniett; Macon. Lewis Savannah, Demill; Exact,
Johnson do, sturges Cearman-Schr Vhginan, Bedell
Norfolk.
Arrived.
Ship Oconee Jackson days from New Orleans, with cot
ton, to T. X. Collins Co.
Ship Soon Buchanan II days from New Orleans with
ton, to b Richards.
Ship Hndoo Proctor sdays from Boston, in ballast the
master.
Barque Claremout, Trssei from Glasgow Oct &C. with
mdse to Badger Peck seerage Lat a. Ion 49,
in gale, carried away bboom, sprung bowsprt
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mo- LITERARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGA.

0hy- LITERARY NOTICE.-GRAIIANrS MAGA-
ZINE-The January number of this popular periodical
superbly embeshed has been upon our table several
days II is certainly OF the richest numbers the en-
terprsng publisher has issued and is just the thing
for New Years gift This work ranks among maya
zines as the Herald does among newspapers as the best
that long will be The circulation Of this
work has been secured by generous disregard OF the
publisher of expense in the literary and pictorial depart
mens that he has enlisted his side the good will OF
artists and writers, as well as Of readers.
The Hawking Party" and the little gem entitled
Harry'-a portrait We presume-are two Of the finest
engrayings, that have been given in magazine
The title page is beautiful and chaste affair." from
Quicker" relative perhaps of Old Daniels" This
engraving is certainly out Of the way" in elegance Of
design and delicacy Of finish
The literary matter is from the highest Willis
Pauldng, Holmes Miss Sedgwick, the Countess Of Bles
sngton to nothing of other lumnaries from galaxy
not often found in monthly work.
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Qy-ExTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED HAvA
MA Cw. I.,) November 10th, ls43

DEAR SiR:-
Your favor of the 2sh Of October with a gross of the
Tuberose Shaving Cream is at hand. have introduced
ii to the notice Of several gentlemen of Judgment and ex
perence in cosmetics and they unanimously
decidedy preferable thing in the way of shaving
soenng the beard that has yet been introduced in the
Island Its neat and tasteful appearance is not the only
recommendation is not likely to irritate the skim
dry up as is the with soaps generally Ihave no
hesitation in ordering twelve gross and wish the exclu
sive agency oft for Cuba
Yours, sc. j. LOPEZ.
The above is only one of many testimonials which
brought out solely the merits OF the article alone.
fair trial will convince the most ncredulous of its supc
riority over any similar article before the public
Sold wholesale and retail by Edward Phalon, 2l4
Broadway. Also by @. b. Zicber x Co., Ledger Build.
ings Philadephia o. Fish Co.. Browns Hotel Pennsy !.
vana avenue, Washington; Boston, Brainard Co, 10
Court street.