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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

RcE.-The supply in this market is getting to be quite
large, with trifng sales We quote fair to good nomi
nally at So 37t s. ga.
OIL.-Crude Whale commands 40 cts, but the demand
Is very limited Crude Sperm is very dull
CoFrEE-A moderate demand exists, but prices are not
very firm Sales OF Brazil at 81 7Ic. st. Domingo OF
5tc.; Laguayra, 7sc.; Cuba 81 a7c.
BREADsruFFs.-There is demand for Flour except for
city consumers and the sales therefore very large
Our quotations for Genesee, 81 6S3 81 rs show cons
derable irmness, notwithstanding the want of buyers
Michigan and Ohio brings 81 62I 6s2 Rye Flour SO
25 Buckwheat is not plenty and therefore, higher
the price now being 81 a 4 25 and 81 37I
1t is said that wheat scarce and would bring dollar
easily; but no.one would sell at that price quote bar
at 90 cents oats all kinds 20 SO cents southern corn
so "a CENTS new northern "A 49, We know of sales of
rye at g. SO cents.
Our stock of manufactured breadstufs such -four
and meal is quite large Since January ls this year the
receipts of flour in this city have reached 69 bar
rels.
Such is the market In all others the features
presented We therefore, gvea table of quotations the
lates dat
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!; s.; 4:
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sS.T s,yS:.
se% Sw cy ss Is sa S
5 bales osnaburgs Johnston Burt 40 bxs do linen
GsI.s Hs.i' fa%ss: Mi!ss, ySssS!
Sss g sSe m s
StO%s CO. casks jars George stasey bale; mdss GOnop
s iS,
a. &c n ,hsss
a ~. :; %d.s DO u;tsas Peabody Rig: eSH 90
%s Bi' :os as SS'
f$pS: g esPpst
Hssf ssy H.u S s s
o. Tho, %d
Cha. King bales mds SKINNER eS@ls crates
sss md.: ps
sS.i Levi; [AtieisHIy Watt. :%s
S sS ss1 a.f % %S
' rssS T ss.s sss f Ss nd:
ssnaS 90 s. %.. 10 Cheese
.sse W S s,pe Ss s #
%dss 90 bales wSTs,sd yarn DO ba"H.es Sands
Fox co., bales linen goods 90 do osnabugs Smith, Thurgr
COG cs mdse Hall Brothers. cks hardware Marshall
1928 bars 81 bds iron Abee COS cs mdse JAS Owen
do books Rev Jas ODounel-2 do mdse Famum co., c.
bar steel Sand rson-3l boxes tin plates Bruce
sous bIs mde John Fergusons cases do fusans do
thread bales psddings Res Bothers mdse Gundy
II OK seeds q q, Fushing- mdse David Morrson-2
cks iron stge,ehers case horn hooks Isaac Smith cos
%Sss ss0ss sn .cs cas-. Sw y
Cali S,s. :sn; a blanket. cohss
carpetIng IS bags nails 2 crates plants order
H.yRE-Ship Albany Reported ycsterdayl-2 pkgs mdze
Don--t do Herrick Blunt-8 do Campbell y Whits-l
40 Frederick Reubels-2 do iaight do Fellows
i do Bennett Caldveln! do WIN Bellamy-2do j Bourry
pkgs mdze Dea mes-2 do Moran Iselin-I do Crosse
ande-i do Henderson Inches Fs-s do Edwards < Stod
dard-l do Tetera Blair-8 do Caselle-T do Edward
Kaupe-s do Spies Christ col do Henry Babad2 do
Monrose-2 do Chevrolet colo do II ST. Felx-5 do
I.te-l do Cervis tairmann7i do Austin, wmerdpg
Tradwell,2 do A Deesme?jl2 do Lpcisn Plivayt2 WIN
P A II Benauld 4 COS do VIM Bmwer-2 do Merriam & Be
narl-I do Francis Tones SonS--i do III Delur-l do q
Vom Baur-I do John WENDELL do Deaforst-2 do y
SAMUEL do Bresi % n pidier-i do w II Coles do
II Horstm,nn \ co.'s do II Kennegun-i n Iourdegain
3 Grinne Mnturu Y cos Aston--3 Bocceau X Rasch
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1889 6sl4 inc. 5O25

The sales of both descriptions the last week reach
1900 bbls
sueanThis market very inactive hut prices are very
steady. We notice sales of brown Havana al a. New
Orleans 81 81; st. Croix 81 a &c. ~
MoLAssEsOperations in this article are very triaing
Small sales of New Orleans, at 2sja2eJc st. CroS
26c.
PRovIsIoSs--We quote fair enquiry for Beef M "A
l2la$4 %, for country prime. Do Mess at S6aS6 ia
Pork is not very active. Prime quote SloaSio AZ
state Mess, $ll 50aSl rs do Ohio brands do moi
meet at present with much demand. Land is quite dull
The sales very moderate and rule at 6c for kegs
Beef Hams held at 3a32c Butter and Cheese are in
moderate demand M
FRuIr-saies Of bunch Raisns at 81 75asi ia Sicily
Filbcrts at &c. DO. Lemons, 81 s7laS2.
WHsLEnoNETh The sales rule at SO but there is very
little doing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

las- PUBLIC NOTICE-MASS MEETING OF THE
WfiiGSA public meeting of the Wings opposed to the
present High Tariff will be held in the Park in few days
due notice Of which will be given in the papers favorable
to the principles of free trade. 800,
Since the above written, understand Will be
postponed until action is had by Congress on the
subject.
But what is more important than what concerns our
immediate comfort Certainly nothing. Then why fret
and sco because your face wry chapped and tender
We know it's the fault OF bad soap you've used in soften
ing your beard. But why don't you throw it to the
dogs" and try "Phalons Tuberose Shaving Cream"i
Just call his Hair Dressing Saloons. 2l4 Broadway
(oppostc st. Pauls) and n it Is first rate article set
us down for humbugs The price, and shillings the
jar is cheap but the cheap cash system works like
daily truly this is the best evidence of its being appre
cated Sold in Philadelphia by g. b. Zeibcr Co.. 3
Ledger Buildings Brainard Co.. ID Court st. Boston
Browns Hotel Penn'a Avenue by o. Fish Co.
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E9u. for Boston; gr,ntn Gen Sect aud seafan for do
EDaARTowN, Dec 5-An Otranto Treworgy New York for
Frankfort; sth Richmond Thondike Thomaston for NYok;
Fairfield Halves NYork for Portland In the above and
those reported yesterday.
Nav BppFoRp, Dec 8-An Time. Garrison, Suffolk
PRovIpEsoE, Dec s-Au Thos Hooper, and Union Balu
more; Chief, Philadelphia.
R,cHMoNp Dec AR Lynchburg, Matthias, and A So
mers Powell, New York. =,
WiLMINGToN, NC De- 5-Arr Belle Myers, New York
Lsvan Brown Guadalupe. Cid Nov 30, Columbia, Jor-
dan, Fall River; Ayano, Pace, NYork Dec Fox Norton,
Guadsloupe Laonia Smith, do Casda, Goodsl and Nancy
lame Smith New York; Cd sagadsh0ck Simpson and Belle
CHARLEsToN, Dec 7-Ar Medemseh. Chase, Boston; 9Th
Mail Norris NYok; Lyons Ryan, Bath, Me; Brontes ur
WiIams BI West Indies Mary Clark SWEET pert il CsS,
deaux; Hersa, Baxter London.
GEoRGsrowN SC. Dec 2Sd Virginia, Barbados In pert
Sultana, for Demerara.
sAyANSAg. Dec S-AT sastoga; Bsdel NYork 5h' Gin
MoBiLE Dec lar Ocean, Bishop, Franklin, La. Cid
Brown. Pckens NYork.
Brsdore Cody, Apa,ShieSs CID Constantine, sampson,
Scion, Buchanan, NYork; Oregon, Wines, Nassau, M.
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LIyERPooL GLAssiFIcATIoN..
Baltimore Cattle Market.

The number of beef cattle at market last week was
so large for several preceding weeks but was fully
equal to the demand OF 900 head offered about 700
sold at 81 so to So % per 100 lbs the hoef quality
which equal to 50 81 25 net On Tuesday head left
were driven North leaving the market without sup
plies There has been fair supply of live Hogs at market
taken speculation at SO per lbs The sales to
butchers have ruled at SO rs So s7J There are now
probably 1000 head unsod Nearly $500 head been
thus far packed by establishment, and we would re-
mark that these operations embrace much the largest por
this city this The receipts during the week have
been pretty full and the sales from have ranged from
So 81 for parcels suitable for family There
a good stock in market and the demand fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

John Milhaa-. All Ward Seo-l souteyran Tsre.-
E3reoG baskets vine Victor Bsrsa9us pigs ndne
r Harmony co-l Meyer Hargous, Bro.
Tiers eo,i Berthaud- A Robert-ls jolly Fsres-i
C9mt1s Jouy Graher-3 f Bergonzis- w schmidt vo-
gelIt lyerno Cos Cottinetl do Nelly, jr
pS,dnl Bishop-2 Gilbert Frees- @ D fiaviland
~ Mnlard-6 Howe coz Hyde eel Cum
ming R Itch DelnoTi BAR. al C9bi,-l w ORA;
per- Haskel-2 II Davis-l III IS + Woodworth-l
SwSraj STANFORD seo2 bks wine Bossaogs22 pcs %dse
ber-i PA Mesier-l A Breithaupt Chun-i N Open.
heim GO strik RI Wemer-l Oscar Zoiikohef.l
T. Claudius-2 Meek. Plate Coz Rener * Meeke-7 A
Vosp col 4 Curtis & co-l5 schchardt Favre & CO.
Ahreniedt COS ID Muller coz L Doan Sons
q Msgnn COS Bernhard Hutoul Deraismes Bonard
% r. Fabrqnee Fill. Moran-2 IL @ Malls do mdse
Ste,nheile = Pays Maezleuz Gourd col Pey.
ser co-8 u Hessenbeg co-6 Loeschigk Wisendonek
NJ NJ vesin-l Th9ypeckrS eos Colvn Fleming
Guden-2 Richard Deaed- basket wine IS bumpers pota
toes 81 pkgs mdse TO order,
HvANAShp Heepont-506 boxes of sugar2O honey 40
bags coffee Spoford Teston co-i5 boxes sugar RIOS
sere coo bales bass Ooulard-2O0 600 Lille
-" 60 bales Es@st nod M
Manzanedo-5SOood do Karck,-3o 900 do Faber. 80,
BARAcoA-Schr Pacc52 bales tobacco logs cedar bbs
honey 1850 cocoa nuts Aymar co0 900 oranges Smith.
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Domestic Importations

M9sILseBrg Peter Demill.lo bales cotton Pilot L.
order.
.sAyANNAH-Brg Exce-9Os bxs wine TAYLOR & Merr-l5o
cks rice w Wadswoh25 do Stanton Frost hG pipes
brandy Geo Mer363 bales cotton Pamee Kilbom Rogers
@33 leo ColnsI2i Smith Mills coll Gowdy Wells
~ BronEon--57 Jas Wood-60 to order.
SAyANNAH-Brg Exact-60 rice Depsyster Whtmarsh
$40 bales cotton NJ Pescott-iOO Goodhue co3l u Col
lns--ll Reed-63 Birdsdale colo Bronson-2 G0wdy
Wells-5o bales yarn Wood Merrittl hid fas sprague
bales cotton Miller box Morrson3 half brls mdze
j Lathrop--l Barcay-6 pkgs mdze Hites-i3 bales
cotton to order.
Sut!on Reported yesterdayls bales
cotton u Sntton-57 Smith, Mills COLT casks Poirler
Feres99 De eyser Whtmarsh30 bbs 81 cks Spraeue
A Rossiere.
CHARLEsToN-Drig Tvbce-i box w Bake-l A Bryan
w Ciaoway-2 do elk Crook-500 bales cotton Fowler
Pc ster Whitmarsh-2 Dbl. order.
GEoRGETowN SC-Brg Fanny Cot-( Reported yesterday
.2l2 bales cotton II Colt & co266 Post Phps-' Smith,
Mills coz Spague Robnson-l6 Maitland-2 bYs
bbs Olcot, Mckepn
GEoRGETowN, SC-Brig Mary-284 bes Post Phil
lpsSl63 II Cot coElio Aver Co.'S Spague Robin
csl98 Smith, Mills co-26 Sackett Brothers. box
Edw Derhaunt-l8 bales mdse Lord, Stebbins 4
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooLGPscket ship Queen Of the WestF Croty Chs
Routh Edw Brke,t. John Birlett Thos Brke Lawrie,
Ithe Town, Utter g Folssm, Jos Pee, Right Rev Dr.
O'Connor Or Richard Wilson, NJ OBren. Brown, T. Me-
Flaherty, Mrs Ward, Mis-, Cullen, Miss Z Strange Miss A
Strange, Miss 2 Reade Miss McDarby Miss M OBren-aO
in the Storage.
HAvANA-Ship Hel!esront-Edw P Wyle, of Philadelphia.
NEv,s-Schr Duncan-W Malthrop, s Dunn.
SAvANNAH-B'ig Excel-A Cox, ii Vosburg, q Sharp,
Giman-3 in the steerage
CHARLEsroN-Ship Suttou-Miss Cram, Miss M A Dexter,
Miss Dnnett. Miss Wakeman.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Tybee-Nlr jenkins, Mr. Franklin and
Hayes.
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CoTToN.-Ths market during the past week quite
active Prices advanced fraction before the arrival Of
the English steamship The sales were principally on
speculation. The European advices have not had any
material effect prices demand Operations in the
English market were based on probable crop here of
900 bales and even at that high estimate prices
firm, and sales fair The accounts daily receive from
the south, confirm former estimate Of 900 to
900 bales The yield will not exceed the latter guam
ty We learn that large cotton house in this city have
engaged all the Liverpool packets for December to load
with cotton The sales for the week were quite large
reaching $4,000 bales, and the receipts 1000 decreasing
the stock in first hands, in this port ID 900 bales The
following quotations show the state of the Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

o. PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S Celebrated Pills, for
the of GonorrhGa, elect Fluor Abus and all
capurulent discharges from the Urehra. These Pills
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without ainting the BREATH dsagreeng
with the stomach, confinement from business Price
81 per box Office and consulting of the College
of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
w g. RICHARDSON Aren't.
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Died.,

On the 9th instant FRANCES MARIA only daughter of r.
II. and Frances NJ. Funny aged years and month.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon Monday
Dec. lth from the residence of her parents in Washing
ton street, Jersey City, at o'clock P. M.
Nov. l6, in Curacao, JAMES S. BRowN merchant, New
York
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state OF Trade.

The markets closed very quietly. The accounts from
Europe did not create that activity expected.
AsHEs-Pots very firm at 81 sol, although sales
made at 81 62J Pearls are in moderate demand at
50 lai, but prices tend towards slight decline The
stock in the inspection warehouse in this city is fol-
lows, compared with last year.
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MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Dec 1O-6 II. M.
The operations in the Stock market for the past week
exhibit the fluctuations that usually characterize such
movements Prices through the week have varied very
materially Good sterling stocks and those called fancy
share the same fate under the present state of the Money
Market.
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Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
o !hs Shipping LEFT he Port whence they sailed ths
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo, and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind viii be thankfully
received.
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BANKS OF NEw ORLEANS,
81, se6 .7OJ s,Oel ,se2 s., ess, 7o9

$685. 7oJ $s,Oei 1862 81, 8ss, 1903 81, O6i, 8s2
The increase of cash liabilities comprising circulation
and cash deposes has been larger than that of specie
The banks have been obliged to expand meet the wants
Of the merchants of that city, who still obliged to de-
pend upon facilities from such sources.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

o. PRICE REDUCED,-Dr. Taylor's Balsam Of Ii
verwort 375 Bowery Bottles for 81 for trial The pro-
petor has been induced to make second size bottle at
the earnest solicitations Of hundreds from every part of
the United States who have themselves experienced its
wonderful powers besides witnessing in Others who
anxious that all shall have the advantages of it, Our
orders for it immense. We continue to make the
deductions all charitable societies who purchase
for gautous distributions; also to the commissioners
for the poor Persons who have coughs colds, asth
ma liver complaint or consumption and who will not
resort to this nimabo remedy call and read and
for themselves irresistible proofs of its curative
qualities where the lungs are affected lett without any
if they not well See the steel plate label
bottles signed by Dr. Leeds, l2s Maiden lane, Of whom
buy, above.
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'nrcr, OF srooKs IN THIS MAnKIr.

Some of the above Stocks have within six days, varied
from five eight per cent Good sound dividend paying
State stocks have uctuated from two to three per cent
Money is abundant tshas been any time this
season. Many of local Banking and Insurance Com
panes declare dividends during the months OF December
and January which activity in their stocks
but prices uniform the market is not filed
and the brokers do operate in them largely as they
do in those tha are good for nothing.
Our principal staple articles Of trade more regular
in prices and demand than stock securities Operations in
them are confined to the legitimate channels and the tide
flows on more steady.
Pp,crs OF THE PRINCIPAL STAPLE ARTICLES y. York.
$500 " Nor. Is. Dec. Q. Dec.9.
Ashes Pots....S 1855 at,621s s. at,62H ~ 56Aa 629
do Pearls. 5,l2sa 3l2h @Aa5 l2h
Cotton ~ fair 8s5a9 8Ssa "a OLA %
Pork urme 49,. e97LaI0 gT5 a9811s 10 90 a0 Is
do Mess :. n 90 all25 1e,87fall ~ so all IS
Beef prime -. d'i2isa aI8A i,25 ASK 12Isat 70
do Me,a... a las.a 62j Gas a6Tb 6 Oh as I2h
Flour, barre -. $50 A,56 a,5G aiI3 MiaH 70
Wheat, bush los | alOS, lW a
Lard, kegs Ga Ga Ga ga GA -
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streets --Oyters Coffee Chocolate and variety Of 9TH
relishes up superior style The Ladies' Saloon,
floor has been enlarged and furnished in the
elegan: and costly TINS has already become favo
rite for ladies' who, alter the fatigue Of shopping
morning Iromenad require like this
which to refresh themseyss also for parties returning from
the Theatre Conc who enjoy the most delightful
supper without the trouble and of them
Al home. dl0INec
THE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared to sell Nv acn;ss
and Jewery low, not lower than any other nous
the city To wit aGoid Watches from SIS to soo eicn nn
do, from 81 to $50 EACH All watches ~ MI
good time or the money returned Watches Clocks sn Nu
steal Boxes repaired and warranted, lower nan y ga Svsr @
len in srch,nSe "s hnnaht for cash THOMPSON FISH
Err, importers Of Watches ana 's"e"'' "
NO sS' broadway New fo'A AMOS r. THOMPSON,
a,o,. RICHARD FISHER
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it2- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent cure primary or secondary Syphilis
and all complaints arising from the of
anteed Sold single bottles 81 each in of
hafdozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
union Office and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
III DINO

AR Fs.ssssN Merchant. late Of Elbng earnestly
l quested by his friends l., communicate with them without
DELAY; aud until he does he is informed his affairs cannot ee
arranged for the benefit Of himself and his fm
IL Dc 81 fh
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole, Oct. 81
S.W hitney, Thompson, Nov. 3
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. Nov. II
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
s. de Grasse, Thompson, Nova
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do amin a in Crom1 A INV wards
ia PLAIN TSi,s ofssad, Muslin isS bali $ss.,s.
,,. PETER RoBE WsI .n So T BISss,&wag
Sh Of To d.SU.. first ff RI, a.
which they to be used for another Ap
C,TKAYED from The CATH. Stand a, the foo, Of Duan,
s left hip Any nS @ h%
Rs4ssd and ,F Dill es
to or Chinese aas % hs
e, + pS
he agency for the so'pito 81 Fulton street
eISheb public are invited to call aud test its merits
~ dil i%.es s'' A'' 'n'''@D y 'Nll NDD go : -.1'
w FAS%Y AkTicfEs, SeGjXMEs n. MILIEaR :
store No Liberty street general ofhue Gold and
ssEs sa ,oses5;r with large i
Jeweir good assortment q rich PLATED Ware silver mount
s SaS liz
sssssf English Pattern
fine Pocket Cutlery. to close CONSIGNMENT: dll 2t.r
TO INvALIps AND sTRANGERs.Ps.n stree. Di,
tp,i!ss fesk%a" street. s;s,s u;
most plan by an old aud we
fns Ss a G h @
patched a ease., can perfectly cured Recent
lures, ''s se s haS5 aG"s drop.S speedily removed BY
a %s ea se%smbe $50 Pearl
''rs BNo CONNECTION with any other Office di ssr
A Gift + o + T Fl Il oLfDAYs,
LADIES, H izt
OE.NEEDLEWORE,
Price a5 ' cens. H or 81 80 for he Series'
i'''' ~ ', comr rSi INC 'o' '''
Containing p. and G ample a.ae aS S the preparation
an infants SN, Var ROBE. AIN NrEpIEwoRK
Containing Instructions in the ppaatiou Of body nen-In.
Ss nsd Of b sns e WORK. sue"
FANrY 1 MEEGhsW W
nsE1paaatSa En-:
bGoseryAppica0n OIL fancy neeoe"'A 10 ''e''' p'''
wv NofHss Embi Oder on Muslin
ns rncons in Observation-Disclosures in gold tiread-Tat-
tMng,s SgK; NyTTJNfi NETTING AND CROTCHET
sas: sf% s4S s s he
Containing gsuc,ons in Bonnet making
psts &c piess mainsT Chidfsa's
tlSafs-Bey y s-Fipns-Pias &C.
Published aud for sa RssybrtF1p C,,n,o, Hall
corner Of Nassau and Bee4man streets
- yAL y A ( i Ho y = ! g GI + +
THE PICTORIAL BIBLE,
,r,xc rur
otD AMI SEW rESTA NENTS
VIZ r cp 49,: 70 - rt,
nIusTsATEp WITH MORE THAN
ONE IHOUSHND EN- Gh.ar IVY SH,,c,,,p
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MAP OF PALESTINE,
And - 49,, .,,
Published and for sac wholesale and retail by mn
REDFiELp, Linton a RIaL HAL, ,,s.,,
49,, Nun, DT.s-Tr vor b,ve h,;,v .,crc,cence, con-
TO The lou r r ID ;f Nou have The nm
cesng 9rosu anu eevaeu 'S r upne, lpsr Won have
sghy appehaas ., Tsa w p of vppr feau,i-
@ races VIZ IA Snrs..r ~ without the sgnest
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aucr,oaeer.
(Stsre No. as .inn sfvssf,l
MONDAY.


r., Atl01 o'cloch at the sales room,
E,tra Sale Of TOYS and Fancy GoodsAn entire consgn
yty a"d 1G nSsCn Suitable e1 fancy "
plated ware cutlery and other goods worthy particular
,. io az invoice of fancy goods splendid watches. some
v,In,h,. ,ieB o'clock, at the sales room
ed artices xa,ch seEant clothing goods fancy and pdg
and ndd o. valuable asonable dry goods clothing fancy
sing the balance well stock wso. Ec and 1ses
quantity ofIeaoy made clothing Ss OIL merchant "or
Also Shirts collars bosoms hosiery French and English
Asa COO yard. French and English cloths and cumere. in
s"H'n'' Oh various i'n WsEp mi 81; suit
r,,.a.;. At loh O'Clock, in he sales room.
PsnIinE. Piano Fortes and Fumitue-At 10Y O'clock will
UPPER sale ROOM or gallery, IS Ann street.
business like Sales will be regular. snd returns
ToMrs shs5.s a :s:y .
sscsEEs SAFE TEyT 81 w AHfsEHs;, Jrwr1Rv
day at 10 o'clock Merchants Ich.nse auction room n
va sfSis s E of sci. AID a .,ss
Wstsh 70 s,ois Man sphns' 20 vsIse' Springs
Music Box Springs Music Boles, &c '' -e''"' ''AA''
Also eases JET aud solorsd Beads, comprising Busls Ga
Bracelet. Hair Pins and Ornaments Buttons Satin Beads &C.
together yah an assortment Of Ems h and Jewery
der of assiga.es for cash dIi it.ec
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE, Beds, Car.
/ pets &s-ChAs. 8. SMITH viii sell, this morning at
R.. s made
Ingram aa c.r. se %
s az" Pillow pure Her rich Chin.
SPECIALLY invited. dii it.ec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed aud ceebatd Pills. from Portugal, ar
perceive, 20 BE- obsincd IN this country - adVeruss
nsnt on i've tas inurtN tPR~.
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Packets to Sail,

FOB LIVERPOOL.
s. Hicks, Bunker. Dec. II
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto, Griswold, Dec. II
Westminster, Hovey, Dec. 90
FOR HAvRE
Rhone, Johnston, Dec. l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-11

CoALThere is the usual demand at this season Of the
year for hard Goals prices from 70 to 81 so ton Fo
reign Goals are dull of sale prices from 81 to $40
kind of buminous coal from Cumberland Nd has been
introduced into this market and much liked 1t sells for
S6qute difference from the price OF the foreign article
The quantity Of coal to market this from the
Punns ylyania mines hos heeu ~ Inlo,Ia
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PORT OF NEW YORK. DECE mBEK II.
Arrived.

,UF ~ l6 MOON RISES. 80
ur syre... ......4 81 HIoH wArER IL 90
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SIyHORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA
and sarsapaa few advantage. not enjoyed by
Scn ,or. win an enlightened public render assuredly
%ghi and long sought for in the me
Soroysd iorm Of paste is entirely steless and
., :. ~ ..njsasan sensation to the patient
~ 49, fame ia almost every Of Flu
n has been examined approved Of and by the
medicine and recommended by the Of
he profession Prepared by j. b. Thorns chemist London.
nj lar sale Wholesale aud retail by
W" JAMES TARRANT, 2ss Greenwich street,
corner Of Warren
Also at Park Row aud 5s Broadway 1883 Broadway, az
Broadway corner Of Lipenard street. 800 Broadway corner OF
Walker street. ~ uD 2wnee