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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20
DO it.rc SIP. INGRAHAM. Auclioneer.
A. C. TJJTTLE- Auctoueer

A. c. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
ECANCY HARDWARE, Cutlery, Watches, Toys. &c
Jacob s. Plat will sell this day o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange Auction Room Ptt 200 and
lots of fancy hardware cutlery. toys. &c
Also-A large of Brdthwas Shelf
field made taor shears and scissors trimming and bank
shears &c, suitable for retail. x.
Also-Pen and pocket knives, razors sc.
AlsoPart If of Birmingham patters cards, with which
the sale will commence.
Also-Fancy goods vz:rosewood and satin wood boxes
and desks. accordians, rich plated war, SC.
AoAt IL o'clock Of gold silver watches
including superior heavy cased gold lever with indie
pendent parachute and comparative ewed
&c 800 fran
Catalogues now ready and the goods be examined till
the hour of sale. do ltsrc
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This presents the principal features Of trade in thes.
two important articles of consumption The imports of
sugar have fucuated more than those of moasses On
reference to the year 1886 the great value will
be seen and the sudden decrease particularly sugars
This created by the vast imitation prices and not
by great additional quantity The prices of sugar and
molasses in New Orleans ranged as follows, for five
years =
1895. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1890 1910.
Sugar 3a s 9iio 51<a6A "a Ga 51sa6Ia IA 50
This exhibits rise of more than hundred per cent in
one year, and nearly great fall This is the great
mystery in auctuatng IMPORTS prices make more differ
than quantity The prices in this market vary as
much they do in other cities The prices in New
Orleans, given above, affected principally their own
crop and the settlement Of quotations depended the
condition of all the other markets. The bulk of the
imported sugar and molasses comes from Cuba. The
growth Of the cane in this country has increased within
ten years very heavily. Louisiana grows the very
extensively and Ia the largest producer of sugar the
Unon by many millions Of pounds with the exception
OF Delaware, every state in the Union produces sugar
The UnedSafes produce about half the quantity of sugar
Of all kinds the population consumes; all the
duty necessary to be placed IT, would be for
This would be sufficient to promote the production
is all that at present required The crop of Louisiana
sugar this year reported TO be rather limited comrared
with previous The receipts at New Orleans
December eh ls4a only 1876 hhds against $500 in
1872 and 1924 in s4i The following quotations rule for
the different markets.
PRIcEs OF SUGAR ~ THE PniSepAL MARxsIs.
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little over 81, 200, 900.


surplus ''''.''...... S2,O68
The importation of molasses and sugar into this country
IRON Brazil and the West Indies is annually very larg
We have soil in the Southern ATTITUDES of this
that will grow sufficient to make all the suqar and
molasses the population of the United States would con-
sumo bat as yet has not been brought under cutv alton
and we are compelled to depend the production of
other countries to meet our wants
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"A. AuCtIOneer.
let BEADS Paris made Ornaments. &c.-Jacob Plat
will sell this day at 10 o'clock the Merchants Exchange
Auction Room No 81 Platt extensive of
jet and fancy beads comprising ruby buges satn pearl
pressed ruby anu large centre beads
Also assorted opal amethyst green blue, topaz
crystal and bla k cut glass beads
Also-Paris made viZ-braceets, hair and
shawl pins. necklaces drops chains buttons
&c-worthy the attention ofdealers.
Catalogues ready. and the goods be examined till
the hour OF SALE. d20 lt~rc
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EarsIgn Importation,

Passengers Sailed.
FROM BosToNIn the steamship Acadia for Liverpool lad
ditioual )-Jesse Joseph and John Ford, Montreal.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BroadtDGy, opposite the City Hau.)

,G-Crowded Houses-Opposton Prostrated-Best, Bill in
the City-The Shilling System Trumpbant-Twelve Talent
ed Performers-Only tine Cent Each
SNOW WHITE NEGROES.
~ Just arrived from Brazil, Negro Boys (sev:n and
years od) perfectly white with pink eyes. wooy hair
Their parents them and black a. Jet these
children extraordinary beings known They
have engaged great and be during the
whole day and evening; they remain this week only.
Miss Cecilia Blanchard the celebrated Female Jugger and
Player the Musc'l ,assesMiss dar the Songstress
Petite Cerito, the Danseuse-D w Lu Banjo Player and
Negro snger-Mr ID Pcken the Irish Melodist-J Linton.
Comic Singer and Negro Exavaganys-the celebrated Ken
lucky Ministries, &c. &c.
The Celebrate ed Sybil,
privately all hours regarding the Past Pre-
Future She has been consulted and recommended by
many eminent persons, Including N p Willis E,q editor Of
tn New York Mirror
Saturday Afternoon ocock-rerformances the
ia the evening at halfpast 7.
Admission the whole l2M shilling Tor
consulting Madame Adolphe
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MANiLLA-ship Veuice-535 bales hemp II q Shang CO.
lis do w Pers-ii7 (ioodhue co-9i0 T + Young X cos
cases q sturges- pkge Fancon-io cs Goodhue CO.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first medical practtion
ofhe city for all Of debility produced either by
secret indulgence Of any kind detrimental to the
constitution II is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterty or barreness (snless depending maormaton)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debtated state Of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in of half dozen So;
carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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AMERICAN MUS EURI,
NJ IL ID L, u ID l. II Ii L u

FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY.
Day vsers admitted the evening free.
Miss CANNON appears in a Comic Meauge, in which
she usans six different characters introducing variety Of
Songs and Dances She positively remains four
GEN. TOM THUMB-Ths remarkable little man. weigh
ing only Fifteen Pounds remains few days. previous to sail
ing Europe all and evening.
THE WHOLE Gypsy FAMILY.
70 The Family Of Wandering Gipsies six in NUMBER the
first that visited America be during the whole
day and evening, without charge.
The Gypsy QUEEN be privately consulted regarding
Past, Present and Future.
Mr. H. q. SHERMAN T. g. BOOTH Miss ADAIR, &c.
engaged Negro Speech, Song and Breakdown by r. e.
Booth beautiful Giraffe Rnocerous, and other curisstes
have been added to the Museum.
MADAME CHECKENI the celebrated Pantommist and
Dansease, is aged and will appear on Friday next;
DAY PERFORMANCES every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons three clock, in the evening
f'cock.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are m,king for the ap
preaching holidays style of superb magncence be-
fore equalled. Particulars hereafter
70 Admission the whole Is cents-chldreu under ten
years half price.
as CENTS extra for private with the Opsy
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SS7- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S Celebrated Pills, for
the cure of onorrhGa elect Fluor Albus and all
capurulent discharges from the Urethra. These Pills
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment, without tanting the BREATH dsagreeing
with the stomach or confinement from business Price
81 per box Office and consulting rooms of the College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street
W. 4. RICHARDSO ON, Agent
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SAVE ALL YOU CAN-Comstocks Extract Of Sar-
aparla is warranted equal to any sold for one dollar per
bottle for just half price, viz SO cents per bottle 81
per dozen. To be had at 81 Courtlandt street and
North Fifth street. Philadelphia 50 Cornhill Boston.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER go,


81 % MOON RISES 6 IS
SETS .......4 80 HIGH WATER 5
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South CARoLlNA.-On the 18th instant bill
amendatory of the Constitution of the State, as
limit the term of the judicial office the age of sixty
five years. passed the House of Representatives by the
constitutional majority Of two thirds and afterwards
ed the Senate without opposition. On the day the
bill TO amend the constitution with view to the sup
preston Of uelling lost in the House Of Representa-
tiyes by vote of ayes g. 49there not being two
thirds in its favor The import of the bill not stated
but requiring amendment Of the Constitution to
effect its object is presumed that the bill proposed to
make duellng disqualification for holding Office under
the State Government.-Nat. Inteiigencer, Dec 10.
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{r5- RECORDS PARISlAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent of primary secondary Syphilis
aud all complaints arising from the of Mercuryguar
teed to cure Sold in single bottles 81 each in of
half dozen S. carefully packed and all parts Of the
union Office and consulting rooms of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, "a Nassau street.
W. &. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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AUC1iON SAFES
fHOAiAs BELL. Aucuopeer
(Sfere No. 50 finn sfreetA
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
At l01l o'clock AT the sales room,
Large sale OF second hand aud furniture OF all
Also ssuperb piano fore and number of ,pleadd paint,
Also % ass hearth beautiful p.,: made To,.
Of French fancy goods presents &C.. stock Of family
Also large add ona lot of fine second hand furniture from
Also, Of Father beds, mattresses, bedding blankets,
Piano Fortes-A 1l O'Clock precisely the splend piano
ortes advertised for Monday bat Of the
weather.
Also valuable. rich full fine toned organ, for church
parlor
At lex o'clock, at the sales room
ces presents, iewey. watches guns, cutlery hard
ware, &c
and e doc sn d
felt cloths flannel aud wosted shirts, gloves sc in lots
Also, splendid English geld dial patent lever Watches II
Jewels and all the materials Of the first quality do anchor
watches.
Also, /; superb brilliant and cluster Frerch da
Also unusually variety o. various useful and
Also, qnantiy family groceries champagne aud other
WINS mes splendid nsI!1: leweIy Y;
suitable io the season viz gold and diamond pearl ruby
@ al s% and beaa fSnsg viii
be sold without reserve
NB.1EyeTy facility will be afforded for the disposal of
THOMAS BELL, IS Ann street.
A UCTION NOTICE-Toys and Fancy Good.-Th. day
good order well assorted also fancy work boxes dress
nS ana dnsy . sf'ss S OF neS
valuable far. VIZ "ssbes Bear Blu: Fox Long Lynx
%mea n iSe bs MANNER and Worth The
bnS S' Goods %nG aaS an invoice of fine cloth. and
d2O it.rc s. INGRAAAM. Auctioueer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT NIBLO'S.
TEA PARTY-The Ladies Of the franklin Street ID.
Church. respectfully give notice that they will give
tiv Monday evening the 25th tChstmas Night, st
Nbos Saloon the proceeds to be applied to benefit the
Church
An excellent Band OF Music is engaged. The supper table
will be ready at halfIast o'clock and thing will be
arranged TO make the Festival agreeable
Tickets 20 cenC hldrn 25 eents-whch includes the
be had at the door the evening" and Bnipser Co
lf1 Broadway Worn Haughwouts 5s Broadway, Sebys,
3i5 Broadway, and at H. " sh'ddle. 1903 Beeche
81 iS ere
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AMUSEM EN'TS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rAnK TsEATRE.
BENEFIT or Mks II. HUNT.
THIS ES Nan s> 8. r rs * %oiIo s. performed
op Sf Ball.. ION tss. raSMD & T ias ' fsIas.
NABoB FOR AN HOUR
CHATHAM THEATRE
BENEFIT OF MASTER DIAMOND.
THIS EVEH T.E' P pSuf e NE Commence with
c,u After which,
Grand Match Dance between Ma Diamond and Master
BUM IITiI"c W"
mITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRES.
THIS EVENING, December 20 The performances will
THE IRREssjsTIBLE CADETS.
vIRorNAfG gIsi T rs'sS
TRIP h bT R riff
MY ~ 1 wrFE.s S SUr
NIBLOS GARDEN.
Managsr.;: ~. ;Me,srs Rockwell and O. r. Stone.
s.:;:! y j. Si9:s Nj; + S:.s;
frs%,er suao and ciowu... .....Mr Alex RoeH~sii.
fecs s"d e MINE rys' II n Ws%
TuEspAY & WEDNESDAY EVENING the p+ssse.r.ne.
IN THE N BEsEa ASS j. Sa InApA.
Baone Vaulting by the troup Of 20 led by Mcfarland
Mast Runnas the of the Warrior OF the Hebndes
- ! eats on the Swimming Cord, BY II franklin.
-. L v. Turner a one horse called Dash and Dsre
The s''frf 5 T!f Fl Of the
w,l, ISt i%S % La 81. s''d
The comic Pony La Belle Catherine win appear
After which
FLORA And POMONA.
Lost Sprte Of the Silver Shower. Levi North
Cupids -. Masters w Wood, + Wood and Aymnr
Personal Gymnastics by MIR Cole
To conclude with
DANES OF BEATTY.
The doom will be opened 6-overure 7-psrfpmanes
will commence at IN o'clock.
THYON's INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boxes IS cents; Pit lax
THIS EVENING; Dec 2o-The performances will
commence with Grand Cavalcade, entitled
CHINESE TARTAR CAVALRY.
After which, Eess Of Horsemanshp Postung and TumblnG.
=, Still vaulting, Leaping Somerseting. &C.
Mr.. ASHLEY, the great Aniipodean, will appear.
.,spRITEs OF fiji. SILVER SHOWER
Negro Songs, Choruses, &c. by :" Ole Whitloek.
To conclude with
SIR GILPlN CABBAGE.
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LAST CONCERT

LAST CONCERT
SIGNORA CASTELLAN'S
GRAND VOCAL AND INST RUMENTAL CONCERT,
uEsPAY Evening December 2eth. at ,he Wsshinston
Society S,gnor Giampetri ard Mr.. Timm.
Tickets (Which lmited) One Dollar each, be had
the Music Stores, Hotels and at the door.
Concert to commence at o O'Clock. dl7to2smA
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CHEAPEST OIL STORE IN NEW YORK.
ITO uptown Grocers and Families - ~
Natural. =,
Sea Elephant Oil
Lard OIL
Lin.eed Ol--raw and boiled.
Olive Uil-in bottles and beties
Neatsioot Oil
Alcohol aud Camphenc
Patent Sperm and Stearic Cardles.
warranted the weather. and 10 be OF
fine quality for parlor astral lamps For sale by the cak
barrel, gallon, quasi and pint, cheap. -
No. 1888 Greenwich street. between Fulton and ve,ey:
Dealer in drugs medicines paipts dye-wocds teas ana sr
GERS articlesdyers maksrs disfies
conecouers brewers beer makers bakers and paper siam
erss articles. dW I'M re
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WET NURsE-A Dung, healthy woman,is DESTROYS of the
w situation of wet in family. Can produce best city
references Enquire for FL Burke No. 80 Jay street
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THURSDAY, 2lst December, 1913.
GRAND CONCERT,
JUST PUBLISHED,
II HE II Al 4 "A "a II II II

PRICE l2L CENTS.
CrROM the New York Sun-Tfe Times-A Satre.-A caus-
poem under this title sas just been published BY h A.
Clayton. No. Thames street IL spares neither the cloth
the standing of the politician the wisdom Of the
the the Senateit handles all without gloves
exceedingly well written, and ought TO be read by men Of
every opinion. - -. .,-o.,
Published by EDWIN A. CLAfTON
DO No. o Thames street, oil City Hotel
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CLARK, BININGER 81 COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
So Vesey street,
HAVING completed the argement OF their store rspee
III fully solicit attention Of their old patrons and the pub
81 BRANDiEs, WINES sEGARs, LIQUORS.
TEAS, GROCERIES, sc.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels being select
and embracing every arti
Gle ,rquisitesesar and Brande - psreun Of s s
brands and Champagne ondon Porter Brown stout
old Scotch and Irish Whskes Oils Cheese Maccaroni and
Vermicelli.
Choice Lqueus Preserves Brandy Fru. Craps Rasins
Spiced Chocolate Cuans Geatns making Jelly few
minutes, Extract Vanilla Way Candles, Almonds and every
thing necessary for the Of families
V Sole agents in New York for Demuths snufs.
do 2wsrc
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-13

Free Trade, the President we tfust, would
deem /, duty to designate American states
men-Free Trade stdtesBaea--to meet 'hem'
For one, as an Amerean, we would not ieai
that any undue advantage could be gained over
our great men. But, as we have said, The re-
suit of their deliberations would have 10 be sub
mitled 10 the People. and The voice oil The ma
lion must be with them, or their labors would
be in vain.
And vet we are not absolutely certain that
there will be any negotiation on this subject, ID
the manner specified. But we think the Globe
is about TO abandon its Free Trade principles
and we may continue our review OF It's review
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

THE YOUNG MECHANIC, Substantially and
beautifully bound,) the object of which is to d.
rect the attention of those who are choosing Q
pursuit in life to the substantial advantages Of
the mechanical trades. Price so cents.
The WASHINGTON HARP, a collection of orr
gnal temperance songs, adapted to familiar airs
and arranged 10 be sung either as solos Oh
choruses. Price IL l2 cents.
DISPLAY. a tale, by the late Jane Taylor
Price 25 cents.
The above works are for sale by w F. Bay
y, agent for Herrck & Blunt, between llh ano
18th streets.
The LOWELL OFFERING AND MAGAZINE, writ
ten and edited by Factory Operatives at Lowell
Massachusetts, vol. g., No 7. For sale by
Hampton & Sons, Pennsylvania Avenue.
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FLoNDA-Under the Armed Occupation Act Of
Congress, there have heen upwards Of six hundred
and thirty permits Issued to settlers, from the Land
Offices at Newnansville and ST. Augustine.
A gentleman recently assembled the river Ocklawa-
ha from its mouth to Silver Springs, in four cared
boat tie reports having net with but few difficulties
in his way, and states that four feet water be OBJ
ained even in the unparalleled low stage of the river.
The only instructions he me, with were logs, which
may be casly removed at little expense, but few Of
them being embedded in the channel.
The Silver Spring is described a noble basin, ca.
pabe Of floating on It's broad bosom a small fleet OF
steamboats, with $50 feet depth Of water and a bold
shore yet so lmpid its waters that the smallest
object may be at this immense depth as distinct
y hough it within three feet Of the SUFFICE
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fty, Ast 0onsllulIoa abi lava he lstafs from N Ben

ny, Der Constitution abi lava ale teeur from all her
enemirs. (SI Checrs.)
The President was then Conducted 70 the paIiOf al
the Railr al Hotel, and received visits oil large
number Of ladies and pentleni'
Az length accompanied by bis suite, committees O,
czens from Philadelphia Camden, and The several
cities on the route, he leh Camden amidst HE loud
cheers az parting blessings Of the vast multitude 10
in special train Of provided by Capt RE- STOCK
ton, for the residence Of Capt ). near Princeton
where he was To remain until this morning, when he
would proceed TO Amboy whence he would embark
in a steamboat ia charge Of he New York Commit
tee for that ci " We noticed in the cas- Captain
Stockton and several other nasa officers IN full unit
form.
A genlltman who has been with the President ever
snce he lett Wilmington told that the President
had much better talent for prompt and appropriate r.
plies than any public man he had eve, yet known
We would have been delighted 10 have heard hi'
speech al PGincelon, that ancient seat OF learning
But doubtless shall have TO content ourselves Win
an outline of il through the papers.
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From The Philadelphia L,dger Of Monday.
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS.

The President will enter New York city TODAY.
and be welcomed with civic and military honors,
lie spent Sunday at Princeton, with Capt Stockton.
Of the Navy. We doubt whether he will have a
handsomer reception In New York than he had in
this city, which as brilliant a one as could be
desired There Is one fact, however, that rebounds
10 the credit Of New York. The authorities of that
city have not done their duty on this occasion prudr.
ingy; whatever their political predictions are they
have properly kept them for political occasions The
contemplate litteness displayed by the majority Of
the Councils Of this city, in refusing to tender the
usual honor Of waiting upon the President is mat.
ter Of deep modification 20 the citizens generally and
the ncivilty has excited general and Wi, mered in.
dignation. IL the members were acting for them.
selves, IT was perhaps high honor as they could
have paid the Chief Magistrate Of their country 10
have avoided thrustng their uncyi persons into hi.
presence but acting as the representatives Of the
citizens their office IN measure supplied natures
deficiency, end invested them with a certain degree
Of dignity that our citizens had q right 10 see exer-
clsed on tins occasion. The latter ex peced that the,
wsud have some regard for the station they filled
and for the character Of the city and not when re-
CURED, to exhibit the courtesy Of gentleman display
ing the manners Of churls. A. the case stands how.
ever, they have only done discredit TO tbem.elves
shown the intolerance Of their empers, the blind par
usanshp which shuts their eyes to their public duty
and their total unworthiness to ear the public honor
which their good-natured fellow citizens, in soma
whimsical freak or some strange mistake, bestowed
upon them.