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MONEY MARKET.
MOndnH Dec 1914 p. M.

The business in Wall street day corresponds with the
state of the weather, stocks all tending downwards L.
Island declined per cent? Mohawk !; Harlem !; Nor
witch .; Indiana and Ohio firm quotations for last
sales; illinois improved /; Ohio Life and Trust l; Ken
lucky T. The sales to moderate extent. The bro
kers have great confidence in further advance.
The Ann Louisa, from Vera Cruz, arrived this after
noon having board the second instament of the Mex
can indemnity.
The Amanda, from Belize has board &c. Ols in specie
Counterfeit SOS upon the Plymouth Bank, Mass. are in
circulation in the part of this State dated Jany
l, ls42 N. Goodman, Cash, Nath M. Davis, Prest.
There spurious fifty dollar notes of the Bank OF
Georgetown S. Co. in circulation The signatures of the
President, ]. w. Coachman and Cashier D. L. Mckay,
remarkably well executed but the bills may very
easily be detected from the fact that they all such
been seen dated 1s43 whilst the bank has bills
that denomination dated in this year. The vgnee also
"a train Of railway cars which is not borne by any
of the genuine bills of the bank.
The Commissioners that investigated the branch of the
State Bank at GAINESVILLE Tennessee, report the bad
debts of that branch Of which about
may be recovered.
The Planters and Merchants Bank, Of Alabama has
taken into consideration the propety of pettonng the
Legislature to authorize postponement OF the sale OF
real estate belonging to the bank is thought that by
defering the sale until next season. the interest of the
sell all its real estate before the first Of April next prior
to cosngs its business Alabama State funds have i'm.
proved very rapidly within week both in this city and
Mobile. The present rate in both places is 81 per
cent In the interior of Alabama they pass par for III
the productions of the country, hut in the city Of Mobile
the only place in the state, they at a discount.
The declared amount of specie received New Orleans
for the season, up to the eth instant, is S2I5447 The
actual amount is much larger Doubloons, imported in
conraband from Mexico and Cuba, are not always
ported the custom house in New Orleans Among the
mportatons there is large amount in light sovereigns
These bought up in this city at 81 49, and sold at New
Orleans for 81 S. which will nearly pay charges Of
transportation From New Orleans they go into the in.
terror Of Mississippi where they pass for 81 s7 81 3d.
even at that premium they safer and better than
worthless paper currency, anything in the shape OF
bank issues.
As the deficiency in the annually increasing
and the public debt large, it is allmroran that the
dy should he speedy and thorough The imports for
vera years past have been SMALL and for years
the amount will be comparatively limited, and the
from this below previous average under
the present policy of the government
IMPORTS DISTINGUISHING DuTABLE UspurIABLE MER.
cHASpisE, RATE Dury AND NET Re-
~.
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no POMEROY & cos. GREAT ROBBERY The
community stand aghast at the astounding disclosures
which have reached us of half million Of dollars
being stolen Well wags the world, rascality is on
the increase and suppose all confidence is suspended
for the present at least Stop except the capital and
unrvaled Wigs which found at Phalon and nowhere
else is enough that he carried of the palm at the
fair Of the American Institute but every body is loud in
hsprase the is every young wife whose husband
at all bald insists his dropping in at Phalons Hair
Dressing Saloons GA Broadway, and by getting Of
his nmtable light Gossamer Wigs renders them at least
twenty years younger This is also the place where
cry shaving gent gets the Tuberose Shaving Cream the
best article extan for soening the beard and impatng
a smooth white appearance to the face Don't forget the
number pa Broadway, opposite st. PauPs.
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Inc addition oil duty on even the few free items with
the modcationsproposed in the Others would make the
government receipts from customs much larger than for
many previous years
Foreign merchandise at present imported the Uni
ted States free, should under modification Of the tariff
pay at least fifteen per cent? this would touch the
teres Of either party while it would permit reduction
OF duties articles that highly taxed with
out protecting any manufacture production of
country. Among various other objections against the
existing tariff act, the most important is that has not
does not, and will not create sufficient sup.
ply the appropriations of the General Government This
is sufficient cause why should be revised and also
is strong argument in favor Of immediate cement
on the subject We require extreme protection neither
do we require prohbitory duty in single instance
Whatever local prejudice may require party
dictate, they must he abandoned for the general good
The bane of institutions is the vruence political
principles whatever aparty may propose be it for veal
or woe, if the requisite strength and influence hand
the effect is secondary consideration Laws regulating
the tariff of country cannot be touched too carefully
Ofa laws these require permanency and stability; party
feelings should be allowed to interfere or influence
Legislators in adopting scale Of duties that have pow
erfu an effect the prosperity of people, when Justly
balanced and of equal burhen all parts of the Union
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILA DELrHIA, Dec 8-Ar Chas Henry, Wingae Indian
River.
BALrMoRE Dec barr Michigan. Terry, NYork Heroine.
Coates Do; Mary Cathsne Speghts do C1psr po1ne Py.
baraur bound up Cid jane Coffin, Sc Johns PR;
Harriet Jarvis, Havana Ago Reed Rio rande and marke
brig from ANCHORED under ssaxe Point Yesterday suppo-
CHARLrsToN, Dec i5-Ar Eisvius jones' Bordeaux Cora
Francis Nassau, MP Essex Raypes Beverly Mass Below,
Barker Bordtssx; Gotbs Swell Gudburg Rotterdam Arr
SAVANNAH, Dec ld-Arr New Jersey, Brown, NYork Au-
gusta Sherwood do. Cid Apollo Scudder Liverpool; Comet
Veasev, w Indies
NEW ORLEANs, Dec s-Cld Hebron Woodbury., Ney York;
Oneco Butler dos Tioga. Baker Boston; Oregon Gddeu
Natchez Zada, Cunnnsha Boston Union, MITCHELL do
Georgana, Davis, de.
Foreign Ports.
Nassau MP Nov 26-Arr Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie. Liver
pool Dec i cid Advent Rollins, Wilmington Nc; ed, Sis
4th Agnes Lamont Liverpool BaIbadoes 9th Champion
Smith, Wilmington; Neptune, Scott, Cuba.
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FROM NAssAU.--The Royal Mail Company's
steamer Forth arrived on the 18th ut. from Bermu-
da, but brought English mail. The latest European
intelligence at Nassau carried out by Capt Young
from this port We regret to learn the loss of the brig Ra
was ashore at Fortune Island Bahamas in order to
save the lives of those board Her cargo (saD and
hull Is total loss The Rapid bound to Boston, and
cargo of lumber which her owners had contracted to
deliver at Point Pere The ship Birmingham, from New
York. bound to Mobile struck Edsons Reef Eleuhe-
ra the 10th u when she blged and went to pieces
All hands board obliged to swim for their lives
and three OF the drowned attempting reach
the shore Savannah Republican
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fH3- THF UNWEARIED EXERTIONS OF THE
manager of Peales Maseum to provide rich and diver
sfed entertainment at the low price of shilling in adj
don to the most rare novelties which be procured
have made the establishment very favorte resort and
secured that celebrity necessary to its prosperity
This week the white Negro children reengaged and
may be seen at all hours day and evening Also Madam
Adoph the fortune teller and twelve talented performers
With such bill there will be full houses
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n7- MATILDA; OR THE MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG
WOMAN by Eugene Sue, translated by II. W. Herbert,
ESD More than 00e copies Of this great work have
already been Sold the popularity Of which is increasing
Every lady should read it.
Complete in three parts at 25 cents EACH This work is
in handsome book FORM making 400 octave pages Or
dcrs solicited j. WINCHESTER 80 Ann st.
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nry-' BISHOP HUGHES LECTURE on the Mixture Of
Civil and Ecclesiastic Institutions in the Middle Ages
delivered in the Tabernacle last evening" will be publish
ed in handsome pamphlet at the office Of the New World
30 Ann street, tomorrow morning.
Price 81 cents-Si hundred Orders solicited
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 30 Ann st.
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nr3-MYSTERIES OF P.ARIS-Now ready at the New
World Office 80 Ann street, the only complete and I'M
mutilaed edition of this extraordinary work. Since its
completion the orders large that is nearly i'm
possible to meet them without delay.
Price 81, complete in ten numbers. Orders solicited
Every subscriber the New World who pays year in
ADVANCE will have the Mysteries" gratis Address
WINCHESTER, Publisher, 80 Ann st.
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{6y- PREMIUM RAZOR STROPS.-Ihe hrst pre-.
Mum al the Fairs Of the American Institute has been
awarded year after year. to g. Saunders for the invention
OF the Metallic Tablet, with four sdes-No side having
the effect of hone without using oil water The other
sides are for keeping the with fine, smooth edge
SO that razors can be kept perfect order without having
ed by the first cutters in England and certified by the
most scientific gentlemen in this country Its great &C.
ebrty caused counterfets and limitations innumera
HE which can easily be detected by the and i'm
perect surface of what is called the Tablet side the ORR
gna being smooth and polished Mandatory, No l69
broadway New York.
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{ly- QUICK wORK.-A cough or cold may be cured
in from twenty-fo TO fortyeigh hours, by Shermans
Cough Lozenges Even the most unpromising cases Of
decline may be relieved, and in many instances perma-
nently cured by proper ofthis invaluable remedy
No specific has yet been discovered that will compare
with it, the long lists Of performed will show.
The effects Of the Cough Lozenges are immediae-they
aay all irritation and give quiet sleep, and box will
generally effect cure Let those who suffering
give one trial of Sherman's Cough Lozenges They
be had at the doctors warehouse LOG Nassau street
Apents-227 Hudson, lSs Bowery II East Broadway SO
William street and 1879 Fulton st. Brooklyn
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Second Board.
Weekly Report of Interments

In the City and County OF New York from 9th day OF
Dec. to the 10th day of Dec l8i3
SO Men ; 81 Women 80 Boys 81 Girls. Total l26.
DISEASES.
Apopexy /; Asthma, Bleeding, 1: Burned Scaded, i
Casualties Il Cholera Morbus Il Consumption 81 Conyu
sions s Group Debility i DerSm Trsmens Dia'
|; Dy;enery i Epilepsy |; Eryspelas Fever /; Do bill
disease Of Hopping Cough Influenza Il Inflammation Of
bladder 40 o. brain 90 81 bowels Of chest
Marasm9s 81 Old Age q Palsy Il Premature Birth q Small
knewu, /.
Under year. 29 to O. 49, to 49, to TO- 10 to 90 Il
90 to 80 80 49, 49, 40 TO So so 60 TO-
30, 4; 80 to 90, 4; Unknown, 3.
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States, 96; Ireland, 10 England Germany, 6;
West Indies, l; unknown,
OF the above from the Alms Hopse Bellevue Hos
pital Bellevue 81 Small Pox Hospital Blackwes Island
Backwells Island 2; City Hospital, 2.
Col0red persons 7.
WIN. A WALTERS, City Inspector
CNy Inspectors Office. Dec, 10. 1913
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present several Executive documents from the different
departments One OF these upon the subject Of the
funding system and another statement of the amount Of
extra compensation paid in the War Department
The House then adjourned Mr.. Adams memorial will
be the first business in order Monday
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DTy- NEW NOVEL BY BALZAC.-Will he publish.
ed at the New World Office, 30 Ann street, the
ncn Sc crrn ~,

PHILOSOPHERS STONE, Novel,
Translated from the French Of Balzac" by lady.
interesting work has seldom appeared than this
for which great reputation Of the author is sufficient
guarantee 1t is story of domestic life beautiful
ceedingy" in which is depicted in powerful language,
the search after the absolute and which, a
termany trials is at last foundthe true philosophers
stone.
Price l2t cents-$9 a hundred It is issued uniform
with Matilda" in a neat octave. Address early.
j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann st.
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SHIpwREcK.-The Br. brig Margaret Baitour, (oi
Belfas,) Capt. Clark, from Liverpool tor THIS port
with cargo consisting of 1900 sacks and 80 tons salt IN
bulk consigned to Patterson Stock went ashore on the
South Breaker Wednesday night last and has become
total loss The crew learn were taken of Thursday
afternoon by the packet boat Neptune and landed at Sui
Hvan's Standardization Pat, 10Th INST.
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State Of Trade.

All branches of business very inactive to-day.
The very dsagreeabe weather put veto all outdoor
operations, and transactions very limited
AsHEs-We have alteration to report Pots sell at
81 so 81 SOL; pearls, SIS a O6i.
CorToS-Very little doing and prices without aera-
ton.
HAY-The receipts continue to fair extent with very
moderate demand Prices well sustained and rule at
~ as cents Country sells at IS rs cents as wanted.
WHIsKEyWe quote drudge at % cents, and barrel at
"a cents, with very trihing demand for either.
WHALEBoNE-We notice sales at 81 a So cents to mo-
derate extent.
PRo,isoSsThere is not the slightest alteration to
port in the price demand for any article that
der this head. The market remains very dull
CeFFEEThis article is not in very active request; Bra
iii is still held at 81 CENTS ST. Domingo 81 a cts.
SUoAR-We have activity to notice under this head
New Orleans is dull at CENTS brown Havana 81 a
u cents.
BREApsTurrs-This market is inactive. The demand is
for city only. Last quotations
ExTREsrE Prices BREApsTurFs.
Market. bbls flour bt ,rheaf bu corn.
New York, Dec. 81 62Ia4 rs 95al O5 4Ia53
st. Louis, Dec. 7, 75al 90 GA 10 2Oa22
Cincinnati, Dec II, 3s65a 7Oa - 25a-
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Died,

On Monday morning, 18th inst. THEODORE TAYLOR son
of Horace and Hannah Macy aged years, months and
7days.
The members Of Knickerbocker Lodge Ne. - and
Mount Sinai Encampment o. o. F. and the friends of
the family respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock from 30 Broadway.
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Cattle Market

At market COG beef cattle, ESQ southern) 10 cows and
calves and 100 sheep and lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef cattle we quote before 80 80 a 81 to
to 81 so IS, with sales of extra at So 5000 unsod
Cows AND CALvEs-All sold at SIS a 70.
SHEEP L.MBsSales of 1000 at 81 l2 SO for sheep
and 81 50 for lambs
Hoes-Sales at 62I "a cents per cwt
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Domestic Import.t,ons.

sAyASNAE-Brig Csyuga-9 bales cotton Wells COS do
naviiand keese-l erce II Talman8 bbls half do
Julien Cops do Hicks Bennet-2o5 Barstow
roPe-l7 Hales Beckwith-29 bales cotton order.
CHARLEsroNBg Msgpola-lO rice 70 bales cotton
Maitland. 49,
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a7-MEssRs BRONSON AND NASH, THIS Evening
in The University Chapel at "A o'clock Continuation Of
the subject the Laws Of Life in connection with Physi
olory Elocuton and Music; nterspersed with readings
recations and singing; among which are Byrons Apos
trophe to the Ocean Gincvia the Lost Bridal Life
on the Ocean Wave; Mistleto Bough Lizzy Lass, Sc
Admittance IS cents.
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ship Masters and Axents.

We shall esteem favor Captains OF Vessels will give
10 Commodore RoBERr SILvEy, of News Fleet, Re
e9 Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage, List OF their Cargo, and
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor by
sending TO this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
r.ceI,ed
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ld7-tI.lBERALITY-To send for the Pain Extracto
saye In case of burns and all external palms, 81 Court

17-NlBERALITY-To send for the Pain Extractor
savc In ofburns and all external palms. at 81 Court
landt street.
UrMAsrTy-To save human torture by its application
C.spoR-To confess its apparent almost superhuman
effects.
BtyyyoLEscE-To take care that ones neghbor and
friend NAV know that there is such balm In Gilead
and perhaps save human life thereby.
R,.cAITy-A doctor to refuse to il, because he
does not know how to make 1t.
IMrroLrryTo try to prevent sufferer sending for it,
DnosEsry-Not TO speak the truth about this Conncl
Pain Extractor save and its magical effects in burns and
scalds 49,
MrAvNrss-To offer any other remedy when this can
be procured.
IaNoRANcETo suppose that any medical ethics forbid
the nae of an external Save though the ingredients may
not all he known No shall be taken for unless
perfectly cectua at 81 Cortandt streets all physicians
shall he supplied GRATIS ifthey will but once prove it,
some are so doing with surprise and delight:
Il may be had also in Philadelphia North fith street;
St Louis, 90 Second street.
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BELIZE. Hon-Brig Aranda-slss Banco-5 bales sarsa.
paria ~ tons ogwood bbs bag turtle shell $500 La
bouse-43oo Alexander.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, De Peyster. Nov. IA
Cambridge, Yeaton, Nov. 10
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. Nov. II
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
st. Nicolas Pell, Nov. Is
Duchesse d'Orleans, Nov. "a
Sully. Burrows, Dec. |
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AUCTION SALES.
rHONlAs BELL. Auct,onecr
(Sfsre No. IS Ann sfreef.)
TUESDAY.

At 10Y o'clock. in the sales room,
Large sale Of dry goods clothing fancy aud pledged articles
,ss additional invoice Of choice london
felt cloths. flannel and woned shirts, gloves Sc in lots
AlSo splendid English gold dial patent lever watches II
eTe and all the materials Of the first quality do anchor de-
taehs Moncas maker 10 Jewels and several other valuable
Also, II superb brilliant and cuser French dia-
Also unusually extensive ey of various useful and
WEDNESDAY.
Large sale Of second hand and furniture Of all descp
Also ssupeb piano fortes, and number of pleadd
as Esa 3 made TS C.
Of French fancy goods PRESENTS &C. stock family groce-
Also large additional lot ofne second hand furniture from
Also, lai Of father BEDS mattresses, bedding blankets
quilts, c9mforers, &c.
ortes advertised for Monday but of the
Also valuable rich full fine toned organ for church or
parlor
MBdEy.Iy facility will be afforded fer I'll the DISPOSAL Of
in this ThS e rsd s Ii ehcs xa ss Of
qYGTIoN NoTICE-Ia Van Ap,,Ewsrp Hyde's Sale Of
for this day at i7 Broadway corner Of Liberty street will be
sfe pyramid DROPS bronze de Jew rich
saS S Of
Sons hanging and mantel lamps, richly mounted
he sale will comnencet 10 o'clock, with an invoice of
e@s Ss5 81 ENQUIRER and Journal Com
neIce for Particulars. dis t.m
A uCTIQN NoTICE-Pawnbroker's Sale This day at 10
men of Pledges by order e 6 A s. A. Jackson
vaaas sts ss
ment and which viii be worthy attention.
o aSS sas
tlothsAso, invoice nabroadcloth' and csssmeres in
do ltsm sP. INGRAHAM, Auctioneer.
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OCTAVE YOU A COLD AND DO YOU WISH 1T
CIfi{ED EVERYDAY who has a cold wishes to be
cured beyond doubt but the question arises how 1t to he
done The answer speedy Cough Lozenges will
eectuay take away and destroy every vesge Of cough
or cold il taken in time These Lozenges formed by
combination Of the most valuable ingredients known
such as asthma bleeding at the lungs pain in the breast
splitting of blood constant coughing &c, all of which
herald the approach of consumption These Lozenges
are famous for the thousand benefits they have conferred
throughout the Union in saving the lives Of many afflicted
who would otherwise have persisted by consumption Sold
wholesale and retail at l25 Fulton of Nassau
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OFFICE No. 2 ASTOR HOUSE.
u,IIIr NlTAIRL'R

OFFICE NO. z ASlOh f1OOSE.
LOOK OUT FOR THE NUMBER.
THE most Magnificent Periodical issued CIR AHAMs
ad A for 5y som..
w. for proprietor ahams Magazine and engraved b.
,o,1a X.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, author of Poetry, Mercai Es
N: +. Willis. author of Two Ways of Dying for Hus
Charles Fenno Hoffman, author of widscenes in the Forest
Joseph C. Nei author of Charcoal Sketches In and About
ss f4sHs and Ara
Robert Morris author of The Pas, and the Future etc.
Charles j. Peterson author OF CIasng N the Last War etc
Miss katharine N. seds wick, author Of Redwood, ETC.
Ms Frances s. Osgood author OLA Wreath ofWild Flow.
Mrs Elizabeth 0akes smith, author The siness Child
Miss Elizabeth B. Barrett, author of The seraphm and
Mrs Amelia Welby.
Ms. Lydia q Il i Pler.on.
Park Benjamin. author of sonnets and Lyrical Poems
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
The History ola Lion, b. James me. < faq%diug;
P esSS fsF b SP 6s kfSis o'ss Smith
Sn bay S s To%as ss W
4 CSntrss!, By Mss sedgwisE.
ss IaSy Hss sSgf Sy 3D. Barrett
HHf he sy Ng Cult tG by Mrs Ann s. Stephens
Sonnets, by Charles j. Peterson
There is No God by Charlotte eastman.
Pulpit Eloqueace, b Mrs Amelia b. Weiby.
Shverton Shakes; Or the Unexpssed dea by Joseph c.
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The Dcpar Of Youth By Robert Morris.
Napoleon, by Lydia J. Person.
The Hawking Party, by Henry:W illam Herbert
Smiles and Tears by z. Fenno Hoffman.
Without Stain, by Park Benjamin.
- EMBELLisHMEsTs OF THIS NUMBER
Harry; mBgni picture, from original painting by
Sully engr. we'd expressly for us by Sartain.
The Having Party; splendid strple engraving, by Raw
don, Wright X Hatch, after picture by StephanoH
Title Page for s An exquisite plate drawn and engraved
for us by w. T.. Tucker.
Winter Fashions Coiolej; containing our 6gure with the
latest style OF rosume carefully reported FiIue Gentle
Dress Figure Dress: Figure g. Promenade
Dress: Figure L. Carriage Dress
Shiverton Shskes Adventure; srted wood engraving,
aceoEpmyng Char GAL Sketch, engraved by Crome.
TemsS3 pefaunum; copies Sj;ve copies for $40. and
GRAHAM & CHRISTY,
do Item No. Aston House.
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Packets to Sail.

FoR LIVERPOOL.
New York. Chopper, Dec. IS
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. 81
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Westminster. Hovey, Dac. 90
st. James, Meyer, Jan. |
FOR HAvSE
v. de Lyon, Stoddard. Dec. 26
Utica, Hewitt, Jan. /
Albany, Watson, Jan. 8
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctoneer.
A UCTION NOTlCE-Elegant French Porcelain Dinner
"A and Tea Sets plated fine pannery, glass
this day 10 clock the room, No9l Maiden Lane
general Of the above goods among which
variety suitable for the approaching holidays For further
particulars &c Is IN yenns Post and Courier and
Catalogues ready the goods be up the
hour OF sale. dl9 ltsm