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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 5
AIRED.

Cleared,
B,rque Newbuvpor,; Janyrn, Valparaiso, Howard Son
ing Star Merry Montevideo aud Ayres franklin.
Arrived.
Buque Kennebec, of HolloweI Smith, 10 days from 81
@ day, from Sg T oS O.
Barqo. Gilbert @ ven 10 drs from Apaa,lcola with cot
,on,o II Cot SEQ Dec aah' saw heTm biz on shore at
Brig Ann Eliza williams 10 days from Apalachcola with
:, Brig Peter Dem Lewis days fom D'ien wh cotton to
Big sullivan, Bowp day. from Charleston, with
q Brooksvs, Me- fm Care Hayden for Bostoc reported,
schr Elijah Townsend Borem. days from franklin with
sehr Palestine; Mitchell days from Wilmington, NC with
.,s ss psssS.,.s 0~ s"ano''' ~, "a''
JShn;sSn LOwSs" Mosa,y of the Capes of VSinpoke
shr Red Jacket Jarvis days from GEORGETOWN flour to
schI Rcs nedekera day. from Wilmington. NC, naval
ss6I Denmark crOwell, Bandywine, with flour John
sehr Planet Perry from Petersburg with flour to John
schr Direct, Briggs, from Baltimore, with flour to N
sehl Editor, ! Gsu.on Yoyk River
ssSI isn s. semi s%5 s Nas. 5.%9re
One baraue.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
oTrrcK OF rHk RH9pE I',ssprn,}
Arr Jan 3D. Faconer, Collins Apaachcoa for Providence;
Classs Watch, Philadelphia for Boston; Madison, Coleman,
Boston for Vi gina; Aurora, Thompson, Bristol for Norfolk
Splendid Crowel NYok for Boston, Pilgrim Dodge, Aies
andra for do Sid sloop Of War Vandsa for New York
through he Sound; Ceyloo, Wilmington, NC.
Ar 5S,' iaa MOI E' S.s"si
peiior Smith, do for do. - o,
Ar soth WanL,nco Atkins Baltimore for Fall River. Ex
perienced heavy gale fom the Sc the night Of the 20
had 20 carry sale of the back side Of Long Island keep OH
shore deck -four five Of ron and lost
sails -
Arr goth, Ceylon, Craum, Camden, Me- for wilmington,
NC.
ARRIVALS New YoRx--The following Is list OF YES
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w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau street.

90 WE KNOW IT-Know what2 That DR.. Sher
mans Cough Lozsnges operate like a charm relieve
cough or cold Immediately, allay all tickling in the
throat, spasms in wnooping cough, Sc &C. Many dis
tressng where children lose the of their limbs
become greatly emacated and doomed DEATH
been cured by Shermans Worm Lozenges The Poor
Mans Plaster is warranted tor Rheumatism, pain
weakness in the side, back any part OF the body
Warehouse LOG Nassau st. Agents-ll0, 273 and 459
Broadway n East Broadway 227 Hudson ST., lSs Bowe
ry and l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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State of Trade,

state OF Trade.
There svQry little in the markets generally
.4shes-TheTe is demand for Pots Pearls.
Coal-Sales Of Newcastle so go Liver.
pool Orrel at 81, rs, 4 mos.
Ccfee-The market continues inactive, prices without
change. The sales include Brazil at sIc Laguayra
asst; Maracaibo, st. mos st Domingo, in lots, 81 6;
and 1900 do, for export, %, both cash.
Cotton-The market has been dull. The stock is in.
creased by recent arrivals and holders evnce
Willingness to realize The transactions embrace 800
bales Upland and Florida at 81 &c.; 100 Mobile 81
and 100 New Orleans, s4-togeher TOO bales.
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Domestic Importations.

DOmeSCIC
Sr. MARKs-Barque Kennebec-l8 bales Pomeoy-
Al Scott Morrel--65 Smith Mils--158 II Marand-385
ker Hopkins.
MoBLEBarque Reform-( Reported yesterday )5I bales
Wisner Gale-7 do Aver & co-2o Hicks e. cs-
u Collomb selin-7 Kingsland-63 Masters Markoe2o
6, Bryant M.tand-o Brown, Brothers co-I3 Psrs,e
Brooks-l4 Cushman-ll Spear PatonlO pkgs ba son
Brothers-o Z Hyer-2o W H Cary Cost bales cotton
order.
ApALACHIcoLA-BarqueG ilber-88 bales cotton Colt &
co-39 Cons-2 Bogart Knesland
APALAcHIcoLA-Bug Ann Eza-l00 bales Bryant &
Matand-t0 l. w Moore-63 Buck & co-i09 Spoford & Ii
leston-l6 do bales hides do skins Bishop Swift.
CHARL EsToN-Brg Sullivan-l3i bales Buck Bar
stow Co-ls Boorman, Johnston co-!5o Colt co-97
Bsrstow-40tcs Victor Duckwz-I32 Masters Markoe-2
bales yarn franklin Harris COCO bags feathers Smith Mills
go.
DARIEN-Brg Peter Dem-2O bales Perkins Hopkins
Wtie-i29 Bnstow Pope-Il5 do II Gravcs-l50 Boz
KneeIand-ll3 Colt co-10O Tooker Mead colo
cks rice Adams Brothers-9t hides X Williams.
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U3-THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE
has effected cure in where the bones OF the
were exfiated from the secondary effects ofsyphs
Hundreds have been saved from the most awful conse
quences othese oathsome maladies by the of this
LIBERATED medicine extensively used in the London
and Paris veneral Hospital In all cases where disease
should be used Sold by the authority of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city of New York. in
large bottles at 81 EACH In Of haa dozen bottles
S.,
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05- PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PlLLsThese celebrated pills. sold exclusively by the
authority Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
guaranteed by their distinguished dscoverer cure the
worst cases OF gonarrhea in few days. hey will imme.
diaey supersede here they have in Paris the
Gus mixtures capsules Of copava which the breath
and rarely cure. Sold in boxes at 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent,
Principal Office OF the College OF Nassau st.
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03- NEW YEARS DAY.-We invite the attention
OF our readers to Israel Posts advertisement in this paper
with the same heading this notice.
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&1OO REWARD Will be paid at aO3 Pearl street-JOS
p 1OO Drummer.

&1OO EEnWAKD wan be paid lat do3 fear street-JOs'
0No sToHLEN WATCHES.
gold Patent Lever Watch Harrison maker, composition
Anchor escapement, double back with cap. Drummer
a Tsoi ,; Nth gilt dial. .sd back; m
d Lfpns eIsi o Ssp avs hard dial
Silver LepIne, with Rio IaneiTo engraved behind
Silver Patent Levers, without with jewels, Col
S%sssa Ss;;:Si
5boIes Of gold ngerrngs, containing about rings with
for gold and a' been
j,r Charleston, s. c.. Dec. as is,2.
QARNUM's SPIRIT WARMER-A for warming
apartments by burning spirits Any possessing ,hor
dressed r. S. T, at the sfce Of this is t.ec
OsT-A fifty doIarUn i!ed ,nL notewrapPed round
Ha :.%s S w h' st. T b ssass
Mr. sYLyEsTER GRAHAM Lecu5r. this evening s =, =
s scGsy Of street and
bearing long isAssR and
g TOBIAS begs TO inform bis friends and the PUBLIC that
NJ he has given up the Agency Of Messrs NewstaII Bar
Ia fa
II asth Nov 1872 from 90 Thompson street has
moved to 40 Watt ST. where he can be found at
~ with either Godeys Ladies Book Gmhams Maya
zine and presented them to ladies' for the I8t3.
s esy New %'ss the So
sand and Nine Hundred (0 900 the entire circulation
One Hundred thousand tlO0,CO0)
To each gentlemen tender heartfelt thanks for
ourselves, and the good wishes of the ladies'.
And have the least doubt that each Of received
ample reward from the smiles of those ladies whom
presented those fayorte works.
We sincerely wish you aud each OF those ladies many years
of undiminished happiness
And ladies who have taken Godey Ladys Book Of
twelve years. and Graham's Magazine
Of have got married since commenced taking those
splendid Magazines of us.
May your domestic happiness be Interchangeable your
constsncy has been towards those interesting works.
And you who have attained that nuptra
each OF you be fortunate New Years Day many
ladies have been the present, the uneiened wosh Of
Your obedient servant,
ISRAEL POST,
j5fr SO Bewery.
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rH,LAnt LruA Jan The Chester. y.ndyke FIN Noean
% hei cbes gof cut through with the now asbor,
on pacs Creek Flats above Bomby Hookha been pun,ped
.snce. $500 '" '" "o'
BA-rmesr, Jan a-An Thomas II Benton, Shaw Mobile;
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PASSENGERS Arrived,

MoBLE-Barque Refom-Mr Glover, Indy and servant,
CHARLEsToN-Brg Sullivan-H Gleason, A G Cowell, n
L Kimblery, l. Prnge. w Jacobs.
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NJ A RITIM E H + Id
ship Masters and Agents.

0nO AK6nGBs
10 Commodore ROBERT SLvEY, Of our news fleet, re-
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed,
eels spoken their list Of their and
foreign they NAV have He viii board them
immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
or abroad will aso confer favcr by sending Thu,
office all the marine intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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Married.

On Sunday evening LIST inst by the Rev Samuel Adams
Mr.. SAMUEL HARVEY DENTON to Miss CAROLINE FRANCES
youngest daughter of Robert Smonson Esq., all of this
city,
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LATEST FROM CAMPgACHY The schooner Viii
liam Crawford brings accounts from Campeachy to
the 18th instant, and from Laguna t. the 7lh Capt
Mears remained several days at Campo achy and
spent part OF the lime on board the Mexican squa-
dron. The firing was kept up daily between the
bel'serent parties, and without any marked advan.
tage on either side. The English officers of the
steamship appeared to be good SPIRITS and express
ed the CONFIDENT belief that thew should succeed in
reducing hat town. They stated that in several
sorlies from the Mexican post in the rear of Cam
peachy, the fucatan troops did not properly resist
and evidently had the worst of it--ihat The nlace
was regularly besirged and must eventIallv surren
der. On the other hand, we are nformed from a
good source that the Mexican force has suffered
great dmunition from deaths bv yellow foyer and
were distressed in body and mind arising from
hunger. Indeed, we know Officially from Vera
Cruz that fresh supplies of men and provisions were
deemed necessary, and have been sent forward.
We hope the Yucatecos will be united, (and union
alone will give them the necessary strength in the
present emergency and succeed in expelling the
ruthless invaders from their soil. We must confess
however, that we have been disappointed in learn
Ing that they had not done 80 in a month after the
landing OF the enemy, and we have some fears that
ADVERSE counsels may prevail, when the holy fire OF
liberty and independence may for while be OBJ
scured, II not extineuished, in the peninsula.
schooner Ann Maria, hence, was undergoing re-
pairs at Campeachy.
The Henry Clay, hence, was wrecked and lost
near Laguna.
Captain Hughes came passenger in the William
Orawiord-Ne'c Orleans Com. Bulletin, Dec rs.
sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia Yesterday
U.fua..
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ADJUSTMENTS
WINTER CONCERTs-sIBI.O's SALOON,

WINTER CONCERTs-NIBLO's SALOON
RY UNIVERSAL REQUEST Of the ladies and gentle
IL who disapr ointed inclsmsnry of the
Weather % st Th.5sy NJ r. Horn fully
honor OF repeating for The sst time this season. new ga
cred esnata he Christmas Bells, Tale Of HOLY Tide
Select Orchestra, led by u. e. Hill.
ne whole composed and under the direction Of Mr. e. E.
HON, who will preside at the Piano Forte.
Programme of the First Psrt--C onsisns of the Can,a.
ne second Fart viii consist OF a misce laDeous Act
ne doors open at hafpast o'clock and Concert commence
10 Tickets 80 cents each. To be had AZ IN. prueipaI Music
stores and at the doors the evening of performanee
43t
CHATHAM TsEATKE.
80 REDUCTION OF PRICES
Dress Circle, h cents; Pit 10 cenu; Upper Tier
THIS EVENING. will be performed ''~''"'
After which ROBERT MACAIRE.
To conclude with
MEET ME- by MOONLIGHT
Doors open at 6k O'Clock and the performance will com
inence at precisely
GITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE
rt,,s ~ Broadwsy. New YORK.,
THIS Ev FRA piS w e performed
Fra Diavolo, Mrs Timm-Beppo, Mitchell
To conc Iude with
LUCKY STARS.
70 The Doors will be opened haEpast g. and the per
for,nnn'e' commence at 7. every evening
FRANKLIN THEATRE. Chathsm squae-Thn evening
the geas variety OF than At any other place
including y em & dress crss
boxes for SIX 81 90, for twelve 81 co. Mr. Wpehe r
OConnel EmI banjo melodlst md Master Pierce .hesoi
Of War,aw, Richardson Hatch Brown Mas,er Henry Car
penter, Miss Augusta Celeste Rosaiie Rossmond Aunoi
Cento, WIN numDer OF others engaged. dN 1msr
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
TRINIDAD CUcA-BaIque Ellen-900 bxs sugar Rowland
& Aspinwall-9i do b Lasala.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal.
perceive be obtained IN this country See advertise
the last column, fourth page, M
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Clowns to the Crcle'.'.. 800. Me,sn. Gossn Wells.
Series of REPRESENTATIONS, cling with elaborate
and ''''Y 'pEESS'TT}fEss rRIAN MAsquERApE
comprising inhabitants Of every Nation and Chme superby
clothed 'o'f' fSi!Hs.' ssf SN FEMALE
After which, MISS * s$oEhs VIZ have the honor
k TEE iS VI, ri an M Az fstsd
o0'r; GREAT x r. T TsHAH L Su9NE'
BArToG G? &c BOARD,
The very msG S %sfa vi. lid. he,
WOOL ;S;ls" S$ : Hfs p $ u
ana S.,%'ss and 3. T.s Pupil. except '' MI
sa''ej JG1 b n i EaG f f Srsn of
by 5s s,.SS psn Of n. mcs and
this LsgGSs Of r9 Se Eysnns As Of
minutes will ensue.
THE SECOND PART viii commence with the introduction
BLAcK FHs e NJ
whose amusing and what extraordinary ns will be
!ss = b. tssss s:;a:
al. S ts With
rRIsYT Ir; T9 t shA sR!i!'sf
Succeeded Es sT gf Ria ts s "a S;PE
On FS GHI Est:si + FE * 4 4 s;'h'n'
Or A Day in Pekn.
sss ss iI$:2s ing with
e. ,,,,, a As ,s HsSzs SS$Hfa'Rs rs yrs!Es
evee. Of mos. splendid Character are in active pr.p..
sss Is .s r s G .s Boz Ss: rom !.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aucrioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
eiofxs Nor ~ deu md LA Ehltf.r IL z a.

TUESDAY
At l0R O'Clock, a the sale rooms.
Paintings, Piano Fortes &c-T superb fores and
chi ,ce paintings IN the city, SC.
Also will be continued of valuable and eleg
cond hand furniture from Wednesday.
the Fulton s. rooms.
Also, IN continuation the furniture Of families giving up
housekeeping this days sale will include feather beds
ases and bedding bureaus chairs tables so looking glasses
carpets, mating oil cloths &C.
A,so Kitchen and crockery
Also elegant sofas and touches superb buffalo robes
FRIDAY
~ 10 t2 O'Clock in the sales room.
guns, fancy and pledged articles w s' "
Also, 20 boxes tobacco and 100 do srvau
A.. SATURDAY
goods. ' OIL" q"""''S VI P'e"s~
At 10 l-2 O'Clock in the sales room
Large Sale Of Furnture-also the PRINCIPAL ure from
large and respectable hotel including feather
mattresses pillows sheets blankets table cloths 100 look ing
100 beautiful bedeads 80 bureaus tables chairs
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These gentlemen have fit to appoint Mr.. Palmer
who has been the assistant secretary with Ncoll to
coed him. The stock of the company has been quoted all
along at l25 to l40 to-day it stood So 1877.
The message OF Gov. Bouck is not remarkable for any
new lights" upon Legislative or financial matters 1t
betrays his wellknown leaning towards the Erie Rail
road corruption in opposition to those who elected him
office; but we trust the Assembly will remain the
principles which they returned
The following statement shows the aggregate amount
of the State debt the Both September ls42 and the
sum required pay the interest thereon for the
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" BISHOP, a MAIDEN Lane-SpIendid Stock OF Jewery,
v. ON sale a, 90 per cent below
V. BISHOP, Importer OF French Jewelry being about
retire from the business heg to INFO Hers and the pub
c that ne will dispose Of his stock the above
consists Of gold bracelets eckaces rings chains hoach-
and pins with diamonds kinds
stones
Gentlemen Ladies DESTROYS Of making purchases the
New Ye will do well embrace of
chasing 20 per below the wholesale cost price
d3i Ctr V.BlSHOP, a. M,iden lane, up stars
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CIRCUS.
OF THE REPUBLIC.

CIRCUS.
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIc.
81 B0cry.
N. A. HOWES Pronretor.
Instituted In 1885, afro Titus" Ans'''''
GLIDING the Pulpit the Bench-the heads Of The most
respectable families Of tradesmen mechanics ana ner-
time. 81 81 ? %SE r p sisrE-''nes''
FURTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES,
Boxes, Dress Circle, ...S Cent?
Boxes, Second Tier,'.'. =. 1sx Gents
Children to Dress Circle hatpce Family seat. retained
without charge
cb Pfs. Of "a First; q Dress Circle cents.
Parqu, or Family Boxes O-seats for six Places
have been set apart for co!ored persons.
Doors open hafpast 6-Oveture by the Band J.
Horemanship TO commence att. il
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AGAINST THE WORLD.
Concentration and combination of never
~, upin a style Of princely msgnifcence
and for Of all the hours OF performance
have been CHANGED First rsoI%sGcs wiz commence half
Tom Thumb one week more.
To crafty the wishes of many fanny families, the Manager
has 'sens dEnG FL T ToM THUMB JUNIOR
The smallest Dwarf in all creation This perfect specimen Of
and evening at the Museum without extra charge. He il II
years 0'' E 9 issn CSTY FIFTEEN POUNDS
That being prec. his weight when but months old
He sliv y and akaAe of fine symmetrical proportion, and
Magnificent t ASf%%T e rAeLEAux
h kEs1FHf GRde 81 A xs4s H
Mr.; II g. sherman, the popular ballad singer; T. @.
Booth The snvaled Comic Singer; La Petite Celeste the
Also exhibiting, the sme of the picture Of Christ
Healing the Sick III Temple BY Benjamin West Esq the
Abino Lady, and 500 900 Cunosities.
Admission 10 all % cents-Chdren half price. is
AMERICAN THEATRE-WA AIN UT-sT.
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MONEY MARKET.

Weunesuuy, OuHs F-0 r. M
The Stock Market was very heavy this morning, and
prices generally tend downwards Ohio SIS fell I; Ken
lucky IS I; Long Island Railroad went up /; Auburn &
Rochester declined per cent
report made to the Legislature of Illinois by the State
Bank, produces the following results
Immediate liabilities are $500. ia 81
Immediate means to meet them, 354, 49S 95
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lucky SIS /; Long Island Railroad went up /; Auburn &
Rochester declined per cent
report made to the Legislature of Illinois by the State
Bank, produces the following results
Immediate liabilities are $s6o,ll4 81
Immediate means to meet them, 354, 49S 95
$3O5,6I5 SO
To meet which, they say they have remote means Ia
schedule of which is given amounting to 81 97 O2 go
The paper of this is selling Indiana so cents
the dollar.
When, few days since, stated that the defacaons
of c. A. Nicoll likely to prove large,
pectaon Of the announcement of the probable extent
We did not however expect the astounding and shame
less avowa put forth in the Wall papers of this
morning, to the following effect -
At meeting ofthe New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company, held on the Sd of January, lS43,
It being reported to the Board by the Committee APP
pointed to examine into the state of the affairs ofthe Com
pany that investigation into the their late
Secretary, has shown that deficiency considerable
exists but that there no reason to believe that
the will equal the surplus profits of the COMPANY
and that 1t Is deemed expedent TO postpone until the
January Dividend sha be decaIe whether the
Therefore, Resolved That the consideration of the
exPedency OF making dividend be postponed according
Resolved, That from the examination of the assets and
liabilities Of the Company the Board is satisfied
the Company may sustain will not impair its capital nor
the sum of two hundred and forty thousand dol
idrs. WM bAtD, PRESIDENT.
Here appears that utterly confused the affairs
company that trustees entirely unable to
tain the extent of the loss- may be 500 may be
quarter of million They know not whether there is
surplus not whether they declare dividend or
not The whole control of the business has been
conferred in the hands of Mr. Nco and he has he
pleased. The question then, who is Mr. Nicoll Z As
understand he made his appearance first in
liquor store Of c. p White. He then became a clerk in
the Manhattan Bank afterwards teller in the Merchants
Bank, and them through the influence of the late Mr.
Prime, Secretary Of the Life and Trust Company where
he has been about five years. notorious Spectator real
estate. When the examination of the Manhattan Bank
took place. he appeared there debtor for SAL 903 made
in 1893. II $780, $685. and $4,000 paid the date Of
the investigation. Through all that time his operations
have been going on, and yet the monthly examination OF
responsible trustees discovered any 1t is
utterly impossible to discover the whole of the
ter Who is TO know how many trust certificates Nicoll
has issued without reger3 1t can be discovered only by
advertising for claims be sent in Already many small
depositors have withdrawn their funds and found
difficulty in doing So
This being thestate of the company, the following is
list of the individuals who have placed so much conf.
dence in Mr. Nicol utterly to neglect their du
-
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the CITY Hall Illustrated with this
ofhe Solar System by Professor Fauvi iuraud Admit
ance p cents. j46tH*r
THE MR.. Will son who is attached the Lead Mines
Galena Illinois, will conf great favor by stating # he
is Osborne Wilson, late OF England The object OF
beng-the said Osborne Wilson left England for Galena I'LL
nois AMI to written his wife, Mrs. Wilson, after
give period New Yorh Mrs Wilson is arrived and
ives IN New 10TH awsiin1 aieier from her husbnd The
ticular favor by Mrs. Wilson. il Sits
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GARD AND AUCTION NOTICE-Messrs. BELL &
- HOWARD Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
mission business all its and will be continued and
carried usual and the horc rAbe old
stand No 90 Ann and lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for SALE Certain sales and
Of all descrpons takes place every Wednesday
Dry goods clothing fancy articles Tuesdays aud Fridays
Out door sales OF groceries, furniture and all descriptions Of
property, attended to. BELL x HOWARD,
Dc lm*ec THOS. BELL. AucIioueer.
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sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia Yesterday
shares Kentucky Bank, a. "
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AkR PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS Only
MIN Regular Pscke' sth January The splendid fast sail
&&ks packet ship LOUISA Capt Leavt will sail
sitlyeiy above, h regular dav.
The ships of this line sail every five days passage free
Having splendid accommodations for cabin second cabin md
steerage passengers for passage should DC maa o9 hoard OF
a. Peck Slip cor South ST.
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HENRY 4. RIELL, Auct'r
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
Store 30t Broadway, corner of Duane streets

HENRY T. RIELL, Auct'r
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
Store soi Broadway, corner Of Duane streets
H. A. ready made advances to any amount ON
eonsignmens, Returns Sales Of real and
door sales OF household furniture attended person.
sales of Liquors. Segars &c. Tuesday; Fur
nitu'e' fianos, &c. every Wednes dav and Saturday.
THURSDAY,
AZ l0h o'clock at the sale rooms
large lot OF furniture and fancy goods from families
moving from the CITY,
Also large lot Of flag bottom chairs dire
from the maker 10 be sold at any price.
Also 200 red striped French Blankets ribbons silk scarfs
goods ' '
Also sh mahogany chairs. book cases. wash stands,
pies eonches pianos bird cages gold headed ward
Iooes painnps fire irons Tenders and furnishing goods To-
gether with many other goods Just come in store.
SATURDAY.
AT l01s O'Clock, in sales r0om,'
large loo OF housekeeping goods 400 mahogany
9, Soege Office and bed room chairs desks book wash
nestle goods for the holidays The attention OF buyeis re-
guested The goods unlimited and deserve than
binary inspection.