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FANCY GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.

FANCY GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
WYNN II. CARY CO., 243 and 246 Pearl street, New
wv York. invite the attention Of the City and Distant
Jobbing their large varied stock of goods
which they offer ut the lowest rates. either for cash APP
proved credit.
Under their present arrangements they offer great
Inducements all their Foreign Goods and will give
their the benefit of the large discounts which
they have gained by the increased amount of their pur
clascs.
They pledge themselves to sell many styles of American
Goods at anuacturers' prices
Their stock will be kept full during the whole year. and
all orders will be promptly supplied They particularly
invite the Mexican and South American dealers to
inc their stock of Jewelry manufactured expressly for
those markets; also their stock OF Ivory Combs adapted
for expectation.
Linen Observation-Disclosures Makers plain and satin finished,
black drab, whites brown, and coiored, Nos 2oxso
Refingtons white, black, and colored, Nos lOIl5o,
rs to 800 yards
Tapes and BobbnsLnen and cotton assorted coors and
Cutlery-Razors, Knives, Shears Scissors, and Table
Knives and Forks Wade Butchers, Wostenholms,
Rodgers, and other celebrated makers
Brushes-Hair Cloth, Teeth, Paint, yarnish, Shaving
Shoe Crumb, Horse, scrubbiDg, &C., &C., In great
Musical yioins, Flutes, Fifes
Clarionets Harmonious, &c.
FansA large and rich assortment, consisting Of beaut
fully carved pearl, ivory bone and wood sticks also
plain sticks with plain fancy, and silyered paper
Combs-Plan and fancy Tuck DRESSING Pocket, and Side
of shell, buffalo, and horn J
Guns-Single and Double, English and American, real
and imitation Twist; also a variety Of Rifles
Pstos-English and German, Pocket Belt and Holster
| Colts and Allen and Thurber's Revoyers; also,
complete assortment of Sporting Apparatus
Observation-Disclosures hangenet Coudray's, Pivers, Pin
! aud's, and Ede's fine Extracts
Soaps-Low's White and Brown, Windsor and Honey;
Lubn's, Guerlain's, Pinauds and Mangenet Cou-
! dray's assorted styles, &C., &c.
ALsoPercusson Caps, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes,
Steel Pens suspendcrs, Buttons OF all styles, Pocket
books, Port Monnaies, Purses, Stationery, Beads,
Whalcbone, Looking -glasses &C., &c.
Ivory, Tortoise She'll Pearl She'll Horns, Tips, &C., for
manufacturers.
Catalogues in the French, Spanish German, and Eng
sh languages mar "a
nR. DURBIN's MAP OF the Holy L and,
IL for sale by A. GRAY,
sep l7-tr 7th st., opposite odd-Fellows Hall.
STATIoNERS' WAREHOUSE, 26 South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia Wholesale only)
HYMAN L. LIPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
fish Stationery, offers to the trade, at Satoners' Ware,
house, a complete ass ortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
Of the best quality, at the lowest rates. mar "a
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DIAPERS In tho csse OF Thomas Crown, Government
IL contractor for bricks &c The finder viii be literally
rewarded by restoring them to the office Of the National
Hotel or 10 me- BEVERLEY TUCKER.
oct 1h--dlnt
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DRINK a. DURBIN, Iron a. steel Mcr-

DRINK d. DURBIN, Iron d Steel Mcr-
ID chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swede, Norwegian, Refined, Gable, and common English
Iron manufacturers Of Boiler Ryets and Spikes Hoop,
Band Scroll Fue, Boiler Sheet Small Iron, Axle Iron,
ll3 North Water street. and 81 North Delaware
SHEpPARD 4 VAN HABLINGEN, No. 274 Chestnut
- street. above Tenth, Philadelphia, have just received
per splendid Table and Piano Covers, Damssk
Table Cloths Napkins, Moreens, and Worted Damasks.
mar "a
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PAPERS MIsLAID.

| nAPERs In tho csse Of Thomas Crown Government
IL contractor for brick, &c The finder win be literally
rewarded by restoring them 70 me once OF the National
Hotel, On 70 me. .fst BEVEhLEf TUCKER
oct l6-7dlm o. Il -. ...------E1 = x Is
TAYLOR a. MAURY, BOOKSELLERS and
Il Stationers, Pennsylyanis avenue, near 9th
aTxSK ha sooRs SCHOOL BOOKS PENs NK ana
PAPER OF every variety for sale at New York prices
TaPIsCoPAL Prayerbooks.
ia Catholic Prayer-books
Methodist Hymn-books M
Unitarian Hymn-books.
Presbyterian Hymn-books. E.
" Baptist Hymnrbooks In every variety.
For sale 81 the published price, by - WV
June 2S-tf Is Booksellers. near eth street. \
A LII Of Harper 4 Brothers Publications
IN All Of Appeton's Publications. 4
All Of Putnams Publications.
Little 4 Browns, Boston; and all books published In
For sale at the publishers prices by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
june 2S-u Booksellers, near 9th st.
DULED LETTER PAPER at 81 rs ream
III Ruled Foolscap Writing Paper at 81 20 q ream.
Good Envelopes at 81, 81 26, and 81 so thousand.
Steel Pens ut rs CENTS SO cents rs cents gross
small Wrapping Paper at 70 cents ream:
For sale Mt TAYLOR MAURYS
June 2S--h Book and Stationery store near 9th st..
lure FIRE FIRE !-Cheeyer's Patent Fire
IL Kindling-the latest blessing to housekeepers and
bachelorsis again in season. and is article OF great
economy and convenience to all who have occasion to
kndle fires Price % cents per pack which will kinde
2iO fires. For sale by A. GRAY,
oct lO--tr Eth st., opposite odd-Fellows' Hall.
HOODSy HOODS IAN assortment Of SILK and
IL Merino Hoods hand and making daily to
order and for sale at the New Store SIXTH street,
oct 7-ul Near corner Louisiana avenue.
PLAID BONNET RIBBONS.
lust RECEIVED six boxes rich Plaid Ribbons.
d Also, six dozen Of the latest style Bonnets.
For sale at BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
nctO X. nv K & wa + i 4 Il
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
A I THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY, corner Of n and To-
N streets fsep 1-tf JAMES NoURsE.
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THE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

aetg "THE UNION ACADEMY"
Corner of l4th street and NeD York Avenue.
2. RICHARDS, Principal.
~. H. CHASE, l3sf
~t H. w. MoNEM, fs'' e&
E# A. ZAPpoNR, Professor Of Modern Languages
F n. GIBsoN, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
Circulars can be obtained Of the Principal, ut r.
Farnham's Bookstore. 15i oct 1-h
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HNHE PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS, and all
those used In the private academies and institutions
In the District Of Columbia and djacent country.
For SALE at New York prices, by
tas8ga. ssi 1855. es.e TAYLOR & MAURY,
sep L. Booksellers, 9th street
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP MARIos.-This vessel was not able o re-
her voyage to Charleston, yesterday evening"
anticipated Ii has been discovered that the difficulty
which caused this steamship to become disabled existed
chiefly in the inner and lower part of the cylinder 1t
appears that mineral compound that had been ap-
Piled in the construction of tue engine had been qui
fed by the heat had worked into the inner surface
Of the cylinder underneath and the wake Of the pis
ton thus obstrueting the movement Of the latter and
diminishing it's force 1t is stated by Captain Berry,
that after taking off the top portion Of this substance
inch or two In thickness was found inside the cyn
der and above the piston The vessel taken yes
terday afternoon, TO the boom derrick the North
River the foot Of franklin street. have the
struction removed.
FoE Cg.Gkrs--The steamship Brother Jonathan will
sail. at three o'clock to day, for Chagres
THE STEAMSHIP FALcoN. which has beer repairing at
the sectional dock towed nj to her berth at the
foot Of Warren street, yesterday
TIH LAuNcH AT HoBoKEN .--Messrs. Cspes Allison
did not succeed In launching the propeller New York
from their yard at Hoboken Saturday ewing TO the
vessel sticking thu ways. Another attempt viii be
made to launch her at high water, to day.
MasNE DsNasrs Adjusted The Cunsrd Steam Nsvi-
Company have settled the claim the aud
Of the schooner Flora Capt Higgins which
down ard sunk by the steamer Europa by the payment
Of the Of $1,000.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01

Editor Heald-sr Your dent at Panama
gross Injustice in reference the Through
tickets sold BY me tor PASSAGES to California The fact, in
the simply these by arrangement made with
Messrs Zaehrse Nelson Co, OF Panama. sell ttrough
tickets by the independent steamers the Pacific with
the agreement that shall be forwarded
by them 30 California funds for that
the waybi TO ChagresZ n. Co TO be sponsele
to the holding such tickets II independent
ot provided by the 18th Of month, T. N
Co are TO reipnd the money pay the OF
the pasenger board until the first independent steamer
sas that port Each BY me for the first
inc penoent steamer sailing from Panama after the
18th Of each month and the specie regularly
each steamer to the expense from Panama 10 San
Francisco. as will chow by receipts, to enable Messrs
Zsehrsson Nelson Co. TO comply with their part Of the
contract These gentlemen we'll known In this
munity not require any from bat will
risk my reputation uTon the assertion that in
they refusedto comply with their part Of the sontrsct
As 10 thir refusing send ard By the
cid monopoly line de not doubt but that they refuse
70 rtfupd send forward by the first
deny correspondent to the contrary notwthsand
ing The California psssen ADMIT that
dueed the half tinee I commenced running
the steamer Brother JOn.thaa AID IL they meet with
come little detention the Pacific side when 10 rather
beyond my coniroi. they will urS reflection give
dit for advantage to themselves the sourrilous and
abusive stories Of the sgen and of the cid
poly Notwithstanding Yours, SO, Y. MILLS.
New York, Dec. 1, Ism.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
City Intelligence.

TIE KOSSUTH RECEPTION.
According to the latest sdvices, Kossuth may be
pected to arrive at this port Wednesday next 1t the
lstes The whole city is asr, preparing for the recep
ton Of the great Magyar Although one Of our cotem
porares, long ago Tuesday last arranged and pub
hed the order Of proceedings to be observed that
occsson have to know that the arrangements
have not, yet been decided upon As soon the
city authorities and others have arranged the der Of
procession ceremonies &c. that to welcome to
shores the great Hungarian, they will be pubished-in
all probability, in to- morrow's HERALD. That it will be
great and glorious reception and that Kossuth will be
most heartily welcomed by all citizens is certain,
sympathy for his admiration for the man. and the
principles be embodies, is general The military and
volunteer companies will join in the procession, and
will be ken to render IL worthy of the occasion This
State win be first to welcome the great champion of
liberty snd her sister States will doubt, prepare
TO receive him in their turn Let what do be well
done that II cannot be surpassed.
The HERALD GUARD BALL We have only space TO say
that this ball will take place tonight and promises to
be fine affair.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
Naval In telllgencc.

weiearn from undoubted authority that Captain John
II Aulick has been recalled from the command Of the
Esst India squadron for which station he recently sailed
In the U 8. steamer Susquehauna, Captain Inman Com
modore NJ. G. Perry has been designsted Is the sue
Of Captain Auck The for the recall Of
Captain A. said to be based upon reports made against
him by Messrs schenck and Todd the present and late
Ministers to Brazil also by Captain Inman, whom Captain
Aulick ordered home.
The u g. tloop of war, St Marys, Captain Magruder,
Tahiti on the 18th Sept and would sail for home
about the 23d via Valparaiso.
The u 8 storeshp Southampton arrived at Ban Fran
the 18th Oct in thirty nine days from Oahso,
from New York, via Rio Janeiro Montevdeo and yaps
rsiso The u s Frgate Rartan bearing the broad PEN
nant of Com Charles s McCauly left Calao for Vaps
Iaiso the h Of last month"; with the expectation of
meeting the entire Pacific squadron. The Lexington
storeship Capt Rowan expected at San Francisco
every day. The following is list OF the Southamptons
officers Lieut.. Peter Turner, commanding; Master,
James A. Nicholson Passed Midshipmen q. N Dennis
ton, A. Stevens. Earl English Purser Levi d. slamm;
Surgeon, j. s. Messersmth Captains Clerk, Thomas
Fisher.
The propeller Quickstep has been chartered at San
Francisco by Capt. Alden, 8 N. and proceeded a
survey Of the southerH California the 25th Oct
The u g. sloop Of war Vincennes was at San Diego
the lth ult.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01

BowFnv THtArAr-The new hve act pIsy, entitled {" In
rnefs charseiers are assigned 20 Msssr EDDY steven
aud hts PARKER TIE terminating feature will be the excel
Brosrvsy THEsrHE." In msr" r1ll ass be produced
% tt establishment night nessrs fenno, Conway.
leading oharacters and the new scenic display called the
"soesrn Model Nassan.eio." will conclude ali
MILO GsRuEN.-The Rsveis have provided an exceed
their evolutione on TIE ltEht Rope. Tn viii be sue
conclude With The comic rantomime Of MsIaim."
Bynros'. Tgrsrgg Three hisl s,,rioys pieces are
comedy o the "Trst Nisht tie universally Topsiar CO.
s Sssy q hs sfroe' E,%y sad The excessively laugh
Asr'cNAL TsskrRE-rvo moro pieces
ncunecd BY fuiy for tonight TIE commencing feature
VI, WI b feioesd y ths snSsiaf DANA styled the
"Nosei5 LoSson. MI term psse al af" So' p''''-'aisd
or.m,-'. tetrN.This svsnnr is set ap,rt for the
ssn hoi that s'.ts ss, sac fior,e Mrs skeIrest
Of which are cxoseiins'y veil east.
BsRN1". w.. . s,.ia' veil MANAGED est,slissnsnt
refforued Gle " LOau oi Lover. Fn8 the sailors Re
g Vicar u Wskea,id
Bowtty Axr,urlirarHr-T equestrian performances.
provided ~ ssnds Coz for this evening u very At
trsctvs character Al ts ponies ana ssnsias hofsos
the rtriormsnces ot the circle.
CHRisrss NvsrREIs.-This undoubtedly tils,ted band
of nro Performers will awe smother u their ercssn,
tcrtsiE ments TO night.
FgtIows BrNsrRFIs The prssramme selected for this
evening ~ this unrvacd company. must ensure them
vtrf0Wins house this evening.
SrorpASt HsLG.--The magnificent ranorsus of the
Noridt Iat s bo exhibited hclc for the act time %
rar pasyAr ~. Bwur Will osns os as NibIo''
gss.t Lr siass, on rhurslsy tie W ns.,ut ,ni s,,rr
s...,, 49, ~ u's ie,s .-of .o 'y is
I-t i.th. i tni tld ifst sta .rss ia 'tflftt. Ts
iti.',- ns,E sr5 ssf i..i ,os... n t,s l. sie..,
I'D tlsf tlsctol tHs iiit 81 lanai-g art.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01

koCHFsTER, November 20 1901
Miss Catherine Hayes concert of last evening;
but before she half through, It evident sbe
suffering from cold, which she had contracted
In the cars, while on her way hither She obliged
to retire before closing the 6rt piece the second part
but again forward and finished a. In her next
piece her voice almost ehtr,y failed and she again
obliged 10 retire. fhe assembly the largest ever
assembled at here, there being thirteen hur
drtd persons in tie hall. THEY manifested lively
sympathy for her misfortune. she came forward aod
made q handsome apology. which was generously sc
cepted
in Albany, on tuesday evening
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
From other Correspo~derts.

WAssISsrcS, Nov. 30, 1851
The Democratic assembled at half psst
tast evening and made the following nominations For
Speaker, Linn Boyd Of Kentucky Clerk John W. For
ney Of Pennsylvsns, Sergeant at hrms Adam Gloss
brenper Of Pennsyivania Postmaster Mr. johnson, OF
Virginia Doorkeeper, Mr.. MeKnew, d. G. Msssrs.
Goesbrenner and johnson the present officers 0 the
House.
The nominations all made the nrst ballot.
The vote for Mr.. boyd for Speaker, sbort two
third. Of the whee caucus
For Clerk, Col. Forney had % and Mr.. Young 10.
Subsequently al the nominations ratified uHsni-
@ously
The best feeling prevailed during the caucu, which
met and separ sted in unusual harmony
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
Excess in November, 1850

Excess in November, 1850. ........... Sl5470S DC
The decrease in is equal to decrease Of about
six hundred thousand dollar. in the value Of mcrchan
disc imported into this port The receipts and disburse
ments IN November nearly equal, leaving the ba-
lance hand the close Of the month about the
that reported at the close of October.
The from California, by the steamship Cherokee
highly interesting and important Thegold accounts
the favorable character The product Of the mines
exceeds the most extravagsnt calculatons and wher
the preparations making for mining completed
the yield must be immense. Machines for crushing
the gold quarts going in every part Of the mpng
regions At the latest dates there eleven machines
operation In the southern district and thirty three r
course erection In the northern district there
eight machines in operation and twenty six in process Of
erection the machines in operation have been
tested they proved to be every thing expected
Thus the machines have been profitable and 1t Is est
mated that quartz yielding ae low as one
cent pound, will pay handsomely. As soon rs this
point definitely settled there will be great rush
into this method of mining and the result will without
doubt exceed any thing before realized in CAfor
mia The product this year has been much larger than
the returns from San Francisco exhibit The returns.
made up at the Custom hsuse In that port and OF
course contain nothing than what Is found on the
maness Of vessels clearing for foreign ports An snay
sis OF the returns made since the LIST Of January 1851
present the annexed summary
a., g. Ea.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01

ExnNsfvE btETs = Between ~ and ocleck yesterday
Sunday morning trs occurred in two frame buildings
situate In Hudson opposite Water street-one in
the occupation of 6eorg McCabe aud the other in that
of Daniel fitgpstrick both butchers. The buildings
beth burner, O. the ground. with AL the stalls
blocks tool. Ne tog-thsr with eight barrels of saltel
and n quantity ot fresh meat Mr McCase's loss was
about sloc SzU0 nf which insured In che drocers
Company, Mr. fitSpstrcks about $500. injured In the
New FORK state Mutual Insurance Company. The adj
joining house belonging to Patrick Powers and occupied
By owen Ferguson a bakery. was damaged the gable
end. suffering 10 the extent Of $3.50 and the stock 10
800 The latter insured in the brooklyn Eagle In
,urAncs Company. About o'clock, A NJ an extensive
sgrston broke out in the Floor Cloth Factory in
Dean street opposite Clinton the spot formerly
kno~n Psfmenters garden, the property Of Msssrs
ndsrhil Co. The factory not having been In opera
tisn four months there muck property
on the premises The building burnt down, toge-
thsr with mill house and other outbuildings house,
the property Il Geo Hudson aud the sdeining stable
set Gre the wind blowing that direction
vas the house OF Mr. Hliger The loss the factory
Is estimated AZ s5 800 partly insured The losses
the other property are inconsiderable
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
New YORK. Monday, Deer. 1. 1851.
I'm portant from WashingtOn-the DeAs-
eraey In Congress against the Compro-

eraey In Congress against the ComPro-
mise.
We have received some very curious and impor-
tant intelligence, by telegraph, from Washington,
which, if correctly reported and accredited, pre-
sen.s an extraordinary spectacle Of the dsorganisa
ton and trouble among the democracy of the House
of Representatives We refer our readers to the
telegraphic bead for the particulars.
Il seems that a caucus was held by the democrats
on Saturday evening, in the House of Representa-
sivee but it appears there present only eighty
nine members elected under the nomenclature of
democracy, out of one hundred and forty-thre.
Linn Boyd was nominated for Speaker, and the
nan who ''prefers the worst democrat to the best
whig," Forney, of Philadelphia, for Clerk. Bat
the mest,important developement Of all is the dis
svsson of re solutions IN favor of the recent compro
mise measures, and their defeat, or laying on the
table, under q violent opposition, led on by Mr.
Rsnton an aboitionist, or free soiler, from Massa
shusetts
II this information be correct, it breaks up all
unity. between the democrats North and South, and
discrganizes the democracy of Congress, even be-
fere the organization of that body. Our later dss
patches indicate this. The Union wings have
become hopeful, and are holding csucuses; they
may succeed to-day, with the aid Of the Southern
members, in preventing the organization Of the
House.
Eent Of the new Congress, it may be expected that
more extraordinary and remarkable scenes must
taAe place before many weeks are over.
The New York herald., 1851-12-01

PRoyiDENCE, New. 20, 1901.
The sales of cotton this week have larger th
thcfe Of last hut only tor immediate ntiou. r
New Greens and Mobile 10 I0Jsc fair Uplsnds, ga
a zoe middling fair pls &c Printing Clotks-fhe
demsud coniiuues active and prices hrm With very
light stock The sales q he week hpte been $500
le'.t ~ tf % OIL. .lr Ia tlsre hat l.,u lee
Aqnny Nf i.r.e flius tie ... e.as bu' tHa sths of
pulled ers Isis.r - toloan. e.t ne s-s -. 81 ece.
t1tit D. Dr. in ai = so. -tty newest tl.s we're 81
.. and lee fuleo ~ so .t.. at ffon zJ l1 .93lle
-svissf tffaf .1 lor f.r. rg q 1ll l.s a. Asr.
Z tai .alet II the ~,sE 72C;sus
The New York herald., 1851-12-01
Court Calendar for this Day.

errREME CouRT-CIKcuIr.-b29, 626 S23, 82l, s25 S2o
Is, S3S to 842, 844, 846, 846 49,
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1-656, s48, sS7, p03 1017, l03]
1857 1c43, 1o47, 1077, 1927 l14l, J1t9 ISL, 1853
Part g. 764 1872 s06 sl6 792 s92 $50, 956 1892 1850
1856 1o60 l064, 1860, 1074.
surERIoR CouKT- 1.-TWO branches "a 4. s. g. Z. TO- H.
Is is, 16 IL, 19 25 81 20. 30, "a So 49, 40 Al A. As
&C. AZ as st. CO. e. 65, 20. II, T5 T6 So S4 &c. 81 90
99 l00 1o2 lo4 l06 l09 lis lis, ll9 l23 12S. All
csuses the calendar, not disposed of in November
will be called at the December term, in the order in
which they stood on the November calendar.