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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY g. s5s-TRlPLE SHEET

ANAL lots al 1lhc
RICE was firmly held, with small lots Of full prices.
Sugars The market for hhds. was quiet, aud sales
confined 70 about 10 100 hhcs Cubs, part at $40 aud
a ec and about 900 boxes were sold for exporS pri
vste terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

10 r. u.
AMks.-1he market was quiet and prices unchanged
with small GALES Of pots at IS 81 and Of pearls al IS 81
Observation-Disclosures was some better demand
for most brands while prices without important
change and grades held At better rates at the
close The sales embraced about 800 bbls closing within
the following range nj uvicea.- . "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

Some bfokeFs quoted mdding uplands quiet q II &c.
hlc according 70 qualify. me higher grades, how
ever, we've held with most condolences
tRnioHrs- TO Liverpool, 100 bols roen were euRsQed
~ private erns AGO boxes cheese At 1ts 16o tercss
lard At 10 Cd, 30 bbs spirits turpentns a. and 500
$50 bales cotton, vas reported, taken at D. e.
sup posed, taken, 70 have been at "a 10 Glasgow
26s bbs rosn were engaged II D. There was nothing
rev 40 London vessel vas chartered 10 load Richie.
bucte with deals at 7os vessel also chartered 10
load Ic~ Harsehles with light Pipe slaves atp. t.
Hay The market was steady, with sads Of about 900
balss atsAt.
LM In gooa supply, and tho market QUOT at Co.,
q 7oc. for boAh torn.
IorAssfs was quiet, ard sa'.s quite limited.
pRovuIovs --Eork-fis r'ai ket heavy and 10 ger
with Fslss o. about 800 So bbs, Including NOES a.
f5 81 SO thia G, clear At sIs 90 and wine
20 bbs irrU6Dg country pr Ne a, 50 90 To- %
20 50 s5 10, repscked mes A. BASS; PRIME
Va nouirG. Beef hs.as amy held NJ DIS SO
Gu rseW sere heavy s1o Inactive N Balss OF about
40 hhds o.. nefse1 a, Lssa was sayy, Sish salss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

NC IOHUWIuB uIVVeuuB nAv6 p6en ueCIHr6u :-IH6 Ma
riners Savings Bank semi annual dividend OF per cent
all sums Of $500 and under, az larger sums, pay
able goth inst; the lE.na Insurance Company, = semi
annual dividend Of ten per cent payable demand
Third Avenue Savings Bank, six per cent.
The coupons eeland bonds Of Florida Atlantic and
Gulf Central Railroad Company now due, will be paid
presentation at the office Of Joseph Grice 90 Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
VARIOUS ITEMS.

To ne Editor Of The ~ " Tribune.
SIR / find that have unintentionally mised some
Of your readers with reference to the eecape OF Mr.
Anderson OF Hauer's Ferry. There were TWO Ander-
sOus IN John brown 3 company OF lberatoTs-leremah
Anderson, a white man, and Wn. L. Anderson,
black. IL was the cOOTed man who escapedi the
other fell dead by John Browns side.
Since no fact of his history has been published yet,
let me quote iron letter by friendl John Browns
y" on The evening referred TO Mr.. Brown was some
what unWell he sat by the re and TOOK htte paIt 10
the conversation. referred TO something MS lnehu
Anderson had just sad when Brown turned 10 me,
,1 will an, earneafness and significance which shall
never forget said NY Jriend SIR, My JTeHd lie Is
more than a friend, SIR. He isa brother, ana more
than brother. n,
Brown is seriously sick My wife, who has just re-
turned hom North Eiba, reports all the family well,
though deeply sorro" -striehen ~o9io su Ina sna'
ULaieyer funds friends intend TO send TO inc three
yidos OF the three marty Browns and TO the WIDOW OF
William Thompson, whom " the party OF Virginia geh'
tlenen murdered-shouldn not now be unnecessarily
delayed. A., g.;
lies of he five negroes of John Browns company
The friends of the Boston desire such lniorm-
tio,, IN order TO do their duty toward them.
am sorry 10 see that injudlcous friends OF Mr.
N.,;so, couIipue TO magnify his share IN John
BroNn's invasion. He HcrcT was III hansas-heSeF
Gred a gun At STAKEHOLDER or any other person IN ms
Ge took no part whatever m the rtrOuOles nor
il, ihe recent conflict at HaTpers Ferry lie was s1s-
ne5 at the house on the KeDner Farm during the en-
tire fight. -. e no.,
Your correspondent who speaks Of the arrest OF aaz,
lett forgets or overlooks the rather important le'
that according 10 the most truetWortny rePSits iVu
Hsrpers Ferry-and by the official Inst OF Killed ana
wounded-the corpse OF that unfortunate Young nl :,
law for hours in the streets Of the town exposed 70
The indgnites Of the poPulsee lSek Q, wOiSo Soms
mir "a are told wss found In his pocketnoOk' ooine
person. il is true is now under arrest whom The ae-
shorres suppose and allege TO be Mr. haSleIi oH,,
as scores OF tnerant peddlers travellers ana 9'er tn IN
nocsrt ezens have been similarly treated-thas iaet,
think should hardly be permitted to outbainee thc
s tbat the Virginians kicked and spit on, and the
lock OF vomans hair that the young hoerator loved
ioVa - =. "VN''' JAMES REDPATH.
~ S-Mrs. Brown complains that a New,forS
narer-T The Herald, / belieye-has published ielIel
tar her husband to his family chteh ftey Herer naeS
yeee,rsa The enterprise that opens letters anu
o,,'oI Will Tie thieves please forward that Letter
Sr do they prefer to be traced aud exposed
NaIdsn Mass, Dec 2, 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

THE BoDY oY CoPEtksD-RfsARKGsIE CrEcry-
sIAscys s-Ibe fate Of the body Of John Cope and enc
OF tne Hafpers fer5y convicts is attraaing st
Nnlon hnd the facts shown m connection with 10 are
ceTauly wei calculated to excite remark. A c1fres-
pondent Of TIE C1ereloTf leader writf,gfrom Wash
lneon Dec. 10, says the relatives and frsnds OF John
copeland in Ohio have made the mo - eanest sfDrs
to secure his body for Christian burial, bat without
eneet Gov Nbe was telegTsphed By the Mayor Of
Obcflin a. n. Beecher ESQ.,. and received fr answrz
that the body would be delivered by Gen Tsliaferrv
TO any white cii,zer Mr. Beechsr tAen telegrsobsd
gentleman al Washington asking him whet her he
would 20 TO CbaTlestown and rec isas the bodF was
placed IN charge Of the Express Comisny or get some
me 70 go. The gentleman replied af3rma;ivey, and
al Ouce secure the services Of the CORRESPONDENT Of one
oi the strongest PrO-Slavery pa yers in Kentucky.
Ihs correspondent, who il a Sonherner and stronfIy
fr9-Ssveiy IN sentiment, was furnished with tie
oroer from The gentleman 10 question, and ALEC with
letter from the Hon. Mr.. Boteler who represents tbs
ChaTestOwn district, which was furnished 1t the re-
qnesi Of the Hon. Ii. G.. Blake. On his arrival in
ChailestowD, he was usbered into the presence of
Gen Ialla'erro, but on presenting his letter. PIT
uIcer arrest and kept for twelve Lours when he was
permitted to return TO Washington The next morn
ing the papers stated that the body Of Copeland
or would be, gwen to the surgeons. The SPECIAL cor
respondent Of TIE Cincinnati Ga=effe, who
present at the execution OF Green and Copeland says
" They were allowed TO remain in the ground but a
few moments, when they taken up aud conveyed
10 Winchester for dissection" From this showing, il
seems that the very reasonable pledge Of Gov Wise
that The body Of Copeland should be surrendered to
biz iriends fOY burial not only dlsregarded and
their feelings and every sense Of humanity OUTRAGED
by The open and heatees disposition really made oft;
hut the ' white man. who went to receive the corpse
thus promised, put under arrest aud held 70,
tv eve hours, whie in all probability, the medica
byeuas were dissecting the body thus wrongfay OBJ
tanned 1t is be hoped for the sake of decency
well as good faith that this showing may be found 20
he incorrect. Toledo Blade
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
LITTER FROM OLD BROWNS LIEUTENANT.
rra.u IA. knnsns Sfase Rscord


OsAwAToMIR, Nov. q, 1889.
Nessrs. EDITORS: i beg leave 10 call your attention
10 the following parallels: -,
On The 3Cth of August 1856, one General Reid, with
iCo armed men and one piece OF artillery under ms
command from q neighboring State, entered the Ter
r;,orv OF Kansas, ana was met BY Old Brown with .
u,enat OSawaiOmie who engaged hum IN o@lte LOT
half AN hour until tour OF his were killed ana sew
sral taken prisoners when he 5rownl was eompe LED
IN retreat, and Reid entered and sacked and burned
he town killing two OF It's citizens, after having oeeu
taken prisoners, TO wit; John Williams ana Charies
Kaber in cold blood. lie then retreated INTO the
sac Of Missouri and his expedition was indorSea oy
the Goveror OF that State and the President OF the
In the month of October 1859, Old Brown, with l.
men entered the State of Virginia, captured city OF
2OCG inhabitants taking large number OF Psso,ers,
I,rr;n, no propery numbering prisoners, bat Kept
css.son OF the city until all the forces OF tne Ten
efsl Government in that part OF me country weLV
bronght TO their assistance and Old Brown was cap
tuTed. =, c.. =. -. ,,.or, ;,hp.
,srlv murdered in cold blood, after beng taken prs
- 80 tLousands of dollars worth Of property belong
H., 10 Anti.Slavery men dcs,royedi hnnareu istu,
H ,b-o,yn destitute and homeless upon the ole@A
fe. and the authorities Of Missouri or OF the Ien
III Governrnert make effort 10 briag thc offenders
.o iusii,S On the contrary, some OF 'is ~
- ybst cxpeditun are placed high IN aHhoriiy Oy INC
-, - tl,ti ~ in uoWer IN the State and ualion-
L. ,be second parallel there sre no prisoners m9r
ar.d la cold blood; no house or olheT properly ue
rot ed no families turned ontof door, WIZ no sn1is5
C. theg head; but the institution OF slavery - ase1'
- - a. come niggers loose, and all h-il II 70 pay,
DSa,sp Wise. and all their myrmdons rUsn 20 ne
aslis,o-cs of The insttutoni aud potmnS ous VIC
IiooJ ~ Old Brown and bis men, ana ,nels y t -
-. ,,d ahettnrs of the Free states, VIII sStHig 'uo
vengeance of the +. p. We. X
ioss io' i''sN OLD BROWNS LIECT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
A CARD FRoM COL. ANDERSON.

r. ~ riior c( IA n v -Tsibxns
SIR: Seeing nv name brought forward as being sn-
RACED Ia bro Friday evening last would wish
to The pubic the true stale OF the e milo IN my
way home 70 Brooklyn from fieHds had been VISITING end
bile passing through the Bovsy. secostod By severn
nen hon slightly acquainted with inrotr "a me
tie They asked snd take drnk WITH them
whish refused They then en me, except of thsm
whom accompanied down onuy wsy home and wse oas.lHg
nal street be invited tske glass Of lsgerbee 20 hieh
accepted and while this got into dapae With the pro
petor ind as got c 20 leave them asated Ia a
most eoardy shansfuy, Sitho.
pIoyocaieD and II had not been for he timely iEeeTene
oa poce ocer would 5sve been murdered Tbs an being
total stranger tray believe the whoi sisr
eoc.td rob and murder and a. soon ~ ny injuries w
permit my bed intend prosecute them 20 the
Utmost rigoT ofthe law. l remain your most obsdieni -
BTockts Dee. u, ls59 FRANK z. ANDERSON
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
fAGvertiserlrnsl
LL.RGF syD EXTENSIVE STOCK or FAsHIo

ALsRGE syp EXTENSIVE SToCK or FASHION,
h. ed b@o-s th- issh DAY of Jsnasy Al sEnsuTed
within tie AT HioEtha - A,
Tbe Cnonon e ufaiu 4ahoEahe goods II tie reSses,
,.rey - be best the cty ssgHxe1 bere
yr o Rsh<s O. CbabFe u lzste taste and styi also
Furnishl-s Goods OF every deseriptos
Fsrt.cuzr Is given 20 tie Ceid1e1t Departeni
Isabrs please call and e1lnine Ter yourselves . -
r-as sents win be offered persons vshnt 70 oqy
es Ia sbov. Inc - stock vii Be so.d for
eos; less hGA to cary 0ssf-4Sns -Ay -
p YB BlrpwU,
gss " sn2 - eswssy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
HA8fklk 10.

MoO2r-sHEPHER 1-On Monday, Dec. Sc - tte Firs'
Univsrss-s Chascb sy The Rev e 3. Peters Charles o.
Moore to peiils q. Shepherd. both Of this city.
Albany pspel5 plsAs- copy.
wILIIAMs-PREsTUN--on nordsy Dec. n, at "a Luse''
Churck, the Mr. WAXING he Rev. Chasses y W ~
As of Sag HATbOT Long Island, to Hannah g. Pssson o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The DEATH OF b. LU EREssEK, esq.-The published
reports the Corne inqn Ia this ssie that hs sene-
mans watch and pocket found az A house in New
Yorhp This leeds to wrong impression, the articles
found Ies bHsiAess About week before his DEATH
Nj l. wa robbed Of h wallet containing considerable Of
money. As he yery csEe<d and pradena person, s
presumed that when be disrsd Hobcken and knew
would be he return he deposited those sr;i
eles in bis desk fer SAFETY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

AKREsryD.-This morning the crew Of Ifarbor po-
No arrefad board the Fsnee AIbsr
lying tbs battery two narsed Wn Daley kad James
Kelly for breaking q the o-esSe s3
sss6ng quantity clothing cf hch foEd Ia their
polen Ihey bFOusk, sshsr, sad scksd ~ IN shs
TsE-ba lOg eEs1iRntloD .itf i'Nl ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

CRY MoRrALrrY.-The City Inspector reports thA'
an des,hs occurred in NeE-York dnsing tae pss
week. being decrease Of %, as eOmparet with the
week preyioas. The deceased were: Men, 81 Wo-
men, 75 boys i63 girls ll6. The principal diseases
were: Angina s. sPOplexy, s. bronchitis, loi coz
0estjon Of the brain, II, and Of the lungs, o con-
sumption, ST. infGn,ile cOnvulsiOns, 5S Group sii m
hn,ile debility, 81 droPsy, 4, and in The head ~
dvsep.ery, S; eryspelss u poerperal fever u scarlet
o. typhoid 4, and typhus, Il heart disease II m
Asumetion Of the bowes g. Of tho brain, lOi oil tie
heart. g. and the lungs, 36; stomach, g. and throat
infape narasmus, p measles q burned or sca.c "a,
s. casualties g. In addition to the above totAi' =
children were slil5op. There were aiioseeaf ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
fA1vertiNeneDtl
A pIcTrRr or Your MIkD.--If 70

A PICTURE or Your hND.--h you would
k,ye vour ersa asas tsker By which y0s know
scsy what yoa are yOar capabilities your yDss and your
huis - 10 Pre-. FovIBR oos Broadway, ~ r. and have
yOrr written os II fs1 u would Dc e oe tAns :"
With you can tsat yosreH or eEes durins The Ho1yS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
prpyrn r. DgArH.-Ou SATURDAY. widow woman

RUPSFD TO DEATH--On Saturday widow woman
named Hamilton residing PoTt Jerys Orange Comfy ~es
bnrsd 70 desih by her clothes catching ire HsE two little
ch5cn D. Ire ~ the time c@ taey hgss 20 youns
10 render aty assistance
soa OF benjarrn snGcn Of West sorers Puinsm County
wa huIrea TO eea Tuesdsy 1t supposed thsi while ais
mother obselt o the he attempted to LIN the nd Oh
The .iose with his apron, whn caught fire. communicating
with his clothes and burning hin 20 death,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

FATAL RAILROAD AccrDESr-Two BOYS KILLED.
sbOlins accident oceaEed the hoTihsEn ASIoad Of
KsJesey Piedmont, Saturday BY which two boy we're
instantly Killed. The rain passrE the Paterson rlsnk
Rosd the boys drv1g cart When the losomy1se
ss within N rods Of crossing, tie whips were applisd
and thew attempted ahead OF the train bat he ensns
struck the cert SahlLg to pieces aud tet eoh the ooy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

BEwARE oF DREssNAKERs.-Thoma Devoe, OF No.
81 West Theenh sireo: ohsses hAhs Rhie eTes'maker
VIC vss Al work IN bis house With having stolen om MIN
coss sk bonnet and vsroas other articles Of cloth
M ali valued SS0 M Deyot alleges that be ealg1t AAraA
esrq ou o III rou door with de clothing wouad Hoend Aer
neron lie a ted he In the stsret sabsequeay and sund
be property in her poession MARTA was eonus0 N IN
su-er by Jgstics Cusckenbash.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

AcEsowLYDoED THE THLfT.-David jackson, a
eeri .dng Winausburzh yesterday arrested hget
With having stolen silver wStoh and gold chain saned a. 80
from FeTnando Blanc Of No 81 Fast Fourteenth street. Tie
tropey va foand In the posseson Jackson and he fully
admitted Tie eha1s Justice Qu-ckenbufh committed him to
ana
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The SPIRIT Of TIE Amtrieoa Pres' y weekly
journal in which it is proposed to collect the most I'M
porant leading articles of the principal newspapers IN
all parts OF the country The first number whieh mas
inst been Issued, is handsomely printed, and ade
up with Judgment and fairness. TIE editor and pro
prietor is Nj b. Everett. Smith, No. 81 PARK row.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

cases Of violent death, TIE nativis. of the deesssed
were: United States, '7Is; IrelAnd. 7s Germany, si
England, g. Scotland, q Canada, s. Prussi, France,
Holsro and Italy, each unknovn,s ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

CueHT ~ TIE AcT-Alexander Nicer ihsm was
brought Justice Qysckenbush yesterday ehargeo s
iavns retee he pocket Of Michael MeCsny OF gold watch
snd cham, vagod ., l0 The complainant alleges the whs
be was sitting IA front Of saloon in auGl street The accused
up nd snsche bis watch from his vest pocko and on be-
IN eis by the comp sinan PASSED the watch 70 friends
who instantly surrounded the parties ihe prisoner denies we
ebar Ke, but was coaa united 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

Tonight Ella Burns, the child whose esss uuder
~rit Of bsbess corpus before the Supreme Court in
sis city recently created considerable int srest, Is 10
give pubic reading ut DOdworth's Hall In son-
necon with the readings DIR. Guilimette, Nh % "es-
tervsl, and osher performers, viii give mus ssi en-
tertainment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
IAarsrti-neatl
prRR BOTTLED brandy and WfNEs,

HOLfrAYt.
P.rscus who Wines and Lcaors for the holidays should
tTs he reerrnse thoss bottled ey They sre SEaHted
pare, Gzd the Desi Quality.
For sale ~ az nr1gEists and Or1esrs- -
Importer Of the SehedSn Sehnspp@
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Advertisement.
CoNFHr1IoNARY PoR NEW.YRARs.
30 We. I'm oR's sALooS

A W. TATIoR's SALooN
No S5 broadwsy.
Every vs,iey Of Osrened CaAes, Coriecoasr Frsneh
Notice. T0rpedoes Jeiss &c. Also Bcned Tukeys and
sue Pcksa Oysters and Nc and al reasonable articles fer
NeWYesrs tabes Orders for all kisds sf Entertainments
promptly attended 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The passengers by the steamship Prince Albert, OF
the Galway line, which arrived here on Sunday nave
united in comp Iimentary tribute to Capt. Proase anu
tic officers Of the steamer fo' the kind and courteous
treatrnen, extended 10 them during the passage
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

AcADKsY oF MUHc This evening Don Giovanni
vii be produced at the Academy. Nile Adelns Patti
ss zerlns, with Gszzanigi, Madame Ssrakosch, Senior
shgelE, Sehor Ferri, and fst appearance OF Sig.
Susiri
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
fAdversissIueuf.
CrSrRhI-PaRK SKATE EMI

lFNThAI-PAkk SkAIt ENfUHIt
tc suit everybody, om Soc TO sgA lot Of hne knsi~e
cosoyxx wAIKzz No. 7sa BroSd~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

FIGBI AMONG THE FSScT-MUscLE IN A Muss.-
On Sunday night small bot select party Of pueists
and rouehs" were eopgregatcd in an underground
rum-shop, in Broadway, between Spring and Prince
sreets among whom was the somewhat notorious Pat.
Mathews. In the course Of the evening sn addition
to the party appeared in the shape Of Andy Hines,
alias Figsey." On entering the room, Figsey"
WIS saluted by Mathews in uncivil manner, and
challenged to tight which invitation, after some hesi-
tation, was accepted, and the of mighty muscle
prepared for battle. Stripped 10 fighting costume,
they faced each other and made few fancy passes,
afier which they laid in to their work with hearty
good will knocking kicking, goueing, biting, pulling
har and rolling the Aoer like two p1gnacious pup
pies II was soon evident that Matthews was getting
more than bis share OF this pleasant pastime, but re-
yolver or two in the hands Of bystanders prevented
any interference. One of "Figseys' fingers acci-
aentally straying into Matthew's mouth was shut
down upon by the maststors belonging to that canni-
BAL and held fast. Eigsey' requested Matthews to
bury and ehaw his finger Off for he wanted to use the
rest Of the hand. Matthews finally, having been salts
faetory reduced to diss1eeable jelly, was left nsen-
sble upon the floor, while "Figsey quietly departed,
followed by a crowd Of uproaroUs sympathzers.
Matthews, after remaining upon the floor, damaged
mass of msused muscle for half an hour, gathered
himself up by pieces, and was conveyed to hs home
BY his friends Egsey' sustained but little damage;
and the only cause for regret 10 be found in the whole
;raDsacon is that the principals escaped the late Of the
famous Kilkenny cats.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

HoIIDAr PREsESTs.-In our notices OF articles, va
emitted rstee spadags Prepared Glue Everybody shod
have bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

Dr.. 4. Solger, who has obtained high reput stion
lecturer historical subjects, VIII thi
evening a; Clinton nan a eouyoe Of six lectures,
Rome Christianity, and the Rise Of Modern Ciylizs-
tion-a condensation Of the course which he ia now
delivering before the LEVEL Institute in Bcston. His
toricl Students and Others who feel interest in his
toiesl inquiries and speculaons sin find these lee
tures well worthy Of their attention. The particular
OF the cOurse viii DO fouad in an advertisement else
where.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

THE HEALTR>-Dr. Fay sdvertisss, esewhere N
our columns, THAI he viii deliver q course Of e,tu,Ts
on PereoDal Hygiene, at Cooper Institute-the iurs
duciOry, which viii be free, being delivered Of,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
-.- IAs-crts.seutj
TnorsAsns nr YorNo MrN lrAyE nERx SAVED

nos RrIN, Ass oTBEK rBOUsAsD, DKEcfEp ia the nss
their talents % honor sud rtnre By ehtsfrg fhreueis
BxAinzons AID advice. fSW tHEk Wsths Ss hrsad~a1'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
fAAxrrt,.-m,nt

rfithsas OF Bottles os Mrs. WIssLOw's SooTH-
fso -fnur a.. row ased ersry ys in .ss Uu tes
Children Teeshiu< with rev-fsisns Rssef nzns-
dists md osstsn- Only Is rests bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

Since Jan i......... t1ls 02i2D SlaSoS6 s23iso4If
The inPorts Il viii be seen are more than double
Of the salne week Of last year. The increase s nearly
all in Dry Goods.
The following table win compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

iAdFesftsenenS .
The Dramatic Profession VIII IND that Bron-
chs yields the soothing inasence Of Mrs ~ n osaa"r
BdiB La.s Of Liyrrwor and Hoaxkound nay be isaaa
II the druggists grn.rslly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
Ne Iss srO.dw.y.
fAdveris~nleull

BRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 Broadway, corner
ef Beeckerst. HOLIDAY PSssENrs
IE0ElrrFE wperb and appropriate s,yie s.are fe de-
idsy PreseBs Aso, lrapsrN fHOrOsRAFEa hzAiArsekss
AsER0TITsS aud DAsUKRRKOTIpss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

IAdvertisementl
BARTEOLF's celebrated
SsEIss MACHINES.
No ei Brssivsy,
Cor. Howard e, Newsf erks
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

fAdverueRsas-
PROFESSIONAL
JosHUA " sRDss, ~ ~ oaefs his srcsssus Services s
h ROOFS the Crseeaherr ln-tilssisa No - Psrk<ov,
Ne~forA lrvrglsvffies sSS Lssass ~ HS-<s, 1 ssey
fssrr Csass~gffos oA-vsfr r-1fr.an d,sraes t<e
loeal sn6 ooEstta:io1s skfu1y and successfully frosted
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

The following ia comparative statement Of tho
Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Msr-
shandiss at the port OF Now-York for the week and
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

TIE e.rnips. Of Ii. GAleua and cAcas. zion Rail-
rssd for wert, from lc i5to -. a. fslows:
.iss Isss; !, sisss hsss . s.sa s-.....
rsss.sess..... sSg 20 ttss lssi e De..esse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27
COMMERCIAL MAil,ER&.

MoSDAY, Dec. 26-P. ".
The exports Of ireee for the week ending on Satur-
day. Dec. "A, 1859, were:
Dec 10 schooner Han bal Jscnel U gold coin. 600
Dec ~ Moses Taylor, Havana u. gold coin so
Dec a. Persia liverpool Cal soid bsrs.. $50 80
Dee "a steamer Persia Liverpool Enszh slyer... l23