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The amour. Of iye-tventy bonds unsubscribed
for on the lst OF December was little over one hun
dred and one millions, and Mr. Chase thinks il pos.
sible that before they are all disposed Of they
will command premium. He is opposed 70 In.
cressng the volume Of greenbacks, and will only
issue a sufficient amount to take the places VI
those which may be destroyed or defaced. This
determination will be hailed by all thinking and
careful men as the result Of wisdom; for. as the
Secretary says, when circulation exceeds the
legitimate requirements for real payments and
exchanges any addition TO its volume tends to de-.
probation. The report attributes the rise in the
price Of gold 10 great measure 10 the large amount.
Of bank notes in circulation, and the Secretary
thinks IL these were withdrawn the difference be-.
tween coin aud United States notes would be
greatly diminished We cannot see how the pres.
ent price Of coin could be Influenced by with
drawing the bank note circulation, IL its place
were 10 be filled by the circulation Of the national
banks. Atsny rate, Hr. Chase thinks that through
wise legislation, sustained by popular will, the ma.
tionsl currency can be so sppro1imated in recog.
nized value 20 coin that resumption Of specie
payments can be brought about much sooner than
even sanguine persons now permit themselves 20
hope. We pray hat his prophecy IN this respect
may speedily take the shape Of realization. The
report While II is severe IN some partr on the
State banking institutions lauds Mr.. Chsses pet
scheme foI the organization of national banks.
He says associations hsyt been formed IN.
der the new law in seventeen States; that they
numbered Gil the irs' Of the present month one
hundred and thirty -four. and had an aggregate
capital Of over sixteen milions o. do.lar.. several
Of Tie new banks he say, will be supplied with
notes within few weeks. re asks Congress %
authorize the borrowing m some form ol three
hundred millions oI dollars Tor The current and
six hundred millions for the next fiscal year. This
would extend TO the lst ol July, ls6J, and Of
course II the war ceases a. it is confidently pre-.
dicted it will before the close Of The present fiscal
year, there will bc necessity for either of those
sums.
The business Al the Office of the Assi.tsnt Trea.
surer was as follows
Receipts 81 f1s $40
Payments ...,tsts. .t.t.......... ,fOs 3ft
Balance. " VsH las
The receipts for customs we're 2Og .DOo.
The rebel loan vas dull in London on the 18th Of
November. snd WIS quoted st 5ja5
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. DeJ. l0-GP NJ
Asus---The market steady. with sales OF 81 bb's
pots at s. So Pearls nominally 50 20.
BagiDsrUrts Receipts, 23,l3s bbis ,noaS, sli bos
and 20i sacks meal GJo sacks baekwheat 10uc i,
20 os3 bushels wheat 1888 do coru, 73,0T8 do oats
,s75 DO barley, S,s79 do barley malt The nour market
was decidedly stronger to-day, ia sympathy with the
gold, with increased demand both ior export
and home The low grades OF oxwA state most
sought after ahd tho supply OF thsse being comparatively
smai, they relatively higher than Western brands
We quote advance Of l0c. aud trade
brands with sales OF 10000 bbs the marke, closing
buoyaut. Canadian also Ioo better, and Southern
dour nrra with rather more movement, though
she market not active 600 bos of the and
800 bbls Of the latter changed hands within OF range
Rye nour ruled steady, with moderate business and
tho sales o meal were bbs at 50 Is 81 for Jer
scy aud common state aud 81 % for Rraudywue We
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Mr.. Chase says the receipts from internal reye-
nue. have greatly disappointed his expectations.
and he recommends that the law be materially
amended. Instead of the annual tax Of one per
cent on bank circulation he advises that it be in
creased to one-hith per cent per month, which
would be two and two-ifths per cent
a year, and that the tax on deposits
be increased from one-fourth per cent
to twelve twentyhfths, or nearly one-half
per cent per annum. lie also adopts the recon-
mendations of the Commissioner Of Internal Reve.
nue. for increase of the duty on distilled spirits
to sixty cents per gallon; an increase Of the duty
on tobacco to twenty cents per pound on leaf and
from five to twelve cents, according to quality, on
manufactured; a duty of ten cents per gallon on
crude petroleum, and duty OF two cents per
pound on cotton This last item, upon the restora-
ton OF the Union and a return OF the South to its
former prosperous condition would alone produce
an annual revenue to the government OF upwards
Of thirty millions Of dollars. The Secretary says
the public debt on the lst Of July, 1854. will be
81 CSC 956 CAL and that the interest on the debt as
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DEOEMBER H. 8es-rRIPLE SHEET

Old Books Bought. fn Any Quantity.
from single volume entire library. by JOHN PYNE.
l09 Nassau street.
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American ShipmaaSsss' Asssoiattsa,
No 81 WALL. srpsur-Rooxs =, AsoE

The fellow approved Mas.s onesrs have rsesvss
toui missions from ta. Assoeiauon:-
Jean II Lobi bar. HeDre,t. John Guns schr Orion
Lloyd Marble Warren Ficse. big Ceie.iins loser
Sa.. jane: AsGr w. a 81.
S,olSsss rss5 s, sIarf. o.@
i.sde rhaeAs Nlesssson brig conqueror Jean sioo.
msn amAl bns Moonlight; Dsnisl rrisles. barn Jane
israo s.@.s 9 D.'i; nv x.ld e $50 wii.@ ks
salta. Gcorse II aarshilL 6ng Rapid.
MisceIinntous.
sur oss,r IfAnt-oa the "a Of sovembss The slip
discovered 70 B. "a lrs so,N hsane ing HAt All
es. sa ss ~. ". ,p sGfa'd 70 W
be- c,s bsd been d,sfgsd before ,asing tTte or
~ a isss .ld "a. ow1ei 10 ro1sSaj ' - "'''''''''
sur Ngssr. A'rt' from cArdia for Malta pat .Bio
ser I'd sn,,tsH,s' COLO. ffyn Liverpool Tor Havana.
Q. No.e. 10 =. a., a D, - rs,s,a sseiiosssi sas
.y..t 3 .is ~. ~ 90 - " ,oa, ha'!hs "hite
'''' o. ,oi'- y.fd' o. 'fe and msb. sBd 5ay
solo 90 paie, ~ N.a Yorr Durils Gsf esf.r 4
e;s . o ,i es se5 90, S... H. a. a.. @
sa ch.1neL fsuisfri nsres'AD fr Lsr 10 - 70 IL
49, p T.. Ssrs OF r; sr. g,asr-r
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Trsiste ani ~. ststsf AL
soit Pys.Cou sf Ns~ Havsn formerly ruunibs te
ror.se - 80 ''''' ''' '''4 - '''' e q
strL fKAstrsA ~ Scar, ~ aud 90 kAs Of,srwish
t0r Nfgr. arrived ~ New L. nc0n De dstfsss ubcsr
t1iY mess h~IoIt- 90 tte ntsbt ne Ch % "a ia
nsr IL aud, Wa f.n 1to by pEsrs~n srloeEs AAd
bad 30 b AVS lsrfie4 susy ot b.lE.s lad ihs sfb
down 20 tte "a'sfs .dg,
scar lirsf. ffes Jean. ~ l9r D4ssugof wliE g.
afarss sfts A. duFtus the hsAsy sss tt. a
- nst ~ ca. rN made LfrfsaHs LaT
Utf Asd tAs ncr.asEs dfausd her srtsCr.
asIele and ,seams ioi. ~r'es c'.- ss,sd -l an,
~ vessel 1slfsd
s,.r COZ t.or. tetot, t.tors taet o. Isr I1ans
cane gr Wh ins sf's d~ttfans g. bad u inter
anchored la zoe rE, AAb
8ss.tr.p s., IAN -. w.,tt, sn.lt from NJ
81 .. 10 Y0fs -ih f0t.n :, q, aus .nd chez cl
l.es. ss.sd a " sse ccsfoff.
Ls'vcrtr-a, Is'fo,f D't g from 80 Ttft ot ab.tL
L. f-hf tshns Fstl,y no owusr = u
IsfI grrTs - Es. rGT, sbG . Fsfsy 81 ri aeti
pls. .nd 70 ~ tnHsnded tr CAP = Cfcsby
Nistf Nc hs u silfgaft ~
Amos bJsf tns sf H tnus fnsssafsHsh bsnssd
ne Fofsis sac fEoto utllt oi usi,fss
AT isAf.J 'ul-ref 'sss.i "a ',sry f.'pe- stsesus4
- Nsttfsr rses 4 Chuf q 40 ~ Es1ssf Ct ks-
Tofs a. e aammsntsc ~ Cspi PeAbs.r tf
Crufs atsnrsa f9r tle Ernsrhl frs Lfa t4susss
O. stD4t - tOLs. "a se lLs ahsf Z Cl.ft
rslly sauttsi ff8n. the ysft ~ krsmcs pfel. ~
b. 90 ~ car o ffo-G ~ii roafusnd tsf
A. 10 % ffGl ffitto. fEsu.ssfIns tsf, 90 tgp
sA.i f.tarEsr q pp sns htttsu t1itb t9i ilbas
a. 4-srsr o. ths Nsst irdia tfscs taI4n Lilf BE- a
cstErss. 10
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ThOrouehly Tested,

''The Right Man."-To Find the "Right
for the right place" LOOK into PhrenolOgy Written
charts given daily by FOWLER WILLS 3l3 Broadway
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Wire Window auards.-Wlre Work
for Conservatories and Bay Windows. HU TCHINSON a
WICKERSHAM. 259 Canal street east OF Broadway
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which they arc subject (ns for twenty pas,
TO the special attention OF DR. CALDWELL Oculi.
aud Aurs, author OF treatise the Eye aud Ear, work
OF yU pages be had gats a. u Clinton place, Eghth
street. Once hours ftom . TOT. Examinations iree
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Ferris q Son.-Ninter Boots, Sc; Best
quality prices. 81 Nassau and 1}i oadway next below
Fourth
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

w. A. Bachelors HAIR Dyo-The Best
In the worldharmess instantaneous reliable Sold By
all druggists and perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

For the Hnir-nnrry's Trtcopherous,
the bes, And cheapest article Sold by all druggists SOL
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Wheeler ~ wilson's Highest Premium
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines Oaoe, sos Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Trusses.-Marsh q Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No Vesey street Astor House Silk
Elastic Goods Supporters, Shoulder Braces. &C. Aady at
tApta
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strengthen aud improve the sight of old and young by dai
,nc ,red,ral t,rulty GEMMONs';
ccss op,cisn 66o>s Broadway opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Wigs, TOupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream for beautifyng the hair at w. A
BATCHELORS s. l6 Bond street.
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n. F.-fsrO.-X.
We viii ray 81 p-r Dozen f al Plantation Bler Bo o.
delivered Mandatory, l03 Liberty street 90 sood
hswARR OF COUNTERFEIT STUFF. IN REFILLED
BOTTLES
Apr person pretending sell Plantation Bitefs BY The
esl'on, Or IN buik, IL an inuosor aud sv indler -
vkh fnAT EVERY BOTTLE HAS OUR PRIVATE GOV.
ERNNEST srANP OVER TnB CORK
r. u. DUANE A CO.
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Wistar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry Cures
coughs, colds and oil lung complaints.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

The Celebrated Craig MtcroscOpe-The
most appropriate holiday gift nstrucng and amusing to all
mailed prepaid for 50 IS with beautiful mounted
objects, 81; with q Objects IS. BY IENRY CRAIG 335
Broadway, second floor, New York Discount 10 dealers
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Sales OF 10 900 bbb orudo at s2,sc 30, ~. .,, ,,,,.
20 trace tbom w "o'V unao'o
SUGAR dun with q fsw small ssles al previous nm.
AZ auction sar hhds New Orleans brought I2lc al4lc
1Aiov steady with saes OF l50 900 lbs At - I2rc
fof fair 10 primo e,ly. Eastern aud Western.
WooL-Market steady. Al auction 500 bales Cape
brooes. DOC SOC. aud 10 bdes Mestzs, 2lc 2Txc
sales OF Real Estate.
by A. J. Bloockor, Son a. Co
lots i0ist 1T oonmo'g 22S u 9th ay each t6Tj
lot adjoining, with house. ........ 4 800
lols adjoining, each ........... bi5
by Muller. Wukins * Co
House and lease Of lot No. iD6 Henry street 900
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Rev. II. j. Campbell pastor Of the FIRST Baptist Church
Lancaster N H. under OF Sept 20. 1860 writes
have used Mrs A Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and ~
lobasamun. and cordial recommend them tn who
wish to have their hair restored TO ts original color
satisfied the Resorer Is not dye have thoroughly
tested it,
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Grover tS Baker. Celebrated Elastic
stitch Sewing Machines awarded the hghcs, premiums
ali competitions at the state Iars OF New YORK Yer
mont Iowa Indiana Mchi.An, Illinois, Kentucky, Penn'
syvsnia Ohio and Oregon aud respectable InE
te and County Fair held Ia 1853 sslesrooms i95 Broad
say. New Yort, and ls2 Fu.on street, Brooklyn.
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SrOyes-CsRS
= Health

Gournud's Poucrc subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips low forebeads part Of the body
Broadyay
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Ladies Furs-At Ba anta's. No. 35z Canal
street, elegant Mink Capes Mur. and Collars Children
Fancy Gents otter and Beaver Fur Cars Lsde. Fur
Hoods aud Gloves Misses ana Boys Fur collars FuT Trim.
mings and swans Down. Fufs ttired or sltered
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Iunn A. Cn,npnnN.

uuuu n Company.
Solicitors Of American and Pore n rs'sn..
and publishers OF the Ilusraiei SCIENTIFIC AMERL
[Ah.' 81 Park row, New fofs
Pamphlets OF Information about patents free
Specimen copies Of The paperiree.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

ItOperntes Like Magic.-Mrs. winsio~'s
EoohiaE syrup for children teehing sftens the gums
cures Inflammation, Aiavs all sure regulate the
towels Perfectly aafe in all millions OF mothers
testify BY giving relief aud health the child gres
to the mother. Is cents bottle
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Transportation expenses Tor the year ending septem
Der 80 1853 62s per cent Of the gross earunp Tor the
same period.
Net earnings Tor the year ending september go 1s62.
81 $50 1871 &c. equal TO II VI per cent 90 tue amount u
the capital stock of the company.
The value q fuel and supplies on band Sept.
30, 1850, is stated 10 detsil. aud ioOts upat
L.. NJ a
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uilits Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown instantaneous, reliable No Barclay street Sold
by ali druggists.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Ne Miiian's Novelty Ladies skate
fricc o.. For sale at T0l Broadway,
Mrs. NJ. e.. Brown,

FfFs. ". u. BrOWn,
- METAPHYSICAL PHYSICIAN,
PhOftSSUH ON ruE BYE, BAR AND THROAT
wi be At her Rooms - Bond sre on Thursday And ~
Gay, the lph aud l1th instant Tie Nearhyscs Discovery
sc deaincss noises IA the head carrh, running oi The
es nsnfnga and all bead and ttroa diseases, eau te
obtained al The once Al ell will be al.
IN the world receipt s. The ceIebrRed Poor
each. MRS " q; BROWN taborntory ard bego,
40 Arci street. Philadelphia ard % Bond street y
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was seen wakag down Broadway, and known
20 have entered kNOXs Ha store ani purchased "a
lis celebrated Military Caps lie also bought y his
l.rabe Winter Hats, with he remak that wearing u
would him feel Ike geneuhn once more. AL nOta.
tNtles Dod way nrFt last, 10 kNOAS celebrated
n DO, OF fashion No ri Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Gas Heating Srovcs-Gas ueafbng
Stoves warm your with the patent Gas Heating
stosc with the regulator and atmosphere purifier No
diu coal to carry Economical cheap, poria
bic f.ce S. So. s., $40 ant ti2
NEW YORK GAS STOVE WORKS,
Ala broadway, below Canal s,rest.
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Ladies' BaimOrats, wedding slips and
alters Gents toilet Slips for presents Boys and Misses
Soots and shoes, all Styles and pre.a at
NILLERA co $. y1 Canal street
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Dia mOnd PariOr Matches-lM R0uud
and slide boxes, at &C Cortlandt street, Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Grover tS Bakers Celebrated Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines awarded the highest
cu. q. oa ana Mch" iiS no ksnuafy
9o sGd & 2rsD S In a 2 ssroem Sales les Bosa
way, New Yort and 49, fu..on street, Brooklyn
wspranssd wan Grpdi' ass Broadway y ''' ' " ''@'
Gas Heating Stoves-Gss Heating
Stoves Win Ta% hy sb me sn pa rs
ii. f'' '' % SSW & y ssRk u dAs STOVE xonFs
Ala Broadway, below Canal stree.
TRAcHEAL DROPS.
FOR COUGHS AND GROUP
s- Has bpf. IIaehca Drops nc ees' & spe
'''' 9 T. HUgLBURT. Proprietor i57 BrOOuic street,
Iloy,'s niawatha IIair Restorative
Superior t9 every other prepa on or se hair IN power %
10 spa peyss say S o 20 saS
fects OF previous OF preparations containing sulphur.
ae and to JosEpH HoYf CO.
10 University place. ~ y.
utirs Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown Instantaneous, reliable No Barclay street. Sold
oS all druggists.
JtOperntes Like Magic.-Mrs. winsloyv's
seothias syrup for children sehlns :flsns the gums re-
~: .n,: "a ~ e.n a. SoS. sss 10 ".
cen .. sy g'iss r.sf 'ss S,e health to the chd
EEsBsffEt: EESBsft: sssStIsr issSEIsr
sSE SSS iif iiiH Hiis HSix
At isss5$Sss sF Sfs=.SHR #ssHassgg::
81 BRo1DWAY
Ladies' Furs-At Bsnta's, No. 35y Canal
street, elegant Mink Capes MuG- and Collars Children
Fancy Yurs ottor Fur Cars Lsde. Fur
Hoods aud Gloves Misses ana BOYS fnr Collars fur Trim
Ladies' BaImorais, Wedding slips aud
sso, and S1Hso sso.s .or ali .y aha hS ana
NILLERa co IS. ,s7 Canal street
Miles o'ReiiIv has been Found-Hs
s KSSSs sope an prshs.ss % ~
lis celebrated Military Caps lie also boash QUO - his al.
would make him Zee ike gentleman oge.mgr Al no,s.
sSs, poe; % aqs s.haa iSs'1 xfl A'o
Nc Miiian's Novelty Ladies skate
Fnee g. For sale a, I0l BroadNa,
sfrs. ~. G.. brown,
,,o,, MhTAPHysiCAL PHlsIC lAN,
PhOitssyR on rHE BYE. BAR AND IHROA1
~, Inc lo,h iiih nssHI fle sssrsysesi biso1e
e Ssad iS .Sd ro., i5a diseases SS' eau % g
eyss IN es world rsesip, Of S. TIE csisSrSed Poor
sass sss'a' s sRow sssy,y FrsS,s s Is s'''
40 Arch street. Philadelphia and % Bond street y =
uuuu n Company.
Solicitors Of American ans Pore e. r,'sa..
and publishers OF the Gls!ratei SCIENTIFIC ANERL
[Ak.' 81 Park New f0fs.
Pamphlets OF information about patents free
speeimen copies Of the payer Tree
~. F.-fsrO.-N.
We viii ray sl Per dozen O.. al Plantation Bler not .,
delivered Msnufac1o, l03 Lbery street ia 500,
hswARE OF COUNTERFEIT STUFF. IN REFILLEp
BOTTLES.
Apy person pretending sell Plantation Bittets BY tt
Irk a. ,,dI " E2,o5 ana & sTRdsa dpty.rp aoy
ERNNEsT srANP OVER TnE CORK
r. II. DUAKE CO.
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Nott,s 80 rsria.,s.
fIIIT ---TTI y ~ ~ I"s07 n f0a7-N
hrp,oss.'sic o''ics sp.is..Tf

l.psboe. AZ 10 i~I
kiuI. Hf Il.N NlIs, O. ifsbrs IA GFfr fftes
ust sist 10 ~ tsy o. Jsy lss1 go faI~i
lsfs unH. fItiDpFd rem tbn a. tl~sft rrsntT
sfseg~f sB.tl tust o. ffsnuf, Asfiisffthfar
~hs sHt ffsn usht lg~sr "a ~ est sIr'fhs
u spsa r. o. 90 f1ait sasnre Z Ntguslff f 80
fg Ifth effff
Tts lf.tt - ttgFs ths - kIaf
50 NJ 4. tafafs r.saf wfaftsF stnnss - .ka
t,srF u i-et ~ DtpN gbtb . kas "
IfssrHNn
a ftsa -hfts 80 ral - llst ~ ths s-aat q
10 gfsuf E1ates. s tf sIlh si-f - sntfscss q ts
~ 9rlasul. s.ttfs' sisfifis sfbJ .sts., . As
.f~f
ne 80 lsss..itli 90 f-tt 80 d. esfg.. stu as.
IE asfi ssff, ~ tfft 80 if lu ~ q As 30 80 ~
49,
sr r.as a. b. ~ tf aafih utn % sflrsafs ta
faa Nha NYeffs
Iss .I. .a. "a sprt.s sioltfs srb. .s.es q, ts
fB.ftt .#fff
~ as 10 siseatrf ~ fres saa $50 I.f
Hfath0 - % in iaf 81 a. o. 20 s4i
f..H.nsHI IT f.f.f lf.fft. Ht
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The report of the Secretary of the Treasury,
which will be found in this issue Of the HERALD,
contains some facts and suggestions which will
command the attention Of persons who form what
is termed financial circles. The Secretary, like
the President, congratulates the people Oh the
happy condition of the finances Of the country.
and says that the operations of his department
have been attended by a greater measure of sue.
cess than he anticipated. His estimates OF the
receipts of the fiscal year ending June 80. 1865.
are as follows, compared with the estimates he
L. -
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Superior every other prrpA. for The hair in power
faded aud hair it, original color and
appearance 10 prevent from Ealing out TO overcome cf
fects previous preparations containing sulphur,
sugar Of lead Ac and the impurities and humofs
o; the scalp. JOSEPH HOfT CO.
ria " y
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KendaiIs AmbOlfnc.
KENDALLs AMBOLfNE
KENDALLs AMBoLINE
FOR TiiL HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR
AN INVOICE JUST RECEIVED
AN INVOICE JUST RECEIvED
AT HELMDOLDfs CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
At HELHBoLDS CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
oel BROADWAY.
b9l BROADWAY.
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CROSS EYE sTRAsGIlrENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
And eyery disease of the Eye and Ear requiring either
medical surgical aid attended by DR. Won EISEN
BERG his consulting e6 Broadway, near Twelfth
Ae,ee
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.usss.s $50,

NUUaH "i
Ao.,e 81 tsfabJ tItra .tsf fofff.
... ~ 80 80 l.fn UII st-riI q f..a.r.
"a .e f.asss s ths 49, Ausfsa 81 t.ff 'ar hi.1w
taay
49, b - s fs fsftsass 80 ws.tf slF.u. itFf s
. ..s go = sssfFs 800 Hgsef tsaftnfs
u.tra.s aaa thaffk fHidNtF bst~esu hrff Tgwff
~ ~, .t.as = Ii hJ
v trs NJ Al" .Nt D. q Etant.stf o. Nar slh istl a N
lrf.r Hf
ra be- Ta.flsaf tsrhihs ~ ~
Ers+s Fnntrrf,v a.f-ars
t.r ..t.tt.. stt. ..fs .ysttsf
iatslast 80 a..a I.. l.4 Asa b tss %
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1Iurtburt's
TRACUEAL DROPS,
FOR COUGHS AND GROUP.
IIur burt Trachca Drops tho best Homeopathic spe
cc remedy stages OF those diseases % cents bottle
O. g. HURLBU RI, Pruprc,or f37 Broome street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
The French i'm WcxicU.
Of THE London I'iMcs.


| understand that an arrangement has Wen
come TO between the French and Mexican Governments,
by which Mexico engages 10 pay To France an annual
indemnity at the rate oil 4Or (4y) per man for the
army OF occupation and that the Mexican Government
will deiny OF IT. lTeaAury the whole oil the cOSl
OF the French figtes charged with the protection oil
the coast exclusive OF the expenses OF me expedition
hitherto The interest Of the debt cliint by France
Is carried ii millions On the authority Of respect
able commission agent, it s stated that the Iaiis
eynort trade has greatly increased with Mexico since
tLr occnpnfion OF tue capital by the French, aud
INF ipotant result will follow the installation OF the
arcbduke MAMMALIAN the Sovereign Of that magnih
cent empire This will probably reconcile 70 tlc new
order of things many who have been hitherto opposed
ON various grounds 10 the French Intervention ih'ie
are In fact few States IN Europe that WIN not hhd' hc
advantage ia iho restoration W poAicsI anu hooI'
otdor an coeniry which fyr 20 years, has heen 'he
nov Of every adycntuIeF who could rlhei 'nnd nm
f,,l of GIl0ecrY The Neycang thensciycs arc amer
sl the beft Judges Of The government most hheiy 70
rettorc tranquility without which DO Bo,crIIeil 10
u0ssibe ANY one who carefully examines the DlctH-
men or report drawn mp last July, alter much anxious
dehberaiion aud signed by such men as Aeui,I so
lasauez de Leon Orozco Marin and Bihnco, VIII come
" tic sane combinations they have Q4ne-hame!' Ipa'
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the Presidents message referring to naval affairs was
referred to the Committee on Naval Aftairs.
= TO ENCOURAGE NAVAL ENLIsTMESTs.

the Presidents message referring TO naval affairs wa'
referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
TO ENCOURAGE NAVAL ENLlsTMESTs.
Mr. GRIMES, (Un Iowa. introduced his blll 10 en-
courage enstmcnts In the naval service, and give
credit for the same the military quotas of the respee
tive States.
INCREASED PAY TO SOLDIERS.
Mr.. WILSON presented resolutions from the Massa
chusets Legislature ia favor Of increase OF pay to
the soldiers.
EsLIsTMENTs IN THE NAVY.
Mr. WILSON also presented resolutions OF the assa-
chusetts Legislature concerning persons enlisted III the
naval service of the United States.
The PROHIBITION OF SLAVERY.
Mr.. HALE, having obtained the unanimous consent OF
the Senate introduced bill more etectually to re-
press the Rebellion by prohibiting the holding in servi'
inde Of any persons in the country except on contrac
Ordered TO be printed
THE GRANT OF PENSIONS.
Mr.. WILKINSON OUn., Mimi introduced bin 70 ex
teud the benefits Of the act OF Congress Of 1y IeO
granting pensions to persons SOunded in the Indian
wars in Minnesota. Referred 10 the Committee Oh
Pensions.
INCREASE or BoUST.Es TO VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. WILSON introduced his bill 70 increase the boun-
ties younteers and it referred 70 tie COMMITTEE
on Military Affairs Adjourned
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Seizure Of q coufcdes ate War Steamer mt
Cula1s.

The following is the copy Of letter received
by Captain Hals;cai Il n. Secretary OF Lloyds, from
AZ agent a, Calais;
CALAIS Nov. &c. 1863.
SIR: beg 10 inform you that about o'clock this
afternoon n large three mssted screw steamer named
the Rappaharnock. Captain Campbell master, entered
Calais habor she b.ar The co!ors OF the Confederate
States has two tunnels Is fore and AFT rugged and Is
pierced FOR eight guns The vessel is In AL unfinished
State aud has number Of carpenters and other work
people on board. She IL at present detained by the
fronch custom authorities She left Sheerness yester-
dsy.
Telegram received in Liverpool from Calais states
that from hat took place board between the Cap
tain and The Ftceh Casiom officials II is generally be-
e'ei ,hsi the trP"iAanooA only left 'he Clyde low