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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19
by JACOB s. PLATT,-L @, CARRrNGToN, AUG
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

line. Engine Turning Machines in psrisc, order for
sasss Or r,eass any sns Of d.wns Geneva in
srueto. how 70 use the machines viii be given 70 the pur
chAs EDwhRsbh 'i rfRREr. No John street Ny.
EoR SALE. AT FoRDHAM EIGHT AcREsloF LAND.
from ss spc and & On ss sssr
Apply to a. r. MAN, 8. all street, second nOOr.
EoR SALEM JERSEY CITY, A VERY DESIRABLE
r,, o0 The oss "A and ii.' s.ss
s az sr Ssns n s,T and
west sides The garden planted with most choice cooo-
ioS n 81 ssss sas Ps'''fs' also az sss
cir. cir, ms.afss,sISs II the ii f%S &C.
cash required The balance msrsaS. APP
ply On the premises, orts PLArI BRO
B-Ths place will b. offered @ the highest bidder
i Property.-coc Chiffon viii sell the balance q This
day ne ac,s inst, 'fa s Se 'D'n''
EACToRY AND STEAM POWER FOR sALE.aiN THE
wv -"' - s'V1 Nm. G. LANGLEY 3 Gu.
25l Broad street, corner Exchange Place.
HAT FoR sALE.-ARARE CHANCE
for some en.rprinr individual TO engage IN the above
stand in the city HE store Is 2sndamsy stsd up and DO
si w. .s% en s ali me
ssry inform alton by applying 70 nOdssort6 Co. ~ rut.n
tween hi. md Is. II i. ' Tslrusry 1850.
ITO PENCIL CASE nAxERs-FoR sALE-AN OLD
established Pencil Case Mandatory with sill the tools,
fixtures, Re- extensive business.
beginner this excellent opportunity as there
10 business connection ATTACHED Address Pen
Gil Ease, Herald Once.
EURNIsHED ROOM TO LEr-TO LADY. OR LADY
and gentleman and with full board for the lady and
breakfast and tea for the gentleman in guteel location
hear Broadway No questions asked. Address U. A. T.,
Broadway Post once, post paid.
vNANTkD To PURCBAsE-A COUNTRY SEAT, FROM
" hve to eight miles from the City Hall this island
1he place must abundance Of choice fruit and good
dwelling upon IT. and the price noe TO exceed sOO Ad-
ress " Graves" Franklin House.
~ EAL EsTA1E--A LOT WANTED BELOW TWENTY
~ tfh street, east Of Fourth avenue. Address Pur
lase stating size, terms, price Sc title indispusbe.
HOUSE wANTED.-wANrED TO LEASE FOR ONE
three story brick house FURNISHED prefored
situated the vest eide 6f Broadway above Church street.
and between Barclay and Chambers streets for which fair
rsntv be paid, with undoubted security Address T.,
No. hyesey street
Two BAKERS AND FAMILIES TUE SUBSCRIBERS
Keep conssntly for sale extra surerhne flour Graham
Dat Indian and buct wheat nes and superhne Rye Flour
Itty peel ed In bbs half bb legs and bags q 30 and ~
a each sl OF choice quality For sale in
lets TO suit by LA. q. FROST, 2J4 front street.
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w opposite the Bowery TheatreCheapest place amuse
ment In the world Splendid variety OF performances
night this week Every nation in this saloon
chaste moral and free from yulgarity and all Objectionable
illusions No ladies admitted unless attended by gene
man Doors open at half past q. Concert to
quarter past o'clock.
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M usLIN AND LINN sHEsrINos AND suIRTI sGs.

Nl %. Stewart, SIS broadway, between Franklin and
White streets has just received from the LARGEST msnuc.
the above goods which will be sold at
least twenty per below retail price, The public
particularly invited call asd see for themselves At Us
Broadway giso jus. received by the Hermann coo doll
lars worth Of french Embroidsres comprising everything
M elegant.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

"A viii SELL at Nioos saloon, Friday. 2iss Instant.
shass and seaf Of the inpsration Of asssr Stew
lily variety coiors and rchnsss Of ssss sVer cnsrss At
public sale any of the world For further particulars
VIII and be- on rSsSs
day the day previous TO the sale frem 10 TO o'clock
s w q
day 2ss TO anticipated changes in the business
'ss%i ssss:i % 'S '
eol.snF iii Long ssssls ssaasrs Co. and Us sc,rfs
richness designs s.sortsont never be-
n no csSsI SHAWL VIII sadsa ' ss.sssns
Ss in The & will be ready
70 % may ne 70 Thursday the day pre-
A c. FUTILE, AUcrIoNEKR.-PERrxPro SALE
tss sss IN g rus m
gree; DOOR. Wss. b.asassy ne sn,rs took Of
e Ts
with marble TOPS. csS.rs cnna Dining and
Tables large Arm chsiIs Lass, Sewing and Arm Ch,rs
mstersl. and sold without for cash
ioeu,s viii be ready and the furniture examining the day
previous.
VALUABLE WATER LOTS WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN
suction on Thursdsy next SiR pss all osioct az the
NsIsiss EssG,Pi, vI%sSi. water ist: and FfSii;ss.
ter chance has been offered dock builders chip erpen
and ship there advantage for the building
ofdocks and ship ysrds liz being opposite Dry Dock
naturally adapted 10 these purposes Inquire Of the Auc
tioneers, or Of JOHN %. ROBINSON, Esq,
No. - Nassau street, New York.
g r.. INCRAuAM. AUcT-PLEDGED WATCHES
% and JevelryThs day at 10 o'clock, At ~ Beeknan
street hy order Of H. Jackson Reads street. large and
valuable assortment OF Gold aud Silver Watches Diamond,
and other Jowory, Gold Chains Seals and Diamond
Rings aud Pima. Bracelets and Ear Rings Silver Plate Ia
bic aud Tea Spoons Dressing Cases. Cola Pens, So Guns
nc.
DY JACOB s. PLATT.-L @. CARRfNGTON, AUG
ID toneerFancy Goods cases fine French Toys, BY the
assorted German Toys Hard Cutlery also
ent Of hne Toys in lots suit purchasers being worthy
attention. Soaps Perfunery, invoice Of Doll Heads and
DOLE Aeeordeons Lead Pencils quantity Of Bench and
Nouldng Planes also Damaged Goods consisting Of AceOr
deon Pla Cards. Tooth Brushes Pocket Knives
&c. Jacob s. Plat will SELL this day. at 10 o'clock at the
suction above. with variety Of Hardware &C, two
originally hne Preach Aeeorieons worthy at
tenton Of manufacturers being damaged state the or
pal eos having been nearly 500 Among the toys Baskets
Books Minerals Paper Fancy Boxes Balloons Book Cases.
China Dinner sets Boxes Furniture, Games Guns Houses
Cats Dos. also Table Knives and forks aud csrded
Cutlery the whole to be sold without Also at II
O'Clock, u Of Tsks patent Air Tight Stoves
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get up . speculative movement In cotton any other
article of trade.
The exports Of domestic products from Boston, for
the week ending December Is amounted to $40 957 I'll
foreign, s44,72o SO. Same time in 1s48, domestic,
S3ss0ST 70; foreign, $55497 So.
The Boston stock market has exhibited feeble
the past week Sales been few and although
Prices have been frm large could not have
'een effected without slight reduction II Is proba-
BILE that the dividends Of most Of the railroads will be
promo this week, and 1t is already announced
that the Western and Ftehburgh roads have each de-
clared semi. annual dividend Of four per cent with
collateral advantages the part latter The
Eastern Railroad pays semi annual dividend Of four
per cent. The Cheshire Railroad Company have de-
olared dividend Of twoand half per cent In stock
1t is stated that the road has earned three aud half
per cent on it's capital during the last eight months
Counterfeit Texas land patents with the signature Of
the commissioner Of the government land Office and in
the market for sale and all cautioned against the
fraud.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Delaware Divi-
sion Of the Pennsylvania Canal, for the year ending
Nov. so, 1s49, were annexed
PUBLIC WoRKs Recommendations DIVISION
CANAL.
Receipts
Tolls collected at Easton. .sl587l7 80
g S Si. Hope. e.. a ss,sss s. s.
plSo,ioe "A
Expenses.
Repairs and supervision. S23 Ol0 As
Pay Of collectors and way
master. 1924 81
Fay OF lock. keepers. ....... 5492 OF
s2427 70
Receipts over expenses. ............. $l64 34l As
Annual interest on cost. .............. 90 206 81
Surplus fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $95,134 81
Tolls for ls4S. ............ ........ .$l751O1 81
1s49. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l96,769 "a
Excess for 1S49. Observation-Disclosures. S2l 667 40
The length of the canal is 90 miles
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
V'Ii FIRST PREMIuM AWARDED rive YEARs.-
way Laiarss Buildings Reade street. open
SqTss ses day fae ssfnH tor eSg aos % nG
and o'clock r. ~ daily excepting SATURDAYS. Private in
50 Ter ten lessons, SO for t.saty i've Lessons including
t6n SIS course Of Lessons each Just
ruestsd email edition of GOld'mi'hs Gems of renman-
IIPPER CANADA MINING COMMUNICATIONS is
hereby syen hs, the general Annual Meeting q the
Sd AZ III. oso Of the compsnr IN TN 81 w Se
Tuesday the sr:, day % January next, IN 1850 a2
take place and important natter. ts s1bmit,ed.
orrIcr OF THE UrPsr cAyADA HiNINa comrkSY.
HAMILTON, Nov. %, lsis
EATBEEF, MUTTON. LAMB. AND vEAL--TuE UN-
Clinton the markets
RIOS. z. BROADWAY Mol.
DUANE STREET BREwEKY.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
hsd brewery Duane street which dates bach from loo
to inform his ,nds and customers that he will Be able 70
pp them with article IN ral AMBER nn !" Brcwp
he will sell at the regular marriott prices GRAINS yeast malt
IS; Orders received ''9 Sois &c .'
NV DYEING PARLIAMENTARY PRoPRI-
.or Of ne new sy.ins and washing e',asli.hnsnl 100
,e general that now prepared TO effect any orders IN
i aa 70 Ta;n e S1san e. :Ss Su
u snd t VIII g. al Washed o Cleaned S
trcts II prop having adopted the motto, prices
a. compensation for his services, aud prompt end faithful
81 all commissions he be entrusted with
assured that the community will favor him with their orders
HUSBANDS AND WIVES BUY TwELvETREEs
Fan phlet teaching nov TO through large family
wash before breakfast without help without turpontin
any substance Of dissgreeabe Injurious quality and AZ
Of cents IL warranted inur the linen
and 70 do all that this advrtssmsnt states the money
will be returned. Callr send dollar - H. Tweverecs
room g. No 20 NASSAU street. New York whore testimonials
and specimens may BE- The Neg York Christian Intel
hgenc,rs sys Ne housere ~ 0uld be without it, and
the y Daily lsaeor says 1T exce everything Of the
hind before invented"
A7R BRoAD-Ar, ny l. HIRsoNFELD CO.
fSO Cheap freneh clothing and Gentlemsps Furnishing
Just imported IRON far la the STYLE will be sold
under invoice rries.
WIsT INDIA ORANGES. IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR-
w chars for sale, board bark csrota Pier 10 East
River
nAGUERREAN ARTISTS CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH
~ the genuine French Star Plate Just
chip Splendid Cases Chemicals Boxes Baths and Tnsru
ment kc warranted Of hebett quality by JOHN ROACH,
Optician, ~ Nassau street
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NEW YORK CITY TRACT soClETv.-TBE TWENTY
IN third Of the New York City Tract Society
and the of the Femsle Branch will be held
AZ the Tabernacle Broadway Wednesday, 18th Deem
ber lS49 meeting will be held in the Lecture Room Of
Bleeckr street Presbyterian Church for and
exhor aon at 10 o'clock in the morning The annual meet
Ing will be held in the evening" at o'clock, when the
yearly reports will be presented contribution received ia
cash and towards the Of the Society
for the ensuing year. and incidental business transacted
Addresses delivered by Rev +. L. Msgoon Hon. Theodore
Frelip ghuysen and the Rev. VIM Adams All who
feel promoting the best interests OF their fellow
men, very cordially invited to be present.
NoTICE.-THE DRY GOODS CLERKS OF NEW YORK
are requested to attend public meeting at American
Hall corner Of Broadway and Grand street. Thursday
Evening, the 10Th inst at half past o'clock NJ for the
Of receiving the of the Provisional Committee
appointed the public meeting held Friday evening tho
7th inst Temperance Hail. Of Henry and Catha-
rine streets. By order Of the Room Committee.
NOTICE.-THE YOUNG LADIES OF THE REFORMED
Dutch Church, Jamaica, LII, will hold their Fair OF
Articles Wednesday the 18th inst at the hall OF
Remsen Hentz Open at 10 o'clock AN Should the
ther stormy the fair will take place
ceedng favorate day. The attendance Of their friends Is
respectfully solicited.
DAXTER GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE BAXTER
- Guard attend the funeral OF their late
associate John c. Adamson instizeps dress Thursday
the goth instant at o'clock A M from his late residence
q. DYKEkAN, Captain.
VIZ. r. GoRHAM. Orderly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I OF o. F.-THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
. New York will hold adjourned session. at the
Grand Lodge Room, National Hail. Canal street. this
ming at Ia o'clock Represen taves please be punctua
By order BENZ J. PkNTZ, Grand Sec.
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AMUSHMENT0.


T.ui1 vim :: If5isInsS, fIcTARD ri. ,sish.rS NJ
KIM m.ni. W. w n eSsT EiS RSas n .
:,sa s s'T Misc s.' Dsns ..
III 1s, ySs n po.Is Ds.
bann Bbfs ss1. sp. one Iysa
sS Itain will rise st7 Ssloeh: Boxes o PIT and Gallery
CHANrRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE.-wEDNEsDAY
s s Be s Tss e HsT grand
.r n Burke.
s e. Nil ARE es y
rySSd M ss nr Ms. To conclude with s TaE
hSrnSlowsr Mr. Jefferson; Mrs Florence Fgmer nrs IL.
them skis Theatre night BENEFIT Of Mr. T. wolf-
Pcs vi VII. r. w
Snss sHn'is;1
WslnSGt nssda Miss Sinclair To be followed BY HOW
Scnsiads win PEGGY STEES. Peggy Green Miss Mary
Upper Boxes, 70 cents Pit, l21l cents.
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-NIss JULIA
AZ Miles respectfully informs her friends and the public
variety Of viii Be offered IN which the whole
company will appear Box book now open.
PosTPoNEMENT-BURToN THE.TRE-FoR THE
Benefit Of Lloyd Brysnt-Tbe public are respectfully
informed that the above benefit which to have taken
place on Wednesday evening" is postponed until Saturday
ZooLoGICAL HALL, NO. 81 BowERY.-G G. QUICK,
hsnagerThs establishment Is open for the
and will be found contain the largest and complete
collection OF Wild Beasts and Birds exhibited in Ameri
Ca including many and striking Novelties splendid
performance will be given daily at and o'clock Of ats Of
Trained Elephants Ponies and other animals Mr. Brooks
will enter tho Dens of Lions aud Tigers Admission % cents
children under half price. Exhibition from l tod
DANORAMA SALOON, CORNER OF LISPENARD ST.
Il and Decentralization Free.-The Paintings Of
this Panorama should be by lover of the Fine
Arts or admirer Of the phscated beauties of nature
rs deineaed in the human form divine The Venus Cleo
patra Greek Slave and Bacchana the first section Of
the Panorama stand prominent all pain ngs Of the
hind exhibited.
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BgIIPPlNo.


Only DIRECT NAIL LINE FoR SAN FRANCISCO
~ via Chasres-w sdge.dsy January md. ls4-y.re re.
CITY d. Wiis1n Comm 40 thousand Ton, bar,hsn
will leave for Chagres direct from her dock at pier North
fnfiis City viii esiry o. sss for tie f.ss steamer
%oasass s%a net & had oh s9a ..s%.
and vill not be Transferred from large steamer snail
rrer After Saloons only b.rh in stat. rooms sla
Forward saloon state rooms 100
All Ii. shove dine at the sam. ab. and h.,. III. privilege
s,,,T.s. fund Win %..,,':s. an. so,ra
i'f'f''sh' OF '''''s'i EDWARD a SON. "a Bro.s~.,
Letter Rags for this steamer will 10 msss mp the Post
Once closing at o'clock r. H. Leter'to 90 10y her must
EoR HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS AND oHAenIa-
The only Regular Mail Lime for Chasres Direct HAvs
s Iss nsv sns 'pssSn: s.%.sP onLo Lsss lane:
from x, per warren a Street sosis s,. ssshn a
cSis s carr. <. c.s
sa s nh. GERS :. on N.
n ,5ps time 20 - The !.ss.ry steamer p..snssY
.cumsps.r which msis, u. route tir,s, fan New
passage cs..s ~. sS.s rssss.t n. OH. e. 'ts.
t %ss. sss 2. sSs .ns. ,
ms o,,r any '., s'.snsI rSssns III H.ss
snsaS.lisd ~ An Experienced ssrssss u
Rates Of Passage 70 Havana New Orleans.
s,s.e-room bey,h. i,diss saloons ST sIs
s.:ss isSS Ssr. Ss'S s s9'as
stoersse. found bed and board -.
s.ss Unsecured until paid tor Freight ss.s PEI 80
All bis I,dns nus, be signed board Nh. ship.
s.s..rOcn berth y ladies OF aiains ',iOen.. ..sic
ssssrsse, ' fssnd Il via s.s. ..i
$50 lbs bssssss allowed ana Cor .,ssrsss
ss, for passage nu Be o1sres 4 s s lee q -. SON
49,. v '>V'-o = = =
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CUPREME COURT. WALTER HOWELL. JOHN ROE

- and W lillian r. Hows against Joseph vending sum
mons To Joseph Vending Sir You are summoned to an
aver the this action, which filed in the Of
Clerk Of the County Of Suffolk the lat day Of
Patchogue Suffolk County n w. within twenty days after
hereof exclusive Of the day services and
fail TO answer the complaint the plaintiffs will take judg
ment against you hundred and dollars with in
the first day Of June 9 besides the costs OF this
wM WICKUAM. JR,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Patehogue, l.. I.
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TO BAKERS AND FAMILIES TUE SUBSCRIBERS
Keep conssntly for sale extra surerhne Flour Graham
Dat Indian and Buct wheat Meal and superhne Rye Flour
rtty peel ed In bb half bills legs and bags q 90 and 70
hs esch s varran choice quality For sale in
lets 20 tvt by IL ,. "a. FROST, 2J4 ront street.
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OFFICE OF TUE GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHoUsE

~ New York, December H. lSi9.
Resolved That shall be the duty Of the Visitors of the
department discovering the act Of begging
for aims in the street. to inquire into their case and re-
quise to attend such their residence If IT,
on sushnqury they be found proper objects OF charity to
relieve them and take to their further
tinuance in begging IT, examination they found to
be mpotors Migrants them to be delivered the
proper authorities for conviction and punishment
Adopted by the Board Of Governors of the Amshouse
New York. September H. lS9 To the above
luton the following order issued to the Captains of the
diff rent Police Districts.
"To Captain -. The above resolution was received
from the Governors of the Almshoue You will direct the
members OF command to aid and assist the Visiters
mentioned In resolution to convict and punish
tors You will also call the attention Of command TO
section 60 OF the rules and this department.
By order of G. s. Woodruff, Mayor.
GEO. W. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE GRADUATE
Members of the Chi Psi Society residing in the city
It's vicinity in accordance with the decision Of the Columbia
College Chapter of that fraternity will be held at the Hotel
de Paris of Brosaway and Anthony street We'd
nesday Dec. 18TH at IA M punctual and full aten
dance is earnestly solicited Graduates are requested to
their badges. WILLIAM II. TERRr,1
JOHN n. AIMS, Conr.;t,o. ~
GALEN A. CARTER, Gomaieee , VI
WALTER b. JONES AH"hseneh'''
JAMES II. LOMBUT,
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M AoNIFlCENT EXHIBITION vERs' GRAND

M AGNIFlCENT EXHIBITION.-E VERS' GRAND
l original gigantic series Of Moving
every evening for short previous being exhibited
In London, at stoppani's Panorama Hall. Broadway,
OF artistic Skill from original drawings by tho celebrated
American artist John Eyers and eight asstants They
raj thoansnd feet the largest painting in tho world New
York City, City Of Brooklyn, WiamsburEh East River
Hudson River, and tho Atlantic Ocean. These paintings
are Of such immense magnitude that impossible TO do
scribe them Some conception be formed when
that this wonderful painting contains the of
million Of Thousands and of thousands Of hous
ships stages boats So The awful and magnificent Of
TIE Assor Opera House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
three years In preparation. and cost 2 dollars Doors
open S6 oclock Panorama moves at IN precisely. Ad-
mission 20 cents Children under half price,
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lDyBRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
rsNNN-~--N-~N-,0~-0-y>-0~~r
dnnsos 10 .adrerfisonenfs Nv Maii sut BE- poet
psid ~ sAey wia not be tatcn from the Poa OHee.
ON~NONNNN~NNN~NNNNNNNN
AOTEL0.
IRVING HeUsE, ROADWAY, NEW Yeas.
ooLUhBA HOTEL, cHssSur srnErr. P8pADELrRrA
BARNUrs HOTEL cAL,srt sssrrr BALrpsona
fnEMoNf ROUSE, rnrsorr sraysr, Bosrsr.
RUerB HOrRL, SYRACUSE. Nrw YsRH.
~O~~N~~~~N~~N~~-~~~~~
-wrLLARDs HOTEL, rrAn PnrsiDrrrs MASsrsr,
WAsrrSeror. ID. G.
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NoTICE.-TBE COMPREHENSIVE OF THE UNDER
IN signed will expire, by its own limitation on Feb. l.
ls5o, Mr.. Ellis retiring from The concern r,,

u, u
referring TO the above. give notice that have de-
entire stock before Feb and respect
fully suggest our friends in this aud the neghborng ctes
that will consult their inspection Of
prices which will be marked low the
tons and render real
money we'll timel 10 make purchases at
instead Of at suction sales where there cannot OF course be
the facilities for examination OF goods the
responsibility to quality and value. Eoveltiss
We opening Fall inportatons. and will have
mush collection OF
rich asd desirable goods than has BEEN 10 for
ala IN ptrv g.
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nNEHUNDRED NIGHTS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
~ at the Minerva Rooms 400 Nile Mir
the Lakes Nagara St. and Saguenay Rivers
This world pain nearly miles Of
and truthfuy delneatng 1000 miles the
picturesque and historically interesting scenery America
steadily before the eye of spectator for space
OF hours and 10 perfect daguereotype Of all the ces
towns catArao and other wonders both
the United States and Canada shores Lake Erie
unknown Ssgrenay The Mirror commences to move At
III ocloci nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday. at o'clock Admttance Is children
hal urio
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N ore Caueusipg.


WAsHISGroS, December Is, 1S4o.
Both parties to hold to night when free
conferences and compromise are expected.
LATEST DESPATCH.
WAsHIrGroN, Dec. BLK p. NJ.
In the democratic caucus to night they talk Of rally
Ing on Howell Cobb. of Georgia
The wings, also in caucus. still go for winthrop.
The Slavery Question IN the District or
Columbia.
WASHINGTON, Dec. tsp. M
The citizens Of Georgetown to hold town meet
ing this evening" to take into the subject
OF retrocession to Maryland in Congress should
interfere with slavery in the District
Father Mathew.
WAsHISoroN Dec. Is, 1S49
Father Mathew arrived in this city to-day.
Arrival OF Sir Henry Bulwer at Bermuda
HALIFAX, December Is, 1919
The British steam sloop Hecste, with Sir Henry
Buwer Minister to the United States on board ar.
rived at Bermuda the 18th inst, and sailed for
Washington the 10th.
Also arrived at Bermuda, the Falcon and Wyandotte
frem New York 10TH
The Cayuga and straightforward Railroad
ITHACA, December Is, ls49
The Cayuga and susquehannah Railroad have COM
pted the track to day to the depot at this place.
the cars will, hereafter run regularly.
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WALLHALLA, So CANAL sTREET.-TuE MOST WON
w derful Show i-Unparalleled Exhibiton.-The Fairy
Temple OF the Pretest Girls Tableaux WANTS.
hinttres Asrobas Balets &c. Performance night
nesday Saturday at three o'clock Doors open attwo
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e REApINGs-MR. CHARLES d. EYTINGE

DOETIC READINGS.-MR. CHARLES ID. EYTINGE
has the honor to announce to the citizens Ct New York
that he will give eocutonary reading consisting Of
varied Shakspearan Extracts and Gems the American
ard English Poets generally Wednesday evening" Dec 49,
l4g at the Rutgers Female Institute Tickets Of admission
~ cents be obtained at the principal book and music
stores. Reading TO commence at ~, o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssOCIATION.-THE
Second Annual Benefit will be given at the Astor Plaos
Opera House, the evening Of New Years Day 1880 thu
gratuitous Of that establishment having literally
granted by the lessee N. Maretzek All professional
GEMS musical otherwise, who would wish in the
to be provided solicited send their
names to the committee of direction
kessrs. HAMBLlN, J. WALLACK, Jr, and
BLAKE, CHIpPENDALE
At the Office of the Association. Chinese building