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TBR SEVENTH CrNsus.--Two circulars are now
beng distributed throughout the United States,
for the purpasc OF elLciIng information to render
perfect possible the result of the arrangements
for taking the census Of 1850. One Of these calls
for such information will enable the Census
subjects to be embraced ia their report; and the
other for suggestions "a to the possibility OF aban-
doninr, in the several Staes, questions which have
no practical bearing their respective resources.
The Secretary, under the direction of the Board,
is now busily engaged in the preliminary arrange
ments for this important sbor, and il Is mos! de-
sirable that replies should be sent on at as eaty
a date as possible. All communications should b.
mgton, DC. = Ias,ington Rsyablic, dag. Z.
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Mr.. CrAY AND IUK OcToeESARIAy.-While Mr..
Clay was staying at the broadway Hotel, very
affecting interview ensued between that gentle
man and an intirm aud decrepit octogenarian, who
come 20 pay his respects In person to the dstln-
cuished statesman. At the close Of the interview
when the old gentleman rose to depart, he tottered
towards MIR. Clay, pressed his hand warmly, and
seid, "hlr. Clay. ! am an old man, but hope to
meet you here again !" to which Mr.. Clay replied
in manner singulafly impressive, Yes, my old
friend, both here and asreaiter." The two old
men separated, and 10 the opinion Of the writer.
never to meet agsin here, but they may hereafter
-Ctsc,nn1n Despatch, dog. q.
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WELLINGTON. Dec IG- Is4a

WAsaiNGroN, Dee 16 1S4e.
The Georgia Wigs and IRE .9SainstrafiOn7He sIar,y,
Question TIE South and ne Unfon--.4 New ana T,,.
rortsnt Proposition.
The bold stand taken by Mr.. Toombs and Mr. Ste
vens Of Georgia the slavery question 10 open rebel
ion TO the whig caucus and the cabinet nominee for
Speaker, Is an incident Of great signacancy. At the
last Congress these sentemes supported Mr. Winthrop
and the vhs policy Of the House with energy and
fidelity and both were regarded among the truest
members Of the wings Of the South thu wbg party Of
the Union. Their desertop Of the late caucus and the
cabinet csbdidste for Speaker IL entitled therefore, to
some consideration. What was the proyoca.ion, aud
What was the object
very question, and the sbolitoui,m and sewardism
mixed up In It. the Of this distrust Hence
the Georgia members would not support the cabinet
nominee Tor Speaker without pledge In advanse The
Proceedings prove Il TO have been no hum
bugeing trick fer Buncomte They prove that Ia the
South reistsrce to the proyiso and its kindred
sures breaking down rapidly the lines Of party and
two sections In one word, the declaration Of Mr..
Toombs that he was disunionist" II free soil Is 20
prevail in Congress- lie becoming the sentiment Of the
whole South
Asa measure Of expeaisncy, Southern members speak
OF dsunon rs the only alternative Of safety and a one
Of advantage TO the South In every respect We have
conversd With several Southern members to day who
In the cppon that the south has every thing
to gain In tepsrats confederscy, with svsrythiQs AZ
stake nthe Union IL continued. AZ Essent, they say
that While disproportiopate share the federal re.
venues Is collected from the South to be disbrsed In
the North SIN greater draft is made upon the South
TO support Northern interests in the shape Of protsc
top OF bounties, under the tariff laws In separate
conederscy the duties collected from the North voud
be dburssd In the south-the tariff would be framed
TO promote Southern Interests and the whole expenses
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Our washington Correspendsnce.

Our Washington Correspondence.
WAssISGros, December II 1870.
The Gamefor the Speaker The End Of the Second Week
.adraneins Baehwsrds-M Movement in tie Senate, re.
After fourteen days experimenting, and forty-feur
trials for Speaker the House adjourned last night,
with the Chair vacant although the inviting seat
in the House and worth sixteen dollars day Among
the expedents now suggested to secure Speaker are
the following -
Ts step the pay till there Is election
fault ~ Wv
To select dozen candidates by lottery, and decide
the contest by foot race between them.
To Tors up for it.
To elect Giddings unanimously
excluds the Tree sellers and Georgia wings by
solution, as dsunionists, and then elect man
To elect by u plurality.
To elect by the dropping Oft system dropping the
lowest man on every ballot until there Is election
To let old Zsck choose the Speaker to be confirmed
by the Senate
To elect two Speakers one wing and one democrat
to serve each q week alternately.
To fall back on MIR. Brown.
Several Of these expedients havelbeen rejected the
others will proably not be proposed, and the only
chance appears to be in some between the
regular wings and democrats. For movement Of this
Kind, We know OF no more available man than Mr.
Mcdowell, Of Virginia he is conservative en- the
slavery question, and, personally, Of the most
popular men OF the House But quiep sabe?
The Senate, In the interval have called upon old
Zack for his nominations, and he has replied that he
will send some down morning. so that II the
House should not elect Speaker before March next,
the Senate will at all events be full Of business The
speech OF Mr. Clay simply indicates that he is disposed
to compromise on all sides
We learn, to-day, that the affair between Mr. Duer
and Mr. Meade, Of Virginia Is not yet adjusted but
that their friends are busy negotiating the subject
with every prospect OF success.
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WAsHrSeroS, Dec. 10. 1919
.a,tsiaimsnt Of Foreign con,uis sy M. Clayton.

AIFsiAimtni Of Foreign CoHiuis BY Mr., Clay,1n.
appears that Mr. ClsJ Con Is not more suos.s.fui Il,
MS consular appointments than In his diplomatic ooes
have just seen aletter dated Main.
Nov IL, coming from highly respectable source and
Eating that the Chamber Of Commerce Of AIx.s.Cha
pele and Eupen have reported against Mr. Osborne,
lately appointed United States Consul TO that psce he
being fegulsry established commission merchant ne
hk Chapene putchasing woollen cloths for parties
IN ue United states IL u, Therefore not probable
,nat pc VIII receive his exsqustor from the rrus-
sian government The appointment OF a rnuaissop
merchant as Consul Is highly inproper thing
ana ~ Justly incensing every other merchant 10
the place IL gives the Consul great an ADVANTAGE
over Ll competitors, and Is dangerous experiment 10
connection with an I'D roi,r,n tariff There was no
oeesfon Tor the establishment Of the Consulate at
Air la Chspele at all that at Beleed ia westphAIis
answering all the purposes q the Rhen ash
But Mr. Clayton IL determined send HIS frsnis as
fast out OF the country a. he can, and will psrhsps
follow them.
There was some attempt made during the day 10 PRO
duce an smsgamston q parties on the basis of cut
ing out the committees In a manner satisfactory to
all The wings claimed the committees on Foreign
Affairs and on Ways and Means; but the whole matter
was dropped as sltogsther too imprscticablo.
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FINE ARTS.


A MEXICAN ART-UN THE DIsTRIBUrIONwILL
The evening Of December 2ist Members and ladies ad
nted One thousand works Of art paintings sculptures
statu.ttes and medals In bronze, will be allotted to
the members. Among the paintings the works Of
LeutIe, burand, Huntington, Edmonds Gray, Rother-
mel, Church. bingham, Glass Doughty, Morse. Ggnoux,
Koter Bouelle Oddie, Lang. Baker, White May Deas,
hanney, West, Inness Stearrs Peele, Bonheld Hinck
10y Norton and other rushcd American and resident
aTtts of which hO 600 $780, md 500
each Zach membqr 10 entitled copy Of the beautiful
craving Of Youth from Coles painting which superior 20
before executed in this country also
Of barleys Outlines Of sleepy Hollow BY Irving IL 10
bnovecfd by all who hare examined the collection,
that has been exhibited In America equally rich in
attraction The subscriber ter the present has
equtsd opportunity for achieving the triple purpose Of OBJ
tanning valuable return Tor snail investment Of securing
tie possession Of superior work gratifying his taste for Art
and Of afordng to promising Artists Of his
country Subscription i've dollars. should be made
open day and evening No s7 Broadway Broome st.
rI,o ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS &c.-ExufBITIoN
u and Sale tf splendid Marble Mantcls ko.-oTrA-
NIANO GORI Ne sos Broadway respectfully informs HE
friends ard the public that he will otter fer sale few
the largest Of Marble hantels Satues Nasa
Ieuutalne Ao exhibited In this Tho
tells description and price, omb acing
ordinary yeined tiens black and gold brocRso rod
yellow tlue and other fancy ooored marbio Tho de-
signs OF variety from the panest 10 the richest
ard most olatOrss carved and finished Purchasers
cured that prices set upon the above articles fully
low ny those u smilar quality be purchased AZ in this
or any city In the United statsa
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NEW BOOKS. &C.

W I'D jsining the Pest Once New ORLEANS Ls--A. the
above establishment always be found Books Of de-
scrIen consisting Of Novels History, Biography, seien
hs. Cor nereia GeogIaphiea and Medical Works Aiso
complete assortmsnt 81 Stationery together with ali the
principal Daily and weekly Nsvspspers ard Magazines.
Courry orders Tor article 10 the trade supplied and for
warded with despatch Books mailed Prompt attention
PAID 70 an, work ordered BY mall r'r' gO9s, IN pcs,es
Literary Depot. adjoining TIE Pos. once New Orleans La
P.S-CcrIlete arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throushou the unioE for supply Of
the rev verbs az fast 80 issued. 10. n.
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mnLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

CHEAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOoDS.-G STEWART
NJ 35 broadway bite street. will offer to the public
well selected stock OF Paris Coaks and Sacks French
herinoea Silks, DE Laines Cashmeres Long and Square
sbaws OF every description and quality Just received by
Dthng new and egant also. full stock Of Irish Linens
Sheotbgs Sbirngs Pillow Linens Just received from
the cases Muslin Sheetings and Shirngs
The above goods will be sd at least 80 cent below
lar retail prices One call is respectfully solicited. SO
Broadway.
CLoAKs. SACKS ETC.-TARTHER REDUCTION IN
~ prieeB JAMES BECK Co, boiag determined to
dpote OF tho sntro Of their remaining stock of Cloaks
Sacks Paleots &o.. before New Years. made sti
farther reduction in rcesRich Paris embroidered meruo
sacks IS $40, and si2 do do Cloai. sil to $40 Ladies
who not supplied desire TO make Appropriate
cent for the cSmins holidays, will DO well to awe call.
80 Broadway.
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BROADWAY THRAIRE-E A: MARSHALL, LESSEE
s':s % s'fs;
Il: ii IT,
Eny George U'f Das ss Siss .ss
Mr. Afa n sy and rS, a CID
Gle 20 cents Gallery @ cents Private boxes may also be
that II. eaa
or the Magic Star will be produced under the O.
sa$ fEsP:Tty:
ny No has spared to rnSer the pSe Worthy Of
public APPRECIATION. Tickets 80 cents.
RURToM's TnEATRE--TUEsDAY EVENING. DEC.
Mr. Felix Fumsr. Mr.. Burton Simon HornblOweE Mr.;
The an .ss Ht' ss
IsH MTB 11sou h aIs S;ms
Da91 E e Ss he so sr
Williams Boxes Dress Circle and Parque 50 cents Family
IrAtkLAN OPEEA. AsToR PLAoEnBENEFLIT
sssfs s%S opera =;
nsso ssnsr dald Dom PasSaas ssaor aaa
Ma.
Seats in Boxes Or Psrgue secured either for the
81 q cents Doors
set down heads east and take up heads west.
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE.---TuEsDAY. DEC.
~ lst91For the benefit of signorna Borshese will be
Buaa. DON PAsQUAIE, with dresses by Mr.. Heller
pn s ssnor
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIArIoN-THE
Opera House on the evening Of New Years Day 1850 the
gIss9Cqs s Of that ssahmsns having been literally
or 70 &c Sa vG.d T 70
Ts:'r' R EfiTT' Su WHahSSki T.. and
At the Office Of the Association, Chinese Building
RARNUMs AnERIcAN HUsEUM:-P. T. D.RNUx,
s P
form in the s me- at
those CELEBRATED oynnissts Fsn.omimss.
IN
by h sn s pss
stanhorc Portland and West and Louis Essler Black
70 sIa e
Is cents Children under 10 years Of age, 1873 cents
RARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA THE RE-
By 81 s 81 sas s the
re- R svsn and ON
been received for twenty nights scrppra
sngss yagssEs Song; P.RSe' a. sSsry atteSPGGn
& ssqsy Iisn
Admttance 20 CENTS children under 10 years. l2 cents
ERANKLIN THEATRE l7s CHATHAM SQUARE.
tribe G viii 20 roash their sfe sarn eass
turing and Madame Paslines troupe of Model Artstes will
peOnae number OF splendid ofving pic
lures. The Female Serenaders the Sable Brothers.
Snor Bliss the Inda rubber with variety Of other
entertainments An afternoon performance Wednes
day and Saturday at o'clock Boxes 20; Pit 12<; Stage
seats 50 cents; Private Boxes, 81
| GLIDDoNs EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRAND
NJ moving Transparent PANORAMA Of the Nie Egypt and
Nnbia 1870 miles, with Oral ptons-huseum Rooms,
Chinese Buildings $50 Broadway-Is open daily
Evenings, from to i. NJ, and Saturday Mornings from
ia to2n M ALSO a magnificent Gallery Of Egyptian
Antiquities Mummes 60 and splendid Tabeaux Of Hero
sy pheal Writings. Paintings and Sculptures Egyptian
Arabian Turkish Greek and other Oriental Music arranged
by Monsieur Donat Saar, performed during each exhibition
Acknowledging, 80 cents ard saturday mornings
children half price, Cliddons Handbook the
Panorama At the door, price sents. For other pareu
| lars see m
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ENGLIsH PAPGRs-ENeLIsH PAPERs.-A FULL
~ assortn Of knssh Irish ana Scotch papers the
bibeIns srr,ysd this morning spd nov on sale ,hs Eu
~ and ~ Nassau street, New York.
Priced Lets Of English, etc. Papers now ready.
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- |I| = a &c.
JIsNyEIRy.


RAIL, ToMPHlss. AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
- Maryland GO importers OF Silver Plated Ware,
Matetes Clocks Dlamond Jewery Fancy Goods Cutlery
bchemi.n Glass ware, Se se., &c. kanufaeturers %
Silver Ware Ia every variety style aud patterns diamond
Murray street. Sign 81 the Golden Eagle. recently
received land constantly recevng) from various manu-
sctries in Europe extensive variety desirable articles
ofJswery Plated ware. Watches Fancy Goods &c manu-
featured to order from patterns personally sect many
which before In tie United States, Their
ormont Of Silver Ware and Diamond JtWery (manuae
ured under their immediate sureryiron) more
complete They invite their customers and the public
neral 20 call and select from that may h. In
reot Their ftoek which is largely increased both IA
rsty and rchnsss scyOpd their assor-
nert Of Holiday Presents all 81 which otrei az the
lowest prices
e. STEWART hANuFAcTURER OF FINE JEWEL
' ~ ana silver Ware, Nc. IS John street stairs,
tr.heh At ID Broadway Spring Fine articles
ory AZ The lowest prices. No imitations present
stock shall be sold lower than usual in order facilitate
ntW arrsnfements BY the let Of Rtruary. 1880.
A. JONES. wATCHnAKER, OF Dos GRAND STREET
menet 20 move 10 Boston. Macs, All persons vhs et
toha % be done are requested 10 call immcd and settle
store 70 let, and fixtures for sale.
oyEwELras AND DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS
\ W. IL Coles, Importer OF Paris Fancy Articles has
jvst received an assortment OF gold and silver Charms
styles spanish Fans, PortsmoEBaies and Buffalo Combs
Nors bes., Dressing Cases and Desh fine Tols, Bottles
ko Tor sale, a. low prices. W. III. COLES,
Ne 70 Maiden lane, stairs
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DID REuBLrcANs; OR, EVENINGS AT raE CAS-

ID I'D NErNBLTUANEi On ENENTNG5 At TIE CAS-
~ tie with Edwia the soeiss-The Journal Of Prorress
and Industrial Review fsvorsby Noticed by the pres will
contain weekly reports o. the discussions Of tho Society
Red Republicans and socsts which holds its ttins the
Pspred Chamber OF the Castle Tsis Journal Is
radical the eeuny freely criti.ee sS,ng
proposing the sboshng Of and the erection Of others
writes with force and point the subject Of Land sono
poly Banking Associated Industry and fsSson and takes
special norice Of the reform measures Of the nsusssus
es.s IN Crest Britain France and the Unisd states Mr.
IT, w. whitley M Editor and Propretor Published at ~
rer year No sSpruce street. New York and sold In Pa
terson Nevnrh and Jersey City j. and Brooklyn and
Nilliamstursh, New York WORKS the Meshsnic Arts
Fint Horcui,ure and Architecture will receive fro
the Editor critical and deserving notices.
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RJR1oN'svIIw oFNEwyoRK.-JUsTP PIT BLIsHED,
~ The Bay and City Of New York. together with Bsookyn
and jersey CITY, feet lons-the most extensive view
yet h.ehed on the SPOT aad trayn on stone By
4. W Burton E2 Broadway and printed In the modern
style 81 the art BY sARoNY MAJOR III Fuiton street
New York Price S. retail liberal discount m,de 70 the
trade An order for single copy, accompanied with
mitance Of S. addressed above, will be attended and
copy forwarded 10 any part o. the States Canada
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% issI vim b r.psssss Ms dram. entitled the THREE
ss folSs ssr xH.. ~ zsAI S.. MI i:
Chsyaii.s HArssss.n Mr. Lester; Mons BOnansesx Mr.
III %.. Mrs. A1.i w :f AS. cs
asns Eoss issiae J'h ha sa: s's
DENIM hsss Mr. JordaP Joe. M winans; Miss bowling.
viii ri.: .ee.i Boxer. s n PIT aSS Gallery s
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL rHEArRE.-oN TUESDAY
:; hs z: 1n s
ias:usS sr h.1s..P Mrs.
@ % rs
II.
ssrsns1 NJ Ms. ko.
MIEoERELLs, OLYMPIC raEATsE-ERANK Nc
Ek s ,sr M
q TEIEHAonUs Calypso. Miss sineiSir Teis%soSas,
TaE SSNiBGs Pal KcsHsy ". Ssinssai Mrs. psSS:'
ns p Dress Circle 80 cents Upper Boxes as
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-MIss JULIA
~ Miles respectfully informs her friends and the public
Avarety Of Attractions will be offered in which the whole
company will appear. Box book now open
DosTPoNExEN THEATRE-FoR THE
that the Above which Was Ssps
place on Wednesday evening is postponed until Saturday
GEOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 81 BowERY-G. c. QUICK,
~ hanager-Ths establishment open for the
S %s
ca including rare and striking NOyetss sssnaa
TaInod Elephants Ponies, animals M Brooks
children undsrs half price Exhibition OPEN from IL to I
PANoRAMA SALOON, CORNER OF LIsPENARD ST.
this PanoIana should be BY lover Of the Fine
as delineate human divine
patra Greek Slave and Bacchanas section Of
hind ever exhibited.
WHITES NEW MKLoDEeN, 6sBowERY, DIRECTLY
w opposite The Boyery Theare-Cheapest place of amuse-
ment the world Splendid variety of performances
night this week Every stntatiOn in this saloon Is
illusions No ladies admitted Unless attended BY ssne
man Doors ops5 az half Concert to commence at
MAGNIFICENT ExHIBITIoN.-EvERs GRAND
WI original gigantic series Of Moving Panorama opes
~ s snsT i'' san
corner e Walker street This magnificent chef sgaIs
si,Isi; 5ssa
IT, s:sfss r. ss nIS:.
are Of such immense magnipde that Is impossible to de-
that this wonderful painting figures over
million Of .hos.ands and tens Of thoGsiads houses
The Asor Opera House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
m sSs a s
ns.T TSye A.
ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
" at the Minerva Rooms fU6 Broadway.Burrs7K Nile Mir
OF the Lakes Nsgara Lawrence and SaguenAy Rivers
This world moving nearly miles OF
and trutnuliy delinestng 1000 miles the
Picturesque and historically interesting in Ameres
steadily before the eye Of the peotsof for space
towns and other
the United States and Canada shores Lake Erie the
Gulf OF st. Lawrence thence the wild, secluded and
uphneyp saguenay. The Mirror commences to move at
~ ocloch nightly. Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and SATURDAY, as o'clock. AdmitAnee ocnts children
half price.
FAIR WILL BE HELD IN CONSTITUTION HALL,
"A No $50 Broadway near Blocker sreet) from the 18th
to the 18th inst in aid Of the House Of Protection under the
milling Season Tickets 90 cents family tickets
one dollar.
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Are BROADWAY, BY 4. HIRsoNFELD q CO.
4SO Clean french clio hing and Gentsmens
ju. imported from fsrs ~ the newest style will be cold
under invoice Trice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE or TuE coNERNoRs or THE ALasnoUss.
Ew Io RAJ pit' ,Es !. s tho Visitors of the
seps,tes on discovering any tie act d begging
Elm: in The Sss 70 an int hfs case and 4 re-
hs % found proper objects q charity TO
tssS 2 s' y. are spes 20 !:
I IS sathoTItiss r Sad ruHsSmsn
M Y ss 1oa ey 81 out 's e, ss8s
qon ne order vas Issued to the Captains Of the
,ssys resolution Es, ,ss;i,; e.
me%bsrs Of your snuaaa g. aid and assist he vsssrs
sslisssd riolTi3l . osayie, End puS.h igp0,.
section s. 81 lie rSlsS srs rsssisien. dsPartSs
By 'd'r Of Geo. v ~ sarEtL, A cSsi Of ro,
THE TREASURER oE TUE FIRE psPARTxENff
gratefully s.hnoylsass i,s re,.p, Of three HUNDRED
The r fs,s p'' n Of SsS Sith sad siia
ssrs sssss r a sSI 5d & ss.sons q ss
~ ron gyf frss sIsas elicit our w,rnss, srrlss,s
year meet The uumecvs demands Of TIE needy ard In
ps iiiRs k S ssl ). on Sssis aSS
t,ntd con, q be distressed widow are bers-to tLeo be-
long the otrhaS's traltuds.
V'HE xExREEs or WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY, NO.
a, O. Ss f.ssr, is T 70 o 's s ' k"
s.sSd Il. fsSsSaf d our late brother, asnry sSroE
Inv ''N'' nucH sswILtfAssoN. Scribe.
THa AENuAL coSy y or TIE g,sssDgaTE
COLES. ch.rs.t irs,.,nI. u. b hsla !! 10 Ms,s
s :: s!;s'F, p. : s:s
wear their badges y yJhN = kix TgtRkr 60, :,
GALES A. cARrEs, esm5i,sss ., o.
sihshrts HH i. Z oo2sssttif,
NorTcE-TsE pay GOODS CLERKS or NEW YORK
HALL eora.s q pr?adrsy ard Grand street On Thsrsdy
fSspos ous me- 81 ssn E
Appointed the uti' meeting held Friday evening" the
Iins stres,s. NJ crdef % .is Room c-pmt,se.
NoTTcE.-rnE YOUNG LADIES OF THE REFORMED
rsscyArtielss vsdas.day. ths l9h inst a. the ball Of
hsr Prove storm is r will take place on the arss suo-
eesdhg favorable Day TIE attendance Of their friends is
respectfully solicited.
DIssouuIIoN or coPARrNER JHIP--rHE coPART-
nershp Lsretofore existing under the arm Of r. H.
felnopico tins day difsolvttt BY mutual consent Mr. r. a.
D.imonico vthdraens fFon .he eencsru The
before. by l. Deimcnico. l.. DELsON1CO.
New York, December 10, l5i9.
NoTIcE.-THE coPARTNERsulP oP rBE UNDGa-
IN srned viii expire, BY ts iuit.ass. en- Feb.
isO Mr. Ellis rssiriHs hoT ~ soSTsn yvoSa ytrJs
rsfrr;ns to the sb.vs We ave notice that have de-
ternt.d sci, entire stock before Feb and rsepcst-
Ny friends in This and the neshsorins eities
e.r pToes which Will be marked the
cor Of Intentions aud resd.r u real economy
issisSa u at suction ,sles where there cannot o. ss
the ssv. facilities for proper examination Of Soods the
We, sss opssps rs s1s s vii have
e pleasure hovng very much larger coleoton Of new,
~. .s s s 81. sssT s0''' TIT Ti12.sT roGSS
VyIRE INSURANCE ny THR BRo0KJyN insurance.
r Company, No. a. Fulton street Brooslyn1 and No
,sSlIsssS csSpany sen,inues to iaie rsss Of si,sd
bosnss msfchandse furniture ships In port
Ae, or AZ fsvorsbls terms 40 any siuilsr nsutuuor
ERAs. KENNY, SIS BROADWAY.
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N oTICs TO oENTs.-Ir YOU whsTYoUR WINTER
IN cotnH we'll cleaned dyed altered rspsred ZOE
ensuir holidays tske them 70 No Murray street where
coats are cleaned for &c. 3s more
and ctesp place where TO set tailoring done well ssd
espeditious.v, cannot be found in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18
Cr.OTHIso.

CAST OFF CLOTHING AND LADIES
" can obtain fair price for east OF cloth
hf. ~ sending fer the subscriber through the
chsrre who will attend az their residence ladies sttend
cd By Mrs. Levenstyn.
j. IkyENsrYN, lss Broadway, M stairs.