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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25
Nc xxouId caII the .,,.n,lon M En,rurcs
CONN ERClAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.


Notwithttan ding the dull disasresahe weather the
stock market frightened little aud the bulls realized
slight advance In prices for most Of the faneies The
purchasers principally bears who forced into
the market to hll up their shorts Reading Railroad
declined y per cent and these who cold short at prices
current last week, IL they choose buy IN for
delivery, ard realize handsome profit. st the time
prices several per cent above those ruling
repeatedly remarked that the difference existing be-
tween ctsh sales and those sellers option Indicated
break down In the aud the result has verssl
the corrcetness Of our ancipatons. AT the time re-
fsrrsd 70 Reading stock selling at 80 cash and 50
sellers option 90 days. The margin for profit even
on the time nbde then is already fair but the
sellers time do not appear to be disposed 70 make
Themselves long present pri,es waiting doubtless for
further depreciation The idea of initiating prices FOX
fuch fancy stock Reading Railroad Il per-
feotly preposterou, and could only originate
in the minds OF lunsts speculators This company Is
not only desperately, hopelestly insolyent but IL Is
uron the eve Ct officially declaring that fact and yet
In the face Of this an attempt is made 10 get up
speculative movement. Is very likely that outsiders
get ssdded with lots Of this stock a. high prices II
they have the Investment Is probably permanent
than they bargslned for, unless they make up their
minds TO submit to a loss
There was considerable conversation in the
street to-day relative to North American Trast,
and II is curious to hor deeply read some
Of the spectators are in Law. The Court Of Ap.
reals in the opiIion OF holders Of this stock cannot
do otherwise than decide in favor Of the company,
while sellers Of the stock Argue logically the other
side. Every sreoulators opinion is regulated by his
position buyer seller CT the stock, and
within the past week or two the most wonder
full revolutions have taken place In the opinions OF
nsny. A few days will settle this question. II Is
impression that those who sell at present prices,
and make handsome pront, would be wise p 20 doing
They viii. at all events, save loss. The sale, Of
North American Trust stock, to day, amounted to
about fifteen hundred shares by which IL appears that
.Nere holders disposed to realize before II is
too late.
The report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury Is upon
the whole very fair document 10 gives under appro
pirate heads account OF the different departments
and exhibits at glance the present and prospective
condition Of the Treasury II appears by the actual
returns OF and expenditures for the year end
ing June &c. is49 that that day, there balance
on hand of s21sl9e4 20. II also appears, By the es
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mated receipts and a.bursements the years ending
june So 1850 and 1851 that the LIST Of July 1850
there would bs deficiency Of 81, S2s, III 60; and
the 1st Of July, 1851, further deficiency Of $l0k47,
os2 49, making aggregate deficiency, the LIST Of
July, 1851 after deductng the balance hand, July
lS49, Of IL. On the LIST Of October 1S4s
the public debt amounted to $50 Al; and,
the LIST Of December ls4e to So4 69a H. showing
reduction Of 81, 073,756 70.
The Secretary recommends important alterations and
notifications in the tariff In his opinion the rates
of duty are too low and the revenue has suffered
materially from that circumstance lie proposes
turn to the system Of specific duties all articles
which they be conveniently laid. The Secretary
rays that from the returns made to the department il
Is his opinion that the operation of the warehousng
system has not been benefcialy felt in the general
business of the country 1t Is suggested in the report
that If the Independent Treasury system is to be
tinued, that it be so modified. that any person
having draft on the government be permitted
to deposit 1t with any Assistant Treasurer, and
draw from the amount from time to time, in
such he may desire The Secretary is in fact,
opposed to the whole system In relation to the pre-
rant financial and commercial systems Of the govern
nent the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
precisely Of the tone and character we anticipated
Fortunately however, the representative branches of
the government constituted as to prevent any
very important alterations notifications of the
three acts Of Congress regulating the different depart
ments and we have, therefore, nothing to fear.
At the first board United States 6s 1857, advanced
u per cent; Treasury Notes, al Erie Bonds new ~;
Harlem, q; Canton Company, q; Hudson Railroad u;
Morris Canal - At the second board the sales
limited, and prices closed without change.
There quite active demand to- day, for sterling
exchange, and quotations were little frmer. The
supply Of bills upon the market large We quote
best bills at S per cent premium. On other points,
very little business has been transacted We quote
Paris ST. 80 ST. 2sel Amsterdam, 391S 40, Bremen,
rs 7sK; Hamburg So a 351.
list Of the losses, by insurance, the sugar
fnery destroyed by fire Saturday last will be found
in mother column
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port, to- day. amounted TO $5s,3o1 payments
$l32,75o--b balance, $3,42l,257
The United States Fire Insurance Company have de-
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Of the House, consisting of himself Vinton and Holmes,
appointed act with committee Of the Senate to wait
the President reported that they had discharged
their duty and that the President would
send in message
Mr. ScHEscx gave notice that he would introduce
bills to regulate the value Of certain foreign coins and
20 indemnity officers and Of vessels of war, who
had lost property by FIRE, shipwrsck or other casual
ties
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
At ten minutes to three O'Clock, the message
nounced from the President and COL Bliss delivered It,
The Speaker laid it before the House, and immedi-
ately . scramble mmenced among the members for
the printed copies the desk The Speaker suspend
ed reading the document until the members supplied
themselves. The Clerk then read the message.
Mr. TooMBs moved that it be referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole the State of the Union and that
$4,000 extra copies with the accompanying documents
DO printed for the Of the House.
Mr.. SwEErzER moved to amend by adding 200 copies
in the German language.
MIR. HOLMES moved that the number be printed
in French
The question was taken on Mr.. Sweetzsr's motion,
and declared carried.
MIR BAYLY moved to reconsider the vote He thought
that worse precedent could not be set We have but
one egslatve language. If We print in German, We
print in all the languages spoken in the country
II political document is thus printed stronger
sity print the laws in the different languages would
arise
Mr.. WINTHROP said that under parliamentary Law, Q
motion can be made to reconsider.
MIR BAyLY moved to lay it on the table.
Mr. MoRsE said he lad voted against printing in
French The Legislature of Louisiana had refused TO
print its laws in that language He thought that If
printed in ell languages, foreigners who here
would not learn the English language and would
transmit their manners and foreign prejudces to
their children.
TREASURY REPORT.
Here the Speaker laid before the House the Report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury.
On motion of Mr.. BURT, the House adjourned till
Thursday.
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Shipping Intelligence.

PORTLAND, Dec %.
Arrved-Scbrs Yantic. NYork; Elizabeth Thomaston for
Norfolt Alsbsma, do for NYork; 2ls bark Knsman,
\ alaEa (7th ult) for Boston. .
Arrved-Sohr Merchantmen, NYork.
leared-shps Rowland San Francisco Cairo and Elsi-
kOresns sehrs Nary Patterson Philade pha Sharon
Wilmington, Del; Jas Fisher and Brave, NYork.
FALL RIVER, Dec 20.
Arrived-schr Medora, Baltimore.
Cleared, Ith-BIig DIR Hitchcock, San Francisco.
Providence, Dee %.
Arrived-schrs Governor, Philadelphia; soops Oregon,
Blackston and Moses Eddy NIork
q. arpd-Brgs New England Havana; Veto, Cardenas;
ghr kossnna Rose. MatanIas.
Sa led-Schrs Baltic Norfolk Delaware PhiladelpLia
slooIs VIM II Bowen, Harvest, and Caption, WORK.
HOLINESS HOLE Dec q.
Arrived-Schr Byzantine Port Prince for Boston. Left
oohg Hope Nfork days and others before reported
Schr Il A Brown Norfolk for Boston.
Velocity Charleston for Boston, brigs
neptune Cienueeos Sd inst for dol Kingsbury and Ariel
Phil d,phis tor do; Isabella Calais NYork sohrs
Taylr norfolk for BostoD Martha HALL Thomss.on for
York. Cherry Bangor for de- Howard Boston for do Lake.
Cohaset for New bern Crescent Salem Tor Georgetown
Dc; Mohawk, Boston for Matanzas.
23d-Arrved-Brg j Nickersop. Ba'timers for Boston;
schrs Milwaukee Tor do; Olive Clark Tanjier for do.
port 10 AhIBsrss Constance Thales brigs Neptune.
Nj kerson Lewis Bean Ariel Kingsbury schrs Abel Story
Cbas Hannum, Oneeo Hereulean Jew, Gen Taylor Mil
waukie, Lale olive Clarh Fountain, Mary Chase. Tn,
have sailed
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Tur Llrr wntr.M Mum, FOUNDER rHE LsrrER
Dsv s.rSrs VIM Miller, the Prophet so called some
Whist celebrated for his views respecting the nearness
or the advent died Thursday last at his residence
At Low Hampton. New York. lie sixty eight yesre
OF age He was native Of rittsaeld In this State He
settled ct Poultney. Vermont. where he was county
shern He held captains commission In the Ameri.
C3rsst Biitain lie was held In much esteem by his
n srhb1rr ne FIRST 3 omulgated his doctrines In re-
,rsri 70 the second coming VI Christ in 1888. lie was
a ssppointed in the fuhlIaent Of hls expectation In
ls4s and came out the next year with an Apology
ard Defence acknowledging the want OF accuracy 10
his Chronological calculations. but claiming that the
nature aud Of the event were stu sustained
n scrIptural evidence In that belief he has since
lived ard dled-worn out with the inhrmitiss Of age.
L0wtH (aass1 Csmi,r; Dec. ~.
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RrruRS OF CaLuoRStav WIN Com. Young Sulli-
van Of Carmel who has returned from California with
zone sixty odd Thousand doler. formerly lived In this
city He left his home two three years since with
the consent OF his parents who are Irish and thip
ped ON board whaleship, and which he left without
ne the Pacific coast the d'covery Of the gold
He worked awhile In the mines, and then commenced
the business Of bostman, in which calling he accumu-
late most OF his treasures In answer to the question,
what ended to do he said "he did not know II he
had money he should know well enough what to dol
but now ne could not tell He had some brothers and
listers he should like 70 help II they knew how 20 take
care of what he shouls give them but be did not know
what he sbould do lie arrived here Saturday, and
his father happened here on the same day and expres
cd strong vsh TO his son, but without knovi ug
that he was In the city. On Monday young Sullivan
went out 10 Carmel to see his parents aud relatives
Bangor (Me) Wig, Dec. II.
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DANCING.

DANCING SCHOOL AT THE APOLLO, 40 BROAD
~ H. Conway repec fully informs the public that
be will commence class for gentlemen Monday
Evening the Path Of December and class for Ladies'
and kiss Wednesday the 26h at three O'CLOCK. Per-
rs Wishing to join wall please apply above the days Of
tuition.
GRAND CoMfLIsENTARY BALL TO Mss ANNA
~ kpyipa the celebrated daneuse late 81 Burtons The
atre will tske place on Friday evening Dec 18th 1St), st
the Natioral hotel No Cortlaadt street Tickets 81 to
10 had at the offce Of the hotel.
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FINE ARTS.


A MEXICAN ART UNtON-ruE PAfNrIsos AND
n other Wots % Art dstrbuted to the Members the
Annual neetirgo the 2st inst will be delivered tho
70, ms Of the Institution, snd aer 1hersdav next the
9Th Es Tie exhibition Of ain nes petchased for
dstrhution Of the Ira VII he opened the public on
Nednesday, the ~ OF January next large number
slrendy been obtained comprising OF superior merit
books Of subscription nov oren for 1850
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

= ~
ny THE AUTnoR OF JANE EyRE"--AGNEs GREY,
~ an Autobiography by the authors Of "Jane Eyre"
Shirley" Tho Tenant OF Widfell Hall" etc., etc. In
fthd Of papg the work ourselves will ask all persons
eommendations ~ has
In its development Of char,ter It Is quite M Jane
Irritation Of Hofaie Murray with Hatfield ttd Other
writer could tel ~; ard s proof ~ one was wanted that
these works Of fiction at all by the hand,
We suspect the Joint work OF two author Meals satur
hny Who takes up Iris volume 10 likely to be at
trsoied by tie intense interest Of the nsrrsvs that he
would st the whole night and WHOM surprised by tho
break Of dawn and the close Of the tale wish all
begin over asain" London Morning rest
"a novel Of rare merit intenfe i2terrst Messenger.
creation worthy q Scott ars equal TO Jane Eyre os
Shirley -. tJohn Ball.
cory, Five Copies for one Dollar Ssre cories
VII be tent 70 any one on rseeI, Of remtsnoe, News
Lowest rates Published aud Tor ssle whoeae and RETAIL
% the lowest rates ~ T. b. Peterson, - Chestnut street,
fLlsdelIhis Tor sale in New York by s,rinssr 1oSu
seud; H. Long Brother; Dewitt Davonport W. Bar
gets; ". II. Graham; Bsriord Cs ami BooksetIB aad
News Agents generally throughout the United States
EREEsAsoNRY.-(. SCARCE Baox) kLLYv.s
Ritual Of containing all the ceremonies sirns, Krius
passwords. &c. &c. illustrated With Plates BY remiting
eeeh ssa be sent By nal 70 s,y tAr % % hs
MoRGANs LITHRA RY DEPOT. EXCHANGE PLACE,
above essbhmept mry s-syste found Bootsof every de-
Sc tomnsresi. o,osrspSies ana Medical Works Ai.o,
principal Daily and Weekly Nevspspsrs and Magazines
county orders ,ry srcl In the supplied Tor
paid 70 any vcrs ordered b. mail Foreign Boe. imported
Litsrsry Depot adjoining IRE Pos. onc. New orlssns La
principal Publishers throuphout the Union Tor SUPPLY Of
the new wsrhs ~ fact ~ Issued. J.C.h.
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ERIE Tel EcRAPB OFFICE Dec 24-P. NJ.
At Newburgh, to. day there snow, but at
Goshen ii was two inches deep AT Mddletown it was
four inches deep, with prospect of At Homes
dale the snow nine inches deep. At Montrose 1t
vas twelve inches deep and the same at Binghamton,
Ithaca and OswegO
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Tn. Detention OF the southern Mall.

PHiLADELPHIA, Dec. PAL NJ.
The Southern mail, due at O'Clock this morning
did not reach the Post Office in this city until quarter
before this afternoon The detention Of the train
Wa caused by the running OF the track, fifteen
miles this side OF Baltimore
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N Us1CAIs.


A CCORDEONs, MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS. kc.--
The subscriber, importer and manufactures Of Musical
Instruments keeps hand the largest Of Accor
deos nua Boxes Guitars and all other kinds Of Musical
1nstruments, suitable for Presents.
EDWD BACK. 81 Fulton street.
A VAN vALxENBuRGH, ISL PEARL STREET IN !.
IA porter Of fine Accordesns Flunas suscal Boxes and
hcodeons Ireneh hcoordeuns % superb quality hneiy
flashed suitable for holiday hsnuscurer Of Gold
and Silver Pencils and Pen Holders. dealer In Watch
aud Jewery Cold Pens and Taqey Articles Lsces Edgng.
Linen Handkerchief silk and Md Gloves, etc etc
CHIAr AND ELEGANT MUSIC At oNE-TouaTH
" lfice-An exteraive collection q Mrsc, Songs,
hsrohes Polkas sc, &c, the remains u Husc store 10
selling 90 at reduced rroe at No fOl Brsaiva
stairs To ia want Of good music this Ans
opportunity.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Presidents Message and Treasury Report
The steamship Hbernia will leave this port to NOR
row noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. The Weekly
Herald printed in French and English, to contain the
Presidents message the report of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, the proceedings In Congress, and per
haps two weeks later from California, will be
copies, in wrappers, ready fer the mails, sixpence
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Railroad Depot Burnt.

PHILApELPHIA, Dec. %, 1S49.
The railroad depot at Fredericksburgh has been
destroy ed By fire.
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SPORTING.

III kain or liue Purse q Twenty Eve dollars will
come OF Ibis Day tlussiayl Dee IS at oclsct milo
q War Eaglei w Ionasg enters 2. houat Norris r.
~ enters Roam Sally J. Conway enters Angene;
WILLIAM FONNEs, Proprietor.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

~ CONTINUATION OF COOLEY KEESE'S GREAT
~ sale Of splendid BooksCosey and Reese will continue
their sale Of English Illustrated Works on Wedae,day
evening, Dec. 26 and Thursday evening Dec q at their
Sales Room 9 Broadway Dey street Among the
magnificent works to be disposed Of Napoleons great
work Egypt vols folio 1.-THE greatest work OF any age
Musee Roya and Franoss vols folio Tho Houghoa Gall
lcry Galaee of the Palas Royse Mackns splendid Bible.
Bcydes shakspeare Gallery felio Costumes Of all Nations
vols. Bosch Symbols. 600 plates Scrap Book of Foster Gall
lry The Stafford Gallery superb Lava Physogno
my, vos Bewieks Fables, Defoe's works Sci together
with rich and superb assortment Of embeshed and IL
lustrated works Fiaay and Saturday the supple
menary catalogues will be sod containing the richest asort
men Of Erglsh and American Annals illustrated Works
and elegant Books, ever offered at auction.
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.yEyyEi.T,Y.


IUsT RECEIVED, PER STEAMER nEsNANy, Sc
let's FiTf, Casiants Watch uooks, Rinss Net Chains,
Charms. Lockes Pebcs SC Sc ensmelicd Paintings Of
ScrItura and Historical Suiects IN rich and elegant set
tnFs, Fins. Bracelets and Etrrpgs Diamondsrhe sub
fcrlCr having catered LARGELY into The poratcn Of kia
0nds, 10 prepared 0ner the set al ~ ry
cert less than otbcr establishment Diamond Jewtlry,
which for originality q dssrn snd tupsrr execution, can
Watches cold Lever Wstchea warranted peri sale
ictoriy from thirty dollars upwardl Ladies watches ia
Bracelets, o. uncommon Ety lie and beauty large assor
nen ne gold gold eBamsiltd cases. selected
II IN the pxncrs Eur0pean marktts Silver NsreA large
assortnont always hand, consisting OF Tea SETS Vases
Pitchers Cups Table and Tea Spoons, Napkin Rins Fruit
ard Dessert Knives and Jerks SC Fancy Goods IN endless
Presents respectfully Invited examine he stock,
which viii he fonud to comprise only end fashionable
articles NORkAN A. fREE4AN, 80 Brnatway.
DRECIoUs STONES AND FANCY cooDs-vIcroR
Bishop, importer, No. % Maiden lane, offers for ras
tmpets assor 81 precious stones pearls camcos pan
inTs mosaic sc hlfo Just received cornslan rings
nean coral and oxydised charrs a1d variety Of
fancy goods For sale st the leeest prices BY VICTOR
BISHOP. importer. No. = Maiden lane, W stairs.
THEATRE JEwELRY--A SELECT INVOICE or
Jeveiry suitable for the Just received and for sale
At lev prices BY VICTOR Bishop, No, y Maiden lane,
stairs.
rI,o JEWELLERS AND DIAIERs IN FANCY GOODS
W. II. Coles, Importer 81 Paris Fancy Articles has
Just received Of Ecd and silver CharmL
styles Spanish Pans, Portemonpaos, and Rnfro Combs
Work Boxes, Drsssng Csses and Desks hne Toilet Bottles
ke Ter sale, at low prices . W. W. COLES
Ne. hslees lane, upstairs
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THE HOLIDAYS.


CHEAP GOODS. FOR HOLIDAY PRssEET.-wE
sh.W. cssS%sr: Sus 'u nsndisIsSi: Gaso
A' extremely 10" - 4Hss sEcF Co.
ITO THE PATRoNIzERs OF BRoADwAY-aoLYDAS
Collars Ii. .hs vsfs sssa! 't o
ass: s'' Caps Bsrth:' A. f1pIs' Sr h0ydaS
67 Broadway, next International Art Uaion.
X ICH PREsENTSIAN ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTI-
~ in pattern Of Cola Pen and Pencil Case with Bassys
premium Geld Pen stsd complete peculiarly adapted che
LEY co, isS Broadway. up stairs.
n GODS SUITABLE FOR THE HoLIDAYs-sILvER
Goods IN y ss f sss fsgss
Baskets Watches Jesslry. &c. ali Of which are
'n'fso me ''0 YOUNG s iEaviTr Maiden lane
EoR THE HOLIDAYs-JUsrRECEIyE ANEW AND
splendid assortment Of searis aspsnders &C. 60
ur shirts collars erayats and Ariel for the
conner Parh place.
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-.:AT D. FANsuAws BOOK.
Stationery and Fancy Store e15 Broadway opposite
shSye articles as in any tos our city They care
y p f n une n ana Snnese mar
The head OF The Ladies Of Celestial Empire
pleased cali In respect glare, thoy fairly eclipse
republicans.
HOLIDAY GIFTs.-FANCY TOOL CHEsrs.-ALARGE
assortment OF Fancy Tool Chests furnished with tools
Of superior quality may be had at John Hills Tool Store
sale general fos the be.
Enah and American manufacture, Saws, and
Bits, Edge Tools, Planes. &c.
HOLIDAY PREsENTS-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
for sale general assortment OF Towering plants aud
fancy articles his line suitable for holiday presents Hay
ing added largely his stock during the past he will
be enabled to execute all bouaue fancy baskets
that lie may be favored with for New Years morning.
T. DUNLAP Florist 635 Broadway.
CoR THE HoLIDAYs.-JAAEs c MoFFET, SOLAR
and Fluid Lamp sanufacturer l56 Fulton three
doors east of Broadway Lamps of all kinds for lard
phne hnio Also Chandeliers for ohurehes steamboa
Sc Girandoles and Candeabras in silver gilt and
la
sale reail lowest cash prices N B-Soar
Astral Lamps altered to burn uid either at the 56
Fulton street at the mandatory, t2 Prince street.
E9R THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPITr0ONS-
James G. Mofet is manufa turing, and will
stsnty keep hand, beautiful article ia the above line,
which will be sold reduced prices Wholesale retail.
and to which he would respectfully call the attention Of
hardv dealers and tie trade generally They be ha
at his store No. 1856 fulton seeor at the mandatory III
Prince street.
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An Odd Custom MANY Gentlemen retain
old, dapidated dpgv looking Hat to during the
stormy weather they say, their best Hat If they
dealt with Knox there would be oocason for this his
Hats DEFY "the petngs Of the pess storm, and retain
their beauty in all seasons
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CIRCUs, AsToR PLACE. -FIFTa MIGHT OF TEE

n
~ great italian Trick Cown sinor Felix Carlo engaged
expressly for the holiday will add ton TO his
incompatible performances introduce his tsn ted uve
nile family consisting Master kodoph Carlo Miles.
Caroline and Louise Carlo Besides these will DO given six
brilliant in the circle
yotgeurs in America In the of the performances
the Nile Carlos will appear in Hungarian National
Banee ARRANGED by Carlo. The performances during the
grand holiday festival will be varied eveninhe Carlo
Family being the great fea ture in all
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Beckcrs Il Piard, Daguerrea Artists, may
be found at i0l Broadway. ALEXANDER BECRERs.
Late firm, Laugenheim Il Beckers.
VICTOR PIARO
Late with Anthony CLARK Co.