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Nth less expense and more profit. The COM
4 this short line will add much TO the rsesipts
nd, from travel and freight, - the distance
stern port 10 the fsrkersburg turn pike-sn easy
rough the gorge Of the mountain, little wet
ysge-would not exceed seven miles. This Is
est point of junction With the turnp!ke and
this large amount Of produce would reach
10.
rest Improvements In the management of the
IS affairs have not only tended materially to
he ex penses, but have secured to the revenue
stifying increase. The President Of the comps-
mas Swan, Esq., and his efficient and expe.
assistant, the general superintendent, VIM Par
have created standing and confidence in the
lity, With respect to the condition and prospects
bmpapy, which have insured to it entire sue
he receipts, in October and November of the
year, compared with those Of the corresponding
Of the lsst which we're All increase over those Of
owe, most conclusively, that this route to the
yer is destined to gender the city of Baltimore
h he principal narts of American commerce,
places the profitable prospects of the company
question:.
bscsl year Of the company ends on the 3Oth Sep
! anu "a cCurse WIN NSSoooA.
BALTIMORE AND OHIo RAILRoAD.
Receipts for October. .Sl5O,53l IL
Do. Tor October. lSo'907 o.
Increase, October, 1919 .......... $l9,663 40
Receipts for Novem her ............. .Sl4o,l74 IS
Do. for November ............. 12l ,S92 70
Increase, November, 1S49. ........... S24 PSI Sc
aggregate receipts for the first two months,
b to the large ssm of s2967i5 II, aud the In
ever the corresponding months, to S43 o45 IS;
do not hesitate to predict, whenever the road
4 complete to Westernport, that the travel and
freight which will be drawn from the western
Il Virginia, through the connection referred to
he turnpike, running to Psrkersburg on the
will, independent Of the natural improvement OF
oeipts OF the road prove an important extra
to the months of October and November, 1880. -
den tai grounds for anticipation, we state that
lrk ersburg turnpike Is not only better summer
the Ohio river, reaching it at much lower
han the National, which terminates at Wheel
It that it passes through much more valuable
Of Eastern Virginia one much more Guilt
than that which Is now trsverssd by the stages
* in connection with the railroad from Cumber-
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EIkE INsURANCE-BRoORLYN INSURANCE. CON-
Iany.-Ohcss No. Merchants Exchange, Wall street,
New iorh and NO ~ Fulton street. Brooklyn.-This COM
pany has been in business quarter Of century and
Oldest u The listed state. Having tnll capital
impaired snd securely invested they continue to insure
stores dvengs and other bulldogs merchandise house
hold furniture vessels port aud their
able terms ss any similar Institution
60 WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President
AL,nsn O. srEvrNs. secretary.
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lanes q. M0yFET, SOLAR AND FLUID LAwr MA
hufseurer JUG Fulton street three door. east % Broad
way Lamps Of all kinds for lard, fluid Aiso,
chsndesrs for ehsieh.s stesmsoat hotels h Grsndoss
snd Csndslatrs in silver, gilt bronze; Hall Ian.ern
Clotss thmniss Wieks AZ Wholesale and retail
very lesst cssh prices ~ BSoar and Astral Lamps al
tered 10 burn huid either at the is Fulton
at the manufactery, l2l Prince street.
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NEW BOOKS. sc.
NI oRoANs LIrrR.RY pEPor. ExcHANaE PL

NJoRGANs LITERARY DEPOT. EXCHANGE PLACE,
W. sdjeirrg the fost Once New Orclaas. Js At ths
above seabshmert msy ssays be found pssk d de-
esfpton, ccssstns Novels Bstcry Bessphy, ssienti-
&C. Comr erciJ, Geographical, and Medical Works Also
coutiee fmeat Of Stationery totethsr all
principal Daiiy md Weekly Newspapers and xsga,ess
County article In the supplied for
varded with desps eh Books mailed. Prompt attArtion
rsd any vork ordt-esb By mail Foreign Books inpossd
20 order. j. q MORGAN
Literary Depot adjoining the Post 0fiee New Orleans, La
PS-Ccmriete srr,res. 7ents have been made With TAG
principal Publishers throus Nout tina Unon for supply Of
the new works IS fact as issuess JC.n.
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Tvs Lirs Far IN BUfFALo - The BuGAlo Csmss,re Of
f@rotssf Of the SIN inst saraking OF lste Gre i'm
that city, ssy-Ihs be broke Va the third story
81 the tugar fshney snd cEndy estr1sb OF lanes
heth on tommercis street. All the combu.tibs part
~ the building aud is cosisuts destroyed par
ITALY Injured. Tie damage TO tse ba l-ieg aud the
soeds VII probably be- frcm So go g. a. 900 Tia agv
extended through the four story brick block ia the
rear To Main street The root sod upper story % Gys
stores we're pretty mgrh destroyed h- store atioin
lng was Owned By W. L Nllisr sho hal 40 ip-ursnss
twas occupied Ia the Grss sory by Le-slrr n Joseph
a. clothing stots The nest $50 were owned BY 4
woods. snd insured for $4,000 ~hirn viii cover the
lose. The loser stores we're occupied by seh.ncs A.
bat aud fur store and Siskey asa <othins store in
The upper stories was the prnnx est.bi-h.pt of the
Couf which i msss OF ruins the prssses and otb.r
materials more or lees injured insured for 5000
which viii partially cover the loss The usxt stor. sas
Owned aud occupied by o. II. 2 Williams as q boot
shoe END lea her establishment aud IN. Que
~ ID Hubbard, rs clothiuz stors-b Tn IL whom
hsd insursnces In the upper stories Of all oces
various Kinds Al the stocks Of goods tn the lover
stories se completely saturated but a. possible TO
arrive AZ any very close estimate Of the loss IL gill
smount N the sggregsts 20 S200o0-the largest
poruon OF which IL covered b. insursucs.
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CALIFORNIA.
Copy OF LETTER FRoa CALIFORNIA TO ISAAC
" Reekk0w, Pickle Dealer. No. "a, Liberty street
SAN fRANcisc,, UrrrR CsLIroRSA,l
aD

Copy OF LETTER FRoL CALIFORNIA TO ISAAC
SAN FRAScise', grrrn &, IIrsSsIa,}
NE. Isaac RrcFuow-Dear sir-Lks IslsasIlar Of Sid
yeu have been weighed in the balances there the smile
Out the large stodR q picked article. that we e' psss.i
az yeSr estseism, lac, ~ser there vas not nge ar
ter itself tsnole While Thousands and thousand, pre-
the va,S deep particular benefit Of sharks ard
eher monsters who msht make dinner that would easily
what las retained It's cnal purity and excellence aud
he's universally given sssaeion The beef soup
In Of sickness m beneficial result. easily made
noipal value We did tLak any great fea, ia modern
We doubtful cue he rPvsa Is Nyas S g
original flavor and taste when landed me shores Of
rey cbaisd as 6gpSreds can testify who have tasted a,
eaten In or Foenee b., asa se, p ssSr
zee that our PRESENT order Glss With prompns and de-
win every feeling q qualification satfaeIon aud respect
Your obsdient servants
charley tends The filgsnk double aerostc. which
@ Re S %oSd let h .s s1 S iss az scS s'
hat nohng OF the hind had been written before tho
Isaac RrcKuow, Pickle Dealer.
sna % I roas yPsSy t hsa r sT.ss
Artnow b. otssrs pielied doomed more 10 Creep.
a1 v:. ' .. .1 ., GS' arS Si' s syi E
pas sGs psS 70: s 10y 1sSs:
i al thee si S,.a Ss s ,.o. ' only G ss.
.s'.'I sTs, yH s S.1 A. 4. h sSfaS
isaac RtCsHOw, Whoesae rrsssrvs aud Pickle
Dealer NO. in Liser'y street, New YSrk - 80,
BsnE psIt II he company and owners o. he ,alooa,.
i.r grna suc having purchased large h OF goods
well pickles n cissr,us Varieties we certify 10
the rtmsfts made ia the Aboveietts, go,
" sieo california Gold Da,t Cor which The highest
vilbe siventy d. p wEBsths, No Anas street.
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rUsTOA HOUSE, NEW yORH, COLLECTORS OFFtCE
" New. a. 1850 Seasd proposals. will be received 1T this
fss IN ~ the l4th day q Dcceahsr for the supply
katcns 10 a.. Gated States Cutter staor
f the term 81 FROM the trt day Of January
The ration for The cutter service the
IN the naval otnT the liquor. and consists 10
articles sBunsrstss 10 re fanovins tsAle % witt
tFrseticrs of q
foWNps ourcEa
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Cur Philadelphia Co, respond .nc~

'"IAphIrhhA' >eo 10, lS4S.
The WeGther-The Spsakership-Tae Marker, a..
Nothing stirring to-day, exec. the wiud and TO ada
to the general gloom, as wife the snow aud rain are
alternately de'cendiu.. IN dismai quantities
The politicians and the public are plstrly at faut
with this Afternoons balis;ipgs for Speaker and
the opinion IL fast gaining .mbsrn
themselves hardly know how ped for
the next forty. eight hours.
The foreign news by the Europa published Ia the
morning papers has had effect the rlsrkst
as yet although holders will bs p-ed submit to
q decline. No sales be- effected until private I'd.
vices have been received There better feeling in
the -four msrket-boldsrs are asking 81 SiI In rye
flour and corn meal sales reported. What Is very
No change In corn-tho receipts light. Whisky 10
steady a. previous quotations
But limited business at the stock board to- day,
without any material change from saturdays figures.
Annexed are The sales at the First BpDdiB 800 shares
Feeding Railroad is So 0oa do bonds 10 90 81 900
do As, dS&; $1,000 do 700 oO's 81 do 60 shares
Meehsnics' and Manufacturer Bsn1 255S: Mocha
MES Bank 2a1S; 200 Girtrd BANK i2s; 81 600 Sob,
Nav &C. itS, s; 500 12-iOV State 6s IUZ; $500 sch.
Nav. 5s 90 90 500 do 80 "a rs chs Morris canal g.
Second Board-l 400 shs Reading Railroad, Is 4 CON-
mercial Bank, 5CA; 1850 Lehigh Mort Losn. 81; S
Kentucky Bank, lOg't 81 900 Lehgh d. 6Tls 20 81.
100 chs CON. Railroad Bank Vicksburg Ia; $4,000
State Sc, spi, $1,000 Lshish o. 6Th 81 goo 0ssd-
ing Railroad bonds, 80 CO, ~ shs pittsbrgh Bank
so4i 80 Yicksburg Bank Ii II Pennsylvania Railroad,
IS.
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frtcrrp Arrival rHr BRutsr Ntvprss
learn tbst " NJ. tteam vessel H-csts with thu
Brush Envoy. Sir Henry Bui~er, lady sna suite is
daily expected TO arrive st Annapolis in NaryIaud
Annapolis IL the port a. Witch 8rti.h sovsrnmsnt
vessels. having ministers dspstchtsfor Wssbtnxton
have frequently entered The railroad cato,
nom Asnspolis TO this city renders thst port ssil
more convenient for then. Correspondents 81 Bald.
Sun.
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FINE ARTS.

r Attest FROM THE PAcIrIC.-J. GURNEY HAVING
IL returned California, will ts happy 20 hs friends
and the public generally OF his cid established daguerrean
Gallery lSg Broadway snd will attention to all
who be DESTROYS Of procuring a perfect picture. A
darueeoype view Of the c5 harbor Of San Francisco
can be seen at the rooms.
nfFICEs IN BROADWAY TO LET.-sEvENALy VERY
~ desirable oeos In the building No SO sad 81 Prsadw
let Possession be gwen Immediately Apply In the
store N John GREACEN, Jr.
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JEWELRY.


DALI, TOMPKINs AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
~ tnqunnd Co --Impsrters of Silver Plated Ware,
Watches Clocks Diamonds Jcwelry Fancy Goods Cutlery
Bohemian Glass Ware, 40, &e. &c. Manufacturers Of
Silver Ware in variety style aud pattern diamond
and ether rich ewery NO 2 Broadway South Of
Murray street. Sign Of the Golden Eagle Have recently
received land constantly receivpg) from various
factories in Europe extensive variety Of desirable articles
otJewery Plated Ware Watches. Fancy Goods
fstrred TO order from patterns personally selected many Of
which were never before in the Unit ed states Their
assortment Of Silver Ware and Diamond Jewelry (@snuc
turcd under their immediate supervson)
plete They invite their customers aud the public
neral call and select from IL that may
street, their stock which IL largely increased both
rty and rchness beyond their accustomed assort
ment Of Holiday Presn all Of which offered at the
lowest prices
VEHELRY.-CBAS. hIEsCH Il co, JEWELLERS. ~
Wall street up stairs offer for sale, moderate
uei stock Of FIR, noh Jswelry Crystal Ware Bohemian
Glafs &n To which they beg call the attention
trade, and dealers from the country.
rNo JEWELLERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS
w. III. Coles Importer Of Paris Fancy Articles, has
lara received assortment Of gold aud silver Charms
Uylss spanish Tass Portsponl aies and Buffalo Combs
weri boxes, Dressing Cases and Desks Sue Toe.
6s. Tor SALE at low prices. W. II. COLES,
No rs Maiden lane, up stairs.
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NLIDDON'S EGYPT1AN COLLECTION AND GRAND
moving Transparent Panorama Of the Ne Egypt, and
Nuba, l72o miles with Oral Dsscripoas- Museum Rooas
E,enDss from TO NJ, and Saturday Mornings,
l21a TO ~ NJ Also, magnificent Gallery Of Egyptias
Antiquities Munmies 40 and splendid Tableaux Of Hero
q, phisa Wr't.gs Peistir,- and Sculptures Egyptian,
bona Ssar performed during each shheitioa
cents; children, half price Gllddons HandBoo 10 the
Panorama at the door, price IS cents For other parsu
lars, small bills.
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Improvemsn. om the No.tnern L,hss

We are indebted, the BuHao csamercial .idrsr-
se to an obging friend AZ Washington for the fol-
lowing extract from the Annual RepOr of the Chief Of
the Typographical Bureau. showing the aniouats ro
commended by Colonel Albert for the continuation Of
such Improvements upon the Northern snd West
Ere.e
Col Abcrts estimate Of funds that will be required
for the prosecution OF certain works under the
OF the Bureau OF Topographiosi Ebgnsars during ths
fiscal year ending 5vth Juoe, iSjlN Not including
any now works That may b. orJsred by Congress
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DANCING.

IRISH EMIGRANT BALL--THE FIFTH ANNUAL
Ball. for the Bepeht 81 the Charitable Fund OF rsh
En- grant Society will take place Nibios Garden
day eve ming January 4th. roximo.
7NHE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE SIXTH
Company National Cade will take place at the Chinese
Assembly Rooms, No. $50 Broadway, Tuesday evening"
Dee H. lsi9 Tickets may be obtained At Wall street Of
Mr. soL Of OF the Committee George H. ALA
celebrated Coon Band Ia engaged fer the above
Csnmittee-Capt Joseph T. Qun; Ieuts. David Murray,
Ieabder Buck. Sorgeants John Plat. James Kennedy
Peter Drew. Privass. DAVID Hindle, Gsorue s. Drew.
Lewis ". Leamy, Richard NJ Tyson. John Gamnon, Thos
Love. Bolts NJ. Segee VIM. r. soawood.
JOSEPH T.. QUINN Chairman.
LkANpFR BUCK, Secretary
GHoRGE s. DREW, Treasurer.
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EErT a MELHADo, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
|erchants San Fraseiseo California; represented by
,. J. JEwfTT, "a Broadway, New York.
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ONE HuNDRED NIGHTS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

nNE HUN DRIED NIGHTS UNPA sLLELEO SUCCESS
~ at the Minerva Rooms sV6 Broad wayBus7 Mile MIR
TOT OF the Lakes e. and Saguenay Rivers
This world moving pantngcoverDg nearly miles Of
canvass and trutnfully delineang 1000 miles Of the
picturesque ana historically interesting Amercs
asses steadily before The eye of the Spectator for
OF two hours aad perfect dausrreotype Of all the Cities
towns eatsssc and other wonders and
the United States and Csnada shores from Lake Erie the
Gulf Of Et Lawrence, thence the wild, secluded
rnhneyp saguenay. The Mirror Commences to move At
TX ececb nightly. Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and ssturdsJ At o'clock Admttanes rs CENTS children
half price
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EoDoRE MAJLADY, AUcTI0NEER--TTNE OH
Paintings 81 Auction being the property Of Mr. Helms
w. 18th inst at n o'clock, At No. 3s Broadway sd-
the City Hospital, fns collection OF sbout0 very
y. Amopsst the Number will be found fne Epssh
cape kc S0entlsmen Of taste, and conuoisseurs will
collection we'll worthy Of their attention. sale
Catalogues 70 be had Of the auctisneer. No. ~ Wall
sN the place Of sale, whore the paintings can be
ann ned.
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[THoNYJ BEEECKER WILL SELL, TuIs DAY AT
ocock, at the Exchange, e3 Lots Murray BLl, si
a on madson and Fosrth avenues, and n, s. 81, 81,
streets Sale positive IS per cent, MORTGAGE
NJ s mar cent. Title psxfeot
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wssk Ct 8 Hssnlk7 s4hHH
Ihe ratigns 70 BE % good aud Wholesome quality.
trrovtd ~ the Collector an the Different articles
Ffst the ration 20 be delivered board
and spbcsnt cashs vessels b. provided ~
tractor ard the contents thereof dRsy marked ca each
It's 70 be undertood that the will h. kosns
isrsh vpen feasonsbs notiees often be
BY the Captain Of the cutter With the appreciation the
Ooiertor tn0t exceeding say each
week such fresh meat and fresh
isrt 70 the eorresrcndbs par % s rs0n allowed IL
naval service. VI. MAXWELL. Coisotoy
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YACHT FOR sALE.-THE YACHT BREEZE scHoov-
rsssd COPPER fastened orsysar old, and registers log
she IL 81 feet k ~ feet inches beam
deep sss veil found in sy Tssg:ct Fer further partI.u
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIroRNIA.--THE FIRST
oisss New Ysrk built ship RUSSELL GLOVER. $40 tons
register having oct OF her srgo engaged, will have lame
Gate despatch Ter the above port For freight
ply On beard. at Pier No. - North River, or 10
II. HOLDREGE, yr., 20 Wall street.
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SALES ny AUCTION.

FCT1oN NOTICE. noIfDAY PRESENTS AT AUC-
|siop tho lafayette bazaar SO Broad ray. Chinese
|pss-r. A. ARrAuLT tegs leave % inform his custo
country merchants, and the rubne generally, that
aae Jorge In Europe during the last sprsg
|summer, ard Aet having bees able ~ sfect the
Of sales in his present iosaSn az At his old stand he
" oblired ~ ohsr his Stack Of s,o0o worth Of rich
" goods. Bonhcns Motto Boses Musical Boxes elegant
Ornaments Hronse statusry, Work 8oxes sgold Jew
psrfumsry rich Fancy Stationery bead wori al Bags
A,r,es Canes. lie. Cheserinsn Uouquet will sell. at
len, Wednesday aud Thursday nth and l3th met,
srers saeh day az n oooos, the entire stock in that
tsows essblshnsnt the LAfAy ete Bazaar, $50 Broad
Chisese museum.
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(ysLIFORNIA PASSENGERS ARE INVITED To SEE
" the wonderful results Of the gold washing process
Bufums Gold savrs Creviced Rsvlne exhibition the
California Outht Depot II Park Row New Yort where this
beautiful gold catcher is sold for 81 30 Geld Borers also
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EFpn HuNr. srone no. lsl wILLIAM srRrEr-

hursdsy Dee I3 Ca'ricgue sale valuable oil Paint
at suction. J. Hunt will sell on THURSDAY. Dec. 18Th
o'ceck, At the store. No l6l william street of
nest collections Of Oil Paintings ed 20 the public for
ere, via: claude, yernet Hahert. Berghen, Guido,
or TO- Coates. Corrsgo, Zucare Robertson, Ferogia,
eveer and many others all In good order handsomely
ID. and ready 70 hsrg on parlor walls The Paintings
how ready exhibition, with catalogues. The public
gracefully invited 10 call and examine the same, pre-
70 the sale The sale will be persmptory to the highest
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7 YNCns CONCERT HALL. NO. 21 BOgERY. BE-
- tween stanton and Rvington strests.-2nd week Of
the celebrated Ethiopian Band Of Boston Harnonsts In
conjunction with the Concert Company forming eombna
ton Of talent to be found in similar establishment in
the world. Admission 6l4 Performance
at-nu 49,
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THEOLOGICAL HALL, NO 81 BOwERY.-G. @. QUICK,
IL NanageThs establishment IL fer the
and will he found to contain the largest and complete
collection of Wild Beasts and Birds exhibited Amer
including many and striking Novelties splendid
Hsrorrsnee will be given daily and o'clock Of fsats Of
Trained Elephants Ponies other animals Mr. Brooks
will the Dens Of Lions and Tigers Admission % e-nts
children under9 half price, Exhibition open from Ia to
nd l. no ~
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STEAMtR TICKET FOR JANUARY FIRST. IRON PA
~ nams TO San rrsnoisco for ssle. Enquire once Cs
ton Hotel, Pacific Nail Steam ship co. Line
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CUsfOM house NEW YORK. cOLLECTORsorFIcE
Nov. ~ 1872 Sealed proposals will bs reserved at this
ante unul the 18th OF December supplyin3 Shit,
chsndery Ter the Revenue utter Boats
for IRON the January nsxk 10 az
follow ing lst, via. - ~
Archorsk ktege ashoasdsa a. Lurube white nine
brecms, Hiehcry American heup, clear,
:, broh = Cotton, mol. oakum,
Bsntirr 81 ceiors, Nss s.raised
wfdth. Ne III 80
-. hsfvisth, bavsers, Manila Lnsees. bspsd
Dieers, hictioa Hemp Hswsers /" Raw,
rollers Housiire, Paisis black lead.
per inch psr sbesve. Haw brolirc White l.as
blotSs,rcn h-shsd, Hooks q Tbmblsa 10 oil grouns
0.rdage, tarred, Junk, Powder. Gamma
hemp patent, Leather, risrips. prinisr.
belt rors, osk good saved sosp, brown.
hsniila ssd deiivt red, spus yavu.
Chair. Leather Mann
All articles act enumerated to ks furnished NJ the lowest
narhet price. H. nAxWELL. eeilsoto,sT
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DARNUMs AMERICAN kUsEUx-P T. pARNUu.

RARNUMS AMERICAN kUSEUh.-P T. DARNUM,
- Proprietor and Mansgsr-J. Greenwood, Jr Assistant
perfsr at seosk in the Af
trnson, and ~ in the svenip b those celebrated Gynn
ntts and Pantommists the Martines Family who sPpsar
in another entirely comic pantomime the LITTLE MI
SERIES OF HUMAN LIrE; A new meange. entitled the
HAUNTED YANKEE, will be enacted at each entertain
ment by Mr. Wemys M Warden Pete Norris Messrs Jerry
ssia R.;s Clark Higsns Misses s..nheps Psntana
Whale the Living Boa Consrsor. Living An
aconoe Mammoth Crocodile. Admission IS Children
under 10 years Of age, I2k cents.
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ever.s December H. ss viii Be performed for the srs
HANReardo, ssnsr Forti; Earieo Sigpor Bessventane
Maria. sigma Bertuees; Armanso di Gond sigma Per-
ripi her appearance America; Aubry Sig ParozS
Conductor and Director Max Maretzek Costumes by Mr.
Helerman Prices Of adnssion-A Seats In
quet secured sther for the night season, 81 So Ad
mifsen the evening" Of performsnoe-Psrauet Sill AM
phitheatre, % cents. Doors at sesskts commence
NJ half.
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L,oR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LTNB-THE PIRsr
~ eisss stip ADfnoNDACK, h loading at pier s Noryh
River Cas- take limited number Of and freight
at the lowest rates Immediate sppliastien should Ne made
= n. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
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kELFM FARk TkpTTING COUKSE.-WILL COaE
OF THE day match for tso hundred d0llsrs play
Ii niles snd repeat IN ha-ress II Jones Sorrs
St John; j. Woodruff DO. eh. sorrcl mare Brooklyn
|. Race starts at halt past 2, rais er shine.
WM fONNER. Proprietor.
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~ nut at "a o'clock PRECISELY. without fail carrying
weights. and rode by gon tlemea riders. Fntrss -
h. n. Dolly Pratt; II. " <. Henry Clay; H. 8 b. h.
Tom; O. II. G. Paul Jones; W. :. b. m. Neighbor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

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