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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

SILK GOODS.
LINDsLEY, CAMERON 4 hAHWAAo'
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY, NEw.rOhk'
HAvs NOW IN sroas And Ans CONSTANTLY annnSs'HsA
SILK Aup' PA rx. 10y S 81 GOODS
BLACK e.Os De RHss, fL.I.. CaAssLsos, saoc~s
AND rIeuREo Pour % sotE ssLKs,
PASTED LAWNS, greet vshs,y,
raIsrsp JAcosEr and 0as.ss. nvs.,ns,
SIX TIssuEs, hoe sssornssnt Il ID.
FssscH, EssLIsH and scS or "Hs"AS''
Satin ard rsas,s Kibsoas, ssmbssinss,
y: y: =: e S;s X: 81. N
f s:s':" md Ha,s y; nd Is I's
very extensive sssorimsnt Of WHITE 9o0ps
LXcEs, MILLINERY ARTICLES. &c. nc. ell Of which
Fer CASH or approved Credit. ~a'-Danw
rsSlisAs.. cnn.oo Hall Isl k....a-.. ass' ne fsl-
e:f Dental. ODE and fs:asoes So siosdwsy corner q
Snsnshns- rt - -
q Liberal Besk.. Beases Ogee, y,sullis;
square, lfssrLs,) Rew.Yofki Wales oobss sed nss"
School do. do. ims
e ... e
Urivsrcitv-plsce. --0,' n.N s n ~
- Wassr.Curs.-pr. TALL rseessss pssssse = -
eomnodoas cy ssisbishnsst Is LSighssl I'D y oy.ss
1sy, I. I, who're aew and ut:ndve bsndisc - -
erected. The Summer Tern Will eoenmeece April Ous'
door practices ss,sudsd TO- coosalssssose - nlS NJ
- The Orssse vlsuseain Wassr.Cose IL
tablis hmeut, Etusted near Soath Ofsoss, NewySeey
VII be rcpsosd for reception Of pssas On The ~ Of ns
and viii be ksp pssnansny opse hssee0es sumns -
wnt,s The sssensh%sc, be- ~ sgin% sseo@ n. n'd s
wsks throughout Ihs mountains end tie sessy Of The ~
entity upsurpssssd BY sny In he s,se The ssss te
Morris aad Essex Railroad, which The eeeabllehmeni
susisd lesvs Tho foot VI Cofuspds1 n. y. ~ gc0es
A n and O'Clock r \. dsyy arriving = sogh OrSrss
In about hour. Lsters addseseed 70 Dr. o. nEkA'
ER. scuih Orange, Nsw-Jssssy VIII Fscsvs s'''saoa-
~ The Orphan Asylan eectesy in see Cley
Of New- 0rk The foy-ihsd snutvese9y q hae eo,
cis.y win be he'd In he Apollo ealoon, ~ Bsoeewsy g
Tuesday ns.t April ~ Y osISss s. sss, 49,. ~
pieces appropriate he occasion An sddssasuay seehe
expected from Rev Mr. WRsroH.
IL the eve sHsctsh he bsss" Ne msaeesse eso .se
that their fellow eissps would osly loos epoe ~ -
y Of ISL orphans ,hs ,sadssss. synpsssss wcsh 80
viii dsvoss passisg boar lhis Interesting sxhbidoo
Commtiss will b In sstsodancel II 0eoss 70 fsvs
dgusfors and subscnpops ohooId The wee1hss prove ~
clement The meeting VII BE- dsSsusd vi he hfa e'sss osy
Hi6 N'f ft
vsnisd Wig end sesps cbsslnsd alvw nsdai ~ -
ssiurs hair snd Of unsSusIsd "Wednesday ~ 90 -
spsror sdvspiasss of srTsus nghknsss natural 49,
snes and durability. fhsy are % nislns = . go ~
cty can be sslscisd from q RAfcssLoas nssufacosl
Wslls- near srosdwsy. Phvsse rooms =, m,sg ~.
Copy ths addseoo. oD mWsSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

The Cosrsni says some half dozen OF the Free Soil
ere viii unquestionably vote with the Whigs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

COLUMBUS observation-disclosures PATTON,
Wing has been elected Mayor Of Columbus, Ohio by
the following vote Patton 700 E. Gsven, Loco, SCI
Wing majority. l73. John whtzell Wing, was elected
Marshsl by SOC majority The wings have also elected
Ave out OF elk Councimen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

e Dr.. FRANCIS Of this City has received the
appointment of Physician In Chief 20 the Marine Hoe
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Court Calendar. thus DAv.
Law Courts. .FnIDAY, April 10.

ssys,os covsr-Psbshsd % Saturday. eedacins no 49,
co-sos PLssPsr Nos 275, fsl, $40, ST J. To- " W
Par If-sams s. SATURDAY.
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CALrFoRxrAss RETURSEo. - Yesterday, We
learn some Of the young men who len ms Guy VT
Col Webs expedition, retarsed- They hac proeseo
ed a. far a. the Rio Grande county when ns enoiefa
broke our among them and carried on several Of sne
company. which with the dsaaected feeling which nAo
grown up in the association, deierined tnem 70 Is
turn They confirm the report Of the death OF af m
Harrison arand-son Of the late President htrrs1n,
which wa current in the city day or r~o pssr y
choler. after few hours nlness-
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS Twelve heNesn ssnas
,en nth their families in our city Stopping AZ ue
Rro,dvsy Hotel r. A. lngersol, formerly Minister 70
RassIa. 10 stopping AZ the same house On saturday
re viss ana fsmiy Of Geo. WORTH arrived, on their
wsy 70 Join him his post IN Texas lCinein Gsz sss
F.rBrR MArHEw.-The ship Mississippi, Capt
Rrxsu arrived st Baltimore Wednesday last 10 the
.ho;, run Of % days from Cork Captain g. says the
f.zea. that the day previous 10 bis sailing he
visited board his vesse By Father Matte who IN
formed him that he should positively lease Liverpool
for Newfork during the current month OF April. He
had taken passazs in the paeketship Nev World Capt
knight Capt Bryan spoke the 18th ut LAT 81 i5 n.
lon. 50 20 w. the bark carssa from New.York. bound
70 Csffornia-tesired 70 be reported. The following
cabin passengers came over 10 the Alsslsspp! hrs E.
cssasn Of xsw.Yort; Ma ~ A. Lsyss De-
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~ New.Ysrk Wases.C.rs Res. bli.hnsseY
With Gymnasium, ,. d. PiEksON, co., Of rwsans-sS -
Universtty-epce. ..fl fai. Il - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

g Lsss: Bs:L Bss S:.! C ss.: "a s' s.s:i
school 40 40 ~ % lusuAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

~ Harvey BurAeii, MD. Surgical end nschss.
teal Dentss; ONE and resdenee S62 brosdway corner q
rranhiin-st- MT I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COPARTNRRSHlP hssofoss ssiss,ss b
arm Of EDWARD CANY, y .his day dissolved b msnel
consssk-New- Yosb, Ion Aphl, 1879
aeusd, EDWAnD CANy,
sis9. CaARLEs II.l.llts-
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- Fowler - Wsltss Phreuooea1ess 40
Psbiishsrs, Clinton Hall ISL Rssssns. assf Nc fsfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-23
Religious Intelligence.


CALENDAR FOR DrcsNBER-23 Fourth Sunday In Ad-
vent rs. The nativity Of Lord, the birth day
phen the Martyr; %. Sc J, hn the Evangst %. Tie
Holy Innccents So Sunday after Christmas.
The following sermons will be delivered day,
Ing and evening
Professor Bush, Society Library, morning.
Second Advent meetings will be held In Washington
Hall. Hester street.
REV Day r. Lee, Fourth street. Universalist Church,
Rev. A. A. Baldwin, Bethesda Baptist Church, all
day
Lecture Pilgrims Progress in the evening at the
Ssyiour's Church First street.
MIR. Hayden, Society Library, evening.
Rev. Horace BUSHNELL, Tabernacle, evening.
Rev. Ralph Hort, Church Of the Good Shepherd,
corner Ct Market and Moaroe streets, morniug and
evening.
There are but eleven Episcopal Churches in the
diocefs OF New Hampshire. Bishop Chase, wis has
charge OF the docess Is at preent oiciatipg In New
York.
cepted call TO the Evangelical Congregational Church
In quincy.
The church Of DanviIie, Kentucky. have invited the
Rev L. A Lowry, nov supplying the McChord Church
Lexington, Kentucky to supply them for sx months.
Rev. Daniel n. Csdy, recently Of Rutland, was In
stalled Pastor Of the Evangelical Church and Society,"
In westborough, recently.
A new Presbyterian church Ia being erected In De-
troit The lot vas q donation from General Cas-.
IL is expected that the Bisbops-elect Of LANDAU
Nadra., and Norwich, will be eonsecrated on the
second sunday in Advent.
The Bishop Of Bombay has returned to England in
consequence of III health.
The Methodists of Philsdsiphia, hare contributed
within the last Eve years 81 $50 for church extension
the SOS 000 Of which sl2 900 remains I'M
paid the Bsptists $40, 200 the Protestant Episco-
pslians $4,000 Of which SIS 900 remains unpaid the
Roman Catholics from s75 900 to $4,000 Besides
these large amount has been expended on the vast
cathedral on Logan square, which. when finished is
estimated TO cost sto0i0V0.
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Albert. sh.d.s.-eld Ale, Old, Old Ale,

Ola Old Old Ale-Lovsrs of good Ale particularly old
Gountrymen hereby notified step
Of this delicious malt whishs drauxht .. this
this estabishment dying compositions of the most noted
country Those old Johnny Bulls that have
their favor their long
home particularly invited call and judge for them
Steaks RaIsbits &c. re- the old Alberts
Shades No. Is2 Cherry, between Catherine and Market
streets New York. WILLIAM ALBERT
APRoPo-NR. EpIroRs Co:-Please 10 excuse your in
oerning Union Prizes distributed Friday
evening the ship Prince Albert has oil
ing called the wandering Musicians" slx3s, L. William
I feel happy to a0G oI that the shssk numbered s
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MUSICAL.

A VAN vhLKENBUEGH, Isl PEARL STREET. M
n porter Of ire fcc5rdeOrs futinas, Musical Boxes
steeeors Ffensh Accordeons Of superb quality frely
hnhtd suitable for holiday Manufacturer Of Gold
and Silver Pencils ana Pen Holders dealer in Watches
snd Jevelty Gold Pen and Fancy srcles Lsces Edeng
Linen Handferchicfs, silh and Kid Gloves, etc etc
A CCORDEONs. MUSICAL BOXES. GUITARS Sc--
IA The subscriber importer and manufacturer Of Musical
Instruments keeps hand the largest Accor
deons Musical Boxes Guitars and all other kinds Mus
instruments, suitable for Presents.
EDW'D BAAcK, 81 Fulton street.
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Am USE m =: NTs.

BROADWAY THEATRES A. MARSHALL, LESSEE
sss.s.ss
sSsn NJ Chapman JUL. MSS Hn.Snsr aay .ss.
re Nan AND Ihs TssrmMr sPh;ssr Mr. J.Fdon, a si,r
M h usaa MIS- oT Grape T rHr sss
Dress Circle and Rarauet 70 ots Family and Third Circle
featl on the Tight Rope by the Raye Family To be fsos
navel Family To conclude with the new pantomine com
Ss11s%
sogrIi Antsips Rayel Alosien Francois Ravei Baron
Jsc saluett Rocabo Mr. FLETCHER csoa. M1s aar
Iet Admission 80 cents Doors open at hpast6 10 com
VII se played The comedy Of the SERIOUS FAMILY
fa SH
%G ss ses o the Ne TO-
pex fnmsr Mr. Bnrto, Mrs Felix iumGr Miss Chapman
cents. Doors open at 61l-eOmm nee att o'clock.
RARNUA's AMERICAN NussUM-P. T. sARNAy,
Manager and Proprietor. J. Greenwood Jr Assistant
The Ses s
sq tho and Assemble in nt of the a;9s
and urers in the cause of liberty and independence This
s
the noise and cOniu ion Of the streets should
top Museum which afford the best view in tho
city, The novelties and spendd curosites Of tho
hh Giant the largest living The celebrated English
dwarf Major Gen Moe % Of 80 inches high. and
80 lbs in weight SPLENDID performances in the afternoon
and evening IA ocloes by Sgnor Cauito tho wonder
9l Man Monkey the MartinetH Family Mr. wemyss, Pete
Ssa kSHs E s ssnhar. wsTd s@ S
skeleton OF Whale, living serpents &c. &e Admission 20
cents children under 10 years, i2a cents.
RARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA GRAND
II Gala week-Performances in the lecture every
Snns afternoon ana evenns during the holidays and on
piece of "The Drunkard will be repeated on ednesday
and Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon for
The the clergy various societies
better portion Of the public are loud in the praise OF this
out Arms who his feet in paying upon musical nsru
ments; Winding up Watches Cutting Prodes. Sc;
Scotch kammoths Gipsey, Wax stauary specimens
from Peale's collection; Cosmorama &C. hdmittance IS
cents; Children, under 10 years. l2S cents.
ERANKLIN THEATRE, I75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every night until further notice The original and well
known Leas Female Nnstre consisting of seventeen per-
formers being the only organized band ladies in world
Troupe of Model Artses, who will represent number
OF living pictures taken from classic history The Female
Arab Girls. The Infant Family together with variety of
Day and Saturday, at o'clock Admsson-Boses Is cts
Pit l2he, Stage Seats, So cts; Brivate Boxes. SO.
TWO HUNDRED EXHIBITIONS IN FOUR
four hundred and six Broadway-Burrs Seven Nile Mir
Of the Lakes Niagara ST. Lawrence and ssguenay Rivers
canvass and trutnully delineang 700 miles OF the
picturesque and historically interesting America
Of two hours and ia perfect Of all the cos
towns casrac and other wonders and both
the States and Canada shores from Lake Erie to the
unknown saguenay. The Mirror commences to move At
IN ooloct nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and SATURDAY, at o'clock Admttance Is CENTS children
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w,,HrSorov. Dec 2i, lsio.


Ncaregua--Nr. Webster Called for--Fathr Ma,helo's
Diinu at ne Waite House &c, &c.
We understsnd that Mr.. webster has been sent for
By Mr. Clayton, and that he has appeared In the city
In to the CALL though have seen him
day. The late news from England perplexes Mr. Clay
ton and II will require all the experience and sk
OF Mir webster avoid the responsibility Of confronting
the Nicaragua difficulty just o. II stands The fact
that Ar Clayton does not endorse all the proceedings
Of Mr.. sQuier, will scarcely relieve him Of the
sity Of meeting the issue directly and 20 the point
Great Britain Their abandon her preteneions in
Central Ameries be expelled. Such is the public
alton But this warise controversy IL Insight.
fcant at this crisis A momeutous issue IL ON
the carpet The Union. upon which everything de-
pends smepaced upoa both sides Of Mason aud Dxou's
line. 1be cabinet are alarmed. and MIR. Gay, Mr..
Webster and every other available man are required
BY them 20 point ont the way Of escape TO the
Administrations end the country The south does not
wish commit itself in the election OF Speaker
without first Outstanding the fcotiog Of the sdmin
trstion on the slavery question The admission Of
alifcrnis is almost settled thing The South reeox-
nice its portszee IL viii give the prepsndersnce to
the North in the Senate. Already, Della may be
elassed With the nee states Her tive senators
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DY TBEArTBog OF "JANEEYRE."-AeNEs GREY,

RYTBE A. THOR OF "JANEEYRE."-AGNES GREY
- Autobiogrprhy; BY the suthOrs Of Jane Eyre,"
shirley, THE Tenant % Wildfell Hall" etc. In
eead Of pra ing the vork ourselves will stk all
TO reed ire oo wing notices Of IT, being only few Of the
esmuerdstions n has
In ts devooremeht n character 70 Is quite 10 Jane
Eyre Shirley. and better than Widfell Hail. The
frtsion q hcsae Murray with HatGeld told o.hor
writer could tell i ard is proof ~ wanted that
these WORKS Of fiction AZ all by the hand
We suspect. the Joint work Of two authcr MEALS Satur-
dag Gazette
Amy vbc takes w this volume is likely 20 be
uactd by tie intense inttreft 81 the narrative that he
would st the whole night, and when surprsd by the
break Of dawn snd the close q the tale wish that all
begin over again. London Morning a. st
novel Of rare merit intepse intsrcst Messenger.
creation worthy sf Scott equal Jane Eyre OF
Shirley -. John Iuii.
IL Is published compete in fuc octave volume uratea
from Tyre, erd the hucst white Price
censa cory Five Copies for One Dollar Steele copies
will be sent 70 any RECEIPT ~ rsni'fancus. News
Agents Boot sellers and others, VII le supplied the ~
lowest rates Published ard for sale Ehqcfale aud rea
at the lowest rates by T. ~ Peterson % Chestnut ssret
Phil delights FOR sale in New lork ~ strinrer Town
fend; H. Long Brother; Dewitt avcnport: w. r. Bur-
W ". Crahsmi Bsrfotd c.; and Booksellers and
News Agents generally throughout the United States
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REWARDS.

hEWhHDS.
q - REWARD.-LOST ON FRIDAY EVENING, TUE
w. slst inst either In passing from Wall street 90 sixth
the distribution OF the prizes of tho Union
~ Nitlos, malt Memorandum Book containing nots
drawn by H. J. COombe Ia favor Of s. d. Hall Co.. and
tndoifed by ThomasJ a. CLARK, dated January ~ 1875
ft month"; for three hun bred and dollars The
contents Of value ept the the
payment Of the note las been stoPred The hrder will
eey The above reward and the thanks Of the ~
turnirg IL 10 II West Seventeenth street, 81 LiGery
street ri stairs
GTOLEN-OEE GOLD SKELETON LEVER WATCH,
- made by Richard Docket No ass double bottom
Cold Lever Watch made by joseph johnson, Liverpool No.
6t one Chtyscte Cross and pair Of do Ear RnE'. with
PENDANTS Pavnbrokers ard others cautioned Against
taking the aboyei aud useful information about th IL
left at the Herald Office, will be suitably rewarded.
\ Osr-A BUNCH OF KEYS, SUPPOSED TO HAVE
IL been cropped TIE from Dclmonc0's Warren
street. liberal reward will be given bringing the sane
20 EDWARD WAkBJR re- IS Broai street.
7 osT.-LAsT NIGHT. IN CONSEQUENCE or BEING
II knocked down BY Hose Carriage No IS az the q
broadway ana Murray street. pair Of rod framed Srsc.a
oes with light hue gssses The hndor will be literally
warded by leaving them 81 the utrad ofhoe.
THOMAS II. HOOPER
\ osT-A PAIR OF LIGHT CALF SHIN BOOTS IN
- Of the Tompkns SQUARE line n STAGES. liberal
ward will Be gyen left at the oee Of the New York Hotel
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The Governor Of Massschusetts has appointed Mon.
day the 2st day of January for the seventh trial to
elect member Of Congress from the fourth district OF
that State
The House Of Representatives Of Georgia have passed
bill to the law restricting the Introduction Of
slaves into the state.
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surrRtoR CouRr Nos AZ 10 so, o, ee, rs. 15A 1s6,
I73 l7i l7b 177, lTs. ISL 1872, 1877. ISIS $50, 191,
1872 1t3 1ei 1876 1876 1917 900, got ~, H. lao 157,
&C. 1876 100, 49, 147, 49, 50, g. 1is 127, 1iJ, las
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FINE ARTS.

AMERICAN ART UNION-THE PAINTINGS AND
n other WORKS Of Art distributed 20 the Members at the
Annual Meeting on the 2st inst will be delivered the
Of the Institution, and after Thnrtday next the
9th inst The exhibition Of paintings, purchased
distribution the year 1850 will be opened the public
Wednesday, the I'd Of January next large number have
nreed been obtained, csmrrng works Of superior merit
Books q subscription open Tor 1850.
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NEW BOOKS. sc.

NJoReANs LITERARY DEPOT. ExcHANoE PLACE,
Ni ad Joining the Pest once New ORLEANS. Lat he
above eabhment always be found Books % every is
scrpti0n, consisting Novels History Biography scient-
10. Commercial Geographical and Medical Works Aisc,
asscrtment OF sauonery together with all the
principal Daily and Weoty Newspaper and haga!nea
Country orders Tor article In the supplied aud
varded with despatch. Books mailed. Prompt attention
raid any vOrk ordered By mall Foreign Boaks imported
10 order. j. q. MORGAN.
Literary Depot. adjoining the Post Once, New Orleans Ia
PS.-Comileie Arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers througOu the Union supry Of
the works fact as issued ICa
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selected assortment Of iade eentemens and chldrens
md sosssmer over Shoes and sandals
the latest French fashions Also ladies and misses Metallic
Rubber Boots the most elegant article that has
rsir At GOODyEAR5 Rubber Warehouse.
e6 and qs Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
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ITO LET, FOR TBE BALANCES OF THE SEASON, THE
largest private boz at the Italian Opera House. Apply
70 F.s ID. FOWLER, 81 West street
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THE WIZARD OF Tue NoRTu-IvANHOE.-THE
first volume % the American Illuminated Edition q the
Wavtrly Novs IN Of publication BY the ubscr
bcrs will he ue early in the week Price dollar. 1hs
reproduction Of the truly celebrated hbtotord Edition q
the q the determines shall
fully equal and ~ possbe in res9ect superior tho
oriana The American Edition will be comprised twenty
volumes and Issued from sngy rarii
cession. uEWET. TlLLOTsON co,
Brek ma ere
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stsmme ring.-C. Weeks GUARANTEES n per
feet Of all Of Tnpedment in the Speech In four
weeks at 81 Broadway uI stairs The best Of references
sven. Applications must be made Immediately.
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fern s The ladies isvited examine the stye
sad this Premium Combs beautiful The ssscr-
10 the and most complete in the city Just re-
eeved Per steamer assortment o. French Combs
~ QtMBY ssk Broadway ID door above Duane street.
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Of beautiful articles Of Jeyeiry sasptei for
Ministure for sale at Bradys 5 and 7
Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
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prowrs rrinsie re- &c will 40 about telling every
t1e that such boots shoes aad CATERS JONES' II
be bousht for the elsewhere he will
81 A.
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DANCING.


ERINA BALL.-lCrH ANNUAL BALL OF rue ERiNA
H Beuovoient Association at the Assembly Rooms
Milo Garden, Wednesday evening Dee es 1872 the
cecds hieh will be appropriated for the benefit Of tbs
phaps II the X. O. orphan hsyam Prince street. The
ranFemtnts most NersiNe and ~sFntccnt scaloi
TIE nun Der OF lckots limited Tickets So each, admit
ting gentleman and two ladee he had by applying 70
ehCr oi ~ committee o. direction, Of the Secretary j.
II NICHOLSON, so Franklin street.
nANCING SCHOOL AT TUE APOLLO. 60 BROAD
- Nny-E w. Conway refpoo fully informs the public that
DO will commence new class for gentlemen Monday
Evening the 2iib Of December, AID class for Ladies'
ana hisses on Wednesday The 2h at three o'clock Per-
ens Wishing 10 join will please apply az above the days Of
tuition.
DRIyATE DANCING AND WALKING ACADEMY,
- Bcrd street. MI Soaring'e CLASSES, Wednesdays
and ssardsy At so slcek ier Ladies and MASTER Tues
daJa and Fridays A. O'Clock for Gentlemen. Soircoa
usual Ladies srd Gentlemen receive private lessons in
any Of the new dances.
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tnh forming most suitable present. the approaching
holidays The subscribers offer their stock for inspection,
which win be found The chain work in various
styles A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, SV Broadway.
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SPORTING.


HARIEM PARK TRoTTISG CoURSs,-A PURSE OF
Twenty five dollars will OF Tuesday Dec. -
ga ocook mile heats best three in Eve 20 80 u.
v. schultz enters Wtr Lage; w. Former enters
Mount Norris r. entersr Roam Sally; j. Conway enters
=. m. Ana cline; T. Bow den enters Dolly Starch
WILLIAM fONNER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-23
nj AaNIFIcENT EXHIBITION GRAND


I original gEane series Of Moving Panoranas
evening short seasDn previous 10 being exhibited
In London, at stoppanPs Panorama Hall, Broadway,
Of Walker street This magnificent chef a'Gura
Of srtise skin, from original drawings by the celebrated
American artist JOHN Eyors, and eight ssetants Thcr
painted 40 900 feet Of csnvass being by
r.l thousand feet the largest painting in the World New
Yorh City, City Of Brookyn illiamsbursh. East River.
Hudson River ard the Atlanto Ocean These paintings
are Of snch imnorss magnitude that IL 10 impossible to de-
scribe them. Soe tion be formed, when
that this wonderful painting e0ntnB the figures OF
million OF men thousand and tens Of thousands of houses
Bhpb boats The awful and CT
e Astor Opors House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
OF the Burning OF the fsh Theatre They have been nearly
three In preparation. and cost 1900 dollars Doors
OF 81 o'clock; PtnornmA precisely Ad
msaicn oentsi Children under ton o half
NRANKLIN THEATRE, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
IL Grand holiday res'ivaL-christnas Day, Dee &-Four
performances will take place the above day tho FIRST
noncing 10 in the morning. the second Of ~ the third
in the Afternoon. and the fourth at in the evening" For
full particulars see bills Of the day.