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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEIRp WARD. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC WHO
the tho %sstas
land. the Attn inst o'clock r NJ. on motion
s%'a Es w ssi'sa Ss"S
and the Of tho ward FOR their
EucSAs sisf sRSS'Indaur.
For H lewis r Aslsfrr"'''
HUG" MARTIN For Constable. Ss.' - DU''''o'
EsI school ceSmis.sas ALLISON
JosnrH BArrEN.
sr. ss1 .niTR II. Ws.....
For Trys.es
,. .por inspector. q Ei.s.is..
q DO G.vI PoIso.. CoarHIiUs ALIIsos.
Sd DO Hycn MARTIN. ARoHInALp COCHRAN
EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, RnaU-
nE Ell Al' sRsRs
For Xxx As1l'i SGs bbtsSE"A''
' 70; S ss:s /. c =. !: i'll: '''
s,.or " v. 1 n%"s..,.o
WILLIE ss '%aI 1sassiioorr.
EIGHTH WARD REGULAR NoMINATIoNs-Ar A
Ward Il. following ticket was unanimously adopted
cr fS5 S' c%EsERr.
For Assistant,
HORATIO N. WILD.
For Assessors.
WEI. VAN BUsKIRK GEORGE WEsr
For Constables.
ANrHoNv A. II. AUsrRN, JNo. W. BkysEN.
For School Commissioner,
JAMES W. BRENNAN.
For Inspector.
HART II. WEED.
For Trustee.
JOHN A. MAY
HART D. WEaD, SEQ JOHN A. MAY, China
TENTH WARD NOMINATIONS
For Alderman,
ROBERT T. HAWS.
For Assistant Alderman.
DAVID MILLER.
For ASSESSORS
JOHN Cam. JOHN 7. BARNAnD.
For Constables
JOHN d. CARTER. JOSEPH
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
For Commissioner.
j. ii. HoBART HAws.
For Inspector.
ANDREW v. STOUT.
For Trustee.
WILLIAM JONES. in.
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Elmo Molcskin Hat for S4.-Gonln con-
tinues sell the finest quality Of Silk Moeskn Hats 81
Having been the first Broadway house the experiment
Of making reduction Of 20 in the price Of FIRST
by their patronage. GENIN, 3A Broadway.
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consisting Of all the Diamonds Rubes Emerad Pearls and
other valuable Soncs Of the stock Of Geston Tread
we'll Sale will commence at 10 o'clock. ~ No. Astor
House. Catalogues and goods will be ready examination
Monday. Sale positive and without reserve.
IS, GELSTON, Assignee.
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ELEUTHERIA; GRAND CANTATA, ILLUSTRATING
the Career Of Freedom including its Religious we'll
Political elements from the Of Israel Of Egyptian
bondage to is triumph in america and influence
Music BY Geo Henry Curtis Orchestral Arrangement BY
George Frederick Brstow will be given at the Tabernacle
NST YORK Sacred Music Society and thS following ds.in
Deuce (Sybl( Mr. Robert Geo. Paige (victor;) Mr. H. T.
Lincoln Seerj with Select Orchestra composed men,
bers OF tho Philharmonic, and other Bands Director O.
Brsow Tickets 50 cents EACH to be had the principal
Music stores and ut the door Doors NJ o'clock
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TOWNSEND AND ORRS MAMMOTH PANORAMAS or
the Hudson River and the City OF New York,
hbtion at the New Large Hail. up expressly these
paintings at No 1906 Broadway of Walker
Doors at will o'clock
Tickets % There will Afternoon every
Saturday afternoon o'clock for the
families schools and those who make
attend evenings.
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CoR MARsEII FS-TIiE SUPERIOR BARN WARY
IL Ellen, capt. hoN..t. DViD uINtkEN,
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ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.-FOR SALR, THB UN-
expired term Of the Lease flour years and half Of the
Front street Theatre Baltimore recently resd in tho
style Of elegance equal any other theatre in the Union 1t
is tit for instant occupation The paid per
tho receipts. Direct prepaid Box 2i0 Post Once, New
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NDEM0CRATIC JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.-
Whereas The ballots for the amended charter
wrongly printed and in accordance to therefore,
solved that the different ward Committees be
the head Of the General Committee at the
Broadway Houss Monday Evening the 9th and get
dorsed amended charter and printed inside In favor Of
the amended charter
Resolved that the above be published all
Monday and Tuesday the 9h and 10th inst BY ORDER
CALEB s. Woodruff, Chairman.
Cy. WHnpiH Secretarv
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CnANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE LATH CHAT
~ ham-Done6t OF WN X CUAPMAN-On Wednesdav

~ ham-Hcneft Of WIN. h. CHAPMAN-On Wednesday
next April H. s%aOn which occasion he trusts the euter
offered viii meet the Of his friends and
to appear in .vortc character BY permission Of VIM
lurton Esq., Miss c. Chapman will appear In her celebrated
Of tho French Spy her In al the prn
cpA cities Of the Union Mr. ChAnfrau will appear in
bis celebrated character OF Mose NOSE IN CALIFOR-
MA With variety Of other entertainments that will
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CALIFORNIA MINERS DEPOT. $40 BROADWAY
~ W. Gibsor proprietor manufactures, and offers for
SALE Jonpisons Felt Machine and Submerged Whrnr Pan
decidedly Tie hest Miners Pump 10 found tho city
all the production Of long and practical mining
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M OESlEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND INCOMPAR-
A able French Magician, will continue his extraordinary
Sorees evening this week. nj the Minerva Rooms
400 broadway whore he will give grand Magical and Esyp
tian entertainment Admission 80 cents children 25
Doors open at O'clock: Performhnces
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ChIIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY OF
~ Mexico, and Ma,atian-This company having made
sail the 18th tho fast sailing
ECCENIA, which conveyed Capt uttons Of $50 in
fourteen days 70 Vera Cruz desire to inform those
for California that few vacancies in the company
remain Further information given by Capt RATTERSDY
from to y. w., Mt 100 Front street, up stairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CHANPRAU's NATIONAL THgATRR-CHATHAx
s.rsswMs.s.y eyssnS April tRs g.rSrmsaoe. win
HELD Captain I.nsdale Mr. Tlton; Petite Petitoes
Booth; psslins, M,s wocdyard After Which NOSE IN
Mr. Adophus Pllishroudr NJ. T. Chapmsn; kse. Miss H.
Mestaycr. To conclude. with COUSIN JOE-Cousn Joe,
Mr. Booth; Sir William Evergreen Mr.. Dawes; Lady Plato.
Miss lsherwood Margery Nils Mestayer Maid Miss Phillips
Pit r2h cents.
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TOsEPH HUNT, STORE NO lGl WILLIAM STREET.
Thursday, Dec. H. Catalogue sale Of valuable OH Paint
ings at auction Hunt will sell on THURSDAY Dec 18th;
the finest collections Of Oil Paintings % cd to the public Tor
pasterr viz claude, vernet batsrt, Berghem, Guido
LondoAio Coates Corfegc, Zucsrel, Robertson, Ferog,
vaudeveer and many othsrs all In good order handsomely
framed and rescy to hang parlor walls The Paintings
are ready for exhibition with catalogues The public
respectfully invited call and examine pre-
yous to the gale. The sae will be sersmp,ory to the
bidder.
A UCTIoN NOTICE. HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT AUC-
ton At the lafayette Barssr $40 Broadway, Chinese
BudinssF A ARIA LIT begs leave TO inform mis- susto
having aee large purchases Europe last spring
and summer and not having been able effect the
Of sales in his present at his old stand he
Is obliged to offer his Stock Of $1,000 worth Of rich
Fency Goods Bonbous Motto Boxes Musical Boxes elegant
China Ornaments Bronze Statuary Work Boxes god Jew
elry Perfumery. rich Fancy Stationery bead worked
and Drses Canes Se. Cheserman Houquet Will ssll
auetisn Wednesday and Thursday 18th and 18th iuss
commencing each day at III o'clock tho entire that
we'll Known establishment the Laay etc Bazaay $50 Broad
way, Chinese Museum.
A NTH0NY J. BLEECKRR WILL SELL, THIS DAY.
at the Exchange by order Of the Executors of James
Wtt deceased valuable plot Of ground, Of Beck
and Cliff streets and tS lots Of ground Third and
Fourth and Seventy and
streets, being the handsomest ground in forkville.
TEwETT MELHADO AUCTION AND COMMISSION
Merchants San Francisco, California; represented by
J. JEWErT, "a Broadway, New York.
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VOTE For SPEAKER


Necessary to cheiee-l4.
uighett vote Brown dem. )-lOo.
MIR. THOMPSON, of Kentucky, moved that the House
adjourn, and demanded the yeas and nays.
MIR. WINTHROP by leave, desired to say that his
friends had persisted in voting for him else he should
have withdrawn his name long ago He repeated now
what he had often expressed privately, that nothing
would give him greater pain than to imagine FOR in
stant that he stood in the way of organization He
desired therefore, to say to all that he thanked them
cordially for their support and that 1t would give him
Subtraction they would concentrate their support en-
some other candidate and he would operate with
them
Mr.. THOMPSON said that he preferred Mr.. Winthrop
but II he declined the wings should have time to select
another can didate.
The question taken and the House refused to al
journ-yeas, ILL., nays, ia
After points Of order raised an adjournment
took place, at 20 minutes past four
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Our baltimore Correspondence

Dec IL itiN
Charge 81 Land WaTant F1esry--srriraI Of Fatier
hatisv-stsarshiP Republic The Markets, &C.
The Grand Jury OF the United States District Court
have found true bill against George II. Hickman,
young lawyer Of this city, the charge Of
and receiving money from the government on forced
land warrants In card, thi. morning, he protests
bis innocence aud asks snspsnsion OF public opinion
until the trial when he will be able prove BY tho
most conclusive aud unqasstionsbs testimony his
tire innocence.
Father Mathew arrived In Baltimore YESTERDAY az.
rno.n ana was met az the pre'arnt street depot by
quite large conoourse - citizens lie H. dufinx his
fsy In Tho city 10 be the guest Of Father Doan to
sh9so resiJenc. ne was conveyed In bsrouche drawn
Jhe ttochholdsrs OF the tteamfhp Republic have
agreed 10 accept the proposition Of Messrs Ason saii
Tor the charter 81 the vessel for twelve months a.
seoy pr msnth ana her insurance for sIJ 600 r the
Dnent o. ths stockholde. The Only point still un-
settled believe with regard TO the rctsnou on ths
present oficeis
In ths seck market yesterday, there hus Httie hn
ross done. Tie following were the s.iss-s23 IN ID
hhs Union BaHh, e. ~ 'f'
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NEW BOOKS. &c.

-
MI ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT. EXCHANCs PLACE,
above esahhmert slEsy e found 8ootso Of every
scrrcn consist ng ofNoyss Hstorv AnTrarhy, scirrti
&c. Commercial Gsogrs piica and kccicai Works Aiso
aconTete assormett Of Stationery tcrsher with al ts
PRINCIPAL naiiy and Weekly NsEsrarefs ssd ss-azrea
County orders for article In the tad. supplied sad for
paid 70 any worA ordertd b. nail Forsr nogks mTorea
& order. J. Q foRgaN.
Literary Depot aSjonirr the Pos. omes ssw or.saas Ia
FS--terTlee srrar rcmrnts haze hten r'ado With
principal futihcrs hrous hort the Cnon, for supy Of
ths rev works a. fast IS Issued. J.C e.
DUR1ONs VIEW OrkEW CONGRATULATIONS
~ TIE Bay aud City ~ New York ogether with
and jerry city. fees the estsnrive We
yet Iuhthsd fketchsd The r- aud drawn Stone W
style Of the art by SAEONrS hAJOR III Frttoa street,
Nov York. lrte - rttal. liberal discount 60 tIs
trade an ofder iUr su gle copy scoonyaaed with
mitttEco of 50 addrsei al1ve will be aided TO- anI
cory fetvart,d % a.y tsrt d TIE states C,nsda
1'HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE or rails sEsK
sout IL fives afull report of the Great SANDER Case
In bioolyn Of Rev G. Green arentt JUDGE Fierce which
was hst ght Stout by Rev n kshts sickdnes second
ehspu m tie financial operations uf Dr. Tynrs
Cccfee Church somCa ~ disclosures ~ Dfury
emitted The Fosdcr Feud Zoe robbers III ths Dtriet
Attor eys ottce hnre % Or. Psrtmsr's urrfer rich
nvoee Nstc w host1n. iutcrtnr Ieft-T fon Ma
acht ftcn san ffancitcr swing minufe Sf az
stsat thst Place &C Alec rsa ,uouat ~ fJrsiya aud
dor sse Criminal News non al parts Il world Oce
~ Nassau stTcei; cold ever, ere Only cents
I hNGUApEs- TBEUsDERsiGSED HAVING LIVED
in for The last twenty-five yfar the absve rasd
Iubie Institutions sra IN private families wishes for
similar e1gns merls IN this city.
PROF r. NATOS. Sa, No. SIKH avenue
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDsrsO,r, Dec 12-GPN
The being packet day for thu CAaads trade In Leaf
Ing articles OF produce was rather Apgul The sales
OF cotton were only 60 q moderate extent without
change In prices Holders were inoeed to 80 "a,
receipt 81 the next steamers witch witt De due
The present. week before operating soy great extent
The heur market steady. With fate sales OF this
fair inquiry for Cs-sdsn but atlovsrpicss Southern
-Four vas In Moderate demand at previous rates rye
-Four ara mstl continued heavy but without chSnge in
guotaions Sales OF prime Oe,-see ADD red western.
we're made on terms rated bsio~ corn vas arrl "A
Ia better demand. With fsir amount Of sales oats
we're lover While rye eod bsrsy continued d-m Pork
continued bnoysut With a fair snioaat Of sales In
eiuditg both mes and prime. Beef remainsi JuiI
aud transactions iight. Lard continued ste.iv with
piodotste cal . Butter nnt cheese exhibited no
marked change. sugar and mDlssses were duil and
prices ruled IA favor Of puteha'crs while coffee con-
tnued steady and prices uuchtnssi
Asnts The nsrkft vas s'eaiy for beth sorts a. 50
e2i 80 6s Tor pots, and SO ~ 50 97s for pearls
BsEswAr Sale OF 800 lie made ct gl.
BnEluslJtrs- ttsiu-The ate. oompriied 100 bbls ,
including fne at a t2y S437 soat At sig5 Al
ordinary common and .tfaght STATE at 81 50 IS;
Canadian az 81 GA IS, mixed Nichs gan aud o 10
at 81 rs 81 90 straight Nchissn At "a "a s5. v,rv
eood state tr.m canadian vh-sr aai fAvorlts wcst-
srn sat5l 2f; add pure Genessss aud fsacy ,iieh-
any material change from yesterdayis quotatioaa-
ssit'.g, forr safes were $50 btI. at IS IS 81 for
with sales q lb0 bbls vt 81 % Corn Meal was heavy
a. 81 20 for state S29 for Jersey and So So 90 for
prm. Grnssce at 81 %; and 1000 Bushels good wis.,
consin At ST. Rye rather tier With sales Il $500
bushels NJ tgc ooc the latter With short time Bar
lev firm. With faes of 0oO bushels good two 70 sei
a. ttc. Oars lover and the market very unset
tied. 10 600 bushels sold at ssc SIC for Jersey
and acc = 1870 for river aud canal Corn-sales Of
10 eco bushels made at Csc for new Northern SIC
fnrweavy Southern IS ase 80 for Western mixed
oVc atohc for Hat yellow SOC for common Southern
white; and coke Gle. for Northern and Jersey vel
low.
The sales Of the day are supposed 20 reach
200 bales Being packet day but little disposition vas
thorn to do business. We cootlDue our Quotations
LfvsnpooL CLAss,Ic. rros.
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uiLLINEnY. AND pny ooops.

fvo CoNfEoTIoNtRsANDrh GOops DEALERS
!ust received per SPLENDID. FROM Havrc very superior
assotmsnt n farcJ Paper BoSes sutatie for TIE
Ittaching holiday a. 81 greatly rednced rriccs. nv
SAMUEL HART n Co. 81 John street.
HIGHLY IhFORrANT-TuE SUBSCRIBERS. DEsT-
rous 70 close the remainder u their fall u Curtain
Materials, lace aud Husiin Curtains, Nn11w Cornisss
AIDES, Trut Ne. offer them redut ed
cert lever than other establishment IN The citv Call
early you want bargains at a. X. DAVIES 30 Bostry,
ard lC5 Fulton Stress
M ADAM TAhIE. TLOaPARfs, tis BROAvsAY.uAs
w tie pleasure nform tbs ladies' q Neg iefs, ara n.
vicinity. hat she viii oTen Wednesday ith nst rich
COLLECTION ~ french imported Ladc. ress Bonns Capt
Ceifures fsr Opgr Flowers and Feathers BEAD Oras-
uens for bs nc, 6c. Ntl wortsy the attention Of the
Tu'hc.
EIOAKa SACHS. NC -RfDUCTION IN PRiCRx-
~ !hhi lkt Co, IN view q the advancement
teas.n y ctr nom his date the balance their stock
tosf Sstts Sc ~ greatly reduced prices Par,icsiars
trtcn ~ requested 10 nufer of ELEGANTLY
s sachs from 81 % az also DO Do DO Co.ks from
SIC 70 t- price, auch below The VEL
vet, sih ana Ciotn tloaks Sacks. &C. s55 BROADWAY
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INTELLIGENCE By PIE NAILS.
sN~O~SO~oD~~>~ND>~~~~>S~>
TnIHTY-rIRsT COvGRRss.
FIRST SESSION.
.NNNNN0N0NN~NNN<>~~>.~4~
AMUSEMENT OF THE HOUSE.
o~os>No>~N>~<>>~oN~oN~~~or
Within Five Totes Of Speaker.
at

TUESDAY, December IL, 1s4s.
SENATE convened pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. Mr. SLIcER.
The journal having been read
Mr.. BRroHr appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD gave notice that he would ask leave
to introduce bill to provide for the payment Of vir
ginia military claims.
Mr. FoorE to q point Of order. The Senate
could not proceed to the transaction Of busnessthe
House not being organized.
The PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE decided that the
motion was Introductory to business 1t must be consid
cred as out Of order.
On motion, the Senate adjourned 10 the usual time
House.
TUESDAY, December H. ls49.
The House voted Immediately after reading of the
journal, viz
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.,ENyEi.,,y.


ITNbtRy-C NtBsC1 n co, LEwtbLgss. 81
Wall street up stsifs, oner for SALE moderate Ne
their tcck Of frsrch JssClry Crystal Ware Bohemian
Slass Phich they her 20 call te Of the
trade, and dealers from the country.
PAIL, TOsPKtss, AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
u, haiqrand Go --lmTeriers Of silver Plated eats
watches Clocks Diamond esery. Fancy Goods Gallery,
bohemian Glass ware, Nc &c. &C. Manufacturer. Il
silver Ntre IN variety ofsyle aud patterns dam,rd
and other rich eiry No 2 Broad sny south
Murray street. sign ~ he Golden Eagle have recently
received tEud copstanty rsctvireD from various
ries w Eur eytnsive yae'y Of 5srahs Articles
oiJewery ia ed Wsrc. watches Fancy Goods Sc
iactuied 20 crdcr from rftatna Ters1pay sell mauy
Which tefofe a. the ulci states rfeir
ASSORTMENT a Silver Ware ard Diamond jeweiry taanua-
tnred WIDER their immediate suprvsaDl nfyer
con ple'c They iryie thoir and the Me
ntral 70 call and select tom that
ec' thor ftock which IL LARGELY increased beth In va
rtty end rcl BEYOND their accustomed as.r
eht Holiday Fitstnta all Of which offered the
lowest Prices
Two LLwtLEHs AND DEALERS IN FANCY GUODs-
= w " Coles, Importer 90 Paris Fancy Articles has
just received OF GOLD and Charms ne
gyles Frenish Pans, Portem0nraes aud Ruhal0 comhs
worn bo5e. Dressing Cases sna Desks ase To let Hotties
te For sale, At low prices. W. H. COLES
Ne 70 Maiden lane, s.airs.
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The Wing Caucus, at Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1S4o.
The wings held In the hall Of the House Of
Representatives last evening There . full ct
tendance. Mr.. Cable Of Florida made o speech, de-
niDg his position which caused great sensation The
bert feeling psrvaded the meeting the members freely
interchapging opinions, but made nomination. IL
thought best to await the progress further ball
lettings to day when, as is generally understood the
wings will concentrate, either Samuel y. vinton
of Ohio, or Thaddeus Stevens, OF Pennsylvsna. The
caucus adjourned at an early hour.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1s4o
The wings have just held a caucus but have not
decided upon any particular course OF action Tho
policy OF such result b 20 say the least rather doubt
full bold stand would have been best. The demo-
Gratis, with 100 to commence with In the morning VIII
have decided advantage MIR Brown /, not precisely
the that ought to be placed Ia the chair as sue
csssor to Mr. Winthrop; but in the absence of better
he will probably answer every purpose. He Is we'll
acquainted with the members knows precisely where
they stand upon all political subjects and so FAR as
such qusln cations for the speakerhip GO undoub
edy good rejection ; but In thzt dignity which IL
required In the president Of legislative body IL must
be fairly admitted he Is much inferior to either Mr.
Cobb or Mr. winthrop. The question nov, however,
who can be elected The legislation of the country
has come TO a pause, aud uniess comp-omise 10
made th. eemests contendiog for the sstery will be
brought Into such violent contact, that there will be
no such thing as arriving At soy issue One good
thrg however, seems likely to result and that Is the
Tree soiiers are singing their fequiein.
~ they are enabled TO tand before country after
the result of the present Denominations In the House
are known and Understood those la favor OF that
pfehensive tentiment " the Union as 10 isD nay 40
well hang their harps on the willows
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MI AGNlfICENT EAuIBITION.-EVERS' GRAND
AVA original sgano series OF Moving Panorama opes
every evening for short previous besg
In London, at Stoppan's Panorama Hall, broadway,
Of Waller street. This magnificent chef I@ure
Of artistic skill, from original drawings. by the oestatrd
American artist John Eysrs and eight assistants They
are painted on over 90 feet Of canvas being by
raj thousand feet the largest painting In the world New
iIUdso Hi @ o. p b Whnnsmse"r{n East .yer.
are Of such imnenss magnitude that IL Is impossible to
scribe them some conception DO formed when
that this wonderful painting contains the figures
million Of thousands and tens Of thousands Of houses
ships: stages boats re The awful and Of
the Astor Opera House Riot the grand and sublime
q tbs Burning Of the Park Theatre They have nearly
three Preparation and 250 dollarp Door
at W o'clock; Panorama TX precisely Ad-
ission cents; Children under half
CLIDDoNs IGYPT1AN COLLECTION AND GRAND
~ moving Transparent Panorama Nile, Egypt and
Nubia IL miles with Oral kooSas
Chinese buildings, $50 Breadwsy-is now opon daily
hsenirg. from e NJ and Saturday MOrai.ys. from
hrtquiiiea Mummes ke and splendid Tabloaux ~
Eyphich Writings, Paintings, Sculptures.
Arabian Turkish Greek and other Oriental Music
~ Monsieur Dona' Ssar performed during each exhibition
Admssionkyenings 90 cents and Saturday MORNINGS IS
cents; children, half price, Glddons Hand-Boo
Panorsma a. the dosr. price cents. For other partcu
lars, small bills.
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CoFrrs = frices we're without change. Sales Of 300
bags Jaws Ike.
fsricsr,.-- Moderate engagements we're making to
Liverpool st T82d. for cOttou 4id Sd for grain. at
about IL I'd for -four; and ct ZEE sd. for heavy
Ftvr.- There was q brmer feeling In rail-
fnsll fslrs ct ~ SO. Half and quarter boz
sitter. Also, sales OF so bills Havana
cosstvise, at IS so.
GrsskNo was dali The last sales
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NAVAL STORES.

CUsTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE
~ Nov. a. l549Sealed proposals will be received Mt this
Office until the th day of December next for the supply Of
Haons to the United States Revenue Cutter this station
for the term Of from the first day Of January
The for the cutter service the that allowed
In the naval emitting the liquor and consists Of
articles enumerated in the following table, to witt
tFr.otions Of q
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