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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19


Ala- alas for Hsnein
There zane INTO many oursler. ?afs
4 text which -ay- rat Heavens gaze
Opes 10 he rcn ~ as essy rs'e
A. he reeile'- 49, = fukr- 4 camel l
The MAYOR -euf Pat Wes' North and South,
To cEeI the Piper bv v I'D Of oOufh.
Wherever 4 Wa mems .O' ~ ind him,
Silver and gold 20 rs hearts content,
Ifhe q only re'lr. re wsT ne Ne'i
And b~uE ne Children behind liin
By when fh-v Jaw twas iosi endeasp',
AID Per and dancers were gone forever,
The made 4 decree fnat .afvT ers never
st5u.d ,h.uk rh-ir record, dated duly
II. s;f.r liz day n he ugnih and yer.
These words I'D n0f - vel appear
Aud s1 .ong afer What happened here
HOn The Twenty second ofJ1ly,
Thirteen hundred and Seventy si1
And The better n memory % II
The place offae cnll1ren's at rs'rea-
Thev called it he Pied Pipers sueei-
Where arv one playing On PIPE Or labor
va. are Tor he flture % lose Eis labCr
Nor suffered hey hO-telry OF tavern
To shock with mlr-t street 80 sos~r'-.
Bat opposite be place q ne esysrn
Thew wrote he story 90 column
AID or ne greaf cnurca window panied
The .srie 10 male LIZ world acquainted
Vow her children were stolen away
AID here r stands 70 MS YER Day
AID mus not ONT ~ ~
That IN Transylvzlia here = a ME
Of sien people mat ascr.ee
The og,.andisn Vays and cress
On which her a-ignbor- ~ -aeh -us--,
To the.r ssfhers and ulofhers haTing fl--n
Out of some s1tferra1eoL1 1ri-qn
Isto which they were repanDed
To-r enc ago u = II Ehfy band
on - Harne,ln town z BrursEick anf-
BUt bu-E o. why, fhey d01'' Vnder'i-nd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

DEsrRrcrIvE FIRE Is KEssIsor o. p a..
~nsvs steam saving scd planning a.. 80 ~ ~.
ocs.ed between Beaesi aSd ~ hy Are lss,
s.Sbt slout N oesocs ms WAS ons q Or 1870
.snenIs Of The krd n tss e2.g ThsIo.. wn pro,
~iih ~ eon,rns. , a. So philadelphia san, issh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

Thy fought he dogs. and killed re ca,
And bf fhs babies r he crsdle-.
Ana ate the cfee-es out 81 hi vais
And hcke-i tn- SOUP from re COCKS owl Isa4rs
Snhf open he kegs oi -ai'ed Spas,
Made pests INSIDE meu- SUNDAY hs'-,
And even spoiled the Womel's chats.
b. drowning their speaking
Win sarezing and sqIeaSirS
d. ffrr d reFrrf -.Isrrs 40 Ea--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

Rf4,Rgs T-7 ilche. md hrfs four o1eh1rdr'6th'o l
The u a. and 5'h and no 1871 md lf'h were 'o'sT
oc,s 0ra' showers drrng he day bol Of ne ~ ana t
mo .sv being oterwhere- c.esr There . sn tn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

To he Town Hal cane soe.ins
q. T. c,s.r- cried thev. our Mayor : roddy +.
Az a. for our orPcrsnon-shoczing
ID T. fbink .se buv gowns lnei VIII ermin-
I'd For tolfs taaf cant ~ won't dcirrnline
. yV5s,'s h.-f 20 "a u. - our vermin
. yo-' ~. beesr.e v0u re Old aud obe-e.
D.. To End m ne Jury eivlc robe ease
u. ? ouss m 81 GIVE your brains racs-ns
b. To f1d he remedy we re lacking.
D.. a, .n-s a. fare. we u send you PACKING
Al ms toe Msvor and COrporznon
Ouaket with a mighty eousscfueton
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

.v,s.YoRK DAILY TRIBUsE is PUBLISHED
'nA VERY MORNING (sUSDAYS EXCEPTED,
. TIE Tribune Buildings, corner of spruce
~ 4 Nnssan .trect., opposite the City Hall,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

,-,,.or,,,. Oreaon, and the Sandwich Islands,
, s,,',,tst on the depef'ure Of ssch Msl Steamer oi
r.ssgres rnco 81 cent? per copy. .
'n's GRKELEY 4 McELRATH. FDbisn"f-
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THE uEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
For European Circuia tiOn,
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

4. plblshed ON ne dePaFluf' 81 taHu NM H'''s' 7
Z ,rs,pool Fnoe 81 cents per copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-19

An hour rb.-v safe n counsel
A. l.urth he MAYOR ornse silence
ayor. az, der I { ny errnine gown sel.
~ r,sh were nlll- 0ence
-f.'s essv 70 bit or rack ones bran
~ =, srlrs ~ rcor head sch-s again,
o. ". .~-a.rnet = -. s1c a. N Fa-h
aOt fo~ a -rSp a ray, rap
H.. - - saif IT, whsf stOuf hAf
49, rhas,ber door tuf genre at
O. Y GO r-i-s ~ MsrcT VIA ma
1V-,fh ne Corrora1ou - ~ sai
io,,ki-r I--le ihCuEh wcndrnus AZ
81 sr,rh-er was his eve, nor mois'er
Tb,r a foo-icrs -open-c oFssef
So when - ncOr rs fsrnct -" ml'inous
-, -is,e ID -,rr,e green Ard gluunC1s.l
ac-iv f. .--,rtug II shoes OF DC PEI
o. .,,..h--v b ke h s0grc ~ FH
Mac nv besrr 70 plis-pai
Come Id ttr MAYOR eTe'l- .eyA-iS llszei
,-I u a. ~gu,e lie --rl1Fesf aC14Fe
-. - - - from bee % Aesd
W 80 ofvelioSs Azt hall o, ret
- = Es-,-e.f ssas TAI and l-l-
u, 49, br.e cTes. each Ike Pm.
- ti~H, l,cse hair yet s,FNrthy sk1
< - -, ~he-k nor beard OF cntn.
n, ,rs where smiles weri oCf Ant IL
Tss.-.. VA. ~ guessing his An All Al
- robuoav Good enough I1l-rs
r. "a ran ard his G1a.rf a,-lre-
ouofb upe Il a. ny grra-grA1dsire-
- S.,-.spy N A. he Trump Of DoOus tone,
aBsd waked hrs WY ron bis PAINTED iorno--'s'ne
VI
Hs .dy.unod ~ tie eoGBcll-taese; -,
Az. Yess y0u< seeorA' 40 % y 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
FINE ARTS.

A nIRIcAS ART UE1oN.-rHE pisrsIBUrfoN WILL
"A tale place at the Tripsr Hall rrda, sveaas De-
eembsr 90 Men bers and LADIES' adult ted. One thsusanA
worhs Of art, including Tspnss ulptures, stasuetss
medals in bronze, Rc. will b. Aiottea the members
Aneng s painting the wcrks cf Cole Lsutre
Ner Huntpgten, Church. Gss. Doushty, Kensett Css-
lear hattesor oigpouH Rss.iter ddie LAar "a
her. Nay Biehs Dess. Crorsey Rannsy Inpsss ssearns.
an reid mt artist % whish sSp $50 and
$50 each. Among the WORKS distrbu arN
sixty proof from the large tol
mel rrumbuis celetrs~e ptures Of the battle
Hin. and the ds.th q ManiFonsry Rseh meuber tbs
year. besides share In the distribution the shove
works Of ART entitled % snErA.ng In ue ~ Burt
tsIe 1ok ~ 1 inchesl from Mr. Lsss
% Anne rsge, Slender and shAov and line sn
in hgtsst style (Urs az BY 10 nshs.l from
paintugs by the fclovirE Dvsan ~
Arcadia BY Cole; Dover Pains Dur,ns the Iesneeiass
BY Lsstfe; the New Scholar b. Edmoads: the Osrd-
are on exhibition In the Eiiery Witch atter ton
ruhli'hers that neerfa.ss shieh msmberr Of ss5
tvsr,y dollsrs ngschncveafea ~ AZ -he have cram
ined tbe egeon ht noe ha. been sshbit-
Cd IN riea equ.y RIB IN st.rsetion. The sshserser
for the present year has unequsled orpcrtunity for
sehisyins ihs triple rurgss q ms uaes return
fer ar All mer 81 sec uriu4 the 81
Iior vori sia,fyiIg III. taste for sad Of .noriss
ierguon I've dollars should BE- msss wthout delay Free
rsheritf, nt ninE The psbusss, kc day and
evening Nc. f97 Broajway. near Bro Ims str ct, ~ T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

HfOS r
pur.psrrrrs- Flow-The market for common npur
vas very frn, with an active demand for speculative
Investment and fair for the Eastern and city trade
The medium brands were firm, aud In some request
for the trade. For export there was nothing doing
worthy of attention ohio more Inquired for, aud
prices Of this description favored the seller. The
stoek was qraduslly deereasins az we'll as the re-
ceipts, which only $500 barrels, BY the North
river, during the day. The traneaotions IN domestic
Amounted 20 140oO barrels, at - 81 y, fer SUR
- Is 81 ~. for No. superane; 81 es 81 rs for
eemmon 20 fsvorite state 50 Gsh for mixed Wi.cen-
Elm; with mixed to straight Michigan, Ohio, and n.
diana ct 81 rs 81 s7k. good 10 fsvori,s Ohio and
fancy Michigan, at - 81 81 %; pure deneeee at 50
$50 sAi fancy esuesee .. s. l2S a 30 ~ isneJ
20 sTk q Sc SO. In Canadian we have no new feature
TO report rbs market arm with sales OF 900 bol.
At ~ 50 70 In bond. soathern -four vas steady
With sai.s Of 900 hhs at t5 l2H for common brands
and 80 70 IS rs for fancy Rve fo was less plenty
has not varied The inquiry was light With small sales
Jersey at 50 90 81 09k Wasaf- There was a gooi
ssmsnd Tor oil descriptions, but the high Views Of
hodtrs OF domestic, checked transsctJus. The last
sals OF prime Genesee a. 81 ~. held higher
In Canadian We have alteration 20 note The safes
sidoe on private terms The tendency vas up YARD
Rye has improved, with eales Of 900 bushels At 15
We closing buoysnt BarisH dpll sad heavy ABOUT
500 bushels common two-roved have changed hands
ct IS $40 In Oats there was fair business doing
at "a 47e for Northern and ~ s4ic for Jersey
Corn vss very nrm, with improving tendency aud
COED demand The operations fcot up "a 900 bushels
at 6s a Ceo for new Northern and southern yellcv ;
6Bc for Southern white 68 coo for ola Jersey
yellow and 60 700 for old NoFihera round yelloS
and mixed Western fhs receipts OF grsin to-day per
North beats embraced seq bushels wheat 600
bushels barley 6CO0 bushels oats and 600 do corr.
Corros--.fhe market contiuues unsettie1, aad
mice rather favor the hos "a tbi srtsle The sales
todsv utre about 700 bales, baais q l3ac. for
miloIur upland l54s. for midtling Gultsi and i4Nc
for strict fair upland
paovsfovs -Port-The market fer Ohls was steady
With fair retail inquiry and coles Of go barrels AZ
sli rs Ter mess snd IS IS for rriae BJ was IN re-
eueet With sales Of $50 bills at So 90 st0 Tor mess
snd "a IS a 80 SIX for prime; tdAe better. beJ
Ans active with sales Of 900 bills, Of slt SO
,b.v run. or st4 SO weighed out Lard was less firm,
bntths dernand was good Sales roschsd 100 barrels,
st7ke Ts{c, With ti0 barrels very prime At cents
y, "a heas brought in retail lots 20 day 64cr show
,na an improvement Butter ~as very heavy, with
s,5opr tendency The stock here az Mt " very
isrsg, and IL Is ths opinion Of many heavy dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
Died,


On Thursday morning, 18th inst, MARY, daughter
of Charles and Mary Fletcher aged two years and eight
months
The friends and acq sintances of the family are re-
the residence Of her father No 235 Fulton street. at
i ocloskP NJ.
At Dobb's Ferry, on Thursday morning, Dec 18th,
after long and painful illness, EmLISE L. McrURcK
the wife OF william Mcrurck sged 81 years, months
and days
Her remains will be taken to New Hamburger for In
teIment
Newburah and Poushkeepsie papers please copy
On Wednesday December 11th, JANE, the wife Of
William IL Hathorn In the 32d year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the fsnily requested
to attend her funeral Friday 18th, from her late
residence. Of South Third and Eighth streets,
Wnamsburgh, at half past O'Clock.
Geneva papers please copy
On Wednesday, at Enersle, Rhinebeck, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH KELLY. aged rs years widow OF Robert Kelly.
Her friends and those of her sons, William and
the house Robert Kelly No West Sixteenth street.
on Friday, 18th inst, at p NJ.
On Thursday morning, Dec 12th MARY, infant
daughter Of joseph and Mary Mcconnell aged three
lungs
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, on Friday. at
o'clock from her parents residen ce, 262 Hou ston
street, corner OF Suffolk street.
Dec. IL, Of water on the brain, CLIFFORD ARMS
FLOCK son Of Afford and Maria Flock, aged years,
8 months and 20 days
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
ate his funeral this rday) Afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence in Fitieth street. three doors
west OF Third His remains will be taken to
Trinity Cemetery.
on Thursday. Dec 18th instant, of consumption,
FRAscEs L GRAHAM, aged 16 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her grandmother Mary
jerks, SIS Murray street. Friday Dec 18th, at 3
o'clock. Ter remains will be taken to Poughkeepsie
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

Boston, Dec ll-Brokers Board-l6 shares Ogdensbury
Railroad as 10 do, s so do 4Oh; rs do. bod 40-; Is
DO. .oh IS Old Colony Railroad S5 80 do $50 Phila-
de- pLiA Baltimore Railroad, BIZ $50 Do.
$50: s% IS so sly 20 Do. boa s,; us as ,0t sys;
Sin; IS Blk: Is do bsOd So 100 DO s60t 49, 81
2e do seod 5sAi Is Reading Railroad, SIN 80 d. sod.
tion Raroa1, 7O l2 Michigan Central Railroad loS 2,
Western Railroad, l05 50 Northern Railroad s60d H.
d. n; Boston and Maine Railroad, IO5i 50 Edsswerth
Company, s 1876 do 81; 10 East Be COMPANY 49, %
do i91k 80 d. I9x nerobauts Bank. l09: ~ fremont
Bank. iO6h; 10 ooehitnate Bank, lol Haaitor Manu-
Company 7eO S2l60 Norfolk County Railroad
Bonds tdD 81 900 Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad
Bonds So SECOND Board-9i shares Old Colony Railroad,
R.iTead sscd "a 20 6dgsxSr.h Company 100 w%ns-
ton ksr.,d SIN 70 Cheshire R.soad- oSa; % osdens-
BALTIMORE, Dee. IL Stock Board-Sl0oo naryla nd S.
more ard Ohio Rsi,ro.a 81 50 do time Ss Is Do tine
Do time. ,s: rs do time 6sx IS do time. S; 10 DO g.
20 Do, e7x IS d. time, 6s At the board, Maryland s.
ed Olk bid lO2 asked; Baltimore 6 1890 l0i bid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1867 81 bid sI4 asked
DO. shares, g. u bid 6 IN asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13

Excess of 1850 1919. .......o lag 2o0e4 400
Under the circumstances the increase this year is
crafty ing. Canals throughout the northern section
the country have been particularly unfortunate this
year. Tuo freshets, unprecedented for the sea
SON. have swept through them causing various break
sses and delays In nsvgation but the result so far
tolls concerned, has not been disastrous
tieipated
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Penn
sylvsnia Railroad held Ut the osice OF the CON-
pany on the 9Th inst, at which the city of Phadel
pha county Of Allegheny, and district Of Spring Gar
dom wer. each represented by authorised agents, to
take into consideration the supplement to the act In
cooperating the pany approved last April aud for
other purposes. The board of directors submitted
report through the President Of the company, recon-
msnding the acceptance Of the supplemental charter
passed last April which provides for avoiding neces
sary expense and delay In the settle Of Ian dams
ses changing the termination Of the fiscal
from tie 3Irt Of October to the 3st OF also
recommending that the capital stock of the company
be to ten millions Of dollars under the au
thty conferred by the 10Th section Of the act Of In
corporation as necessary preliminary to such fur
ther action may be required to provide means for
constructing the mountain division Of the road The
supplement to the charter then read, after which
preamble and resolutions, embracing the above re-
sommendstions we're submitted and unanimously
adopted The present capital Of the company Is 10000
shares, or seven million q half OF dollars, aud the
additional 10 600 shares, or Two million and hsit OF
dollars will be disposed OF In the same msnner and
subject TO the liabilities the original shares
the Hon. Samuel D. Russlss has: Il appears, az
o@pted the Proficiency OF the Dauphin aud susque-
hannah Goal Company-from ell socouats. the most
promsinx enterprise of the coal kind In the United
6tstes IL controls the MONOPOLY Of the sem btumi-
nous coal In the southern coal field 10 prepared next
year TO bring one TO two hundred thoussnd tons 20
mhet aud IL entirely free from debt. IL pour. its
treasures down through the susqushsunsh VALLEY TO
Uavre Dc Grace and gets 1t tide water 81 about 81 per
ton Mr. Rugglss certainly brings to bear upon this
tmnepte enterprise great practical knowledge, CON-
biped With energy aud real, which iev can boast
The stock OF the company 10 Owned BY our welthsst
The coal Of this psuy IL In demand for steam
purposes and IL particularly adapted to the manuisc
ture OF iren The demand from our snufsoturers In
the valley of the sasq uehannAh alone Is sufficient to
nearly ell the company can ct present mine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

DISsoLuTIoE or PARTSEssdIP-NOTIcE.-
~ keretofors existing betwecn H. X. TAT-
LoR and JAsIsa De BAUFkE. az forwart ing ami COM
mission Merchants as Chagrcs. New 0ransda this d.
5stovvd in consequences q the death o. D. paufrs
Ths business viii hereafter Be conducted By
NIX. TAYLOR
p.KTsyior fc-pr-dins srs Commission serci ant Che
rres ksv CranadsI rreparca te forward all roots
pt care having ight draft boa.s With tniis
rubber tuitsble for the convsyanoe q pasnrs sad
freight have nso made gementa with Ran, Rune
Co Trsnsvo.on Agents ~ Corgous and Cruces that
shere will be no deiay upon the Isthmus. -
Rsfsreucs J, Howard d Son, - Brosd~aY. Oar Agents
ATE, l. Haas, IS Beaver streets Runss Co, Pansma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
INSTRUCTION..

TEE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY A SHORT
ard Easy hetkod.-hA MICHEL. formerly In
sructros in the Institution o. the LEGION q Homer In Paris
" dssout Of ottainng pupils for the French lang As
her knovedKo Of Ens IL limited she addresses herself TO
these peFsOss ony who nave sreaay seqursd partial
knt vleFe Of the french and desre 70 perfect them
selves the snguags ard 70 aoqursa correct pronouncs
ton Unexce will be rven. Application
be made TO Madam eiells hlCHEI eS6 Broadway be-
tween the hours % 2 aud y. n.
SPANIsH LANouAeE-oKAL sYsIEx-.PRsr. VIM
~ rut Of the University o. New York, viii
olass rett 1uttdey 20 meet twicea week st lessons
will he given grat before the hesins. Appy at 5
roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
RE w ARDS.

QC0 REWARD Will Re GIVEN FOR ruE RICO
pkO very Of the body % wiliism Push who fell ever
board on wesnssdsy from The ssrs Adams, who's som-
Ina through the Narrow In hoight he
inches dark complesi n, black hair dressed In
striped cotton shirt red comforter dark sash
pilot cloth vest, stripped pants with broad stripe
scans white rocts and shoeB TIE shoVe re~.rd WIN DO
paid BY j. w. Barter Aaa ~ Ca,barns street. aav
person who can give inorms,Os wbes the body 10 TO b
fOund.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
INpIA RunnEn Goops.

~ UBBER GOODS wAREBougE.-DsALEag Mss D.
- qnst ters ONION luea Nuther Comrary, ~ erttae
uree.. New tert, where b four TIE isrgr ana ct
scmrleto apartment az uooe 1ut Ne se ~ fe-
taniied kuttgr Goods, ofoIgc n this ,euntry
MErVefy artic,e IN the rchtcf ne rtnufs- uti ~ e
Ecmrany vhish uiil he cold % thc Trade ~ iae,ty a
Ccuwfv trd expert daalsra vu Nr1 many srtces u ire
stsvs ptett veil ,.rtrt ~ tt~ srtf snf when viii r-y
hendfrrsc rroft VS. - sr'ffita WIN rTtfts Atsohed
ell ~ furnisheA Il Aerlevs rher tefrfrrf
DATTNT AAPkN RUBBER OyBRsuOES HORACE
m Day rs Ctrrtlardt street. ~ row recelrlng larTe
quantities crthcse autfui otrsno from his tory ~
quality vhfch ~shes comoon In the rark % ~ e
souhnaon ipsemuh - he hts the tEht 70 uss Coed
HurNue Patents The yulo suppose the shoes
better nertfor M TIE truth shoes are made Ia
ne United stetes aecdns 20 cr undcr 0ootysars ratent,
.nd saurirg IL frsud the public Prices
" the darsnNcns sfe 81 osnts pair Womsns
aa ptr parf Mspus d. 20 - a per pair.
- 90 IN store or sale. Liberal dscouht buyers
for erpOrI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13

that II was never known to Be 20 large ct the same
time Of the year. CAssss mere abundant. and
vuits nominal. 1t Co. oxc The receipts Of provisions
to- day by the North river, limited TO 100 pscks
gee Of beef, $50 do butter, and 500 boxes chesse
REAL BsrArE.-B By auction, the following houses and
lots we're sold property In Brooklyn);-House aud
lot No 30 Dueld street 20x100 S2t00 house and lot
No. Al Butler street, 25xlO0, $2O55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
AMUsrmENrs Ir PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUEs MUSEUM. PuILApKLPHIA-P. r. BAR-
nun. Proprietor and Manager, henry sardford Asse-
tsnt hsnafer.-Essagemsns q Gen. fom Thumb VIE
Icy peiIernsa WIN gresi success .. the Americas
nins In his peculiar psrforu.nos The talented
viii present many varied sHd interesting psces miGD
Honeywel the srrlsss prodiEy remains Two psrfern-
daily at ard o'elSek Admittance Is ceus Gnu
tren. under 10 years. l2k ee-bs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


Az PETIT PARIsIES sANUFAc TORY AND WARE.
N room, w CaHai The subscriber has en- hand and
ars for sale alarre Of ELEGANT Fancy Tables
,p,, g. -. W. oa we 49,, p,r,. ~ ~. ,.ss.
unique oheracter hlo 10 prepared 10 execute w tho best
manner, all orders Tor fancy srticies JViNCsNT.
T'BohssE. BEosDwAY rs NOW OFFERING sohe
" the Rev York marhet 81 hts old Eand NJ, Cliater
hnlet fersors eoungt 10 the above market viii do veil
70 fivc him call
N puPHlT, Ia DIES HAIR DREssga A PUPIL or
~. - ttoat recently arrived irom Paris AZ ore 81 the
eh. hre " Dupr.t recsived from ne King o.
We at ~ nskihg igs Toupeos, frsstsa hsh. Iesaut
snd seryceable rsrfuery of P4rs address at sadsne
kaunys no. eoa broadsay New York
II eoFINe -GeoDwINs cHsAP PATENT SHEATH
~ inF nakcs cheap, haht ard daratie ref dgse on
cents Per foot s,d se' oes,p, cis S,s ara
the hst tfe YES fer smoky chimney ONE, 23 spring
iueeh tssr Hudson.
WHAT ~ ms .KgAsoN DALLIxokE SELLS so
w mtry bottles or Wines, Ersndes abd liquors t.r lam
r,t,S t. - 1910 ~ pc up 49, 49, y.
ntue Upon b atd warranted purt anoher good and sut
cent retn H. h does rot roairay expenses
sns rrts ard fotd reluros u hs ebeot Scotch hles
pies seut Lofdon Porter, &c, iuss received IN
A. BALTIMORE. III Houston .. cor. ot vOiserryss.
2.OOO. 600 %, a5Irsts Ns.ssisY. 9! , pa
sno 50 donep crth shilling bottle has atena the hair
On numter q rersons W Ailnu Or K.s asnt a. f6t
hfosdray he'd no hair f hftssn year ne comwsnssa usns
FAST lie Will tell % other vonaerful Ne Patton ~
lenhers only used to,te 'art ths hair All ever his
ss.a M Nm ca!ss.r - ~ hsr y Y sso bottles
Don't fail % terd and elrsulsr taning me
tenisAihg SAssSn record soia slso HJsst fs Basan.
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TREVET.I.Eas, .sUTDE.

MEW YORR AND PGILApEIrHtA.-EEw TCRx
~ ard PhsioiphiA nirsct-Uri.ed States n sh fins-
rhrcush IN 81 h0ure via New Jersey Raroad. Fare
uesi 20 IS fr clss aad a. 50 r sscord cisss Leave
View Tcfk A. M from loot o. Ccurtsntt and ~
pAs. sadB NJ from foot ef IAheTty street, Leave Phi
isderhs ~ sasS A. ~ ana p. NJ fost 81 walnut
f~~rsi
CBANeK or HOURS aTfRR monday. aIsr oCro-
" her, Camden end Amboy Rsilread Line Tor Philsdel-
rhia ~ room, ~ tea gohu Potter daily, Sun
i1eeptsd, from pieT No. Eorih River. Ears a.
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nu.LINEny AND ~. GOODS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN sHawLs.-JAxEs BECK q
" CO. will offer from this date the balance Of their stock
Of ehav AZ greatly reduced prices consisting o. Cashere
long and square shaws, ala 81 which are this Fas m
poraton and entirely des Particular sts-tion "
.ye std ooorrg oannot BE surpassed in the city Ne Ss
Bfosevsy.
LytEOANr GOODS TOR EvENfN0 OVERWHELMING
~ dd SIN vslvets, lafd wide masniaeent Csshmere
Stavls; patterns Bay state Long Ghawsj excellent
0l ls. nna l2t Rath Barkets rich Lace Dyapsry, In
SETS Inris Frsneh herros fe,rce colors Paramatmas,
every shade, will te offered this week. reduce
ton az the BOwfRY SAVINGS srORR, l9G 10 Fery
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UAI.IFnRNIA.

CALiFORNIA-THR CpEAPBsT PASSAGE3 TO SAN
" franeisco, hy powetiul ard c1mnodious stean hin
car le Obtained by tpplyipgtt BkAlHB NOUNI hlh.S
nfs Posssgo once lOt south s;rett, corner OF Beck
uan. NJ staifs.
OfnEN hhyFEs-(RfCTD L. OaDES. THO9 =.
" AaAnes l-Nheltsaie aud Ccnsral J0mmi ie0n Mer-
aqts ser frarciaco, California. terchandse cuusigned
ous VII Pc rsced boiTa stsrs ship sai soil "
euIl,t thus avcidrr az rsta 81 Ora. Rtfer % Mm
" Saiy = 20: hsw sshl Jestth saassr, 60 LOMBARD
doi JorAir saith, so y. r. asies, DO; read RawlS
AltIEY,