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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-01

shot decd ct st Louis BY John 9. I-hcmas Ebeasssr
Elliott the famous Corn Law Rhym,v died st Assiil
2-surDAv.-Great excitement in Bo. ton, in oonss-
queDce Of the supposed murder Of DR. ParlNman Ade'
lsids, Queen Dowsger Of England, died.
Sion william short, OF the United st. Ntss dlpo-
matte corps In the time Of jefferson, died " Phls-
delpbis.
A. American citizens iusuted ct Aux Cages The
American topsui thrsa's snsd with decapita,ion F"r
hundred OF the insurgents Of the 18th Of June
by the Attorney General Of Paris
l0-Tbe District Attorney ONCE, in New York, rob
bed Of most Of its papers.
I2-Exctipg scenes in the House Of Representatives
ofthe United Safes attempted conflict between Messas
Dner, Of New York, and Meade. Of Virginia
lb-Arrivsl Of OK Governor Ujhafy, Of Comorn. and
family and Mile Apolons Jsgelio, late Of the Hungs
rian army. 1t New York.
1s-visit Of sx Governor Ujhssi and the Hungarian
celebrated violcncellist died at Philsdephis
20.-Willism Miller founder of the sect Of Latter
Day Saints. died ut Low Ham ptop. Y.
2l.- Sir Henry Bulwsr the British Minister TO ths
United States. arrived at Washington
22-The House of Representatives, Of the United
States Congress organEss by the election Of Howell
Cobb as Speaker The Prutsisn Minister Baron Won
Gerat, presented TO the President Of the United
States. The 229th aprivsrssry the Landing Of the
Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock, celebrated throughout New
England
seRted to the President Of the United States The fret
messsge OF President Taylor delivered the Congress
Of the United States Resolution offered In the s.
Senate calling upon the President for the charges
fered against those removed from office rince March
--cop pfsgrstion at Akron, Ohio $50 600 worth Of
property destroyed Revolution In the u 3 House Of
Representative calling upon the President for infor
nation relative to the appointment Of civil military
Governors Of California and New Mexico
81 The Legislature Of Maryland assembled Re-
solution In the u House Of Representatives. calling
for oil knowledge Of the Executive relative TO the
traordnsry proceedings attending the seizure of Tgre
island by the British any part OF Central America
and copies Of all treaties negotiated with Central Ams
rica under the ausp pces Of the u government. Re
solution offered in the Congress of United States
abolish the Home Department Resolution to provide
territorial for all that part of tine terri
" east
Of the Sierra Nevada mountains and excluding slavery
tbs'sfrom. protest from Kentucky against the ad-
mission ~ Deseret presented to Congress At mid
night, st Faus struck the twelfth hour IS49 ex
pired.
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Mortality OF New York City for the Yeer

The following statistics Of the mortality Of the past
year prepared with great labor aud will be found
to poses great deal Of interest for the reader The
total mortality for the year Is % a2 which is half
more than last years. total namely IL 6s the difference
beng775+ Cholera and its kindred diseases with the
increase Of population this the deaths
by cholera alone being SOFA In other respects the
lst year rather healthier than it's predecessor.
The following table exhibits the mortality In weeks Of
both years also the relative proportions Of and
women boys and girls for the year ls49:-
MORTALITY or 1879, IN wKrxs COMPARED VITA Is4a
Week enatng Men. Women. Boys. GirIs. Total Total
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The oosps tells the places of nativity Of those Who
led IN Nev Iurk within tb. Last xesr.-


~ VII Be- cen from the fore Eeng. that next to the
lrr.d Sis'es. the mortality " natives Of trelsbd
stsroe by far hsiesi. ~ course sboaing that they
o. ttute IN. largest portio. ~ foreign. born
pnisttcp The neat 20 ireland fs G-rmsay. being
hc~sv.r only shuie then fourth its number.
Tie neSt In order is knssnd then Scotland and then
IfsDse
fkorobTlCN or DEATHS TO THE POPULATION.
The nus Der ~ dss sths IN proportion 90 the popua-
tim " Tar greater ~ white than of men ~ cuor.
she sre number nt the d.aths 70 the latter is only
tt4 about IN 4O the tstio ~ deaths " whit.
60 the prIuafiCn 10 about In 20 80 that the popu
lsiit istsu o. CBe uf vhifes over blacks
he To- svire 10 let ~ the diseases which the
csusss ~ dssfh. aud the number that died Of sschf
sH's'. IN the year, compared With the for the
yssr ls+h ~.
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In looking ovsr the fsrgoiuR It fail to striks
The reader. In bow many instances the numbers for
1S and lS4e, asrse In rsfersccs II tbs dis
eases there 10 another fast that 10 very obvious the
enormous dsproportion Of oonsumption and diseases
OF the bowels ss comparsd With all other Of
Seafh IL We deduct chofsrs. the kem Of coasump-
ton will amount ~ nearly eighth Of the remain
der OF the entire bill Of mortality and II the other
dseaoes OF the lungs add~d shall have fetal
of us. or more than fifth Of the whole number
deaths. excepting cho'rrs. Ths latter scourgs With
other diseases Of the bowels ooassuted fully
the mortality.
CNOTERA
Cholera began In the latter end Of Msy and ran into
November; It ceased however. a. 40 epidemic In tbs
latter end OF September The cases in October and
November were of emgrants IL culDinatsd in the
week ending July 2lst, when the wfole deaths
400 snd deaths by cholera ia IL gradually de-
clined froR that time till it totally disappeared In
1882 the deaths by cholera 3,s08 in 1884 they
were s{ The deaths exceed 600 for the last year;
but taking into account tEr difference OF poputtoa
the Do'tali', was not great In 1872 Che three
most fatal weeks in 1882 those ending July 2lst
when there were 7l6 deaths 2sth July 686 deaths and
the fret week in August, 3sS deaths The three most
fatal weeks IN the last the three
Ing weeks'-Jufy 2lst,7l4; July 2Sth, 692; August
4th. 658.
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Majority % lsa9 over lsi8. ............. TIA
There IL remarkable dispsrity between the deaths
of boys sDd gs the former being esi --ary 20 per
cent greater. There is slro difference between
the number OF deaths Of men and women The dias-
renee between the mortality OF and females is
as sfollows:-
lw"i mh's. 1890. 5000. '...sss ~ 700
I. 10 o-1
Majority Of males. ....................1 1 ls0
The differences bstween adults and ohildren stands
thus
fuule. sss.s.. .......... .lleOt
thloItn. ssss. .ssss.... .lo.5lO
hgofity CT s1uis. o3l
The sohjoned will exhibit more mnutely the ages o
Al. - Al. ... ~.
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,Annum DOrnini 1849.
NN>~~~~>rNN>~~o~~~~rNN~
The Beginning, Progress, and Close
Of the Year.
THE HERALD RECORD.

Our readers will find in this record -
Isl-A chronology of the evepts Of lS49.
1d-The norta ali in city of Y-rk for the year
Sd-1he emigrs hop 1T he Of New York
AhArrivai q vessels at 10 from foreign ports
bh1he her and Of vessels built In ehip
ysrsf ~ New Yrk
6h-vssseit built in h. Tni'ed States.
The statistics of the civil courts ~ tie city.
iNk--The criminal statistics of New York.
u The state Cf the her for the yea.
1bs passages Of the Atlantic during the year.
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NskinR grand totsi NJ. .33H
We are indebted to Col Thorn, Of tho Custom House
Barge once for the sbov. report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-01

The following 10 the number Of emigrants and oiti-
passengers for the year ls49 in each month up
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,WELVE MONTHS HISTORY
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

The Southern planter stands on nrmer ground than
any interest in this country and n they will be true
10 Themselves, and treat with whitening contempt
those who have grossly and maliciously misrePre-
sented them abroad poor, beesarly, card playing
set who're necessities would force them to sell freely
this winter, at any price, they viii put IL out Of the
power of the Manchester spipners, or New England
sbolitioniste, TO interfere another year.
Cotton manufacturing is like every other pursuit;
come thrive some get suddenly rich, aud some are
ruined. &c Is sn unquestionabls fact, that mazufae
tuIers algsys complain, and apparently nearly ali
goods stsadlly made at loss which renders the
steady Increase Of spindles year after year in the
face Of thesc comp aints natter Of no little wonder
20 the uninftstsd In the beet Of times, mill, stop
change owners, sad again oomaencs running. when
large corporaton in those States deems u necessary
for political fnsusia purposes 60 stop portion of
their spindes, they aisayi trumpet II in thelr local
papers for lev weeks beferehaSi and f the purposs
10 ba attained is not accomplished promptly,
few old .looms are stoppeI the hands discharged
and generally the sequel a. that in six months
new improved machinery has been placed 10 the
bridipgs, which again quietly set TO work,
the local newspaper bens requested not to name the
fast, 60. Ths eossunpton Of goclf bT tha pe'7s of
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

THE MEMBERS or THE CARvERs PROTECTIVE
Union requested 10 take notice that the Carvers
MI Besudone shop have struck and left work aeeOunt
Of the rules OF their constitution. The
trade to tai notice tha there will be
tral meeting Friday Dse eth at o'clock, NJ at Ne
ehAnies Hall. no Hester street.
AT TIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF NEW
hYork noss Cempsny No held at their carriage house
Monday evening December Henry L. Butler ESQ rendered
his as Foreman OF the company when Mr. James
u Wonmsn was elected Foreman and ur jacob Lagioh
hssstas Foreman whereopon the following preamble and
reaoutions were unfnmously adopted
Whereas Henry Butler EsI after many years sorvc,
the oce Of Force which he has faithfully hsd and
whereas much Of the prosperity snd useulnes of this
pany well the hsrmony which has existed it's
members during his admnisraon Is to be attributed
li. experience fireman, and his eapabiiy ooer
Therefore, be IL Resolved Thatfn accepting his rsgna
on cannot rofr ain from high ecaton
81 HE valuable services faithful encrretc and
tent cer. and sincere regret AZ She Necessity Of part
Ing with who has aways borne himself knd towards
beth oecr and fiend aad In parting with him
part with that know always has been. and will be-
devoted 20 the beat interests Of this company.
Resolved, That tender sacere thanks 10 Mr. But
Ter Tor bis years Of valuable service TO the Department.
In connect With this company during which tns he has
srduou duties Of has made pleasure while
serving usder 30 gentlemanly an ealeer.
Resolved at the foregoing Treamble and be
signed BY the ocers of this meeting and published In the
New York Herald, Sun, and Frcmtne journal.
J.F. WENMAN. Foreman.
g q. BUTIrn, Secretary.
kEw HoRE. December g. ESQ.
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INgrRUCFIos.

TIDE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT nv sHoRr
n nni Essy ncthodN dame seiio nc Ef formerly in
tuctrtsa In TIE insituon Of the Legion " Homer IN Pars
s dssrous Of ,nng pup Tor heFrcnlh lsagusss. AZ
her knoWlcdge Of En9sh Il limited she addresses herself
thfoe persons on.y who have steadg acquired partial
kntvsge OF the French aed dssre 20 perfect them
teves ~ the tnluere aDt o. acquire correct
ttn UheEe re etence viii 10 Fiven Application
may be made 20 Madrmsslle MICHEL. t65 Brcairay be-
tween tho hours Of 2 and B. T. ~
Az ACCoEFLIsHfD ENGLISH LADY DESIRES A 81
n tuaticn - Gov8rnets ~ t1r-h Frgnch,
wusc al or ipstrumcnta trasipg and pantnr wi,h
the Enflifh branches Would prefer family where the
Trgs Do not csctcd twelve tcars u No objection
South The most FenctQTy references Fiven for capacity
sud hish rcspsctsbty hddrass box i1ai' Pott once.
nAtkY oOvERSEss--AN ENGLISH LapY WISHES
~ on nurarfehf shove IN A prvafe family ecloni
IN addition 70 the vauil hranctes q good oaucsou she
teaches Frsrch Gsfiaan Huo and SINGING she would b
hfYTy attend purs any OF The above Accomplish
mfefs, receive The AZ her residence. Address
"baay GovttHsts" Herald once
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PUBLICATIONS.


CPAHAMs MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE AND ART
" The Magazine Of the UnionThe January number
tana original articles from william Culen Bryant Henry
e.ss + ssS Ss.' e., J'A g. fT.ss: P. :nl, a,P
Herbert Bayars Taylor wh,rIls Alfred o. Street. y
Hs ssfn s=a s"ss s%
Alice Carey Miss Ebna DuvAl Mrs Eames. hsry spen-
wyatt a. " wn. p BrsSrsa. J. Hunt, Jr. Gsorrs 4
Graham; specimen copies may be sson at Dovt Davsn
ports. Long Brothers. srinrsr Tovnends. Dexter
I IITELLs LIVING A0B. No. sts-I9x cENTs-CON-
~ tentsi-l. Wster-Londen Water Quarterly Re view;
Pr gss q the Sciences. EainburEh Philosophical Jour
the week sndpg 2th October Spectator Examirer sc
Ameriesn Qeeaa Steam nsysati.n g. Dro,her Jonathan
De seas 3 The Cotton PsSis 10 GATEWAY af tss osssss
Correspondence. New Boots; PottryIhe Tms s Snort.
BostcS srd s0ldby Dewitt Davenport Tribune Buili
ID EADY THIS MORNING. NO. ~. or THE FAMILY
Jscqusrd Cardiac the Jevtier German: Aada
oe Cenlis Anecdotes; Chess, Gc &c. Published BY r.
er SON at laO Pearl street FOR sails BY all booksesrs
IAnosKri OR, TUE UNVEILED PROPHKF IN-
ff istan.-A bouquet for Jenny lind.
rahomet now is 70 he found
From Bletcher. down Broadway.
Some tny the book is sort-o.q queer,
But, then. Ills not 20 very dear;
Cents tvcnty Eve will pay
Ard ". dear people. yc see ds.
There's Davenport, and one Dewitt,
In Natfau q IL rue,
Two Astor House is touquet sweet,
Ard hlt9n IN Division street,
For tale doth keep ~, too. -
kRhtmssOERY.-ALLYNs RITUAL OF fREEHA-
sorry, With numerous plates trfce So. Hy tanttinr
United ftatol er Canasa. Just published--cn, By O. ~
Colton 81 IS Batter Kina's Report Caiornis, il1s
ana eA,s ssss Of Books On History aae Biography,
wn. GGwAS's. i7s Fulton street. New York
The New York herald., 1850-12-04


co. REwARD-LOsT, ON THE s5ru NOVEMBER
Vs. last in the vicinity Of Barclay street. gold lever
wa'ch, gcid dial. springtIen cate, plate movement
turning the watch BY applying At the stsr No 25 William
street.
gE REWARD LOST on TBE Urn NOVEMBER LAST
pC mencTnndum pocket book. IN Barclay street, be-
tseep West and 0reenvet hy delivering the 20 the
barclay street hetel, The above will be paid.
noo L0ST.-A WHITE ENGLISH BULL TERRIER
~ bitch. with patch each side ths head very
graceful 10 FORM and answers q ths of
dollars Will BE- paid for her return 10 IS Beaver street
gI0 REwARD-DoG Losr-gTRAYED. ON aoS-
PiV day evening. about o'clock (suppored to have
followed some persens passing through Twsat second
street between Ssth snd seventh avenues large black
Ntwfounsand Doc na strip of white between the fore
leFs. Arrly a. W. West Twenty-second street.
GO0REw ARD. .-sTOLsN, FROM NO. o7 PRINCE
pO street. the 2tth % November las. ore ladies'
God watch jsvellsd back No t0si plaid SIN Dress
bs oh Trock Coa black Dress Coat foar pair
Pants black Ctshmare Yesti silk soarfthe
oothng Trotsty marked Storer" The above reward will
be rad the recovery ~ She above articles or proportion
ately for ,ny part thcieof AIply on the pr,misss.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
CLOTHING.

CAsT orr oLoruIyg AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies ef tle nen havins supernu0us effects 20 dis
pose o. ebtan the eh,st cash rrcs for hs SANE ~
Nnding fcr the subsori Der bT rote or trr0lntusnA
n. 3. con 81. q R.sis 90 staira.
n FB-Isdiss attended ~ xrs. Cohen.
EAsT- OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE. TIgr ARaS
" Watches and JsFslry wantsi The highest price paid
is she above msiug application 70 TIE subaber who
Will attend BY hproir rtmrnt
ISAAC 9. LYON. No.t Wall g., corner Broadway.
Ladies attended ~ Mrs. Lyon.
Il AIDES AND GESrLEaBS AXE HgRE8Y REsPsCr-
~ ully Informed that they caa cstan the foil value in
sash az descriptions of second haat east Of Ciohrr
noing throu~h ' post othefriss fsr y NoroneT.
49, ttett cfiers ru1e'uay 4fdfs ~ Uaf.r ~
s..-s~~--I, A vsaass s.rsst, asar shA.hAa-
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
PERSONAL.


HENRY KICHTER LEFT HIS HONE ON FRIDAY
morning, and has not been heard Of snee. Had on
when he left brown tack coat, pantaloons bue
shirt under, then white and red flannel the op
had on boots b about SIX feet In height aud dark
Any one who could give information would do great favor
20 bis distressed wife at 2a Third street. New York.
TNrORkA TION wANTED-oF GEORGE SWEET
sobp and e.ndle maker % st. John New Brunsriok He
ssme 70 h,w fos las, August and eommeneed work With
hessrs. Allen Hay, & Co.. and left unwell since which
nob ng has bren heard Of him. Any eft for A.
scott Hotel DO Paris Immediately, at Mr.. Jas. Cuna
INfORhArf0N WANTED. OF MARY CARMODY, VINO
tmigretsdt 20 this country May last with her sister
Ellen aud brother John Carm0dy vas native of the Parish
Oh, ei We. nsntin Nov York intsiFencs % her
York. ' ~s N'S' ~"
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
AmUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM. PHILADELPuIA-P. r. BAR
~ nun. Proprietor and Managers nenry SANFORD Assis
tant hanager-A number Of really fav0rite pieces In
diarsue department. during TIE present week 1.-THE Of
rhieh may be named Grst 70 ths MIL The Forty Thieves
sustain the character q Bassaras the fsrty Thieves Mr.
a. C. Csrmon 10 Engaged and viii appear early data
hessrs Rogers, Baker 1hayer ksher Misses Fisher and
Mortimer Me.damts Thsyer. hueler Haeknet aud Others
sppear The Museum coxalns numberess marvel
lou, and interesting eurieties There two daily
formanccs n the Lecture Roon At and oolocf Admit
snee 10 the saloons ard Is oents-ohil-
dren. under 10 years. l28 eents
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
INoRLDr rAIR-TnR Ind BscRInER WAS APPoINr-

WoRLDs sFAIR-THEs BsCRIBER WAS APPOINT
Cd aren't BY some Of the deposiors Of articls f5r
hbon At the Palace of Industry In London at the Ame
can destitute 70 taks eha,geon their arrival ay eAraze
unTack and for exhibition explain and Keep
during the fair and TO dispose OF the Afterwards ha
wing suitable premises for that and refers to the
circular dated Washibgon Nov T. 1880 hi expenses IN
London Ter eartsgs unIseking atranrng for sxhison
and removing packing uust be paid BY the
their sesrts Depotos vhng " avail them selves of the
above, will spply 10 sAML GOODWIN 2s3 Spring 81.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
PUBLIC LECTURES.

ENoLAND-PoLITICAL. RELIGIOUS socIAL-MR.
~ Morton, member OF 81 Caihsrine's Hall Camsriige,
three Lectures at Clinton Ha-,he drst the evening
Of "wednesday next December commencing at half past
o'clock England Political The Lecturer will
this subject fuy furnishing the historical data for each
statement he traces the Eradual rise Of the people
and the gradual decline of nonarchiea
and eoosatiesl dominston the present state of p,r
representation effects Of srisocrao Influence the ary
uavy, church. and foreign policy.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

III 0RsEs TOR sALF--A PAIR OF SPIRITED MATCH
Cd hores lts 90 IS tands high quick and active in
farnef tof 70 close c1ncern. Price fA0 They can be
sron ~ 70 l3laureis street Appiv 70 iaior fh1mp,i
H Wrtt'rr rffesf ~ =. a. titls elrrer L MES al
Sssst. Sises aa lA.ti slt fruig tsig sassF,
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
ExPREss AaENcIEs.

EDWARDS. sANDFoRD q cos roREIos surppINo
- Agency sud Trspsstlantie kspr,ss 10 aui is wall
srsel a. Adams Cos Express Oice.-Eivarts Ss.dford
Co. roteessng superior facilities "a HverpooI Eae Tor
forwarding gooes 90 the unittt Satcs w ship All artces
conngntd 20 them AZ the lev commission Of shilling.
or the f rnstA an one shillng for eash add-
tnh pactefe hiNardf, saudfsrd Co. viii forward
Hes goocs Nc 10 town IN Great Britain the Con-
hent Edwards. Ssndford Go. will furnish aikht drafs
tor any fu from Al ariWhch will be oaahei throurh
hyh.nkinF house On Great Britain.
CsLIF NIh.-rRANsPORrATfON ACROSS TUE
~ lsthmus ot fhnsma-La1hrisson Nelson h CO. 81
arans are nov prepared 20 trnsport freight aerors he
hlmus 81 ale through % san rraucisoo a. shippers.
ertien hut each packnge must he ~ portable
vnIht ard rtoreIy covered. a. v GO. are rssp
tle Tor damaEc accident he trfnsis TIE oharxs of
tranfrorsCn 20 be pre rad in New YORK psrsniar.
apy 20 y. ZAChRIssoN A CO, 40 Wal street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-04

~ UBBER GOODS wAREHOCSE.-DEALERg READ.
~ quattlra uniou Iuoil Rubber Comufny, 10 ka11sr
see New lorf whtfe nay tofpund TIE lsrret anf most
torete assortment of go0t Patent 20 allie Nri-
sancd h1hter Goods ever gieret In this eounfY 0orr-
nf every article n ths r-tber ns manuffctufll ty tr
Sernny, which vi ls sold th1 trade az farry prices
tpuntiy lnd export dtsers VIII 1ud nary -rois 10 te
asc sock vel tifped 90 heir trtde, and wich W fty
andsome pfott lee ef tfticts, yth pfscg a'tschrf
VIII be furnishrj e. deairra ehon ffuuifea
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
aeECIAL NOTICES.


TT,HE PROPRIEToRS OF Jan NEW YORK ATHE-
respectfully nform their subscribers that their
Third Conversations, which to have been held last
evening. postponed in eonsequenee Of the unyorshe
the IL will take place this should
the weather prove propitious.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-EmLLA sAaUELs
" against Judah. James sanuels Nov. 80 1850 Divorce
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
CALIFORNIA.

NAIifOaNIAs-EYANs b CARTER CovvTssIOH
" Merchants ssn Francisco rerrsserted by nj WsIksr
val street Referencss. New Tork-seorrs Bird 60.
Brcwn Co, and Thomas kariis. Prompt renittancel
made G0oes ttort In fre proof wahquse ana b. ard
store ship. No charge for chipping from NewYork.
OoDTN HAYNEs-fRICuD L. OGDEN THos T.
" Htynfsl- Whoiesais a1d gsnsrtl Comnisnon asr-
1hsnts SEN fFarefsco raferla. Mercandise tired
y, wa " rlsscd e9 tesrd hip I'd sod hys.
rleathus AVOIDING sl rists n fra. III
Car, Co. New fort; J5seIh r fshasr DO; fersis,sh
rstrict DOT Brrl stcvenst eos Coman, Horkiua Co
AltanV
T,AYkOR ~ pAErRE. FORWARDING AND COW
Il missfon chants Oha~sa. y. C.-ys are nov nre-
ffrcd 20 forward Al cent 20 care tavna En bk
efaug toats ~ itda frtber gutaSie for tss
.onveyant q r@ssons ~ iteght We have aio msds
Gsrsons snt U-uces THAT ts-rs n Ne rs ieiav % -
tsthuus. ~. X TAYLOR ists III Us'tf,er. Nv
:. y. Dr BAufsr. iats 81 Sssr orfr.~s
rce in noE t9rs, y LoWrrt sons "a Brua8rav
luf hgouU arN y tafa 81 Beavcr rtrpat; Corwias a.
sisso. California ~ ''' i'Ah-
The New York herald., 1850-12-04
rnAvKLLEns. -lrInF.

MrW. YORK AND ADEfpnTA-NrE YORK
- M FtltltThia nreef@Nnltti states NAL Line
hroqsh ~ ~ hours via Nr Fefsy Railross. Fars fs-
rev cfh ~ A. NJ from foot of Cos rtlan a
sass r. ~ from fool of Lbetty street, Leave hi-
ltccrha ~ eanfg A. and SP n. IRON foot of Wainus
ftreas.
rVHku7r ~ .f0URs tFTrE gnvDaY. risT r,.vo.
81 taf Isnsfn "a 'f .--t iata ff. 81 n.
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The New York herald., 1850-12-04
Ne IREDERIcKa BALLEr MasrKR on BuRroNs
MUSICAL.

A cARD..-RfcHARD HOFFMAN, PIANIST mas
nen pensre 70 snnounce 70 his friends that the mis-
undsrstanoins which occurred between r. Bsrnum E.r
and msel has leen the saisetlon cf both
es ana that his engagemspt for the Concert tour with
kade Jenny Lire will eentinue. az original asresmsn
MUsIcAL.-rHE sHAksPFAkE CONCERT nUsIoAL
l seety cen posed of the abls Of the or
chtera engaged a. the jenny Land concerts usds drs
non o. se e nov prepared % receive orders fOr
eerta sotrees balls and furnish fsur-
teen srtsts, A. may be required. Orders eft Al
hcssrs seharfsnbers Lais ass Broadway: Ksrhsiss 4
Breuspg f2l Broadway the residence of ~ Riet.al
L2urcns street. Treasurer Of the Society.