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coming to the assistance of Schles wig. Hostein the
Danes took shelter behind the Danish line battle
ship the Skiold, which appeared te make sail The
BONN pursued the Danish steamer to sea- and Sc
veral shots exchanged; but IL was not thought
prudent to attack the line of with small
q force.
1t s said the Russian feet Of eleven line Of battle
ships had been of Moene.
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The Hon. John w. Davis, the United States Com
missioner to China arrived at Southampton (Epg) on
the oath ult.
Private letters from Berlin, by the Cambria, an
nounce the death Of Neander, the celebrated Church
Historian, aged seventy-one.
Lamartine who has safely arrived at Constautinople,
has written to his friend, announcing the reception,
that he met with from the Sultan to be all that he
could have desired lie is busily employed in writing
journal OF that which passes around him; and he is
about to forward some pages OF reflections during his
voyage which those who have pronounce to have
all those beauties which so essentially characterize his
writings.
The great lyric poet, Beranger whose Anacreontic
songs render him great favorite with the people,
wandered accidentally in the Quarter Latin, where,
supposng himself to be unknown he entered one of
che humble cabarets belonging 60 that classic neigh
borhood Some students saw the venerable writer,
recognized him, and surrounded him. They procured
the choicest flowers, and weaving them into coronet,
placed 1t upon his head with respect and admiration
Eruly Partisan. They sent for the most captivating
young ladies OF the neighborhood, and, forming pro-
cession, carried him home in triumph.
THE PEAcE CoScREss AT fRASKFoRr-oS. THE NAME
The secretaries of the Peace Congress, the Rev III.
Richard ana Elihu Burritt, vigorously preparing
the way for continental delegation. They have
visited Heidelberg, Mannheim Worms. Dresden, Gies
sen, Cassel, Halle, Lebig. Berlin. and are now con-
sinuing their course through Hamburg, Hanover. and
Golosne. In these towns they have been received
with great attention, and obtained introduction TO
the universities professors and other persons Of er
nencs From Leipsig powerful and influential dele
cation Is expected The celebrated Lebeg, the great
8gncultua al chemist. fully intends to be at the
xress. The well known theologian, DR.. Tholuck, is
also expected. Professor Ulrce the popular commen
ssstor Shakespeare has engaged to attend and DR..
angeur President of the Court of Appeals AT Dresden
and who tutor to his Royal Hghness Prince AL
bert has cordially engaged his influence in favor Of
the object Such constellation of talented persons
will be seldom witnessed, whether from Europe
America and this congress bids fair to surpass all
that has preceded it.-London Standard Of Freedom,
JULY az
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A valuable gold niae has beer discovered 10 Norrss
eeuray, Geo particles the sze Of pea are f'ssi IN
abundance.
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TWO CENTS.

at s3 200 bales as per statement at foot p. Sour
report written last night when we received orr a.
vices rom New York, per Niagara, under date Of the
10th inst. The following eHertad
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IFrrm the LONDON Ttmeel
There Il believe that the malady Of General
Taylor, which speedily reach ed fatal termination
had been aggravated N not caused by the political
excitement and annoyance which rose 10 an extreme
height In the last days Of his life with excellent and
Tatfiotic personal motives. General Tsylor had not
tecn fortunate In the selection OF his cabinet rather
that cabinet had been imposed upon him By the party
which had avsiied Itself Of his military popularity
will not have forgetten the absurd doctrines which
Mr. Meredith, the Secretary Of the Treasury, embo-
died In his report on the commercial policy of the
United States. Mr. Clayton. the Foreign Secretary,
and be undoubtedly SLOWED . base outrage 20 be
cor mted the neirhbcrins douinions Of the Queen
q Spain, which " vas bis especial duty 20 have
vented But these crcumstancsr proved less dei suc
other occurrences ola domestic and personal charsc
ter Mr. Crawford smother member Of the cabinet,
had most injudicioufly and In decstey avsiled him
sf Of HE rnblic position 10 press upon the favorable
confederation Of the treasury certain pecunisry clsms
George Gsphn s1ho the nature and validity ~ these
claims "a W not necessary 60 enter but certain u 10 that
they had been considered sound tene claims
against the mt a the Union by former minis
terV snd that al the suspicious and resentment OF the
people reused by the fact that certsin private de-
had been satisfied ~ the public expense by the
political coilesR- Of the person benehciay Interested
IN them The public moderation Of such act seems
10 have been rendered heinous IN the syes Of the
country BY the corrupt motives 70 which II attri
butsd and rejoice that the public morality. well
the party feelings 81 the United Mates should have
been eager 10 condemn 90 dscreditsbie srrccecdiug
The stere taken By the House OF Representatives we're
most decided and severe The allowance Of the claim
Ind the conduct Of the Secretary Of In presenting
and advocating n, we're condemned BY majority Of
1ss 10 2s, Mr. Rsverdy johnson the Attorney Gene
~ ON wbsss legal opipion the claim vas osteusitiy
found~d, and the vhde cabinet we're condemns By
1re 10 a. for nilowfnc cisi principal snd futs~ssf
Witch hsa been isvsstsated By fesnsr and
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M O N II Y u A IL X E T.

SATURDAY, Dee. ASP NJ.
The stock market not so buoyant at the opening
this ornng but transactions to about the usual
extent Erie Railroad was the only stock In the list
that advanced. The cornerng process is still going
in that fancy and Improvement OF one half per
cent was realized to-day. Farmers Loan fell of y
per cent; Morris Canal a; Norwich and Worcester,
n; Harlem, y; Reading Railroad, y; Canton Co.. u.
The sales Of Farmers Loan Harlem Reading and Erie
large to-day, amounting to several thousand
shares of each.
The Reading Railroad Company transported 80, s95
tons Of coal to tide water for the week ending the 12th
init previously, this year 3l,o42 tons-total this
year, 63 9S7 tons Same time last year, 1897 tons.
The Lehigh Canal brought down 1861 tons. Total
the year, 7ls,34s tons. -
The receipts Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad Company, for the month of No
vember $780, amounted to s47e37 SO. Total for eleven
tbs ending Dec l. 1885, 500 400 IL, against $751;
eoa IA for the time MISUNDERSTANDING increase
for the eleven months, this year, Of so2,s5s OF.
The Connecticut and Passumpsic RAilr Dad Company
have declared q dividend Of three per cent.
The business OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for
the month Of November, was as follows:-Main stem,
for passengers, $26so2 40; for freight ss4 544 s7
washingen branch. passengsrr, S1po91 III for freight
sAsrA az; making aasrerate of t11oo4T 90 ths
main stem, and s237oe ss on the Washington brsnch
the total being tlo4oos H. inns SHOWS uecresse On
the month of last year. Of sl7o so 81
the main stem, and an increase Of $1,000 10 on the
Washington branch. The falling of on the main stem
IL mainly attributable to the hog trade the weather
being 80 warm that the hogs not sent down. The
transportation eastwardy into the city Of baltimore
of Of the principal staples has been ss follows
80 tons bark 1858 do. coal 2 do. friedrich; So do
frewood; 81 $50 bbls. -FOUR 1o7 tons grain; sos do
granite; 1919 do. iron; Az do iron ore and manga
nese; lo3 DO. lard and butter s5 do. leather; live
stock, viz:-10,Se4 hogs less tons; ll6 horses and
mules 40 do; "a horned cattle, "a dol 225 tons meal
and Efforts; 10 hhds tobacco; $40 bbls vhskey; 400
tnrs mia llau
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THE FIREMEN.
EIRE DsPARTMINT.-Ar NETTING or

EIRE DEPARTNINT-ArA NETTING or FIRE EN-
CINE Companies No 81 and A. committee OF 1--WE were
apptnted from each company for the purpose Of settling
difficulties existing between said companies The COMMITTEES
met. when the following Preamble and Resolution
and and presented to the respectv
psnies ortbeir eonsd ration On being read they
mousy adopted both and ordered to be
shed in the fremans Journal New York SUM- and Herald
Whereas the companies deeply regret that from
they believe entirely foreign TO the companies there has
listed strong feeling Of hostility the Of said
nies towards each other and with wsh
promise and compose and. possible. entirely quei any
hope lead amcable OF all dculties exist
ing between re. peotive com anes, Therefore.
Resolved That his Com mittee recommend their
spectve Companies to Of all friends and well wshers
OF the to desst from further offensive hostile
acts towards each other and earnestly recommend all
neeted in either members what IL
to shape their oonu all future occasions
that the Companies continue TO be suoh
brotheily good will friendship that they may
tnue uniedan example OF good der and
all other Companies A. be to the Fre Depart
ment to the city, and TO the the Companies,
through the Committees 40 pledge themselves to take such
all occasions as shall ensure TO each company
security fos attack injury as far as in them hes Is
their desire TO in and harmony with each other
well as with the departs ent In general
No. 81. COMMITTEES No. a.
MATTHEW T. BRnrNAN. FRANCIS CLARK,
Foreman. Foreman.
THos. w. CoNsrANrNg, JuIIAS c. HARRISON,
Assist Foreman. Assist Foreman.
JOHN CoNsrANrINE, W. ii. BULrEIL,
sec'y. pro tenn. Secretary.
pbuLIp FuRLoNe, w. A. VASNosrRANp,
i. 8. PARsohs VIM. SANDERS.
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ARECIAL NOTICES.

EMPORIUM LoDos SO l. Q. O. 1.-THE OFFICERS
II and bsrs Of In psrium Lodge $40 o. r..
suested 10 meet - A ledge Of Grand And
Centre this tSuAd afraoon 81 seloek to pay the
Cassidy. &c. FIs8Es N q.
HYIR GUARDS. ArrkNTI0N-YoU ARE REsPEECr-
"a SsS A. ~ Sor.. 81 shsrd pss =, srs
Apphhsstrs, the usual tnsi AaS also M,aday the
street. 81 ~ oeleei A. for target prSo,es Order Of
dress-fock black And belts
lsts, ill be the place Of starting By order Of
N AkDREW LESfkR, Commander.
G. W. J. sHERwoop Secretary.
rTIRTION-THE nkM3ERs OF THE l. c. GRIxgs
"A Guards requested to meet al Monroe Hail. a. 10
ol,o Sunday mernng the 18th, for the purpose
tending the funeral Of their late brother member, william
Mitchell.
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The Georgia Convention - Highly Impor-
tant Proceedings.

MiLLHpshvLLE, Dec. ID, 1850
This merning, Mr.. skwAwD offered the Vermont null
lincation law, with some resolutions.
port Of q preamble, submissive but argumentative,
together with the following resolutions -
Resolved, that hold the American Union seeon-
Diary in Importance only to ths rights and principles
II vas designed to perpstuats
Past associations present position and fut
prospects, viii bind to II as long IL continues the
safeguard OF those rights and principles
.. That In this SPIRIT Georzs maturely considered
the actions Of Congress embrs cling q series of mea-
suresthe admission OF California into the Union-the
Organization of territorial for Utah aud
New MeIico-the establishment OF the boundary be-
tween the latter and rsxss-the supprsseion OF
the slave trade In the District of bis-the extra
dition Of fugitive slavss-and the Connection with
them of the reception OF proposition to exclade sla-
In Mexican territories and to abolish slavery In
the District of Columbia-and whilst IL does not
adjustment OF the sectional controversy a{1vl
Georgia In the judgment OF this convention, VIII,
and ought to resst last resort the disruption Of
every tie which binds her to the union-sny future
act Of Congress for aboshng slavery In places within
the slavsholding statethe erection OF forts naxa-
act supprsssing the slave traae between savehodnx
States any refusal to admit state any territory
hereafter Supplying because Of the existence Of slavery
thersin-or any act prohibiting the introduction OF
slaves Into the territories OF Utah and New Mexico
any act repesling msterslly mo flying the laws
NOV In force for the recovery OF fugitive slaves
0. That Ii the deliberate opinion Of this oonven-
ton that upon the faithful execution Of tbs Fugitive
Slave law by the proper authorities depends the pre-
servation Of our much loved Uuioo.
The convention then adjourned till three o'clock
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Movements or individuals.

Col Hamiltos, O. O. ". Coles, Bsq. N: J.. COL Hun
ter, L. L. Mr. Hunter, do, are among the arrivals q
the Union Place Hotel.
N Brovp. Tsrrytown; J. y. Montobin. U. o. n
H. Fitzgerald, do; Cspt Bosrdmsn. do; Q. Qussksn-
bush steamer Pscihc we're amongst the arrivals yes
W. H. Oopp, Norwich; O. Grant, ithaca; O. Myers
Osdensburgh; D. Huntington Rome; Alex Downes,
Psstr:sursn, va =, hocssrs; y. d 'G., Grey nay
am sBgst the Arrivals, yesterday, ct the Aston.
= J.F. Consnt, Boston; Mr.. Houghton do 4. Liver
more st. Louis; Mr.. Meecham, Portland; Il Kemble,
CALIFORNIA; p. Hill US A. NJ. Clark Prest Of West.
Vermont Railroad; Chancellor walworth, Saratoga, ar
rived yesterday, at the Irving House.
We are again Indebted to the Aston House proprie-
tors for the privilege Of copying their very useful
ltslegrsphic) meteorological information upon the
Eastern line Of travel.
DEoEnBER IA, s.3oA NJ.
Boston-vsry cold sky partially overcast, no sleigh
ng in the city
Bridgeport-Clear and cold.
Stamford old very cold
Middieten--Coldest day Of the season.
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uENRY n. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER n. LEEDS
Co, will sell a. auction, Monday sst Tuesday,
December ~ and a. AT the ware rooms Of wsrnsr ssonty,
81 the most extensive stocks 81 rosewood black walnut
and mahcgsny furuiture offered suction this
The ptrlor furniture II Of the most recent Partisan styles
severed with rich silk brocate and will be told in sas
Ao an extensive assortment Of splendid wood Centrs
Tables stusy Lisbon and Italian marble tops Eetsgeue
mour de Glass, Wsrdrobes Bureauf Betsteads 49, &o.
re irrrture may be examined any day previous 70 tbs
ps. ~ the warero.ms q Msssrs Wagner Storey so
byendYnYl enc deer fTor rrrinr 1trcrt.
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INDIA RunnER GOODS.

RUBBsR GOODS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAD
-. lnicn Inds Rnbbsr Company. 10 Nssssv
nsw rsrh where may efcupd hs sna mofs
assortment Of 0ooxyesrs Patent Metallic vul-
snsssr Goods ever oneret In this country ceuprs
nNevery sros In the r-bber line msrufsctured ~ this
gsmpsny vhsh win be sold 70 che trade ~ factory prees
yous $40 expert dealers win and many articles In shs
srcve oct vel ADAPTED 70 their trade and which win rag
nnescme protA list 81 srtoies With rt,os sttscbed
vlA ~ tpInished 70 dealers vbsn Icgairsd.
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CrScfySlri, Dec. Ia, 1850.
Sections have been reported in the Indiana State
Convention, providing for taking the Of white
male citizen, every six years and for thorough sys
tenn Of schools education TO be free 70 all early
speriod a. possible Both sections passed TO Q second
r.satrr
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AMUsEMKNTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM PHILADELPHTA-P. T. BAR.
rum. Proprietor sand Manager; Henry Sanford Assist
ant nanaser-seeond week Of Natures great prodigy
Ten Thumb He will appear his grand original extraya-
ssnIa called HOP o. NY THUMB also IN BIS eelebratsd
characters. The new farce ensitied NErrLEWIG HALL
viii be presented. with many other pieces Barnum
saloons sbound in All that and The
nments IN the Lecture Room ats and o'clock Ad-
nitanee 70 the saloons And Performance rs Chill
dren under 10 years, lax sentG
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Washington Items.

WAsrIsaro,, Dec. II, 1850
The Naval Court Maruel for the trial Of Commodore
cstesby Jsnss, was convened yesterday, .. the Navy
Yard hers-Csmmodore Stewart, president
Captain rstns reports ofciAily TO the Navy Depart
ment his highest sstisction OF the qualities Of the
U. 8. steamer sarsnsc, her late trip from New
York 10 Norfolk and declares her to be ns vessel
Of the class be found 10 any service.
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BALrpfoss, Dec. II, 1850
The last Of Mile Linds concerts in this city took
place onght, and was thronged TO excess. She sung
before 1900 public school children, this morning
and they sang for her In return
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MssrTNsBvRoH, ". y, Dec.14, 1sJo.
VIM. crstsenbursh who has been on trial for ths
murder Of his wife sequitted by the jury yeser-
day The evidence was cifcuu stantisl.
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FINE ARTS.

hRRIcAN ART UNIoN.-THK DISTRIBUTION WILL
eemser Mem bsrs and ladiss admitted One thousand
medals Sss nslsS,n' Rifs.,': ,.s 10 e.. s
E hon.lns.ep, Church. ois Doughty, Esns,,s, cssi.
rs.y Iiess ps cfop.sy, RsoS.y YSSss. sss.r na
Pe.e ninohley Norton, and ether dsnguishsd an
andresidsnt artists some Of which $500 $3.50 and
s2 srcef rom the isrs. ss.yns. sf.r toio
mel Tumbu celebrated pictures Of battle Of Bunker
Hin and the death Of Hontgomsry Zach member Of the
works Of art entitled 70 engraving in line, By Burt
Anne Page slender and shsov and set Of ave In. sn-
sns y . sIs.s '. ~ S'1 s,,. IRON .,
~ L.si; scholar ~ 2nosa. ..s The 's osss
are on .,hibion In q. gallery 70 which steston e re-
specially invited 10 estinstsd b. ssravsss ana priss
publshers that the spssysss which nsnSsrs Of S re-
,vssiy dosr ssisosisassi sy ii Who have sn Am.
med the emit soscos ever been sxhbit-
Cd Ansrss squ.y nsh in st.rsetion The subscriber
achieving the triple purptse Of ebtasns valuable return
for IN All nvssmen Of securing the poeson sups-
ror worn Es,fyss n. tA... for and Of saerdns
scrfpon Eve dollars should be MADE delay Free
galleries. censining the painting kc open dAy and
sveslss Nc ts1 Brosdvsy. near proons street. N. y
EIRsr PRENIUM-sILvHR nKDAI.-UAvToNor
artist, whose rertrAS In the Gallery Of Iiiustrous
Amsre.ns has bee, received b. tie public With such
the softns Of The hnss French nthosrsphs with The pre-
esion and strength Of steel and which drew the pre-
Mum %. i,s .snua lair q .hs Am:ris.n Inss.
nshmer prepared 70 f all orders every branch Of ,hs
hthouayhe art Portraits landsespes designs plans IL
ssnstsrie. town. menumsnn businss, he, se, viii Be
323 Broadway. New York.
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nILLINKRY Asp pa, GOODS.

ITO FANCY nILLIsEny AND EMBROIDERY sroprs.
A-Wh .NLUSTAEDTEk, ls3 Broadway mn saifs I'm
porter and Esnufasturer Of French and German s,oy
goodt constantly rreeivnr and has on hama lara
snd rich a.sortmtnt o. silt snd plated lsce gmps brsd
cores tnts, eouons esnetiile, sparries, ornaments
sars rctettes fov bouquets hArdreees wire lama
thttsd &C. e. plsin, misss, and embroidery chenille
sb htd haf sk dauashs fine psin lk stuff and Inter
woven IN geld and silver. He would recommend his manu-
acory on nk, worsted and cotton cords rimps frinses
aeIs iancy ana dress buttons, trimmings he kc. Deal
trs ant Sebbers supplied the most liberal terms Orders
from TIE cnurtrv promptly attended 10
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MoyrsS.L, Dsc. H. 1880.
The Thermometer to-day stands at seven degrees
below zero. AZ Quebec, this morning, ~ 10 thirteen
degrees below The 90 Lawrence river IL foil Of
Ice. weather clear
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BOARDING, ae.

HANDSOME SUITE OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS
n 20 le with or without partial board. The ocatiea
very desrstsone hi0eh West Ct Brcad~sy Er4iiTe AZ
-. 2s-@S saWh
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CI.OTEIIxn

CAsr orr CLOTHING. FURNITURE, FIRE ARrs,
~ Watches and yswelry wanted The highest price paid
tc sbcvs mahns application 70 the subscriber who
ISAAC fFoF 10. wan st.. .oruss q pr,sdv,y.
Iffies ATTENDED 70 W Mrs. Lyon
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The Sentence Of Margaret o,connor.

BosroS, Drc. Ia, 1850
In the Supreme Court this morning, Margaret Con-
nor sentenced TO two year, in the House Of Corrse
ton Her case will 20 before the Executive for psrdop
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Great REDUCTIoN IN suAwLs-JAHEs BECK
70 VIII oner from this cste the balsnee Of their stock
Ions nd ss5s,s ,ssSess prizes, ,sR'.,ns :. Ssnsrs
Iortaton and entirely aigns Pstti.ulsr sts.tion n
ye snd eoicrns csnnot t s-rpssssd In the city No $50
Broadway.
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lDVERYSEnkNfs RESBWRD EVERY DAY.


WANTD.
WANrED-A SITUATION. BY A RRsPRCTABLE
w young ~ PEARS 81 ago. In store where he would
uahs hnssf generally ussul Good city
Address n. 9. n, Herald once.
VUANTxD-BY A REsPEcrABLE YOUNG NAN, A
w situation - eoaohmap, In respectable family. IL
fully eompstent. with good city reference Appy 70 r. H.
nerala onhoe
A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS PLAIN
"A cool vasher and roner general servant Call for
three days At 70 Geuvernsur 81.
A WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE, VINO nAsurAc-
IA ture for the nearby trade saiesman who In
fuence fales for cash, WI the business
liberal salary would be sven Apply 70 boz gst By letter
e-Also wanted assistant bookkesper In the above
BUSINESS.
coach SMITH wANTRD-oNE ACCUSTOMED TO
~ the best work have oonstsnt Job At the highest
vsges. Appyto MAJOR Thompson. Wsostsrst
CARPET DESIGNER wANTED-oNR COMPETENT
~ 70 design copy for tapestry carpets Address ans
Qualifications terms. &o. Griswolt Co.. Troy, MY.
ITO BRtwKRs-A GENTLEMAN, or OVER TWENTY
year sxpsrencen ale and porter brewing. the nsg
sb and Scotch system IL detrous Of Interest for small
amount in extensive brewery In any OF the northern
ces Of the unop where his services would bs
required Cor his services wihou, ln.'rest The %
reference By applying letter addressed A. D. c.
li2 Greenwich street, will meet With attention.
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brooklyn MUSEUM MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 10,
ID 1880 will be presented the thrilling drama OF AGNES
De yhkEoosir w% oordss Mr. Tayiorj Alfred ds We're.
Agnes de vsre Mrs LOWELL Kitty Dobbs Mrs. Dyott Song
BY Mr. Dunn Dance n Mas Carman To conclude With
AN ALARMING sACR1FIck-Bob Ticket, Mr.. Kent. Adj
mission. Is cents.
BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
~ As:ociatien.1Tgesdsy evening" Dee Y. is5oaxiss
N B. The sixth annual Fancy Brsss and Civic Ball Of
sssocation viii be hed at the assembly Broad
way Coliseu m, Tuesday evening. January Z, 1850.
BY order, J.B.vAN BtREN, President.
Il. @. rAveR, escrttary.