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WEDNESDAY, Dec, 11-6 PM
There is growing dulness in the stock market The
deposition 20 operate way the other becomes ess
every day and IL impression that those who ma.
Gage get rid OF their rst will prove the mos,
fortunate in the event Of half dozen large holder,
coming the market at once, anxious to get md OF
their stock there would be great depreciation in prices
and perfect stampede among The small operators This
al strenuous to avoid and it would prove ruinous TO
clss Of spectators who have purchased for rise for
The fancies fall two three per cent The large
,nd steady shipuents Of specie must alarm the bank
Ihe hand in the vaults the banks Of this city
Goes not exceed and half millions Of dollars and
tiey Depend upon immediate arrival from California
q Keep their present supply good The steamship Ame
rca fgr Liverpool to-day, carried ont sil2o 900 10
specie and the steamship Arctic Saturday will take
out about y million This viii make an aggressts
II nssry two millions for the week IL the
California steamer, dur does not bring quite three
millions Of god dust, the balance Of cur imports AID
,xpctts vii BE- against rs should the bank 5eoids
upon contraction TO check shipments Of specie fame
4tccks gill fees most seBsbly. At the frs board t).
iy Erie Rs'icsJ declined - per cent, Nee Jersay
2irc q Reading Faircod e Norwich AVID Worce-,sr
'ts.l,u. g.; Hua on River Railroad y e,Yport
aIc1i. rsret 81. A. toe second board Canton -l-
rsny rea "a /. r.t cent Norris "a Esie RAILROAD
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Died,


On Wednesday, December II, ELIZABETH ROMERO wife
Of John Romero, aged 10 years 10 months and days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral to morrow at o'clock from her late
On December IT, OF scarlet fever ELIZA JANE youngest
child of Nicholas L. and Jane Shipper, aged years
months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the residence her parents 1913 West
Fifteenth street this afternoon, at O'Clock.
In Brooklyn at the residence of bis sos, Henry Top
ping, on December IT, Mr. NELSON II. TorrNG, aged 81
years and months.
His friends and those of his son, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at
o'clock, from No Is wilIoushby street His remains
Rhinebeck papers please copy
On the morning of December IT, of apoplsxy, JAMES
BnooAN aged 27 years native Of Clones county Mona
His funeral will take place at O'Clock this afternoon
from the residence of his brother la2 christopher
On Tuesday evening, December 10, Of disease Of the
heart, MARY ANN wife Of Stephen r. Pnckney, aged 20
years.
The relatives and friends of the family also those Of
her father Isaac W. Briggs her uncle John Harris and
the mber OF the Norfolk Street Baptist Church are
folk Street Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon Fune
raj service at O'Clock P M BY Rs7 Thomas Armitage
On Tuesday, December 10, Of consumption, Mr. THOMAS
II RooME, aged 43 years months and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
bers Of Friendship Division, No g. Sons Of Temperance
and Warren Temple of Honor, No. 49, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to morrow, at 10 O'Clock
AM, erom his late residence No. 253 West Twenty
eighth street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment.
On Wednes day, December Il, ORrsoM BLuSr son of
Abraham o. and Eliza Jane Lyon, aged year months
The funeral will take place this Afternoon O'clock
from Forty eighth street, near Eleventh avenue.
On wednesday evening psSsmbs, TO- In wsrwoR
MIcHAkL KIERAN native Of Clones, county of Mona
ghsn Ireland, at the advanced age Of ss years.
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THE MILITARY.
ArA Ma1rINc or THE rEuBERs or

ArA MEETING OF THE MINERS or TUE RATA:
N lion ofAmerican Rides held a. the Washiastcn Hotel
Tuesday evening the 10th instant the following
BILE and resolutions were M animously adopted -
whereas, at the military demonstration given 10 oov.
Loui. Kossu,h the sue 81 nation upon the evening u
the 10th inst Castle Garden tbs battalion Of American
Rhes ovirs 70 the negligence Of tte Conrt.ee q
Arrangements assigned position 10 TIRE Garden, diferes
FROM Whist eet spsrt tor them And whsreas the
bsrs Of the battalion Of American Raes feel deep int
rest in the welfare end Of che Of Hun
s.ry snd snxious 20 te his address 80 the rt Division
OF the military o. New York. Therefore. be
Received That the members OF tire battalion 81 Amer
Rhes feel ourselves gevet a. hs necessity hst con
RELIED hif occasion. 20 leave The Garden b. tskrE
hvty ON the position assigned and placing
position. that we could neither zee nor hear.
Received That We censurs the Com mttss u Arrange
msn Who had charge Of he prcceedissse The evsniss
for their neglect entiorsl change % our position
Resolved That copy Of this preamble and resolutions
duly authenticated be published in The daily papers and
"Mfitsfy Argus"
Resolved, that tender vote Of thaaks 20 Col = b
Pyer ssf ofhcsrs for their exertious behalf
the above evenpq In endeavorng 70 retain our rshsfu
POSITION ~. HOuSEhAN,
MASS. HAYMAN.
DEECFE VI. DENGsE }C0mmittee.
John W. T VAN RIPE
Wa.M RANDELL.
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noRsNs, CARnlAeEs. a..

HORSE sTOIIN, AND THREE STOLEN HORSES
taken IN stolen from the stseis Of tas SUB.
ttrsr on the mint Of tbs 9Th Octo iss lsrfs
6sIk bsy Hsrss eight years ow 10 hands hsh with heAv
name snd tail good fquars trotsr tTo white spots ius
back Of the fore shoulders fyTrscd % htv been cu
~ the sssdie Twenty-Five dosrs revtrt vt be pad BY
te sstscfber fer returning TIRE horse have In ny rns8s
sion THREE stOeu horses One tvh bay horse o aphf
about niae years 90 coed trsyeier large heaf blat
name, ss LEGS iron gray horse, nettv e ha1d
hah uf 90 sst sprnR one tay horse tnu' eght
1cfra els write feet snd white stripe In the taoe.
Fersoas hsviYs he'd horses oen In snY part q Vie Une
flscs trrg the ttove dscr pton Vl o. uei 50 "a
m or t3rrsfeor ~ is.sr a. d. - gith W aabsc her
otler % rserrnse their properly d rrsyet Is s,en pa
tttrqcs. aud taic tfe tsne WILLIAM fOSIEN
A,n'rs, Chenufs s,vRsv, rev y2tk. pee. ", isal
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PFC RsON AL.

INFORMATION wANTED-or MARGARET TU sNER.
Scotch sr vho left Moutresi in the latter end Of July
last ~ will much oblse Alot Forbes By sending word 70
the Malt House Kent avenue, corner Of Taylor stree,
Broohiyn.
NoTICR-THE PERSON WHO BROUGHT A TABLE
N cloth sst week 10 the Insti,unen o. nereyts b
manged 10 requested 10 call there again inmetstely for
matter Of mportsnee Institution OF Mercy, $50 Houston
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KOSS UTH.

THE RECEPTION OF GOV. KossUTH BY THE NEW
York Bar, will take place Friday evening. Deoeu-
Der 1884, ct Ate Tripler) Rail proposed
70 admit persons including ladies - can be
forably seated Seats secured and tickets Of Adms
sion (prcs So procured TO Of hs Com
ntse Of Arrangenenn the reeePusn wu sAks plAoe a.
after which Gov Kosuth will address the Bar Those
Of The Bar who desire
be given after the ceremonies the evening
requested 70 tickets that besides
their tickets admission before Wednesday morning.
o'clock The price of.hsss tickets will be 81 and the lis.
to the Hall will Of o'clock the afternoon Of
Tuesday the 10th nst and be nued the day till
oock and the following days. throughout the day ~ the
Law Library. in the New City Hall. west end towasd
Broadway No tick cts will be sold the evening 81 the
Hall. COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
j jAnEs < K VIII MhNS & x 4 ck0s
DAVID BOWLV, GEORGE @. WATkRS
DAVID GOULD, RICHARD GOODMAN,
GEORGE BARSTOW,
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Alp TO HuEoARY-.GoyERNoR KossUTTs ALB;
hearing voice Of her rsAt .dvoes Governor koush
Sting sh:. s:ssi and sih .ssss:: On ssssdsy
for W
nett. sss I5 Circle sssS for
n q: and O. q %
book store iss Bro.d~sy book stors 500 Broa
r.sy EsypSr: book store e gOwery ca1afsnSarys
HSIano.: fss.H.ns 70. guests. seat. viii be reserved
Tseean Carroll I p S TSs. Skinner 81
g Rs Hss g Cedar Es.ss ss.a
T. nscsf s dss D. 81
Sn n: s 5s.s Ss ,s Sc
Rsry X ss. 4Ss. ' as S.
Nee. r. cy i,1 South e
R R:ssss X x: Rs'a "a sIf:ss %
GoyERNoR KossUTHs ADDRESS IN BROOKLYN
. IN ssPSrs a S. a.. ns
IS had been disposed Of The eO%Tis,es deem 4 rrop,. to
a.i.s. os when may :ss.a;s ss:d.y .. iesyiSi
street. Boeliyn :, the boon store % cady B;rs..
Any tickets r.mainiss unsOid viii be disposed Of ~ N,
s sii s ssi sSsn Doors open 0 Governor A'
GRAND pRAnATIc TITs. IN AID OF TIE upN
gartAn furd, ~ Niblos Garden saturday evening"
December % 1851 Governor Louis Kossuth has accepted
the Invitation OF the COMMITTEE and will positively attend
tho last opportunity that citizens Will have OF meetps
him In public as he leaves the city on kondsy NEXT
Burton with much pleasure, presents this Announcement
With the aid OF bis popular company he dsvotes the above
evening TO exertions In the holy cause Of freedom. VIM
Ess BE-: @ Iss
without deduction for COMMITTEES mon or services
rendered will be paid over, and without days delay 70
Governor Kossuth aid the cause Of Hungarian liberty
Reserved seats In the Parquetts for ladies' - cash. Dress
Circle 81 sseond and Third Circle. 81 Avery fss
that seat In the lover part Of the houss viii be worth
nushet free admissions viii be issued The rrneipal
amutment will be bheridsns comedy Of THE RIVALS and
that nothing With shs tullnes ana Perfection
Of the The Chambers theatre will Be closed
that evening. Commttee-W. Nibio, W. =. Burton, w.
Blake J. wallaok Lester, Dyot John SETON, Dunn.
fervsd In the rsrquete for the stage ard the private
bones 70 be had ~ Nibo and al the boK oee OF Burton
theatre.
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NrU sICAIs.

MUSICALE. W. sxIrH TEACHER OF THs PIANO
NI Forte Organ, and hnsipg The best references ne -
character and oempeteney. Terms SIS per quarter Al
dress or amply ~ NO Wooster corner Canal street
EoR NEGRO BAND-wANTED A BANJO P1AYkR
With bass ccntrsito voice. and bone player vi
enor bass voices aso, tamborne PLAYER With atent
or bss voice Apply 70 M 50 Luke t Btoadrsy or l-4
WAverty rlate.
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Reading Railroad n; Harlem and Norwich olosed st
prices current In the morning Quotations for Erie
Dad look a. though the rats had commenced lssv-
ing tho sinking ship It ID belief that some OF the
clique will be LETT In tho lurch. This however is no
more than they Deserve after all the sdvice We have
given them. Had We been weary Of well doing, in this
instance We should have left the public N the hsnds
Of spsculstos to DO aseosd to their hearts content;
but We have steadily In the good course and
fst<r ourselves that many have been deferred from
touching the stock at anything Ike current quotations
In publishing statement Of the number Of stock
holders Of the New York and Erie Rail Road Company
holding twenty five shares and UNDER hold that
such representation breach of trust because made
by the Of the company and in direct contra
venon Of their prescribed duties and contend that
nothing be dhgracsful than the culpabs prae
tice, which some small accountant tyros pursue, of
taking sueptitousy such copies of the minutes Of the
proceedings as may be turned to malicious purposes
The statement in the present instance proved than
was intended and instead Of showing that there
large portion of the capital withheld from Wall street it
showed that average of Is shares allowed to
each the quantity held speculation could not be less
than $4,000 shares most of which hypothecstion
This publication, when united with the informal meet
ing Of Of the directors leave no doubt from
whom the statements have emsnatsd and for what pur
pose they were thrown out, and have no doubt in
conformity to these previous admoRitions and certain
pregnant whiperngs play house condolences put forth
impose on the public creduty that the spectators
will seek relief in the length Of the time in which the
transfer books will continue closed for, without
such holding up the prospective condition Of the opera
tors deplorsble. The books will be closed when
trsnsfers be made loans called in the hypoh
ecston must after that period essentially remain ct the
risk of the lender and In the present state Of the
try, weeks are like ages.
The proposals for the two hundred thousand dollars Of
the per cent bonds Of the Cleveland, Panesve
and Ashtabula Railroad Company, were opened yestsr.
day afternoon, at the Office Of winsow, Lanier Co.
Bids made for about three hundred thou sand dollars
in ALL The average Of bids accepted IS l5 per cent
netting to the company $l7oao6 The successful bid
ders were Harvey Seymour, Carpenter vsrmIye, Ma.
tbsniel Marsh, Charles NJ Oakley, J. w. James Brown
ira B. Carey, H. Pumpely, Merchants Bank Cleveland
and VIM II. Russell
The annexed statement exhibits the operations Of the
Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company for the past
year. according to report made to the State Surveyor
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Married,

On December Is, by Kingsland. Mayor Of the
city GILBERT TRAVIS to ASS, JANE, daughter OF Samuel
H. Rogers, all Of this city.
On December 10. A. Jones Stree. Church NJ the Rev
Mr.. McCanna JoAN McCAsN Co Miss CAtAEAlsg G,N-si,
both Of this city.
At Williamsburg, on December To- by the Rev. W c.
Hoyt, DANIEL HAKT, Of this city, to Miss HARRIET g.
THOMAS Of the former place
In Brooklyn, on December 16, by the Rev Evan NJ
Johnson Rector Of St. Mchael's Church. Mr. GEoaoE
BURDEN to Miss MARGARET CHAMBERS
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rIrLLINEnY. FANcY GOODS. Sc.

INBENCH hIiLINEsY. LADIES OPERA UEf
" Dressra ladies' fseir sad Chiid,sn's Embrtttet
Dresses, Sc SC Miss Bsttmtn Indy soiicits the
teuAtu Of her frieads ana VI isd Of NeF kofk. %
ans tlogant sfrtrcu1 81 te thnve named gods n
hor rooms No ei3 RYosduhT, corner = Bsecher street
entrance in BleseAer srest Up stsre Fspoh assistance
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that the
imports. compact and complete containing useful
A 4 J. SAUNDERS, 1r Broadway
Corner Of Liberty street, aud 81 Broadway.
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NEW CIVILIZATIONS.

lust PUBLIsBED-THE QUARTERLY SCIENTIFIC
American Part t. price 81 een,s containing about
venty and hundred Of sonthe
matter besides shs claims Of Amsrican patents With
pous index of an the subjects Il valuable work for the
inyentoy mechanic manufacturer and general reader For
sale BY Dexter Bro strnger Townsend; Ds~its d.
yenport Adrane, Sherman Co, and ~ the ofiee, les
Fulton street.
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Hats, In
her variety annssortment Of Boys and Chidrsns
Beaver Six and Felt Hats Ladies' and Misses Bsnnets
Silk Velvet Plush Caps be found In the city
One price. J. W. KELLOGG, l2S Canal street.
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Court Calendar for THIS Day.

COWrt CHlcndar LOT ThHs Oays
SUrsEnE CouRT.-Gsnersl Term Mos. 40, AZ, AZ, 80
81, 81, 50, 50, 81, SIS, SO, 90, 81, g. SO
CoMsor pLEAs-Part Mos. 1901, LASS 1439, 1425 u,
as41 lss 1s45 l447 l49 1451 1853, l466 1467, 1850
l461. Part 2.-Same before
surEsIoR CouRr-(Two branches. Mos 10, u.s. 227,
az 3ls as $50 3ii 49, $780, 2l7 81, 296 IFS as $50
1875 Al 24o a6s 342 343 344 846, 347 38 349 $751; 1852
asa $50 as7 s5s $50, &c., 7ea I'll, 24o so5 s2s 2ss
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Embroidered Velvet Cl0aks.-We have
hands very rich embroidered velvet cloaks which
"A' ~ JAMES BECK 4 CO.. as Broadway.
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Very desirable lots, on Gates, Bedford,
and Franklin Quincy and Madison streets and
Dean and Bergen Streets Carlton nearly
paved and the AeShborhood is fast imprsvin The sale
will take place this day At the Msrchants Exchange
JAMES COLE Auotieneer.
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Comb Fsctory.-Ladies are respectfully
snvi.sd examine choice selection Of Combs
abe subscribers store The variety beyond all doub shs
arsassst In toe oity. -.....
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IDVRRfISEMENfs RRNRW1D EVERY DAY,

AS-A number Of advertisements, highly interesting
to the community generally viii be found on the third
page
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Pocket and Pen Knives, RaZors, &c.-A
eauui assortment Of the above articles, Of the most
und ruaus patterns, be ~ the subsaribers.
A. J. SAUNDERS, l7 Broadway.
Corner Of Iiber ~ street. and 36 Broadway.
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A BIC RESPECTFULLY 10 EEcOsEEND TO ran
nrtNe tsrss itsct OF ysry tas BrAniiss, yns4 "a
avsra an Nsrsaasrsars which 1Tsria4 pr tbaA
vii meet &c views oftt ecosom!s- ard Pleas, ms psisAs
o. the cfars1sur quanttss u suit the purchaser
Rrooms sslsss nsss Br0ai~sT. y. PiERsoS, sssa@se.
yyHr BOTTLE pErARTNENT Ar AZ BROOxs ST
spefthy ~ atter tion Of tha rwke. Ise,usanath.
sssst lssesin London posk other Braatss LSnfsn
uect, an ether nss Schedsn ant SvAa Gin. rsmNs.
81 Crcr Rom scotch irsa. Aut M,nonrahela Whskss
Pes-r Chrty .nt Rasyke.sy Bgauty Bass ada P.is
Ais t-rto1 pefsg- al Hr1wn st0rt osiebrsAea Ira
az Sst sa r.rlkRa2N, hAaAx.c.
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Millinery.-A large and extensive AssOrt-
snt of Silk and Velvet Hats Feathers the black
Plume de Cock, and vasiety Of others for sale ct
J. B. ARMSTRONG'S, 233 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Kossuths's Address TO the Ladies' .-Grand
reception Of Kossuth BY ,he Ladies' a. Tripler HALL
and gentlemen for sale at she Music Store Of VIM HALL
son, 239 Broadway.
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Let thoss dance now who never danced before.
Ard those Who slvays a nced, now dance the more.
Miller, In Canal street, has already sold
thousand pair Of dancing slippers and CATERS ths
but has fresh supply beautiful than With
quilted boot. and buskn Alpine CATER boots white satin
and hid slippers white In gsiters Also splendid
broiderd toils slippers for ladies and gentlemen suitable
~ J. %. sILLERs, i3i Canal street,
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Engraving for New Year's.-COats Of
Arms Crests Cyphers and lettering Of description
engraved in the most elegant silver tea SETS
sslyers and silver plate Of description, at EVER
DBLLS, 500 Broadway, cs-ner Of Duane streets branch
ef6oe, Is Wall street.
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j. Y. Savage, 92 Fulton street, would
s attention 70 his large stock Of ans COLD ana silver
Those beautiful Gold Hunting Levers for ladies' make the
prettiest and most useful presents ever heard Of.
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Fur Cloaks. - James Beck & Co., have
sut received number Of elegant velvet oloaks. richly
Srmmed with Martin Tur-whoh in consequences Of
shs sdvaneed state season, they viii sell So each
S65 Broadway.
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Ladies' CIoaks. - Lane & Porter, 90
Catherine variety Of Velvet Cloth Aad
Satin Cleshs, in all the variety Of shspsG al'o ladies'
reene buss sc. Ladies who purchase Of the
oloaks have them cut to shape with
ont
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR. WINE. AND
n Cordial Distliery for sals, in Brookyn-tas odsse
stand-No. 70 Fulton The Wis.
ing retire from business the store viii be les - mode
rate rent with privilege Of lease The psepssoe
will give all inform Atior Of the businosl
A RESTAURANT FOR sALE.-A WILL KNOWN AND
established Ressaurant located rsar " all street sd
the Custom House. The daily receipts from ty5 $40.
premises term Of years Apply ~
HOWES h BALKCOM, So Nasssu strssS.
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converts red gray hair 70 black or brown 0oURAUDs
Nedoated Soap pin Pies freckles chaps. ohafss
roughness ko Poudre Subtle uoroots hair from part
Of tie body. Liquid Rouge LILY White, Hair Restorative
nOuth Third atraeA rhtla doiphia.
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Splendid London Furs, at Reduced
I'ricea-0reat nduoement for the Holdsys-Wshing to
close stock Of Ladies Furs
ety thesa readily commend themselves 30
chaser. WARNOCKS. Hatters
us Broadway Irving House.
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Now 10 the time 20 purchase your VIM
Ter Clothing getting late in she and
selling wintr stock az coat pree observe tbs prices
with beautiful and rich Innings 81 TO S0 frook
50 to ST. heavy cashmere pants 81 70 81
vests SO TO S. NJ the Five Dollar SUIT Store corner
Nassau and Beekman streets.
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DAWNBROKERs SALE. NEWARK. AUC-
tionesr-A n. Cre.tssr. rs Bevery. viii cell. seS
day, Dec 18TH 1851 the following srticies consisting OF
very large and valuable assortment Of Gold aai 3uvee
Watches Silver and Plated Ware; sso. exteas,vs
collection Of Jewelry Of description By ordse ox
John Levy. 299 East Broadway. and solomon Hart ~
Pearl street pswnbroker The above sale IL well WORMS
the attention OF dealers and others. n
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StIlng on Fur TIppets, BOas, Guns, ana
1uns-The advanced season has induced BANTA, of log
Canal street to reduce the prices his entire
topabo Furs manufactured expressly for his city retail
sae Hs stock embraces every variety Of Martsn Fitch
Tppets vicsoriaes snd Cuffs, Fur Trimmings, &C., &C.
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Cl2aks Reduced In Pr1ces.-Jamss Beck
Co.. have this day materially reduced the prices Of thsir
embrace ths opportunity their stock large and The
rices Low they will be for the season. 5 Broadway
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OvercOats, SnOwcOats, DOublec0ats, &C.
We desrcus closing large stock Of the above
1tyles Of Coats wish 10 make for Wholesale
ztock for country trade, in Of uacture
Those Overcoa 4c combine the greatest warmth with
variety elegance Of style As the draw
oose and our stock much 700 large We wish TO turn
Il lnte and make We will therefore sell the
remainder Of winter ock 81 and In Instances bo
low the D. 4 j. DEvLIN. SO and IS John street,
corner
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Hat ratronise KNOX Ladies' you wanta Of cuperb
Turs elegant comfortable and fashionable pstronse
znoI Parents you wish for your children most at
trsovs article of head gear rich in appearance
In style and very cheap Knox BE Is the
sAvorite and his store. lS Fulton street. Is constantly
crowded with customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

DIANOFoRrEs AT AUCTIoS-a- c. KEMP WILL
sell at auction 70 w. (FridsyI at Y oslcsk 81
his sales room Nassau street nesr Fulton Eight value
BILE rosewood OK and Pianoiortee. These Pilas
forses will all be said without the least
AZ particularly worthy Of ths aseaioo OF deal
and Others, OF them Do cola With
Manufacturers warrAntee and present
to obtain good ~ low pres NAY be oxanasd
at the store. IS Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-18

Smith, Kossuth, and VictoryI-Kossut
speak eoquently Smith self chsapiy Kouh attracts
crowds does ditto Kosuth be At the Irv
Ing SMITH 100 Fulton where all who
any kind should call aud make their selections