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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
New-York Cattle Market-DEcENBER 20
Reported for The Tribune.

1.-THE Washington Drove Yard. 9TH av and 3ith-
At and at the Hudson River Bulls Head foot OF Rob-
son u for Besyes For Cows, Calves, Sheep and LAMBS,
a, Brcvr Ing's 9Th st, near 3d-av
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD.-i.00 Beef Cattle (l51
Southern balance this Stae.) Prices OF retailing qualities
ranged from S. 50 to IS IS the market closing hrmer
loo mead EN- unsold
AT 3RowNING's Is Cows aud Calves. Sales 1t from
s25 70 s3j So AL sold. Sheen and Lambs-30e0 IN mar
lst Prces range at from 50 500 50 5S for the former
and 81 7jd2 5OS3 % for the latter.
Al CHANBERLA IN's-HUDSON RIVER BULLS HEAD
offered $50 Beef Catte-saes AZ d dS.c all sid; 50
Cows and Calves ofeTetSaes a SIS S304 49, al sold
Al market $500 Sheep and Lambs sale. 900 cft over
Sheep sold So s. So s5d So Lambs 81 5! sea , 80
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRr OF NETWORK. .-DECEMBRR @
Cleared.

eamsaips-lEdepezdeuce.s totdard. Chasres + Mills
OEt.rio, Chase Boston MAILER Lod. Cayuga Wilson,
South Ansoy.J. \ n Bnees
shps-SuliSna, Barrett. New Orleans, Wm. Nelson &
Co.
BarAs-EHact Stevens, Savannah stusess Clearman L
Co; Partdl, kch, Havana, J rallor CO
brss-SsntiaSO Burgess bra.Ar sc. VI. NJ freeman
\ CO Wilhelm Ien. (Dlichl oversly.sE. Rotterdam
Fuxoh L NsIncke
scho.neTs-RichncnJ. riby Richmond. c H Reis,n
ShaS hshry Son1n, wilmington. " Elvsll: Ben
is ~ gers Baltimore Mckee Jane. p Loft
lAAd. CHAPMAN, Ckagrss, y. l.. McCrtaiy i C.
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The Bullion in the Bank had increased

The Bullion in the Bank had increased
to fl65lS544. In the manufacturing districts there
is little improvement. ~ Paris. the Bourse was
hrmer the Five per Cents. opened al 95, 75c., and
closed at OF 3jc for the end of the month the
Three PER Cents closed at 5sf 75c.
The Imports of the four weeks Of De-
cemSer. ending Saturday have been over FIVE and a
quarter millions, OF which two and hall millions
were Dr. Goods. The total Imports Of December,
1850. were five millions. Goods were coming in
earlier this year.
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Nth the Government, respecting the ad%laiss;srSa
o. wa. ,he Statthatership of Bohemia, from des
;, ~ bsing able to govern tbe country on the cen
o. Pnes Of she mo,, con
ID oyi" rnnuIation in Europe has been shaken and
ser ,sr has been received with SO much dis
.nc Austria Proper that at this moment IT is as
~uch disafected as any other quarter oil the empire
n mt more
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AID 10 irNGASY.-The Executive Com.
ni''te 'eesn'iy spESsa,ed a, Buffalo, has perfected
eli o'saI,lSNoA q Inc trends ot Hungary by ap.
fonnng Asss's. II L. iSSs.og J, styinshan and
G. NiNSken, Finance coNSa,iiee Correspond
"s Committee J Stringhan, JOIN Gaason aad II
n 'ie!s l., Howard Is Treasure, ottbe Execu.
ns Hungarian Committee Various Sus. com,,,,.
'seswep sfpoln'edty Tie General Commute,
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spoken, &c,

Dee o. lat 81 81 lon. - 90. schr Susan from St. Do
mingo for Boston. ,.
NOV IL lat 10 No. long "a W. snip bengale III from
Bordeaux fOr California.
De- g. no lat &C. bark Everthorpe (Br) On. Galway
for New York 80
Dec g. lat a. long ST. vas propeller City Of Man
chester. I'm Philadelphia for Liverpool
Nov I lat 9IiS long Il 3d. ship Frances Whitney, I'm.
Dec. e. Cape Cod W N W. 80 miles, bris VIM BOYD
Dsc g. lat u 40 long 50 g. ship Chas Sprasue I'm
kenurbuuk for Mobile.
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stands thus SuvNgeS, (Nhlgl 1879; JOIN
sen, (Opp 5i,s9' -JoHNsoN's present ma ority.
t5ls. Three couatioS are yet 20 be heard from.
VIZ Boone, Prince William and MeS,morelaSd
OF The House Of Delegates. there are. now
heard ilom. G. Wings ant 81 Opp
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4 lRCUS-New-York Amphiiheatsr. No.
" ~ nrw.V--Grrt Carniya ve.k-i,st rRRA-
TON OF NEW WAN DAY ana s,be.S s',..ns,ys !.
son ~ I'D OF HUNGARiAS INOgPxSDcS~c on
MONDAY tNENiNG an entire new .Gec.s..ne ~ fe.ts
ani class The ssf. Whca IN q. f.,.af,s
IN Tuesday eyru4ul. Ga WEDNESDAY EVENING ne
gross Fecsg The house viii be handed over 10
the huugaItan IentTaI Committee IN ad Il BE great
cause OF uuiyefsSl liberty On lHI RSDAI-Ne~ Year
ras-fnere Will be tuFee magnificent eHtsrainnsaS-
meibrg aftefEoCn arh evening The tfsf.lgHsaet pa
n..sn Ecuss,rieuus. MADAME FOVkNitIRE en-
gagged f,r a limited hunber OF ghts. ani AL make her
hrs. this season Med'y. JSnasy s. botss
&c before do Go
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rool with nd,s and 800 rasssnse rhos. charfsoa
Go. From 2sth lat % 10. CO 80 stpsusn,'d 40 nag
bat heavy gales almost sqgSf 10 ihai 81 Isl De moei Al
Bfem ship Martha Klocsgste,. 20 days from Brensa.
with ndse and 10 passengers 60 J. / BscAi~l Er2s-
1ieuced heavy yea her o. the passage
BIZ ship James Pagan DAVIS Dao.la, Sept g. mise asa
Pan candaee. Arquit shanghai, Aug as; passed An
ger Oct q tens SC. Buckln X Care The { has Osea
DAYS north of Bemeda with very Aeayy westerly gales
On the u.hefn edge 1.-THE Cult
Bark Asa Fish. Gale Mome Iih inst mise 20 Inas.tr
Had very heavy weather during the passage OIL Hstefas
took ayy hch GROVE the BARK to ne "a
M1s1 ,i 1s1 y or iTsac steering
Bark Gerard loi Boston Chase. Mobile II dlys cn,ton
10 Caldwell Co Has er.euenced heavy weather during
Bfen. ssTs clemen'ina; Danns%sna Bremen 50 days.
md,e and passengers to l. y ". Burchardt
Bng smyrna Iof Durburyl Sprague, smyrna, 81 DAYS
fruit. Sc tos Frsncia CO, Died, Oct 81 on GIBRALTAR
Neap brig Eliza. Napoli Palermo 90 days, birthstone.
sumac, &C. to Barclay Livingston Inc = has etps'i
snced severe weahsr during the which has caused
Br t1Is AIarnode, Holmes. Windsor. N S, Is days,
b. big Emily Young, Havana, IS days. with m2lasse
frcn ST Domingo for Boston. IS DAYS out.
Brem brig BuddecSe. Celod!us. 80 DAYS from Bremen IN
ballast and 40 passengers 10 Shines Husr, The has
experienced heavy weather on the passage
Br brig Cahane, Hilton, 81 Mathis 80 days, with salt
Bng ChSnes Heath, of searspor.. Putnam, from Pensa
cola, Dec. 70, lumber to Badger Pack Co titan .,
Stureess Cieaman x Co Has had very heavy weather
RE- WsIsesdse puncomb Hama Island IA days sal!
TO NJ Smith sons Lee orig Msrceilus. Pllsouty tr
New OreansiA 10 days Louisa, Wade Tor Boston iS'n
ins'.
Brig Eurydce McKimlay, Leghorn, 90 days, mdse TO j.
s Il. Laurie
AIaitlan 4 Phelps Left brig Horaio. Storrii. ion
stoke ing Huntress from Rempia, for Rum Key - -
Br schf CiraEa, West, Hshflx, days potatoes TO r
Brch 81.
Schr. Ellen Mana, of Franklin, Treat, 81. Martin -
da,r salt To X = Buch The +. VI got ashore ON me
West Rank Yesterday monday morning. and was s't Oh
by the steamtug Hercules
Schr Susan Orleans Parsons Cedar KEY 10 DAYS sd r.
tobacco ard moss. D. Sayre GA Sunday Lass Santy
Hook bearing W. 70 miles, spoke Italian Os EHki ~
New York The 5. o has had heavy gales during rue
passage and has been blown OF twice ON me VA sHpeu
sea which carried away jsboon, headras, s'aAohon'
schr R " Brown, Hulse, Wilmington, y c. @ days.
Schr Empire State Ed-idge, Portsmouth. days wd'e
10 ) ". Lewis.
Schr Mahl, head, Cutter. R)ckland. days, lime
Sloen Maria Louisa. Bennett, from Fall hiVer.
Sloon James Gorham Nichols from Fax River
BELOW-Brig Lamartne, I'm the west lndies' A'''
3shps bark ard buss unAno"n
SAIIED-Ships Albert Galaiin. Dsiano' LNefp''''
Tlza Mallory, Williams Mobile, ana othrts
WINp-At sunrise. s. W. meridian, " sunset' W
r. The ship Kate Napier arrived YESTERDAY sl}ut
have been the Obed Mitchell 1he report as pool~le
wa. ftnished shpnewS Hector bythe dl'h oh'
l.. 81 A f.t. HT FnF
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Advertisement CAKE AN

Advertisement CAKE AND CoNFEc-
rroyERY Ladies who are making thelr purchases
foy New Year Dav. will do well 20 call rpon Mrs.
Dusenbufy, No l,Cg7 Broadway. and 6e3 Wasning-
ton..t corner Charles, where they Will hnd Case
in every variety Of superior quality, together H.h
a fine assortment Of Confectionery, jokes, Pre'
serves. &c The materials and workmanship EN-
ploved in the manufacture of her Cakes, Sc. mas
entitled these establishments 70 the character OF hrst
class.
Advertisement You will please to re-
member of elegant OIL Paintings this even
ing by F. Cotton, at No. 59l Broadway, opposite
Niblo's. For particulars, see auction notice
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MAR REED.

On Tuc,day Dec ., by Rev Spencer H. Cone, HARVEY
NJ. LOCKWOOD TO Miss CArHARlNE RHOADES'
daughter Of Daniel Rhoades ESQ, both Of this cty
Al Gree Church, on Thursday. Dec IS. by Rev VII.
TAYLOR. EDWARD, eldest sen Of lhe late Edward Mag
WELL Esq of Boston. Mass TO RHODA Youngest dangh-
Ionion rnsianG aaI p~ils-uo VIVA, Margate, Kent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30

CRFDIBLE NYSrEplES.-Tu EVENING The
GIFT Of FIORk-The ELECTRIC pHESOHENA-
WATER versus WiNE-rhe Gseai kNHiBirtON CAS-
KETTLE BEIIONIAN CREAItON-TAs BOTTLE
Go and gsr oar Holiday ca from TIE Profess Coraa-
copla Places can 20 secured ~ the Box Oir" hoa A.
NJ 10 p NJ for Parties Fsules, - Scnpois. II lsthe
most interesting establishment IN the city Day psrog-
names on New Ntar Day ard every Saturday 4Gd Thus
day at p. NJ during BIS stay. Doersoftn A. oeoos .
GudeIs commence a. par.uet and Dress Circle ~
Ugper Ter and en les Edor u years, p cts re VIZ
ald's STAY y limited 90 lW
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lLxo,s AND THE PsgslprNcy.-An II

's.Ai~N~-H NNf ibt HcNN --NN IL
unols correspondent. forwarding us an account,
ct the oheice @, Delegates from that STATE to
The proposed Whig National Convention. Ian,i
e'9a'ed BY Telegraph saws
Illinois vii cast unanimous vote IN the
CCn'thO@o Cor cen ScO;t"
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Amr6Emfute.

A CARD-TO THE PUBLlC.-ln con-
IA sequence Of intelligence received tbs m9Tnngi OF
the sudden DEATH OF HER MOTHER, Mdlie;
JENNY LIND Is unable give her proposed series OF
Concerts New York The Tickets already soi, WIN
he edeemed application az the Ticket once, MessTs
CHICKERING'S WareIooms. No 21j Broad%aY De-
tween the hours of \. n. and = NJ, TO MORRO" y,
TUESDAY 30th. ard all parties having claims against
MGe jenny Lind requested 20 send them addressed
10 ne by " EDNESDAY NOON. c: SEfION;
d2g2t Agent for Mdlle. Jenny Lind
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Mama Temperance State Conven-
o,n Is calico by Prof Stowe, Neal Dow. ana many
s.nsI p"nahsn' temperance men, 10 nee, ., Az.
Ses's' 81 he sln 81 January nett "
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IMMATURE ALMANAC. DAY.
SVNrRses.- u Sets % MooN-Se;s.....s6 e9a
HIGH wArER----Dec -
SANDY Hook. osa Gov Island l 5pa Hell Gaze "a
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STEAMSHIP Prsns,hus Cant Churchill. from San Ina,
ne Nesiassa days with gold tus, and passenger 20 ID
IL. 'AP FsEola, sf Belfast, White, 81 dsy, from Liver
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STOR.PIACE OPERA HOUSE.-

N On NEW YEAR EVE Dec 81. 1897 -Distne1-
tiou Of Feed g. the Poor b. POL tNDh Np'N $40 WI
ty, 600 ave pound ioavss o. tho De- Bread 1850 four
20, nd pieces the beet Beef or Mgod, 10 use AGED
Poor. as a New Year Gao. Ahe Gs1t.oa.oE ".i la.e
plafeM3P n The following vii % ne afrtleemsnts
an order Of distribution Prof ANDERSON aa' lsiled
bst certificates 10 tie AlccTmcRo f The citrsn' Dis
tr,,is Who m awe them such thsy c'nsHsr uhy
II he Wlards bounty and who vii as.srnn's ~ The
Oq.Ia House. Astor-Dlace. az = 81, "a WEDNESDAY,
New Year ENe) and On prescRtrs ihcf rc.'l ste IN
psron will receive each large five pound Lot, aai A
four % uud piece ~ the best Beef er Mutton. $500
Order ana QnIet IS speciiu.ly reQUeste.. ~ ~
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~ The Assistants last night voted to
grant Reservoir-square, instead Of Madison'square,
for an Industrial Exhibition. No other proceedings
of moment. We cannot possibly publish the oihcial
report this morning
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n The Alchemistic performance OF Fro
lessor Williams, takes place this evening az :
O'Clock, in Blocker Buildings, and on Wednesasy
evening IN Brooklyn Institute ms expetl,hssl:. -
are rev. and such As have never been exholtei 10
our CITY before His audiences are becoming larse'
aTd all well pleased.
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~ Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER, the
mention Of whose name is sufficient to bring TO-
gethor the people any occasion, is TO deliver an
address this evening to the colOred people at the
Far now being held at the Shiloh Presbyterian
Church in Princest, second corner cast OF Nblos, on
behalf Of the New-York Vigilance Committee
There ought, as there doubtless Will be, great
gathering there tonight
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and POETRY of the Old

and NEW WORI D.-StnYvesant lnsutl.e FRI
DAY TUESDAY AID FRIDAY EVENINGS, January
O. - and i6 at = o'clock
'CHIRLFS Whitney. recently returned from pro-
al tour IN Europe, WILL ~ request deiver three
his Literary and Dramatic Impersunailons- nstraed
with every phase of cbaT,oteThe Indian, Amerie An,
Brton and lri.hna am. tSec 'u'afsl
Mr. Whtntys action Is equal - the ues, fa suiSHS
on the stare tts"haoN t'-''' 49,
Gentemens tickets 50 cts.. LADIES' p cts. ejo iot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30

u Horace Waters, No. 333 Broadway
sells Gilbert's celebrated Pianos. Holiday pei
chasers would do we'll 70 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30

70 A full report of Hon. Chas Kings
lecture on the History of New-York since $500 IS
crowded out this morning by the Foreign news.
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HHE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully

Il announce % fhes,old freads, and The max ihn'
NAY TABERNACLE On MONDAY EVENING. jan
uaTy 5, 1882 -
In ADDITION TO choice CANINE Of thef best songs
ant cd,
MISS GOODEN NOW
viii spg ths " Bird Song. VII Oh 81 Nrh such
enthnsia c applause thv Ma llat isnqt rance
CONVECTION. Ais (Id g. conclude me ~ 'lr-5 eater
rent they IT. is rec introduce sac song Of
XELCONg TO kossUrL Ihss1us, ~ftrn IA" adapted
H. thp National avs of Amerea England ana fit"cs was
snns re C,vsrunr ith aud suite. ON n ton o
hislecsutlon AZ p yGp.'h GhuIch and Fnl e. h-ll.
Tickets q eHCt 90 DE bal a. the Mhc ''tss aad
at the door Doors opea a. 81 o'clock, T. commence AZ
o'clock n'V q
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OCWO LIVING AZTtC CHILDREN

"A New and ABSOLUTELY Unique Race oi Mankind.
The most extraordinary ard Setp cahle phenomena that
sen 6r fy weeks ~ the large Exhibition Room q the
SOCIETY LIBRARY. corner Of Broadway shd Leonard.
ard ioatrous ue0ple in Central America, by whom they
were keut VITA superstitous yeneration. dsinc, aud
serludsd as caste II their priesthood, and EMPLOYED
MINES and Bacchana's in iheT Pagan csIswonies and
worship 49, -,
inches hight, weighing Il lbs, the former - hches
high, and weighs 20 los
From repeated aud careful examination, the tsst ply
glsts the elder be 10 II the
younger about 10 years. $780,
They differ altogether fron examples II the d" ART and
and from children aliOrding complete and undeniabe
illustration of a Pgme yafIsy Of the Human Rare
Tickets OF admission % cents Children un6es ieyeaS.
half price Season Tickets 81 Doors opel saco day from
IL until l. and from until o'clock. ell Inn
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CRAND SCOTrISU CONCERrS-

ERANU SJUI IISH IUNI th -
"a 1.-The MISSES ard the MESSaS FRASER. tAe
celebrated Sccttish ccsisss Mho nlsty r.ce Ned
with the greatest fn,t Uslasn Thec Musical al te,a-
~ EveninEs be ronuned Nv Eki NIGHT dar ns ne
vsek cooamenc.rr TO NIGHT m the Hall ~ 'he SoCl-
Fly LIBRARY cosner OF broadway snf Leon ssi-st
Splerd selections Of the gems Il scottish. aEd
Ish melcdy vii he gwen these evenng -. 10 IN
mence az ocloe.. AAllss-1 Sd crnls- Wv "
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CONCERT at METROPOLITAN

EON GER L at METROPOLITAN
~ HALL.
Miss CATHERINE FAYES-Nadam As strohg d sire
expressed the part Of the teachers and scholars
fihe Public Schools TINS ciiy 10 hear sing at On
for their qualification. would add our earnest re-
Que theirs also that II consistent with your other en-
gagemenis would aord them an early opportunity 70
hear drstin guished vocalist.
With high side ration. yours &c Sc..
+. c BENEDICT. Prest. h ard Education
JOSEPH MCkEAN, slp't. Common ;Eojls.
New-YoFS Dec "a, 1851.
In cor ll!ance " "a the ABOVE request,
CATHERINE HAYES
legs TO Announce that she will give 4 CONCERT ~
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec IL, al NEIKOPOL-
TAN late TTipler) HALL
Auansemens have been made for the ATTENDANCE Of te
Schools and mgy be procured ton a. the
Office No 300 Br9adwsF and At he Hall On fdesdaY aud
Wednesday from II 10 o'clock. For tne accOnhOl Ron
Of thse iad e who NAV attend this Concert seats
viii be secred-pnce 81 IA.
Doors open 2l Concert 70 lm anee AZ cic NS''t
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CROSSING the

NV = VI " y -
w DELAWARE -OVrtwsbty thousand people hav.
already waited LEUrZEs great national Pe,sfe o.
WASHINGTON CROSSING HE DEi, ~ tsh my
sxhbiInr az sTIYVE SANT INSTITUTE, No go Broad
way The pctue represents the moneht rhsn me sIes
General ahead Of tie ass Of the amy 10 steering
Dr. n,sse. oil floating ce u the opposite shore 10 small
boat surrounded by Gen. Greene, Col Nunf''' 'nce"'
soldiers and bOztmen IN =, -.
,,on Is cents children 10. ceats season hcss" 'eso
Description Of the picture 81 cents -. .,., III
snb.cr,tfion Loo. Is Tow open for the print Hhch wh
h. ths mos eauf and lssesi line enEfssAs t'sf pap
Lshed meaxuTlns 3sT2is inches s1Dicnosn cav @se""
tied 10 the Inducements eiiOIih IN he pTosseeih'
dli iuTulhkS
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u On Christmas, over eight hundred
people visited Mr.. Leutzes admirable picture OF
q Washington Crossing the Delaware IL any o. ou'
readers have not We, seen this great work OF arr,
they Que ut to visit Stuyvesant Institute at once
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BEAUTIFUL CAKE-The finest specimens
Of ornamental cake, for New-Year, that We haveFe
seem are from the extensive and popular estao'sn'
ment Of Mrs NJ. L. Dusenbury. corner OF Washng-
ton and Charles-sts and at No. ,097 Broadway
Those who desire cake and confectionery, OF tne
best and most beautiful kind, will ind them al Mfs'
ID s stores
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CV People who ,cl' burn camphene, con-
uaTy 10 all ideas 81 safety. viii end C0rnsS .fetv
FiniG LsmY, q. Ne 10 Elnrst, the hcs, article yet
invented
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~ T. y. kavaragh lectures tonight a
Nc. l27 Grandsi on Certain Duties II Irshme
towa-d their Naive Land"
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r. The shin Kate Napier arrived yesterday, should
have been the Obed Mitchell rhe report as po'.Nlee
wa furnished To shpnewS ccc;or by the captain o''
he has since desired II to be corrected.
The Rivers and Bays are s, ied wh large quantities
of do,sns ice 80 much damage some vi the tef-
boats IN crossing the rlyer
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NIBLO'S Manager, Mr..
| I John Seton Tickets So Private Boxes s.. DON
ouen al to Ymfueacs al J, o'clock
BENEFIT OF MONS: BRILLIANT
THIS EVENING. Dec. 80 will be performed
JOCKO. or. The BIaZlian Ape.
Ape....-...-..--M Marzett Pipo--,-F rsnco!s 2tSei
Lorenzo ......--J RaSel Fernando G1brls Rtyel
Jues.......- Nine NaTze,t. Flora Nine R1ysl
To be followed b. LA FORTUNE, or he Queen q tae
weld To conclude with
THE COSJURORS GIFT.
Den Pancno Jerome Rave. Mlnffedo Etmgs
GfEsldo Gabriel Ravel flyns---... Nine Ma,Zeif
Frog Francois RaVsl hyrrhA Mile CsPe
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pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUoEI VI.
LIP 7. BARNUN, Manager and Proprietor JoiiN
GKEENwooD. Jr., Assistant Manager. Atnss,on 70 ihe
sEsIre Nise and performances . csHs cha.ea snds
70 years III coats Parcue. 10 eetts sItrA MONDAY
md TUESDAY Dec % and %. 1851 AFTERNOON, al
sclock, GEORGE BARNWELL- EVENING, , o.
eek MAJOR JONESiCOU RrsHIP, and the PAL A. (
81 PEACOCKS, oysrsowiEF NHh funny 'TicSs I'D
teTfscus kcjtsnts
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THE WORLDS FAIR;
or Mirror Of the and interior Of renowned
Crystal Palace.
BIRDS EYE VIEW Of the CRYSTAL PALACE asd,hs
IVES, end Of LONDON
The GRAND OPENING
BY Queen Victoria and the Bntisb Court.
SUPERB VIEW OF THE WHOLE NAVE,
THE NAVE IN ALL ITS PARrS.
TIE AMERICAN DIVISION.
THE WHOLE TRANSEPr.
THE AGRICULTURAL COURT,
with Mccormick famous American Reaper. Aad
YACHT AMERICA
d2q n IN her &c ebra,ed Triumph. 1dCcves.
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ArRlperp ITEMS WIN. Meeks. an Eng
hsimAn, committed suicide on Sunday Nv Jumping
rom the third story window Of No as pear-st
Il child Of Mrs Kinney. OF No e. Seven,h.av ,
aged years. was banned 20 death on Friday
Anna Blake, Is wears Of age, late domestic in
the family Of Z y Heat. Ne. s09 West Nineteenth.
81, has tcen missing since the slSt inst
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ADyERTIs EMENTS are inserteS1 =
n ~. e..t a.r~-s IN cthsr e.tss All tsvss a. p
SAINxSS Asvsr.siEs AssscY, rfiesss Rsaoss -
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BROADWAY THEATER-NOTICE.

~ The Box Book for Tuesdly evening viii be oyssei
st o'clock tsls DAY. ~ which time seats be
cured for the ParQust and Bores In consequences Il
the De and Seats the Tree list with The
ion of lhs press vii te sHsenl.d DUNG tAe present
gacemeat. d2s
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NlRLo's.-OAe eff the most pleasing per.
formsnces we have seen tor years is the last stage
piece OF the kayel Family. The most striking comic
Incidents abound IN the CopjuroTs Giit-So much so
that II 10 amusing 20 see the holiday audiences at
Nlb,o's As the kaveiS tonieniment and comfort ap-
pear 10 reign around This evening the industrious
and talented ballet master Mons Brilliant, takes his
eeueit. and adds " La Fortune" and Jocko 10 the
great paniomlme.
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~ q DTSBROW'S RIDING

MUSIC of PARTiES.-The eooscrlo-
's es Of the Musical Band formerly usi'I ins hlse
uon Of hT uEs pTep AIRED - far1lsl - asn
all KINDS tor falfies Orders received b. = @ls-aad, ~
srsub, No Is Slsron,st, T. IL Aterberser; "A Jae1o a
stT2Go N y Al orders respecting VIOLA HeFc, pi1hc
hand. Will be prompts attended 20. % a.
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POSITIVELY CLOSE

i Il
w THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. | 1874 WORLDS
FAIR at Stoppam Hail, no. 800 Broadway Proprietor,
y. +. BARNUM.
Chief Artist. signor DELAMANO.
Every AFTERNOON at o'clock, aHdin the EVENING
n "A s'olock ,.....---.,,
be given c0mmercillg 1t II AN Bpm. and " PM.
Doors open an hour previous 70 each sIhlbtoa.
Adnlsson q cents. NJ half-pnce tickets.