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James MIett At his residence, No. sos Broome street.
Mr.. CHAs w. noaunKR, of 0gdensbury, N. Y, TO Miss
ElzA ANNE PAmoxs o. Bnghamton, NJ Y.
On Wednesday evening, November 20, at Stephens
Church, by the Rev DR.. Price, BENJAMIN T. LAYTON NJ.
D. Of Troy. n. " to Miss NARY NIX eldest daughter
Of Thomas Mix, Esq, formerly Of New Haven, ca.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, November 90 al
the residence Of Capt b. Sanford BY the Rev Tnos d.
Hoover WILLIAM II. PEGG, of New York, to Miss MARY,
daughter OF the late Abner Taylor, Of Bangor, Ne.
AT Bergen, NJ j., on Wednesday, November 90 by the
Rev r. G. Taylor Mr.. JAMES S. DE MorrE Of West Hobo
ken to Miss ADJ f Moaros, youngest daughter Of the
late Robert Norton Esq.
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Tragic Affair at Cairo.
ENDOWMENT IN REGARD TO SEGRo-FoUR PERSONS
SHOT, ETC.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2, 1854
The Louisville papers Of this morning contain ac
cent of negro who kept grcg shop fat boat at
Cairo who, having been sued TOR sixty dollars and udg
ment rendered against him. threatened to shoot the
magistrate if he refused to let him OIL Soon afterwards
be armed himself and took stand upon his boat wait
ing for the magistrate TO come along Upon hearing
What his intentions were, large crowd of people
rounded the boat, and threatened to destroy it. The
negro thea cred into the crowd and wounded four per-
sons, when his boat was fred cut loose and set adrif
and had got out distance in the river
the negro tied weight around Ills neck, jumped
board. and ives drowned.
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number Of oths persens bad been banished by order
y the government, for political offences.
The papers Of the capital report further by
he government over the revolationsts.
Senior Carre:a had been appointed Governor of the
District Of Mexico in place II Senior Bonila appointed
General of Police.
very rich placer ID said have been discovered in
Of the distr is from which the insurgents had been
|ariven by the government troops.
Senor Rafael Rafael sho succeeds scn,r Arrangos
Consul General in the United States arrived at Now Or
cans in tho 0rzaba.
Texas lates Of the I'D llmo mention that the insar
gents the RIO Grande again organizing and had
allied Carvaial 10 lead them.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ., 1854.
Our stock market dun and heavy this morning
tie following quotations: Reading Railroad 3e9s; Nor
Ills Canal lo,s Long Island Railroad, 11gS; Peansyl
vana state 6ves, so Pennsylvania Railroad, Al. Money
Re without change.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 2, 1854.
The sales OF cotton today amounted TO 1850 bales
For middhng Sell is asked The sales of the week sum
Up 80, goo bales.
Cotton freights TO liverpool ssd to Havre Nc Ster-
Ang exchange Is q per cent premium.
MomIE Dec. q 1854.
Our cotton market Is steady. The sales Of the week
are 900 bales The sales to day 900 bales We quote
rnldlslg sstc slsc Freights dull The rates to
Liverpool are I'D, and coastwse &c. per pound.
BrrHIo, Dec. Pill A. N.
Tlour-Tlour opens inacsively this morning with few
buyers in the market although come holders are willing
TO realize shade Of previous rates for medium grades
Extras are firmly held Sales 200 bbls choice Illinois at
solSc wheat-wheat IS in active request for miIng,
he sent into the interior The supply Is good, and
priees tribe easier Sales u 900 bushels Milwaukee At
81 as 81 So but mostly at the inside PRICE We hear
III transactions in oats barley. Receipts this
mornipg-Flour $50 bbls wheat, o. sJ5 bushels; corn
1880 Bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
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OCUs.IsTs AND AURasTs.

nRs. RoEHRIG AND CHI. UPHAM, OcuIIsTs, 334
~ Fourth street, near Broadway.-Special attention
given TO all dseascs OF the EYES cataracts removed with
treatment. excluding al rsinf amauross
succsssfuly treated BY ineasnsivs and harlsss rome
dies.
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|nxPonrED EXECUTIONS AT BARACoA--THE PRINCETON
GOING IN SEARCH OF THE sLOoPOFwAR Albany.
BALTIMORE Dec. 2, 1864.
Havana dates TO the 2tth ultimo state that al was
perfectly quiet at that time although good deal OF
ei1ement existed
Reports continued current OF the shooting Of patriots
Ut Baraeoa.
From Key West learn that the United States steam
ship Princeton there the a6th and would proceed
in search Of the sloop-of-war Albany.
There is wrecking whateYer. All the vessels
repairing at last accounts had sailed.
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7,OR SAN FRANCISCO -DISPATCH ILNE-THE SU
IL peror A fast sailing clipper ship GEO L. SAMSON,
J. Adams Cobb, MASTER is loading Ut Pier 49, East
river and having the most of her cargo engaged and 60
ing OH board will have the usual dispatch OF this line
Shippers will observe that the vessels Of this line finish
berth and detained FOR want Of freight bat have
prompt Dispatch For balance OF freight at lowest rates
without detention, apply to SUTTON 4 CO.,
"A Wall street
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EXTRA PAY.

TT g NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERs-ExrRA PAY
u promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
bought and sold pensons ured balances due heirs
Of deceased U. S. seamen collected, and all kinds Of
claims against the L. s recovered by
EDWARD BISSEfI,
Agen. and late Purscr q. s. Navy, o. Wall street.
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On Saturday. December 2, by tho Plight Rev. Bisrop
Bailey, Mr.. FRsxcs y NrMoRs 10 Crrr'n JosrnSy,
sssasssr ~ the late hon. John Tonnsle.
On Thanksgiving sysainS, Nsysphss 70, sy tbs Rsv.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION AT CLEvELAND.--Dis.in.
guished representing twenty railroads in the
Northern States assembled in convention in this
city We understand the objects OF the convention to
bethe entire abolition Of tho sdead head system, Of
runners and far practicable Of agents. reduction
Of speed, and increase Of fare and freight.
We understand that the passenger fare from Cleveland
to New York is to be raised to $l5 and freight in like
proportion There abuses in railroad matters which
need correction; but imagine that the present
ment will not result benefciay to the interest Of the
roads If this is So it smacks too mnch Of grand rail-
meet with favor from the public.-Clereland Herald
Nor. IS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



49, s~.-s,s 49,
III d. r., WHO LEFT Ills HOME, GODALMING
H. Surrey, the "a of April, 1919, Is implored TO
write TO his mother AZ Mile End View Portsea. Import
Ant Intelligence Of 4. Z. W. Churt
INFORMATION WANTED-OF CAPTAIN JAMES
J. Yourde, belonging to Donaghadee, County Down
Ireland lie comman ded the brisantiue Mary Jane OF
that port, in the year 1915 He married in the same
yenr Miss Decay Dunn, OF Raglas Trealey, Ireland
commanding the bark Kexah, Of Belfast, and was re-
ported drowned on the voyage but his wife does not be-
neye the report Any intelligence will be thankfuus
received by his wife at her residence % Madison street
New YORK, Mrs. Ellen I. Yourde European paper
please copy.
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From CINCINNATI.

TIE aIvER-EAsTERN ExCHANGE-MARKETS, &c.
ciScrSsArI, Dec. 2, 1854
large public meeting held here in the Exchange
this evening the purpose of taking to resist
the payment of taxes that lad been unusy assessed
by the City Auditor.
There IS four and half feet Of water in the Ohio
river, and it still continues slowly rising.
Eastern exchange is lu is selling Mt half to
per cent premium.
Hogs arc s4.65 and advancing. Prime barrel AMI keg
lard is qnoted at o. per ID
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A LADY, GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING, WISHES TO
IA procure situation for girl as good plain cook,
washer and ironer has objection 10 general house
work. Can be seen for tvo DAYS the Of her
present employer 90 East Thirteth street. Fourth
avenue.
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TIOTEb FR-ANCAIs- ESPAGE0I. AS BROOME STREE
IL near Broadway. Families can have elegantly fur
nsncd suits Of apartments in the above well conducted
establishment for the winter and enjoy all the comforts
Of private house. Single gentlemen will also find
pleasant and elegant rooms. Table dhotc at o'clock.
MME. M0ND0N.
HOIDRIDGEs HOTEL, 769 BROADWAY, CORNER
III Of Clinton place, conducted the European plan,
oilers great inducements to families individuals wish
ing handsomely furnished and neatly kept rooms with
or without board in public private rooms. Location
central and healthy.
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OIL COgnac, Essences Rum, Arrac, Whiskey;
and daguereoype, clectrotype and caloype chemicals
patent medicines, drugs metals &c, &c; bromine.
erry, caustc haryta galic and pyrogalc acds platA
10 plate and wire bsmnth, cadmium, pumbago, ronge,
anq
bleachei shcllac, zig blue and vanilla beans, for sale
by DE-. |. EELCuTWANGER 14l Maiden Lane.
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LEOTUHEN.

TNRNESTINE l.. ROSE WILL LECTURE ON THE
IL education OF woman compared with that Of man,
in the Odeon Williamsburg, at halfpast seven. Adj
mission 12tkc.; and in Brooklyn the subject,
Monday evening Dec T. in the Brooklyn Institute Mt
balf-I asst seven. Tickets 25c
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Leprandi CloaIxs.-The Subscriber feels
proud in being able to inform his lady customers that
he the only merchant in this country that has been
fortunate in securing from Madam La Came Of Paris
the above cloaks. exhibition at
WA. h. MCKENZIE'S, AZ Canal ST., Cloak Emporium
Brandre I'll Buildings
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Turkish Capella, or Cloak La'Infhnta.-
Three Of this avorite STYLE just received from
Paris, and will be shown for sale on Monday, Dec. 4t
WIN. b. MCKENZIE, AZ Canal street.
Rran,lre.h Buildings.
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4 GREAT SACRIFICE N DRY GOODS
N +. W: 4 ". + GILLEY, at
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
No. 126 BowERy,
stock Of dry goods marked down from IL to S3 cent
and at the prices goods will be Sold this may be con-
fered during the year 1884 All the prices are marked
in plain figures and the following will give a small
sample, while the whole stock examination will show
Blankets marked down from SO to - per pair.
Do. . = % to 80 :.
g pses s RsF'n'es i j. s per yard
Colcred silks q g s. to Zoe,
Good fnc domet aannels, from 25c to l5c
Good fine heavy fannels, from &c. to Is
Check cambrics, from rs. to 15c. =
shaT d. c''A"s de- from s sio 81 each
IT Is unncceSary to so further into partcnlars--al
prints linens and domestcs have undergone immense
reduction.
Now opportunity is presented Which all who are
purchasing should not lose sight OF.
i. W. W. T. GIILEY, 1875 Bowery.
DIUssElS LACES.--A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
ID rich laces, black thread wells and Paris embroids
res just received and offered At manufacturer prices
MILLER GRANT, 371 broadway.
X REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS AT
LrsLrT, proprietor, will exhibit, on Monday, an i'm
menss stock Of all wool paids, new goods, at o Eng
1s h % H. sa S.sh ys ss
brochc long shawls, only $12, ladies' cloths, all coors
best quality 1884, Lyons best black silk velvet yard
WIDE Sc 3d. English blankets, eos, and good fannels
ut Is black silks oil boiled, 6s 3D.. elegant dcaines
and cashmerca Mt Is long wool shaws 49, and square
wool shawls es brocc square shawls, 81; very best
quality long wool xhawls manufactured IS 50 fine para
mattas allsolors, Is; Merrmack prints Cd York Mills
muslin Is. shifting and sheeting muslin, 3D.; English
mourning prints Cd beautiful Scotch plads 15d linen
towels 3D.; also extensive stock Of dress goods Irish
lnen linen table cloths cassmercs, satinets, hosiery,
gloves gents under garments and family housekeeping
goods Of every description, NJ astonishing low prices at
the Commercial House, LAT Spring street.
DIACK GUIPURE THREAD AND BRUSSELS I.AcEs
ID The largest STOCK in the city, and at prices which
will defy composition, at PETER ROBERTS co.'s, $40
broadway.
IyMBROTDERIEs.-TFN CASES JUST RECEIVED, IN
Ia chemsettes and sleeves. lin scts) COLLARS infants
robes and waists Of the finest Paris work, at unusually
low prices, at PETER ROBERTS CO.'S ans Broadway
~ rRuRE BRUSSELS AND POINT LACE DRESSES
~ scarfs capcs, chemsettes, sleeves, co.Geurs barb
and collars. The most extensive assortment and q
per cent less than i'm prices at PETER ROBERT
co IS, Bis broadway.
III ANDKERCHIEBS-5,0 900 EMBROIDERED, HAVING
IL been bought for cash. able TO sell them from
A. to 500, which will he found 40 per cent less than
importation, 81 PETER R0BERIS& CO. - 375 Broadway.
DEFER ROBERTS, HAVING BOUGHT AT sHERIFFs
j. sale large lot of embroiicries, laces &c, will
oner them to the ladies at bargain.
defer ROBERTS 4 co. WOULD RESPEfTFULIy
rcnrest tho ladies' IN visit The tore, and they VI !
ind that the stock ssplc and according 70 the sbov
sdvWtissmsgs.
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Death OF am Old citizen OF Troy.
Closing or Canal Navigation,
vessels In Port Mt view Orleans.

SIw ORLEANS, Dec, i, 1854.
The number Of ships and barks in this port at the
present time is hundred and seventy Ave against
enc hundred ard four at the time last year
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HILLLARD&.

DTLTIARD TABIES-BFJNG THE LARGEST MANU-.
Id facturcrs In the United States prepared to
furnish tables Of the bcst quality with the patent rubber
cushion Of our own construction which are well known
through the country TO be the only correct cushions
now in Buyers will do well to CALL and examine for
themselves All tables sold by warranted to be
represented. GRIFFITH DECKER. No. 90 Ann street
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C1eaks, CloaJse, ClOaks.-Tho Subscriber
begs leave to inform his lady friends that he has just
received from Paris large ASSORTMENT of black cloth
clo&ks, designs and trimmed with MORE antique
at present much the fashion in Paris.
WM b. MCKENZIE, Al Canal street.
Brandreth Buildings.
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>e~~~~~~-S>>rso~~~-~s-<~
NJ ter breast pins equal to the real diamond with
chain So without chain, ~. These pins can be sent
by mail TO any part Of the United States. AL order.
punctually attended to by addressing L. J. JACOBS
407 Broadway.
II ARGE SINGLE STONE CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
IL pins just finished, price $40; the size real
diamond would cost $500. We do not ask you to
chase, but would like every TO call and them
They . curiosity, II nothing else Civity gratis.
l.. 81. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
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Anson's DsgueErcotypes-Largc Size for 81
,ents coorod and in rich case twice the size taken
or SO cents, and equal in quality and size to any that
srs made elsewhere, for 81. ANSONS, $50 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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RE WARDS.


Ok = n REWARD.-L0ST-ON THANKSGIVING DA I
DOO in going from the Museum, in a Third avenue
car to Twelfth street. gold hunting lever watch, with
heavy chased gold vest chain and fox head charm at
tached. The watch was made by r. g. Becsey Liver
pool No. had both backs engraved chased edges
with my stamped in each. The above reward will
be paid and no questions asked by leaving it with
JOHN Y. SAVAGE, 92 Fulton street
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New Musl -" WIN not deem thee faith

NEW Wust VIII not deem thee fNtth.
ess romance, arranged from Aubers beautiful OPERA
'Thc Syren," by Thomas Baker, sung by Madle Nau
with enthusiastic applause having been rapturousy
corcd three successive times the night price Doe
:. Fantasia Brante," Airs from the favorte opera
Lucia de Lammcrmoor,' being performed Nibo'.
Garden with the greatest success, arranged for the
piauo-forte by Fred Boyer, soc. " Recollectons Of
Grisi fantasia airs from the mos popular operas,
sung by Madame Grisi at the Academy Of Music, ar-
ranged for The pianoforte by Charles Glover. &c.
g Echos from the OPERA comprising series Of bril-
Eant fantasies airs from favorite operas arranged
for the panofore by James Belak Now ready, No. i,
IS Lucia de Lammermoor,' 25c. Little Ncy's Sleep
ing bea atiful expressive song, by Edward O. Eaton
Zoe Introduction and brilliant variations the popu
lar song by Thomas Baker, Our Girls" by William
WATERS publisher, 1873 Broadway.
Celebrated Pianos and McIodcons In larger
asosents and less price than be found elsewhere
in the United States. Each instrument guaranteed
Second hand pianos at great bargains Pianos to rent
Cash paid for second. hand pianos.
HORACE WATERS 500 Broadway.
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To Purchasers OF Dry Goods.-ThoSc who
in want of rich and cheap dry goods will do well to
examine stock Of rich silks, mernos, dclaines,
plaid merinoes and cashmcres, bombaznes, shawls,
linens quilts blankets sheetings and shirngs, ribbons
sales at great sacrifice for cash, and will be sold at
great bargains for cash. T. II. LEADBEATER,
SAT Broadway, corner of Leonard st.
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From the British Provinces.
PlzE AT ST. STEPHEN y, Nh.

CALAIS, Dec. 2, 1854.
At ST. Stephens, (SB this morning, fire broke out
IN a stable at the head of Watson's wharf owned by
Ryher. Watson. Loss $4,000 Insurance 81, 500.
LORD ELGIS's FAREWELL AT QUEBEC.
QuEhnr, Dec. 3 1854.
Last night Lord Egin gave farewell ball at Spencer
Wood, at which seven hundred person. were present.
His Exeeilencys speech deeply affecting.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.--The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua propretors.-The splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST q, 600 tons burthen,)
river at O'Clock P. NJ. precisely, for Punts Arenas,
Tuesday, December ~, connecting with the favorite
steamship SIERRA NEVADA G, 900 tons burthen over
land transportation by first class carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed In their ventilation and
co,nmodations For information passage apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN agent, No. Bowling Green. Let
ter bag made mp at the Office Letters 70 cents per halt
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A FRENCH COOK, OF GREAT EXPERIENCE, WANTS
IA situation, either in family or hotel. Has
the best of city references. Apply 1l5 Wooster
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RARE CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED For MAN,
N party, with small capital to engage in the
which is to sell quickly throughout the whole
try For further particulars address fer four days,)
H. w. b. IS Hudson avenue, Brooklyn stating where
interview may be had
r IyERpoor, AND PHIL pYIpuA STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pany, Nos. and IL Tower Building, Liverpool, I'd
November, is54To shippers and receivers Of goods
to inform YOU that Wesas Richardson Brothers d. nsv
ing resigned the agency Of the Liverpool and Phladepha
Steamship Company the same nas, by mutual consent.
been entrusted by the company TO me, AMI that the
business OF the company viii be continued In the
Offices as heretofore Iemaiu, sir. ypqT SscSsat scr
NB--Tle agency Of tbs company in the United states
win continue 10 b. conducted by SAMUEL SMITH Nos.
II Walnut street. Philadelpais, and Broadway, New
York.
NOTICE COPIED FROM THE LONDON GAzErE
Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately sub
sisng between the undersigned John Grnbo ichardsou
Joseph Richardson William Inrnan and Joseph rrsiry,
carrying business at liverpool IL the county Of Ian
caster, general merchants, under the rm Of s'ich
srdson Brohers& Co. has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, far -eetes TO tho said william
Inman and Joseph Teiry. !0sFpH Mt1s 'i:Ie0N,
JOHN q. RIT,RDSoN,
WILLIAM LYMAN,
JOSEPH TRIrFRY.
Dated this q day Of liza month (Novembsrj, 1854
NvoTIcE--llE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
IN formed co-parnership under tho style ard 6rm OF
Brown and Doyle, dealers in laccs cmbroderes AMI
fancy goods, Of 3oi Bowcry. j. G, BROWN
New York Dec. ., 1854. T. J. DOYLE
VIZ AN1T1--A GENTLEMAN TO INVEST An AMOUNT
w in speculation, certain to double itecif IN year
Address H., Herald Hice, for particulars.
GOAL, 80.
(SOAL--PTACH MOUNTAIN RED ASH EGG COAL.
delivering from boat to any part Of the city at 81
per ton. Cash when ordered Orders received ct 3l3
Bowery al Greene street. and At the scales the dock
foot Of King street, NcftL river. J. WEEKS
(tOAL COAI.--7HUsE FAMILIES WHO HAVE NOT
~ bought their coal yet will do well to call the Ne
cbanics' Coal Agency No. 80 North William street,
where the first class article at reduced prices viii Dc
second avenues.
| @>olI, COAL, te 25 PER ToN-LARGE STOVE Oh
~ range size will be delivered free Of carriage 20 any
part OF the city, from schooner j. r. Dickinson 1901
Twenty street North river At the low p'os ~
| 20 per ton, weighed by city wesgner. hPpV :" 's
captain, on board. Cartmen 90 cents less.
1 HtOAL-l HAVE NOW OPENED NEW YARD ~
~ Diane street near Broadway IN connccnon VITA
my old established yards corner o. h,n8 Anu uresnw
strssfa ANA Twenty fth street and Ninth avenue wneN
;rSd a. ssl hs best quality Of red ash - the lowers
possiho prce for cash. Weight warranted or coaio
seited. i 49, ~
LauUORa, 80.
cuo,cr SELECTION OF BRANDIEs SCOTCH ASl
"A iri,h whiskeys, champagne, cherries and pest
inca rins runas, cordj>s, syrups, no.; London And
Dnbn porter Scotch aea, and domestic aes, for family
l,e tw.n.r ..- cen. icvt- Aar ar ctrc- NctSc feg
as s " WI n VSnERM,I. 80 sssess street. ssrsV
>
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A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH FRESH BREAST OF
IN milk, wishes situation wet Apply at
SO Madison street.
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From Maine.

CLOSING OF SAvIGArloN-THE rESoysCoT RIVER
FROZEN OVER.
RASGoR Me-, Dec 9, 1854.
Navigation has closed here The Penobscot river
completely frozen over last night.
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sxsGClAL vxyAsAjsNE.


NOTICE-DAMAGE BY sMOKE.-N0W ON SALE
~ in consequence Of the recent fire in the lace en-
brodery and Paris kid glove store of John Maddon $40
broadway. He sell sell Mt an immense sacrifice for
the purpose Of clearing out the entire stock of costly
goods amounting to $4,000, recently purchased, and
which has been partially injured by fire. consisting of
hces, Honiton Valenciennes, embroideres, maslins,
kid gloves, hosiery, &c.
6 lXIH ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG MEMS He
~ brew Benevolent Association -Grand hall nj Nblo
Saloon, Tuesday evening, December o. 1854 Tickets,
admitting gentleman and two ladies' 50. Extra ladies'
tickets 81, refreshments included. Dodworth's cee-
bratee CotDon Band engaged for the occasion. The
tersigned call the attention OF their charitable friends
and Of the benevolent community to tue above an
nouncemtnt The Festival Committee will spare no
pains completely to satisfy ell who may honor them
with their presence on the occasion. TIE proceeds will
be applied in furherence the well known object our
assccatonthe gratuitous distribution Of fuel to the
poor The rigor of the and the high price of all
articles OF render the aid bestowed by this so
cety an inca!cuablc blessing to the distressed.
p. J. JOACIiIMSSEN, Chairman,
Office us. District Attorney, 11S Nassau At.
JACOB PECARE, Treasurer, l63 Hester street
L. DE Yousc, Secretary, 81 East Broadway.