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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

Tie increase OF Specie is about $685., 900 and the
decrease Of loans about 5000 oOO making 5000 600 in
two weeks
The rise in the western rivers announced by
telegraph is highly important to western interests, as
il enables shippers TO get forward to southern and
eastern markets large amounts Of produce which
have heretofore been locked up.
At Boston there is an improved state Of the Money
market consequent upon the accession Of specie to
the vaults Of the banks. On the first of January the
Merchants Bark OF that city viii pay off 5000 900 to
the holders Of City Of Boston stock. II Is now be-
lieyed that tie assets Of the Glendon Mills will be
sufficient to satisfy all the debts OF that concern. The
stock. however, ia worth nothing
Tie Boston Telegraph says
"No little excitement has been created 10 the street
by the announcement that the Trustees OF the YER
mont Central First Mortgage Bonds who now hold
possession of the Central Road, have it 10 contem-
plston surrender the entire property Of the YER
mont Central to the Vermont and Canada Com
psny which was leased by the former 10 1850 for a
tern of fifty years, az eight e cent interest The
semi annual interest Of four = cent the Canada,
cue Dec. / vas not paid, and, by the terms Of the
lease the Canada take possession OF the Central
for ION payment of interest ster certain length OF
time allowed u grace, which, We believe, IL four
month";
In relation 10 this matter Pie T,dreler Gays:
As one Of the conditions OF the surrender the
! Vermont and Canada will be obliged to assume TO
pay all the debts incurred by the Trustees, amounting
! TO abou, $500, O0oo."
The Boston Courier says: The latest s'osy ~
4" that the lawyers have discovered ma" 20 'n1
- Canada lease; that the Canada owes the Ceo''a'
$500 600, which has been trr'ttd BY an Ell
urer Of the Central Rarosd who has s1so a''ae.ed
all the shares in the Central corporation for claim
of csc 900 for services, extra interest," ana
although the said claim is fully secured second
mortgage bonds and Grand junction s''cA' y" ~
possession or out ill., a. eo'latero'.
The Rocklosd Maine, 0SFsfk stAse MAJ "e'' 10
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L. s. Trust Company OF Ne~-York Order 81 to
mode ard time Of making annual rcYort-to be a. ir,
general tenn Of each year.
Hartman Msrkoe agt David s. Aldfich The taxa
ton Of coss filmed except "a 70 the costs Of the
Circuit after January l-52 aud prior TO Nov. 1852
curing the pen1ency e tie demurrer.
Uyman se, Hsti New Trial denied, with costs,
Judge Roosevelt dissenting
Bellows act. Partridge & Fsssenden Clarke. J.
An sssienmeft in trust for d.. benefit Of creditors
is valid coutsIing the hlosing clauses lst author
izing the a. gDee 10 convert the assigned property
90 INTO money by sole ether public or private, IS
soon ss reasonably practicable with due regard 70
"the rshtfu interests Ofthe parties concerned aid,
%. Ito compound, compromise, AMI set,le, the
claim. assigned in the discretion Of the assignee.
Both Glasses are allowable.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DIR. S,NBoRNs TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION.

TO he Ediicr of The y. !. TTi0unt =, - ~.
stk: Nv publishing in columns the ioo~ine olsl
Of ano It's successful ana pnAneht cue ~ ~.
fer great upon friends who have tened my
dtea from its witnesses 10 my com
pte restoration health Nosen Der 70. wrote 10 W san
born clear history eAsr Duration character OF the
and cough disease nearly Of one year
duration and In ths meantime Rad en- treated ny .e'ets
prominent Of hi. city and had besides
very nostrum lad heard Of trh no bsHcff adtrer had
been seed and used anthony my chest so lone 'na'
IL completely Scared and NY stomach had beer 50
ivv .coed tha, the sight article OF the kind was N t
oae1,iye Al this time heard II DE- Sanbon, Of your City
ho said ehecfing the aston shns cares OF
eor,,mu,ion by the IchasIion Of Medcated Napors I'm
placed myself under his care and treat nent I AZ
cx,s OF my and have no cough nor
DIR sanborn aod edieiass O any kHd 10 % oxen me
sv oeh which has the only method o treatment t
Last three thousand wears To thss who arr similarly ahreed
bens Murdered by swaiowios drug mSst ea'.esy
advise them psce themselves under Dr. Sanoons Usa'
mepf . used the NewYork Lung Institute, No BOND g.
" J. FOWLER C.,Tk OF Oieen o. the "es''
Buffalo Tuesday Dec 10, 1854
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MARINE COURr-DEc. -.

By an emierant female passe nger on board the ship
Stormaway, from Iavre, 90 recover 600, the value
Of trunk and contents, alleged to have been placed
on board, but never delivered agan to her, having
been stolen probably from the vessel. No defense
was offered. judgment for plaintiff, in amount.
D.niel J. Lesry sgt william Tye
On an agreement between carmen for the sale by
plaintiff of horse and cart and onehaf the proceeds
Of the work at Mr. Schencks store n.Fulton-st. for
which plaintiff carted-the business requiring three
carts. judgment for plaintiff, s337 so
CsthaIine A. Cfommelin ast Henry Rofsp
BY a lady keeping boaroin y-honss IN Ninthst.,
for alleged arrears of rent and board for Mr. X. and
wife they having quit, and tn rooms remained unoc-
cupied. dgm, III for plaintiff, 1924
COURT CALENDAR-TRrs DAY
SUPREME CoURT-Specia Ierm-Demurrer No.
25-Nos S. IS, g. 5. 50, 80, 80. to end Of Calendar
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BREADAt the prices there 10 fair inal'ry Ri
SIC Fine Navy SIZE Navy Sc and Crackers 1t 81
.flc.
BRICK-The mate is quite ba'e Of stock bi the demand
limited prices uncnansed sales of Hard North River
at 4475 IS y NJ Pniadsphs Face are selling At slsaS1
a. 10 qusiy.
BEEswAXl quiet; the sales mssns are small at ass-.
cab. for Southern and Nothern yellow.
BOOTS AND sBoES-Therss but little inquiry. aud this
almost entirely local The supplies Of seasonabs syes
adequate the d-ms and hoders previous quota
re ms. There is scarcely anything doing for export
CANDLES-There exists fair dec snd sni prices
tered sales 80 boxes Adsmsntibe at ara DC inc ling
staten 2ie Plain Sperm sell In iots ~ e5oc. and
Patett do. atSSUNc
CORDAGE continues dull unusually %; ss.s of Ma
mill. l5c; American 81 $50 5se aud Russia at io si7c.
COAL-The supply OF foreign continues large AMI the
dull sales $40 tuns Liverpool Ore s 81 %
81 so.
COPPER-New shesthns Is quiet at 29i aSoc yellow
Natal 6dsGic she latter price for Taunton boln and
BIsziers S5c.
COFFEE-The market has become more animated, and
pes are firm tally for Bio aud 81 Domingo; sales $50
hsgs Rio At Vi alCic 100 bas Bahia 81 7 Msracabo n
Porto Rico lite roo bags ST. Domingo for export at Sc
and 900 bags Java pnve terms
cOTrON-wth very limited stock Offering and mod
crate home and export demand prices siocs lass have in
proved When day supply ana holders lowered
their petensons slightly. The following ths quotations.
sswroRK eLAsHricArIoS n y.
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MAy FROZEN TO DEATH IN LoSDoypERRY.-Last
Monday hight, Dec. 90, man named W. w. Jack
SON. resident of Nashua frozen to death, under
the following circumstances: He was returning from
Nashua and stopped a, a place in Litchfeld, where
run is sold and having drank started for Londonder
~ about O'Clock in the evening. When near the
house of Samuel Corning, near the Ltchfeld and
Londonderry lire. his borse became stuck 10 snow
drift and fell Jackson was found the next forenoon,
frozen stiff having laid in the STOW about seventeen
hours Manchester IL. H. American.
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ALLEGED VAGRAsTs AND PIcKF0cEErs.-Eght
boys alleged to be pockets, in the habit OF crowd
ing about the entrance Of the Bowery Thester, were
arrested on Tuesday night by Officer McMannus, o.
the Sixth Ward Police, on charge of vagrsGcy.
They were taken before Justice Bogart for examine
ton and were defended by Chas. 5. Spencer. Esq,
who col tended that come of them had respectable
narepts and homes The matter vas not settled when
lie Court adjourned, and will be resumed to-day.
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XTRAORDINARY-By WATER

- BURY 4 DYER, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. t2fh
and SCH each day at 9s..e. 81 our .i251 p
WATCHES SILVER WARE, ke., Ter steamship Wa.hios
be sod Without reserve for the Importers ~ eease
fpes quality and latest Euop patterns eomPrsirg 81 %
rese vsre of article. or New Years These sale, ssins
xiraou rs,ervr the only chance 20 seerre New ears
Csst sacrifice they close auction sae' prior - Jan
nav l. ist5
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TAdVcf'seintn nj.
AMEpICA ALE An-Ihe VOL. known slperiOri-

American DsueneoyPss and Photograph vas Al
" sttested Yesterday by LOd Blgn, the ex GoveTnoren
eei Canada On Tuesday his LcIdshp sat for several vs.
susreoiyPes at RooTs Gallery 70 So' ga & M
obtsined aud highly pleased was y with them That yes
$50. though srea,y pressed for time he again TO
Hoor the sailed and got several other pic.
tines one them being splendid Photograph from which
isse be made and 10 him by the
next steamer Such the judgment Of OF the m men Of
Europe upon the value Of American Photographs as compared
nth tho.e of the Old World
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MARRIED.

DENPsTF R-TALDROS-o MondaJ everiaS De-. p
- the fsv james kst 81 b. residence. 10 Br97ae.
GeorEe D-nps,r 4 Preston. CO1a . Nsi Isabel
{ W. Sfcn o. Vcfrerer. Azss
JONES->MtTH-Ou Chri,t Ias I've Dec - ~ The Rev.
h sesri-. Sir Franc. ysacs % .rE Drb0rsh ,AtA
both ~ N City a. Hewfork-
RAIL In =. Philip. Church, =. b. to Raw.
Dr. sc-n d. P r. Ssy of "ilaHsbsr.h, l. |, % Nrs
Nav L Lewis ~ o 4. CAmbl iigs. Mass
WHTE-NfWAAN-IH H-r-irssn a. the rssii esee o.
tie Hc1 81 d Cat Eat inst b. the Re- J Clesv@
lend y 2. bite Esg Of NaatceliO Ca - Mrs Anzs H.
NeWr.ta, Of tie former plA.e.
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Advertisement
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY i-PHOTOGRAPIiiC OIL

P.NTcs ON gnedhaye Just patented IN
Europe process for taking PHOTOGRAPHIC
on canvas and prepared take them in this CITY
The correctness deneAon and beauty OF these panS
which are produced with short sitti1gs and AZ thng
sxnepse can only be fully BY examination fah
mi life sire portraits made by this fro dsgueIreypes
sfdeeased persons Our other various styles OF eooIea
usual and other establishment IN
America Quincy C. ID. FREoERlcHs No 10 Hue Base
Su Rempart, Paris. and No. $40 Brosawsy, Ne"foi1
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OEANO-Peruvep 10 only n moderate requesvh tns ses
neit; tuns S53; 10 t1us esq IL 20 % tsn. tol a 20
e turs $50 20 200 tans, go nooths hexc.n a. "a
rather better stock With late arrivals, 70 'snt o. WV
HONEY-Ths market Is very poorly snppS'' snn press
In the event Of Gales would be DOmsH '"s ''' " "~
On ~ msise ,.su.. for .hipolng With sale. Of
100 bses Pssf.rD ard growth lS'' al '~Ne' Ine
home oembnd isyery Ieht l., - .h..,.. Of ..ls. 1ro-
HEMP remains very gssies III D." - ~ "
,.,ior. np.r h. considered poba .,.,.h.~.
1-be marss has ruled very qoiet ne s'., ns,e
been cor.id.rsbe. aud IN. stock has see trn1s,a
.,ocE reaches 70 $50 including 5loo DrJ pae-
d Monts,isso 400 Rio 0sLds g go Aszoau'
"a w. SEQ Derasrars and Jsnsies 20 Trus
o. ssa ssi,ed Bueno. Ayrss and 500 90. Gears so
- co Aszos,ur., q n At l'e 1sea selesson. W.
i.e e. @9.t ..ip rs asi BsI;sons, dry...".lH ala
30 Sd13 n .ei lgt Pors t1ello ooossop a CID
p q and b A. Or s. sfdl0 :. and Eng o',1sn'~ G.,
GAMBIA and Bsssu.. d ", .''''''i gi,oof
OrinocO. a. :.
san y 20 4'efi - Sas
N,.pk.ns o and c. O. Calcutta pry ,sltsd go eS
Sstse.iso and D..l3 ais Cs!eutt. b aek DRY 20 as5
Nsismoros. 70 ~ %" e " she W" ~'~
por,o Csb-o direct Il .
HAY-The arrivals are larger sna th less inquiry ior snS
rux easer sses OF "" ssIes ct 81 SAT- hH
rsnty q 7.d5cc. 4 100 70 -
gAIR-sne lsst Weetly sale Of 10 eco mxsd bus
nc, A,r.. a. been made q z5s- SIX months
iron market for SCOT Pig completely unssttisd
I'D . n....s and s'r nd e1s e. ~ mouth. ~.
riIa II sic and cases ia1rss o. 9te.
LATH cur ~ Weskly have declined. With ssss d
LIMEThs nab ct poorly implied .na he ,s s.ns.e !.
sht. dealers " suppsa; sSee Of 900 boh common
ReeLi.aS Z, ss s.d $50 Dbl. Lump q ~ s..,x ..
vey liiss and he sslas have been emily .ppy
sss sees.' les Prime qualities Of hsnesS 1e .s -.
Price, " lie common Oak tssAs dsvsvsss Hss
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Advertisement
NRW.YraR's CALLs.-FOwLFRs AND WELL

NKN- lLAKs CALLs.-f UWLERs AND WILLIS,
Phsenoloss. and Pubi,hers will he h.ppy
friends pute with open doors 81 their No 33
Broadway where hey will provide HzsrAL repss: such
may lot BE- found oiheTwhere
Choice ard useful Poos Tor prs.sn.;i'n Men wozss
Girls and Boys Tho. who may desire It, thea and tbers
obtein Charts with fail written Description. Of Cha with
Directions for ssfimp'ovensnt Choice ofOcc1pson &c &c
Oren. day and evenins et 30. so Rroadnsr
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GREAT NoRTHwEsTERS ZEPHYR ASSOCIATION -
At the meeting of the Board Of Aldermen, last even
ing, the Special Committee, to whom the petition Of
the Antiquarian Board Of the Great Northwestern
Zephyr Association, for the use and appropriation Of
the City Hall, was referred, reported:
That they had conferred with this sage body in full
bench, and have been introduced into their secret ar
chives examined their ancient parchmens, witnessed
their collection Of fossils relies pscatory ornitho-
logical and scientific preparations and actually been
suffered 10 touch the saltpeter tablets; and have
dwelt with fixed veneration in admiration Of their
august portrait gallery; and, witha were duly in
pressed with the modesty of the petition, aud the
great advantage il would be to this community, and
the world at large to appropriate this building as the
receptacle of such invaluable treasures and as the
academy of universal wisdom. But. as we inyol1n-
tariy admire and ore forced to admit their prefer
ence, we regret we compelled to report adversely
to their prsy err nasnuch as We are gwen 10 under
stand that along with the possession Of the City Hall,
they wish 10 have the beethoven removed from its
present location or at least have conrel of the BEL,
during the occasional periods of their deliberations,
which we conceive to be- under present cir )umstan-
ces inexpedent and beyond our province.
Signed, JARED SHARKS, JR,)
C. KELLEY Committee.
JOSEPH NEsBITT \
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CCNKERCIAL MAITERo
SaIes Mt the stock Exchange. DEC. .
Sales of stocks at Ph,iadelphia-Drc 81

Pir,, Beard ooe Penn, Con. s.. a5 $4,000 City R.
R. 6. IS; $1,000 Tiog. RI g. y IS $1,000 Penn. R
Amboy RR 1871; 10 Harrisburg RR, 53ii sMinehll RR
6s LLish Nav 62; SO do 81 $50 Long Island, Ia: -
Penna RR ~: II do az: Reading r. 3jl do ST..
Aner Boay5-sj4s Penna s.. certifs 5i; Is Beaver
Meadow So; 100 Morris Cen.l, de. ny.
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Advertisement ]
lAdsertsem'h,l ,..u
UanpennO i'm AT the Studio of an Artist the

Happening IN al the StuulO OF an Artst Tue
other day found him engaged in scratching pencng and
retoucbins number small sized Photographs which were
TO be acne with great specimens of the work o. ce
Camera On inquiry told that they we're made
Broadway but not the of Franklin 81 Roof OF NO
SIS Broadway mshes pn. coored, and oil painted Photo
ersphs only little but Of life size CAL and see
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The receipts of the Sub-Treasury were sl47, 22oi
payments ss2,3i3 balance 50 722 1913. Paid from
the Assay Ofice fer gold per George Law sl93 s92.
The Chan bers-st. Savings Bank will send forward,
Tomorrow, for redemption, the remainder Of their
Government Stocks, about 600, 900, and several
small parcels viii also 60 forward. The deposits Of
gold per George Law have reached o., $50, 900.
The Mechanics Bank has declared final dividend
Of 3s go p cent. to their old stockholders, which
together with the par value Of the stock els y
share will be paid and after the sth January to
sueh as have no, become stockholders in the nev in-
s.itution.
The Trsdesmen's Bank viii pay to iz stockholders,
on the I'd Of January next the par value Of its stock
and final dividend Of TIE profits to the amount Of
~ cent.-the chTter having expired, and the
business being abou. to be continued by organize
ton, under the general law, under the name o.
s'Trsdesueas Bank Of tha City Of New.Yark.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DEc n
IT. twelfth Juror absent Tuesday, having resumed
bis sest, the testimony in the case Of Slckles aud
others oct. Young and Others relative to patent as
TO cutoff in steam engine which has been taken
during his absence, was read over to him, and the
Gaze proceeded with full Jury.
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DIsBROw's RIDING ACADEMY, 5TH.N', coz
ssTHsT-Open DAY and EyrAIsG from A. NJ to 10 n.
a. Tn,dsv and Saturday evepns for Ladies aud 6enfe
mn Tor Ples. urs Riding only. Terms-$l per rds-
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CoMNos CoUrcIL ITEMs.-At the last meeting Of
the Common Council Law Committee reported favor OF
grading and paving Hspitonsv from Go~snus Creek TO
Third This will direct route 10 towanu oy way OF
the Hamilton Feuy.
The same Committee the communication Of Coroner
Bal. and Jory asking the passage OF ordnance 10
hb CHILDREN from standing the platforms OF city railroad
cars he in motion and punish their parents therefor BY
6ne reported Of authority the premises but recon
enoed application the several railroad companies for cor
reeiion OF the evil com planned of
were adopted defining the duties OF Police and
Civil justices in regard the snes and fees received by them
The ccEs arc dcsnte5 receive all moneys and required
to pay the into the City Treasury he st day Of each
month They also required % attend AZ the office from the
hours Of A. NJ until II NJ and from O'clock until o'clock
p. M.-SuBdsys and holidays excepted.
The Zine Department COMMITTEES reported IN favor Of par
chasing carriage for Company No s. and the Chief
Engineer recommended hose tender for No g. both OF
viii we adoped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

CHARGE oy FALSE PRErEssEs.-A young man,
nsm ed Madison NJ. Letter was Yesterday arrested by
officer Brown of the Third District Police Court
charged with having obtsined a gold watch valued
at ESQ from Benjamin c. Letter, his cousin, residing
at No. 1876 East Broadway by false and fraudulent
preenses The representation alleged to be false was
that he bad upwards OF sioO the proceeds OF sale OF
butter deposited in the Citizens Bank. The accused
was held by Justice Welsh to await examination.
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IAdvertisemeut
GAS FIXTURES = OF splendid design and finish,
lAiVertisenlentI

.na twenty Oct cheaper than any ether whoeae
reta the mandatory Of JAMES O. MOFFST, Nos l9
AID l2i PflDcsst. third block yes, OF Broadway.
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NEWvIERSEY ITEMS.

Mrs. Emma G.. Bostwick gives concert this even
ing at Commercial Hail. Montgomeryst assisted BY Goekel
Steele musical entertainment of this high order Of tai
ent capnst fad to draw a crowded house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

FILL THROUGH A HAToHwAY.-A carpenter,
named Andrew Schspple fell through a hatch way,
from the third floor Of Bakers storehouse, Tues
day evening last, and fractured the ankles of both
legs. lie taken to his residence, in Mercein st
where bis injuries were properly attended to by Dr.
will recover with the full use Of his limbs
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TAdvertisementl
EIrcAST PIANO-EORTE.-We invite Ladies'

ELEGANT PIANO-F ORTE.-Ne ih'ite Lauics
ana ep,enen Of refined taste musical OF architectural 10
car ana see new and beautiful pattern OF ofte JUS,
fpi,hed by us For combination OF architecture oeauy snd
,vnmetry With great power and purity Of enc We nSe
eonnsyi,o Win any Pianos In the world, eAer square or
srsnT LicHrE, NEWTON BStDsykYs,
No AL Broome 81 one bloch east OF BROADWAY
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?. JOLTON, Aucilohfer.
IMPORTANT SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

OIL CLOTHS &c, kc-F COTTON will sell THIS DAY.
THURSDAY IL. o'clock the Auction Room No 50 Beck
m.ns assortment Of new and second haud Furniture
Of every description comprising Sofas Tete fete. Rose
wood ard Mahogany Dressing Buresu sof' Beds Lounge
Beds Couches Rosewooi and Mahogany French Ssd.esd.
Center side ard Gard Tables Music Racks Corner stands
Back Walnut Extension and Dinibg Tables Etsge-es Hair
Mattresses. Palasos Book Cases Secretary Piano Stools.
Carpets. OIL Cloths &c &c. Also, three Rosswo Piano
Foites a and 7octays Of brilliant and finish fully
,sn,.A nosifiye with ont regasd to weather.
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D D N,sn- Arctioneer. siors Nc. $50 sro,assy

D. u NASH. Auctioneer. store No SO srosdEsy
CHERIFF's SALE OF FANCY GOODS. STA
- TIoNERY sc coStins.iOE sale At No ~ sfos1
ard .srie staiorery Envelopes Leather AID Ashofsny
WIing De.Is Bali and Note fapeT, DeHlnOes Enssa AMI
prsxi1s Paper &c.
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.BROOKL YN ITEMS

Did or HIS IsJURIEs.-Jeremah Whalen the
old nan who cut bis throat with razor. on Monday
last died. Of the injuries inflicted, yesterday morning,
al bis residence in Baltic-st between Hoyt and
Smith-sts. The Coroner notified to hold an in
quest.
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HrNsY II. LEEDS Auciioneer-By u II LEEDS 4 Co.
ON THURSDAY, Dec. -, at lO1 o'clock, at
~ the saesroom No 10 N..saust-Large sale Of FUas,
manufactured the city retail trade IN the beet manner 70
be sold without eOnps Of stone and Wink Mse7
Chinchla Hud.ors Bay Sable ksaft do NieoFiues Pee
rnc Tain Is Cans Tpces. GUS Ac al liaed Win STA
sso Erre .es for Misses GENT. Muers. Astrsesn Glov-s
80 BuCao Robes II ever size and deseTig5n Ao child
Te SETS siberian Squirrel aud Chiaehls eomPete ss 81
h real Sable sets Nccrnes Nuts GUS and Capes Of the
kkr ,f TIE above good. a. wsTrsated Represented
20 be sold positively without reserve
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TIE CoURTs.-The Hudson County Circuit Court
was engaged in the civil calendar yesterday, but
there were 10 cases ofimportance to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-28

r. p,rCEs-At Barnum's Museum

Two GREAT PIECEs.-At Barnums museum
both RIOS RoY s.d EusrAcHE will be played To DAY M u
Scott sttrsc crowds nightly In bis thrilling ehssetei OF
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