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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-13

RARNuMs MUSEUM FIRST TIME OF FoRCIBLE
ID local comedy Of REFORM translated from the Anglo
American by corps of nmtable authors. In the
ordinary brief period of seventy days and expressly adapted
present and pastime by the II Is entitled THE
RICH or NEW YORK; Live and Let Live Monday
O'Clock with the full strength of the excellent
company this establishment Miss Kitty Grape, Mrs. Chas
Howard After which FOUNDED ON FACT Afternoon at
g. A HUSBAND AT SIGHT and HERCULES, KING OF
CLUBS The beautiful Aquaria, Grand Panopcnn Studio,
Happy Family, &c. to be usual. Abundance 70
cents; children under ten, IL cents.
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SALES AT ACCT9OU,
$4,000 w W.Ea,,,.s OF -.


Sis. 600 WORTH aas.s OF ,,u..,o,, ,uu, = :. .o,,
70 morrow monday, Dec IA at lu o'clock precisely en-
furniture all Of solid carved rosewood pianos
elegant paintings msrbe sasry and costly works OF art
contained in house 1852 Twenty first west Of Fifth ave
nue. property OF Charles L. Setson ESD all OF which was
made to order by Roth Godschmd and all perfect order
The whole will be sold for cash strictly without reserve and
must be removed Immediately after the sale Catalogues can
be obtained of the auctioneers the house
Parlor furniture which will be sold precisely at III o'clock
consists Of four beautiful ante and pier mirrors, mounted
In ormou three full sol carved rosewood parlor
ure two suits which covered ia French satin bro
cade and In silk velvet all In perfect order, with alp
elegant rosewood marble top etegeres with plate
doors brocsde and lace curtains rich medallion carpets
peror octave rosewood psnofore with embroidered stool
tore French secretary lined with satin wood Turkish aud
uAry top and pier tables clock rich and
costly china marble groups the seasons three
graces amazon, Venus at the BATH &C. with unique aud
beautiful parlor ornaments large collection of valuable
paintings In rich frames corner e!egeres with mirror backs
sdivnns, DC.
Dining room. chamber aud library
Comprising rich carved rosewood bedseads wardrObes
washsands, cOmmodes, large hair mattresses with large
quantity valuable and bedding secretary
bookcase conversation and yolare tapestry
PETS ete aees pearl work tables rosewood pianoforte
and STOOL music and shades
thirty windows superb oak extension table marble top side
board with oak dining furniture all kinds rich china
silver cut glass silver and cutlery portable heat
er &C. Sale at 10Y precisely, rain shine
WESTCOTT LINDSLEY, Auctoneers
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~ the most sAa.s~a Ruroyeas emplcyed IN n
u.rans the new ednion q that Iy.esesl medical wovn
Human Frsiy Ply Biological Resesrcbes. Just lssued
rpu the press sscrlbes the and edeea Of all d.
delicate nature CONTAINS ecpicss Instructions h
men from catering into he sayvase state also Prcfes
dissertation, illustrating The resnlta ~ chemical se
and By the newly constructed microscope 40
powerful snses Prce eeta SEAT free Of postage 70 sAy
a. well AZ the rresmar ncm Dy BARROW No lsl frines
street few ef BrcaAvAyJ New York also frun
q III Ring Brcsdwsy New Ycrk; ". ". Page, DoUlon;
zleber, Philadelphia, and 3, q Hance. BALTIMORE,
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DRyANTS MINSTREIS,
ID Mechanics Hall, Az broadway above Grand street.
OPEs EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
New Songs Dances Solos Bnrlesques Comcaltes
THE STUMP SPEECH-MAGIC WELL-THREE CAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OLD yIRGINNY
DOWN IN ALABAMA and Plantation Scenes. Jerry,
Neil and Dan Bryant Ia acts Commence IA Tickets
70
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M ~ fitted up with the best Christmas
for sale at $40 and Sl2 by GIL w. A.
HERMANN, No. Ninth street
DREsHNTs FOR CATHOLIC FRIENDS
IL II you going 10 make
CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS GIFT
To a Catholic friend
Call at DUNIGAN'S 81 Broadway.
doors from Teyor's BALLOON,
and examine his ma Rnincen stock Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
in Fnuiish, French spanish and Germsn.
The ~. John Manuals marvel OF besuly
The Ursuhne Manual, Flowers OF Fiety
Caihels Pety, neamante,
Angr Conduceur, dc.
In the richest velvet mcdacn, ivory, and Turkey
bindings
Their magnihocntly bound and illustrated
HAynOCks CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE AND CON.
MENTARY.
Their and unsurp assed glt book, -
GENTILUCCT'E LfFE or THE BLESSED VIRGIN,
With twenty one fine steel plates,
and bound In the exquisite tasi1
Elegant books Of all kinds.
Rich rnsarics, rrucihxes stasnettes, &c.
EDWARD DUNCAN BROTHER,
JAMES 4. KTRKER
37l Broadway,
two doors from Taylorss Saloon.
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DURTON'S NEW THEATRE.
ID comedy combination never , eanalisd

DURTONS NEW THEATRE
ID A comedy combination equaed.
MIR. CHARLES MATHEWS
the eminent eccentric comedian OF the
MR. JOHN BR0U3fiAM And MR.. BURTON,
well known 10 need description
MRS. LIZZIE WESTON DAVENPORT, first appear hAa
season; Mr. g Fisher, Mr. Mark smith Mr. Sechen
MIX ROGERS, the successful London comedian.
Miss s. Denim. Mrs Hughes, Mrs w. II. smith.
Mr. Seymour Miss Ada Clifton, &c.
consolidation of first class talent before
scented the public.
Monday-Thr comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE.
Dazzle. IA originally played by him, Mr.. g. Mathews
NEEDLE Mr.. Burton. Max Hsrksway Mr. John BroughAna-
Lady Gay Spanker Mrs. Lizzie Weston Davenport
With AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC by Mr. @. Mathews
Tuesday-CuRE FOR THE HEART ACHE, with Mr.. Ma
hews and Mr. Burton young and old Rapid; with new
comedy in which Mr. e. Matthew'S, Mr.. Broughan Mr. Bur
ton and Mrs Hughes will appear.
A starting novelty Is in preparation.
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DHUIP n WILKINS, hUCri0NKfN-HhNn stMF
III household furniture auction, WILKINS LIVING
aTON will sell ~ aucon Monday December H. 1851,
lO O'Clock At their sslesroom. No Pine street. near
Broadway an o rosewood and mahogany psror
and bedroom furniture All Of which IL worthy he attention
az parties wishing u purchase
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EDWARD scHRNcK, AucTIoNEER;-sALE OF sU.
~ perb furs, robes, &c.-By T.. a Y. II. SCHEECK,
Monday l4h inst at oS O'Clock A. NJ, their sslesroom
- Nassau street In Offering this sale the public would
sod will be warranted
acy stated o be entirely fresh goods and free from moth
ard further give purchaser the privilege 20 return
Within three DAYS aer The sale any article should II not
prove be The furs consist IN part Of superb sable
Hudson Bay capes msneles yictornes NUTS.
of stone marten chncha nch rock maren French sable
s1uirrr Ac children victo~ine muhs and cuffs
beautiful OF rentlemens beaver seal
and otter muers gloves &C suPerby trimmed black bear
wolf silver bsdger wolf and angola buffalo and
other robes.
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.CREAr SALE or PAINrINGs DIG. r.-HENRY U.

GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGS. DEC. r.-HENRy u,
VI LEEDS A co. win sell on Thursday, Dec. ", at ii
o'clock their gallery q Nassau street. superb collection
OF costly oil paintings pases and water color drawings the
properly Of W Schaus. ESQ This collection, made durng
The this country England includes choice
works by the most popular American and English artists
Amoug them vail be found pictures by Atkinson Bidngon
CarmichAl. Carmicuke. Coleman James VI Hart, VIM
Hart Hin u. johnson, Morris Sslnu, Shstuck, spencer
williams, Webb, and many others u Is seldom that
offer 10 he friends ~ the ne arts many choice works At
one time special attention 10 tbs sale, The
pictures WIN be View with catalogue from Monday Dec
N, mn Ia the day of sale
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\ For Freight or passage apply to
EDwARb X. COLL rs No: Sc Wall street, ~.
BROWN, SHIPLEY 4 co, Liverpool
b. q. WAINWRIGHT a Co, Paris.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver, bullion, specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills OF adng signed therefor and the value there
of expressed therein.
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TRUCKERS HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN BRIDAL COR.
fures and toilet observation-disclosures no exciting si
muent effect paiesAM under profit aud favorable to
purchasers Pavilion de Flora, s6 broadway, between
Thompson and Taylor's saloons.
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EDWARD sCHENCR. AUCTIoNEER. Is SALE OF
~ horses carriages, harness wagons and superb Eng
Ish phzaton-By NJ r. H. SrffENtk, Monday, the 18th
inst, At O'Clock At the sslesroom IS Nassau street black
horse ISL hands right old warranted IN every way
three minutes, also set Of single harness.
also beautiful English phon cost 81 400 In perfect order
light road sets of single har
uess Of silver plated sleigh bells blankets &c.
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HENRY II. LEEDS co, AueT1oNEERs, OFFICE
III q Nassau street will se nj auction, Monday, Dec
IL al 1O O'Clock nj the rale-room y Nassau street
agnees saeAn entire stock OF first class gold and silver
watches being continuation 81 the SALE 81 the Jh ult
prsng large lot ~ Fngish and Swiss gold and silver
watches and English ewery. consisting Of heavy IL. Is and
IL goid gold English silver hunting watches full Jew
ced gold expansion baesce heavy Swiss detached
levers fu jeweed engine turned and engraved
ny which made by the most celebrated English and
silver English hunting levers, plain aud full
isweled movements Makers silver Swiss hunng
detached sire and weghsopen and hunting face
cylinder Gilt Agerlne watches The above a.. Of The
bes, qualify and imported expressly for private sale
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~ n LEVY, AUCTIoHEKR II WILLIAM STREET.
~: ASSIGNEE sALE.

Q. n. LEVY will sell on Wednesday. 10th instant. at 10
o'clock nj Maiden lane the balance Of the cheloe stock
eontAned In said rich bronze clock and hgures
pormsnnses opera glasses paper msche desks and work
boxes pAriAn and china figures dressing combs,
brushea extraots ola pomAdes SOAP. &c. &c.
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JEwEI.RY

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
IL Great reduction.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY
A. great bargains for cash.
The subscriber selling his stock of watches and
jewery st retail at reduced prices being fun ~ cent
less than the usual retail prices.
Gold and silver watches of all descriptions Some beautiful
styles Of gold watches just received for ladies' and gem
tlemen.
Ladies' earrings pins and bracelets finger rings with sets:
diamond rings plain and chased gold rings
gold wedding rings gold guard chains ladies chaieane
chains gold fob chains studs sleeve buttons gold
specscles and glasses gold and pencils gold
tmble gold lockets necklaces seals and keys napkin
rings portemonnaes, &c. GEO O. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and jewelry,
Wholesale and retail.
30 Wall street, second floor.
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A UsTRAIJA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1889.
"A carrying the United States mails sailing positively on
the day advertised
Prom pier ~ East river.
The noble clipper ship TUSCO. 100 tons register,
A. penuemaun master.
Ia her berth ready receive She the
ship loading vnd will be the first 10 sail direct
for Melbourne Her accommodations elegant
and having long cabin and comnodous
staerooms The OF passage the charged
Black Bah line from Liverpool and as low
consistent with the requirements of passen
gers The heretofore. OF the very best
quality. For freight or passage -
Apply on beard. or 10 r. W. CAMERON, No Bowling
Sight hills for sale and cash advances made
signments. Ia Australia Mcssrs Wilkinson Bros
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III M0Ss-wi sell on Wednesday, Dee ie nj iaS o'clock,
aalrarno No So Pine street. assEnees sale of the
auction hs by order Of
The sssFnee Of Msrk King The .ocs Viii has been re
from the 81 Mr. King Maiden lane W our sales
gery for convenience ~ sale will comprise very rich real
Russia sable mu cuffs &C., real Russia and Hud
bay mink large carriage tamas hppes vtctn
NUTS, gaunnis cuffs, royal ermne sets urecian
Siberian squirrel Russia heh French sable,
mountain arten and other capcs, cuffs mum Ac beaver,
nutrs gloves mueaers and collars Uudson's Bar
Polar bear leopard black bear rAcOon badger
gray fos and buffalo sleigh lao and carriage robes &c Ac
call the attention Of all want Of fine furs 70 this
will warrant every article represented and
se 10 the highest bidder every lot oeret with
ont any Catalogues will be ready and goods
early morning Of sale by order % the ssssneeso
Mr. Mark y. King
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HOLIDAY NOTICE.
III CHEAP GOODS FOR PRESENTS.
CLEARING OUT SALE.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Il co.
VIII offer Monday the balance of their stock still fur
Their reduction at retail
FOR CASH.
to velvet robes a guile, at SIS reduced from $45.
The loss this lot of goods IL fearful.
Other qualities Of velvet robes guile, equally cheap
Also,
VELVET FLoUNCED ROBES, very rich and HANDSOME
REDUCED
Also.
VELVET ROBES GUILE AND VELVET FI0UNCED
ROBES, in white. pink blue and maize.
Also white, pink blue and maize SILKS and SATINS Of
the Styles In variety for wedding and evening
parties.
In this department stock stand unrvalled.
RICH LACES AND LACE GOODS.
posEsrios:
Cheap prints cheap emboideries,
Cheap deiaines, cheap cambria handkerchief
Cheap piads, cheap ribbons,
Cheap paramattas, cheap shawls
Cheap meruoes, cheap cioaks.
CANAL STREET. corner Of Mercer.
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RARE CHANCE FOR
"A HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Continuation of the
GREAT SALE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Which have been slightly injured by
Water and smoke,
BY The recent FIRE.
All selling off - -
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Consisting In part of
Marseilles shirts, Scarfs, Silk understands,
Embroidered do Cravats, Wool do
Fine white do. Ties Merno do
Cord cambrcdo. Stocks, Hssery
Linen ply collars, Muflers, Gloves,
Marseies do. Merino scarfs. Silk and linen hdkfs
CORD cambria do Canes Suspenders,
Eng. garote do. Silk umbrellas, Robes,
Perfumery, fancy and toilet articles.
WINTER GLOVES.
800 mems Scotch shawls from IS TO 49,
800 mems heavy ribbed shirts and drawers. at 81
$50 sets Shaker flannel do. do. atSl IS
MARES 4 O'BRTEN,
4l9 Broadway, street.
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IIRNRY n IIRRTs, jim, AUCrTOSEER-By UERTS
II A MuSS-wlli sell Tuesday December rs At los
O'Clock n the salesrocm, No 81, Pine street Importers
sale quality wines liquors fruits cordals &C.
suitable for the holidays comprising IN part hne osrd
rinet Oasgon Hennessey ard brandies Heldsek
Mumrns and genuine old London
port wine Duf Gordon sherry hnr Jamaica south side
Madra Holland London surdS gin &C. Also. Gu
rscos Maraschino. Annsea gold and silver water rose
Rumwe and other cordlals. Also, hne layer rssns
prunes ags French brandy fruits Ac A.o about %
the Havana quarter and tenth boSes The
goods will be- sod suit families
and all warranted eque 70 samples Catalogues and samples
will be ready early VI sale and pledge
selves 10 sell every lot offered without any
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.-ALFRED BRAGG,
ID auctloneer. A. BRAGG co. win sell al auction on
Tuesday Dec l5 Mt l0 O'Clock A. NJ al 50 CORTLAND
street of prime lot of boots shoes and brosans
well adapted to the season.
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". KegAnt pianos aud melodeons about SO 900 WORTH
c. n LEVY will sell Tuesday, Dec. I'D inst, at l0k
o'clock without reserve all the splendid rosewood pianos In
the spacious of Mr.. NJ h. Cnrtiss No az Broad.
way, which Of Messrs Boardman 6rey Co manufac
ture too well known 10 need comment This sale il
positive only made reduce the stock and caussd
the srngency Of the money market Full particulars sa
advertisement The pianos be examined and tested
ii any time. Rooms now open TO the public
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TRAvELIwRg GUIDE.

TRAvELLERg GUIDE.
uIUpsON RIVER RAILRoAD.-ExPRRSS TRAINS
III for Albany and Troy stopping principal stations CON
meeting with Western and Northern trains. leave Chambers
street depos At ~ and IL 30 A. NJ, aud tt5P NJ
Ar. SMITH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing "Wednesday, November "a, 1857.
Arrs LsAvx psror CORNER or cssrRs srRsxrs,
e0A ~ Mail train for Albany, stopping Al AL stations
north Of Wilamsbridgc.
sI5P NJ white Plains trains s,opplsg Al all stations
LEAVE TWENTY SIXTH STREET,
1904 NJ willismsbrdge train, stopping At al stations.
n3OA. n, White Plains stopping al all stations
sWP NJ Mllertou train sopplug at wnlismsbsidse and
all stations north.
tWP N Cro,on Falls train, stop Ding n 81 stations.
SOP. M. Wullsmsbridce train, stopping - al stsuous
wMJ CAMPBELL. Superintendent,
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uTorsE AND lot At AuCTTON.-wII.L nv SOLD At
Ill auction al the Merchants Exchange, by ADRIAN N.
MULLER "Wednesday Dec. Is, at l2h O'clock, the gen
terl three story house No S Dcgraw
Rnotlyu The property win he sold without
terms particulars inquire of NJ u SHEbDON 10 Mas
street
ThNrs CUSHING. ArcTIoNFER WILL SELL ON
% MONDAY Dec ~ Al 10 O'Clock A. W., the lease stock
Of liquor store, on the southwest corner OF
years 10 run from May Rent ~ month Sale post
Terms cash
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~ M LEVY, AUCTIONEER-72 WILLIAM STREET
". Assgneer sale of ladies' and chdrens underclothng
G. LEVY VIII sell on Tuesday next 18th inst Al Ts Broad
~sy I0 o'clock without al the goods conanedn
said viz ladies' embroidered robes night dresses
chemse, panisetes, morning dresses childrens shirts
pants jackets and Infants robes slips skirts 6c
comprising OF the finest sssortmens In the city Pur
chasers will find that this sale offers great Inducements
they put up small lots.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR ia,
u vana and New Orieans.-on Thursday, Dec ~, nj 2
O'Clock r. M from pier foot Of Warren street, North river,
the fast and fayorte steamship PHILADELPHIA Chas =:
Boggs ". n NJ will sail above. Passage can be Ee.red
the Office of the Line Shippers will DC supplisd with blank
bill lsding the form signed by thffUe application
Office No other forms signed and bill Of lading
will signed the hour Of sailing For freight pas
sage apply the o,e III West street corner q Warren
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A FRACTIONS FOR THE SEASON.-THE So BSCRfBER
~ has on hand and will be constantly receiving an extern
variety Of imported and domestic and goods in
Guiding collections for establishment which shall be
sold at one half the regular prices Ladies' examine
TUNfS MORREI.I, 334 Broadway.
HHRIsTMAS TREES-THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL
~ open l4h inst large Of French
fancy articles for dressing Christmas trees.
THOMPSON 4 SON, $50 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or 100 SPECIMENS. NICE.
Ni ~ fitted In with drawers the best Christmas
gt young men, for sale $40 and si2 by GIL w. A.
HERMANN, No. Ninth street
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ANIUSE NIENTN.


NTIBLos oARDsn.-aosDaY EVENING DEC a.
IN Increased a.!r sc.i9r -Four entertainments
The great Gabriel Two Comc Parts
A1Gs and PsTE rsHRr rsa Aofe
Gabriel, Loudu Jerome as the Notary
SnTa non ~ i'"' hor1
sFB sa e ef DSRm r Ss hk yy.n
Dot rs open At ~: TO commence I MY.
Grand Juvenile ASsrnoo. Performance every SATURDAY
WALLACK's THEATRE.
w On every evening this week VIII be performed the
S'eA' '''A 1'A The Z POOR OF NEW YORK..
with Ito thrilling and besutfu Illustrations Of our city NE
seysd essb might with an never IN New
storm and lhs Fire Il Five Points, elicit each evening out
Sloane. Mr. I. Johnston Mr. Norton, Mrs Blaze, Mrs
encenigms from The public and the pres. -,
The Management desires 70 aeanowiedse with pride and
drama which will mpart An inspiration TO new and higher
romsn,,c Christmas Tale OF Prairie Life Ia In preparation
by the 800 Club; also 1--WE act drama on American
"''''' - DION BouRCICAUIT,
the greatest living drama'ist IN the English tongue
r AURA KEENE's THEATRE. GA BROADWAY. ABOVE
SEVENTH WEEK or THE SEA OF ICE
Over FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS have already witnessed
MospAY EVENING, DEC. "A, 1857,
THE SEA OF fyf TE on
0garits the Wild Flower of MEXICO Miss Laura Kesne
Carlos, an adventrer Mr. Jordan
Rsoa DC Captain Of re grsa. M WSssisisS
MATCH Is IN rehearsal and viii BE- shortly procea, with
splendid distribution OF characters and new scenery by
The grand Christmas Pantomime Of HARLEQUIN BLUE
BEARD w be during the h9ISs
Doors open at 61s; to commence at TX precisely.
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A UCTIoN sALE-oN MONDAY, DEC. IA AT l0,s
"A O'Clock ISL Bowery Broome street. the
entire stock comprising 5000 pieces ready made clothing
ragans ock dress and business coats pants and
suitable for the also large assortment of
watches lewery; gold chains pins rings musical instru
guns reyovers pistols mechanics tools bags
plated &c, with variety of unique goods too
rous to mention Sale peremptory: for cash
Auci
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LroR CAfIfeRNIA-uNIrEp STATES MAI, LINE
r via Panama Railroads.&c. United States Mail Steam
ship Company will despatch for Aspnwal on Monday Dec
81 nj O'Clock y. NJ precisely from pier foot Of warren
street North river well and fast steamship STAR
OF THE WEST, Capt A. q. Gray. Passengers and mails
wl forwarded by Psnsms Railroad and connect ~ Pa
with he rsclhc Mail Steamship company's mAsniacent
siesmship GOLDEN AGE, y r watkins, commander which
will be in readiness immediately for San Francis
CO. The public informed that the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company always have steamers lying nj
ready for 10 avoisny possible detention ~ pas
mails. For passage apply 10 L. W. RAYMOND,
A. The once Of the company III West Of war
rem New York Regular Tinted mail days.
nd Of sarn MOI
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IroR SAVANNAH AND FIoRIpA-rHE STEAMSHIP
FLORIEA Capt Isaac Cro~ell. will leave on Satur-
Day, Dec ~ at O'Clock NJ from pier No North river
B' laftng signed board For freigh passage
apply 20 SAMtIEf, l. MfTCHIII ~ Broadway. steamers
FOR Fords with the above leaving Savannah
Monday Wednesday and Friday