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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-10
NATIONAL REPEAL CONVENTION.

|. The, delegates TO the National Repeal
Convention met in the Tabernacle. Broad
way, New York, on Wednesday The
meeting vas organized BY B. OConner,
ESQ. of N. York. who called over tie names
Of the delegates from the different states.
Hon. John McKeon was then appointed
President protein and Mr.. O'Conner.
Secretary, protein. Representatives were
present from one repeal association in
Maine, eight in Massachusetts, sixteen in
New-York, three in Pennsylvania, two in
Rhode Island, three in Connecticut, one in
Maryland. one in the District Of Columbia.
one in North Carolina, one in Georgia and
one in Wisconsin.
After some preliminary business had
been disposed of, one person from each
delegation present. was appointed to nomi-
nate officers Of the meeting, after which
the Convention adjourned until O'Clock.
Upon fe-assembling at the appointed hour,
il was announced that Robert Tyler, Esq.
had been nominated for President. The
nomination was ratfiad by the meeting by
the most rapturous applause. Mr.. Tyler
upon being conducted 10 the chair, delivered
a brief speech in his usual eloquent and
spirit stirring manner, which was received
with enthusiastic cheering. Thos Fitnam,
J. B Nicholson, E. J. Cbristy, NJ. d. T.
O'Connor and Auguste d. Ave FAC. were
then appointed a committee to report rules
for the Government of the Convention,
after which the meeting adjourned to meet
at the same place at 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-10-10

At the usual meeting of the Repeal As
soclation Oh Monday, the 2lst ult., the rem,
for the week was announced to be fl,l3O
Mr.. OConnell was not present, and the
meeting adjourned until next day; when he
his plan for the restoration OF
the Irish parliament, as prepared by the
committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

The Stock Market continues in the unsettled state
that has characterized during the whole OF the past week
Mohawk declined "a per cent? Harlem, Ii L. Island 4;
Ohio 6s Ii Illinois, Ii Canton, !; Indiana 1t; Norwich
advanced I; Patterson, 81 Reading Railroad, Il stoning-
ton Several descriptions firm atprevous prices
The sales at both Boards not very extensive, and
most of the stocks offered indicate downward tendency
1t is the impression however that prices will recover their
former position and that they must be sustained for some
time to This view is taken by those particularly
interested in such result and the foundation OF their
opinion is the fact that the banks cannot with safety
fdsposed withdraw themselves at from their stock
operations.
The Seventh Ward Bank has declared semiannual
dividend Of two and half per cent payable the Sd
prox.
l. Our Domestic Exchanges remain without any very ma
era alteration The rates at the lowest point
and the regular demand for the ordinary purposes of trade
keep prices at fair remuneratng level With the excep
ton of Alabama funds previous quotations still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

These comparative quotations shew the variations in
sterling exchange and also the regularity of the other de-
scrptions There has been considerable speculation in
State and other stocks since last report of this nature
Prices have uctuated much usual but the present
quotations do not range high those given just before
the departure of the last steamer Several dividend
ing State stockshave fallen off since the closing of the
books than the amount of the interest Most of the
present operators in stocks brokers' who
down prices, their interest may dictate This fact
in connection with the abundance of money is the prime
ofthe present high prices. Not single State stock
has actually improved in value Since the sailing of the
last steamer several legislatures have convened and the
respective Governors have appropriated columns of their
messages the discussion Of the public debt of the State
and there the matter Drops it is avoided much posi-
BILE afterwards Thereahas not the first been made
yet by the Legislature of State to provide for their
debtedness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

. correspondence oil the Herald)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1913.
BENNETT, ESQ.,
SIR -
Us evidence in the Senate of deep feeling
b to the Occupation of the Oregon Terri
II may be regarded as the certain pre-.
magnificent debate, great excitement,
I}rtant action on that question. The Yves
ators, .Messrs. Burton, Allen, Atcheson,
(rs, are girding on their armour or the
ap-a-pie. Petitions In all quantities are
n from the Western people, asking that
e possession be taken of that Territory,
hing their reasons for the same.
fentlng some OF these memorials to-day,
was constrained to remark that he had
son to know the state of feeling in Ohio
hbject, and he could assure the Senate and
try, that there was the most entire unani-
sentiment on the subject among men OF
b. Whole Brigades of Ohio Militia have
|eir names to memorials, asking tor, the
Re occupation of the Territory-and there
mo unbroken sentiment on the subject.
esolution of Mr.. Allen, calling on the Pre-
a copy of his letter of instructions with
dence) to Mr.. Everett, in relation to this
to which | have already alluded-came
course to-day, for adoption; but at the
Mr.. Archer, of Va, 1t will lay over TIL
sday--to which day the Senate has adj
petitions are occasionally received, asking
tuchon of postage one to-day, by Mr.
nm the Chamber of Commerce, of Gin
S. B.
Cabinet appointments of importance will
ON by the Senate next Tuesday.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PgrLArELPHIA Dec 3Ar Superior 81 schellinger New
Elizabeth, Brooks, Havana; Paul Jones, De Forrest
, harleson
BALTIMORE Dec 2saAr Volunteer, Edridge, Portsmouth,.
Nh; Flora. Mnter Plymouth Mass; Constitution BoIum
Providence Belo. of The Pauxen brig o shaps Island
selma Pay Bar ADDE'S and mkt; Mary Wilks Gait APala
ehicoa Ihos Hooper, Hal Providence Sid Henry Kelsey
Gray, Barbadoes; Erie Cunby, Pernambuco; Jabez
smith Antigua; John, Coffin La Guayra; Jane, tBr1 Sims
Nassau; Erie, Chur hill, Charleston.
ALnxArpRIA Dec GAR Edinburg, NYork.
RIcHMoNp. Dec 29-Arr Manshsster, NYork
NoaroLK, Dec 27Ar Neptune, Fri 81 Lo, Psint Petre
Guaa; Eugene Drinkwater, NYork Maryland Ranes fol
Liverpool aad all the outward bound vessels to sea from
Hampton Roads to-day.
NrwBsnr. NC; Dec ls-Cld Topsz, Green, West Indies.
WihMtNoroN, NC. Dec 22-AIr + Frothingham, Roaick
Guadalo.pe;. Uncle Sam Bacon, Havana; I'D Amcrlca
Teadwell Ms,,iniqge James BI] Ray Turk. lsand 2sth
ndad; Experiment White Trinidad PS; 23d Joseph, Long
Antigua 26th ID Keller, Wade Barbados; Aquash
Nckerop, Trinidad PSI nth, Baltic Moulton Gran
Cozens, Guadaloupe
General Record
ScHR sAM'L INGRAM from Atakapas for NYork, before
ported ashore inside Inlet Bar has lged Part of he
cargo. SO hhds sugar, partly damaged, as been saved
ScHR URsr, bottom ris and all sails set fallen
with 2lst about five miles Sh Of the mouth Of the Pauux
e River by the steamer Engineer who made neecua
utempt to tow her in.
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The above table shows greater uniformity of prices
than actually exists the fluctuations between the peri
DDS designated vary from three to four and six per cent
Our Banks have, for time past loaned heavily to
stock spectators, very low rate of interest. They
have lately called in large amount and ceased discount
ing to this class Of operators in the hope OF raising the
per cent of interest If they continue this moveprces
of stocks must feel the effect and become reduced
lower level than they have reached for long time.
Congress has been in session nearly month"; and yet
nothing has been done affecting the commercial interests
ofhis any other country. The move made in relation
to the tariff amounted to very little, being party
for political capital The vote taken at the time the
question is criterion of the power Of either party
the subject There will doubtless be several alterations
and notifications made sometime during the session, but
not to extent that will very materially affect trade
with any foreign nation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31
/ Prices OF Provisions IN ls4Y.

These low rates, throwing meats into the mouths of the
poorest and most needy must necessarily lessen the
sumption of breadstuffs. The only favorable symptoms
for the latter the slight scarcity potatoes by
disease and the prospect, six months distant of
small demand coming from England. But taking every
thing1 into consideration the prices of prov sons-the
price pork which ranges from 81 25 SO 37I per cw
all over the West-the immense quantities of animal food
from Maine to Georga-the great accumulation of bread.
sufs' in all the markets; least $50 900 bbls of -four
in this city alone and the prodgious quantities yet
the Interior and who is there insane enough imagine
for moment that there single element in existence
capable OF sending up the price of -four Visionary spe
culators are the only to think So and their in.
sanity appears palmer when il is understood that they
have not now tbs great banking capital operate with
that they had in 1887
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

FIRST BOARD, Dec. $3.50 shares Grard Bank O. $40 do
do 9 400 do do o. $4,000 State 6s 1916, 49, 90 shares
Wilmington RR esp, 1905 $4,000 State 5s cash 6s $4,000
do do d. So 900 shares Girard Bank Oh $1,000 State
49, CASH 67s $1,000 Reading Convertible Bonds ls45 IS;
$4,000 state o. cash $500 do 6s old annual 72 $1,000
state 5 cash. 67a shares Schuylkill Bank c&p !;
do Kentucky Bank c&p rs; 10 do Union Bank Tenn
62; 100 do Wilmington RR, 2dgf I73 $1,000 Cincinnati
Water Work Bonds, l0lI.
SECOND BOARD, Dec. 29-$7OOO State SIS GA: $1,000
do cash. els $500 do CIT; 100 shares Reading RR a.
$4,000 Reading Convertible 6s ls47 So 100 shares Far
msrs' and Mechanics Bank, al $4,000 Reading Bonds
1880, 10; $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 100; $4,000 State 6s
l016 7ll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

,s sg. csa%Sr ass ssa
Rio saS
SsS's H;sss
Smith Port Leon. Norton Androdus. Ktche savannah
sl Eee sShH
ton-schr. Bszos Leneon Santa Martha zaehIs.on Co;
Gam A A GaSs.i$ cs hsp hS%ss Tsites
% %s~s Inc" o. bnsss Also brig Caroline sF
MS0s cleared Al S,s LSr
Arrived.
Brig Agnes Hunt As days from Cadz, via Grand Canary,
ssy Ut: s yas from ns st Domingo
Brig Harriet Pote 30 days from Trinidad with &c to
Brig Csn0nisa, copeland 81 days from Trinidad de Cuba
Brig Star Putnam IL days from ST. Kits with old on
schr David Risley, Chadwick, from Washington. NC with
naval stores, to master Sailed In CO. with chr Henry west
schr Hope W. Candy Candy. from Washington. NC with
na S stSes, % paster R,oL from pa,d.,oh with ds
schr James Hand Haskell from Virginia, with mdse the
master.
Packet ship Duchesse Toeans, Richardson, from Havre
French sarque LAgls segnette, days from Bordeaux
S.in Ss Arsde. from Bordeaux
Also, ships unknown.
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE The London and Liverpool
packets will sail Tuesday I'd Jan. Their letter bags
close Gilpn The Havre packet also sails Tuesday
MlssNe.-Brg Norfolk Matthew's cleared at Philadelphia
meal &C. since which time she has been heard Ofooubt
less she onndeed the gale Of the Sd OF October which
experienced in the vicinity of Bermuda
Spoken.
Brig Alice Colby Of New York from Liverpool for Phla
dphahas had continual westerly gales and been IS days
of on So sails uiSaks broke sancheons stere
windows, lost water boats galley head manmas &c--by
Orono days for Jacne Dec o. lat 81 Ion 80
by the Agnes, at this port.
Homo Ports.
Gibbs aud Isaac ii Borden Brown New York. Sid Usage
Br9Tn and Po,o%ae P na a, West Indies Ind
loupe; Orchilla Harding, do Porto Rico. Gray St Thomas
aurora, Ghase, GuadaouPe Elizabeth Swan. do; Thames
d Albert pSo
CHAEEEsToN Dec 27.An SOUTHPORT Griffith, and Moon,
P"s NY9rI CID Ss Ca d likely Kingston, ia sS Ne,
dem;eh, Chase; MOBILIZE Wsr;aW, Parso9s, Hsvre Wilson
Goldsmh Phiiadelphia; Ecpse Brl Bel ndependence
Swasey for West Indies Arr 2sth, Arson, Barkman New
SAVANNAH, Dec 25-Ar Adeona IBr] HILL Hamilton. Ber-
muda Sid Cere BLANCHARD BORT in FT&nce Charles Joseph
SON Bords,as AIT ssih Lady scnfr Liverpool;
BsTf BGsUp Gd American "a fss Mt
Liverpool; Condor Mayo Havei Augusta Sherwood New
MopLr Dec 2lArr Cornelia, French. and Virginia. Tai
bot Work Corona.ion [Br] fiehadso1 London; Speed
Eli o MSz osncs Tm0S J,%
port; George Claresy, Havana Cid William, Crocker Ha-
Kaam.soo Msc.rIen SYok shsfed smith, Bath. Me-
Ten Brothers, Crawford Thomasten; New York Isl Wright
Galveston CID Saratoga RUSSELL and Kensngon Gorham,
NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

DO MEDICAL AID A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
of the city of New York; established for the suppression
of quackery successfully treating all diseases
aprvae nature according to the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos.
pItsls OF Europe Primary secondary syphilis gonor.
rha geet and all diseases of the urehra permanently
cured without mercury injury to the constitution
M. to r. NJ.
Terns-advice and all medicines required, s..
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY ADMINISTRATIONS living at a
distance by stating their complaints explicitly and en-
closing 50, postpai will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure will full directions
for use, by addressing
w. g. RICHARDSON Ace-.
Off" ~-d consulting Rooms "r-sh~ o "ssoW Nassau
rect.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
NEW YEARS DAY
NOVELTY ON NOVELTY
BEST ALTERATIONS IN NEW YORK.
opened Ann through ncb they will PASS out
Of the Muenm thus avoiding ali confusion the
en'' THtRT + 2tST SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
First performance at the morning. and repeated
GEN: TON THUMB
seeo all hours He .oreqaesd for his friends Poetica
He be all hours during the day evening
will amuse the audience with Dances &C. and each
First time OF the TIE iE IF Ta saqr sG%s ballet entitled
Performed by Twentyf Children under years Of age
under the direction Of Mons and Madame
The Music composed aud arranged by R Hambridge
Great Western the Ethiopian Orator and lnitator OF the Lo
First of the splendid Imaginable. comic pantomime
VOL-AU VENT.
ORA Nights Adventure
Principal characters by Mons and Madame Checkeni,
BE umbrella scene, Incident the plays are comic
Dane s?s seSs pas de dsg1 &C. BY Mise. La Force La
PLAYS it'll the amusing incidents tricks
10 Tn. Family Gpsie. AZ y number the
first that visited America be during whole
Y s spd s UiSS cant g. pysev eo0v.d REGARDING
Past Present and Future
Ike it eOnvenien sdvs d come tariy in the day
The Museum Srsed appropriately Tor the and
A'" e''''' Brilliantly ILLUMINATED
the Grecian STYLE with coored glass; transparen cies
presenting Gorgeous Maguicence equaed in
" Admission the whole IS ccnts-children under ten
years, halt price.
as cents for private censutaton. with the Gpsy
Queen. DAG re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

tt insanity 10 attempt 10 control the Hour and
markets of the United States in their existing state and
is wild speculation to purchase for winter storage the
breadth of the west Within the last month six weeks
spectators have gone into Ohio Illinois, Michigan
to buy the wheat in those sections These persons
ticpae rise in the spring, and intend by monopolsng
such thing be possible, to unnatural rise
prices should there be natural advance They are
wild and visionary men, and as an indication of this fact
will throw the receipts and shipments at few ports in
the last two into a table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31
REALE'S EEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

tByC06fU90, opposite the Cnv Hail.
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES.
ONLY HALF PRICE.
OPPOSITION FRUSTRATED
FLAGS FLYING-MUSIC PLAYING
TWELVE SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
.4H for One Shilling!
NEW YEARS, MONDAY JAN. LIST, 1874
First performance 10 O'Clock in the moIng
hour.
For the ecal qualification of Families and children the
engaged lively for thsday only Sg Vivads
celebrated
MECHANICAL PERI ORMERS!
whose motion and resemble life with fidelity
before Among the performers the Chinese jug
slsr-Tarssh Pole Balsn,er- Ball Tese,Old Fish
This is the most suehaoe performance on any stage.
Mons AphlEN, the wonderful Magician and
PROFESSOR OF THE BLACK ART,
HIS wonderful Feats of Magic with disappeasn
ces changes. &c, have civ en- him the title Of
THE WIZARD OF The WORLD 4!
THE Gypsy FORTUNE TELLER
Miss Louisa Wagner sister to the Gip.y Queen,
be privately all honrs regarding Fast Pre-
cent and Future.
SNOW WHITE NEGROES
% just arrived from Brazil Negro Boys (seven and
od Ieectly white with pink eyes wooy hair
They can be seen during thu whole day and evening
The Museum will be illuminated in the evening.
Admission the whole l211 shilling
consulting the Gply Girl. DDS re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

0y- is 1T sO2-No person can possibly use the Nerve
and Bone Lninent and Indian Vegetable Elixir for any
rheumatic affection, without being cured These articles
have yet to knowledge failed to any per-
sons who have rheumatism govt, and people who will
allow their preudces to prevent their using these ar
cles deserve suffer until they prove by using these
only at 81 Courtandt street, North Fifth street. Pha
dephia; 90 Cornhill, Boston
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On Thursday evening 2sh inst. by the Rev. A. Vince.
ock' Mr. Jons M CourTs, of Perth Amboy, IN, j. to
0n the ID of November last, by the Rev A. Wheelock
Mr. GEoneE W.HrNeIor MorRor BRrees, to Miss Man
eAREr STUART, all of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

MARYLAND U. S. SENATOR. Maryland Le-
gslature has elected Hon. James Alfred Pearce,
Wing of Kent CO., to succeed Hon j. L. Kerr in the IT,
Senate for the term of six years from the h of March
lncf
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on England closes firm at 1904 per cent


This market in with all others the board
is in rather inactive condition. 1t is only at the west
in the wheat districts that any activity prevails and that
is caused wholly by speculation 1t is to be in the
table prices that there is great uniformity throughout
the country and the speculative fever will have
very high Producean advance the present rates.
Prices OF BREApsTUFFs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

DURNS' ANNIVERSARY.-The admirers of Burns
requested attend meeting to be held at the Blue Bonne
House No II Spruce street. Thursday evening, Janua'y
th 1874 at o'clock for the purpose Of max ing
for the Annual supper d3l item
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC
An Injunction the Court OF hancay OF es
lately against George Roberts of tn. Boston Tim
and Notion Boston(no re,tea Thomas RooersI
for fraud entiy attempting to issue spurious article our
armed and excellent Medic,re PARIS Life Pills The Chan
cellor Judge Story, after ordering the dendant &c
Court ruled that the injunction be made absolute every
point sought fobe,rg on
OF the defendant ALTHOUGH Agents constantly the
alert and the great difficulty and of initiating labels
on and around our boxes of Pills. safeguards
stemed at cost ourselves from The cupdy
imitation aud ss public '' The danger Of aspuous
THOMAS ROBERTS SCo
w lmrc No 3o4 Broadway cor Of Duane at I'd fl.or
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TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CTRCVJk

TRYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Boxes IS cents; Pit l211 cents.
GRAND FETE FOR NEW YEARS DAY.
THREE PERFORMANCES.
Morning ....--.. commencing at 10 o'clock.
Afternoon
Evening TX
The performances will commence with
Grand Ascension by Hood from the ground the UPPER
tier
After which Grand Cavalc ,de entitled
ENEMIES IN WAR IN PEACE FRIENDS.
Ground and Lofty umbliug.
Mrs Gossin and Miss Divine in
FLORA An ID POMONA.
John Go-sin as Doctor Tinour,
Flying Cord Evol by Master Turaer.
THE CAROLINA MiNSTHELS.
Mr. Spencer a the Red Man Of the Forest.
Mast Turner IN his prime pal act of horse ship.
Still Vauting by the Troupe.
Mrs Goss'n La Belle Parislenne
Mons Marcoullier the great Baancer.
The American Tar by Mast Turner
After which
Negro Songs, Choruses &c. by " Ole Whitlock
To concude with
DON QUIXOTTE.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBEH 81


sun RIsEs 1T 81 MOON SETS 80 IS
.ur sErs.s. .......s 10 HIGH WATER 49, 81
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Total bales, 1880 1853 300, 799 4
STEWART * WRIGHT, Cotton Brokers,

STEWART WRIGHT. Cotton Brokers'
corner Wall and Water streets.
DEC 30, IL oclock-The sales of Cotton yesterday
reported bales in the early part of the day there
evidence of yielding tre in the rates but at
market closed very firm quotations This morning
there is not much doing owing in part to the steamers
sailing and operators being busy with their letters for
Europe.
Exchange England closes firm at 1901 per cent.
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place at Iammany Hall, Wednesday Even
ing, Feb, 7, 1874.
Ticket, 81 be obtained Of John Canss John street;
X. B. Daily, o. Broad w. Dominck 10 g. eenwich
A. NJ shers, 1876 Fulton +: Wainrgh 285 Spring ST.; c.
oles, los Canal s. K. Fowler e0s Bowerv, aud j. II.
Lownsbery, 432 Pearl st do tF7sec
COLES PICTURES of Mount Etna Voyage of Life Past
- and Present &c. &c exhibiting the Of the
National Academy Lsona s and Broadway.
Admttance IS centSeason Tickets so Caosues sd
cents. dis 2w~r
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SOMETHING NEW! TO THE LADIES'!
THE PARLOR MAGAZINE:
LADIES', AND GENTLE MEN'S

OF Literature. Fine Arts and Sciences with Reports and
" Notices OF Balls Concerts Sorecs Theatrical and Fa h.
iousbe Intelligence will be published Saturday. JAM 9th
1914.
The Magazine i'll be published in amagn quarto form
per equal that the aest ANNALS and
tyPf the most manner, embellhsd with
splendid steel 1sravng week aud sheet Of
music the next, alternating
In thi the publisher desyns furnish Magazine of the
refined character; that gentleman will take
pleasure pre- senting to his wife or daughter
The Cover will be devoted of
periodicals. fashionable establishments &c. avoiding every
tning Objectionable.
TERMS
50 Ter annum, or Ga ceuts single
Agents, who buy to sell again, 81 per hundred.
By mail $40 will fur be address,
for one year j. L. KINGSLEY, Publisher
d3l 1tsec 43 Ann stree. New York
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ADJUSTMENTS

CHATHAM THEATRE.
GRAND JUBILEE IN HONOR OF
NEW YEARS DAY.
DAY PEHF0RnANCE
c0n"t'f The # H 4sSsn c CHI r. Drama of
pE Ri Esc1TlfioeN
VIRGINIA s IL fSHSlSGi Tls" CONCERT.
NIGHT PERFORMANCE
with the "jjf FWEss dramatic spectacle 0fs
MAR e5if. ID ph RAkE.
VIRGINIA SERENADERsn CONCERT.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Managers .;Me,sn. II Rockwell and o. r.. Stone.
s:s5 3 sa as ana H+s Ss sss
Grotesque et Pyas Exnvagaut. Mr.; X; Williams.
s NEW W YEARS DAY AND E EV Il
The Greatest ever presented to the citizens Of New York.
TWO FERFSRH q
noon, the second at ! Q 'clock in the Evening.
MONDAY, JANUARY |. 1914.
Or a'hfs II E6s entitled
PERSIAN NJ a lnh
Master Stevens will app1sr as Lutte Constantine training bic
Feat. N % Comic
Ts ssSss ss.,
After which RS n iriT RsSE sssas entitled
YT s.i@ IL sss of 81 BY sss.
iis Pss rs' VIZ fff saris SD talk
COME as' ses sS ~ Five sNSf sss A Asa
- OR THE P MAsFG I 2E W III new YORK
he don s be 9peasd a. saoverure at 7-psri"manes