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DISCIPLINE OF THE MALE PEN
TENTS

When it was dark, enveloped from
head to foot in large cloak we went
to the church OF 81. Augusln When
we arrived a small side door apparently
opened olilspII and we entered, passing
through long yauted passages and up
steep winding stairs, until We found our
selves IN asmaI rallied gallery looking
down directly upon the church. The
scene was curious About one hundred
aud fifty men, enveIoped in cloAks and
sarupes, their aces entirely concealed,
were assembled 10 the body OF the
church. A monk had just mounted the
pulpit, and Jhe church was dlmiy lighted
except where he stood in bold relief,
with his gray robe and cowI thrown
back, giving full view OF his high bold
forehead and expressive lace.
His discourse was made but very
(orclbIe and eloquent description Of the
lormenls prepared IN hell for lmpenIienI
sinners. The effect OF the whole was
very solemn. 1t appeared like a prep
araton Ior the execution Of II multitude
Of condemned criminals When the dis
course was finished, ,hey all joined in
the prayer with much lervor ani enlhu
siasm, beating lheif breasts and falling
upon their faces. Then he monk stood
up, and IN a very distinct voice, read sew
eraI passages OF Scripture descriptive O.
the suferlngs oc Christ The organ
then struck up The MiSerere, and of
sudden the church was plunged into pro
; found darkness, all bu scu ptured rep
resentation of the crucixllon, which
seemed TO hang in the air illuminated
, leIt rather frightened and would havr
: been clad 10 leave the church, but |
) would have been impossible in the dark
! ress Suddenly terrible voice 10 ih'
2 dark cried, "My brothers, when Chris
}. was fastened to the pillar by the Jew
4 he was scourged " Al these words tn
s bright figure disappeared and the dark
a ness became total. Suddenly we hear
the sound Of scourges descending upo
!, the bare flesh. cannot conceive an
: thing more horrible. Before ten mlr
Z utes The sound became splashing, lroI
a the blood which was flowing,
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ON THURSDAY MORNING, NO. /. OF
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AND NEW PICTORIAL
L | B |. e.
,1InELlf.HEp WITH


Sixteen Hundred Historical Engravinss exclusive of
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Fourteen Hundred Of which from original Designs, BY
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at IS Cents each and printed the standard copy of the
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HlDES-Saas 1907 Angostura have been made (22 lbs)
about y cents, aud 100 Rio Gande III b al something
overl2: cents both usual time.
WHALEBONE.-We nct:ce parcel Of CcOJ lbs has
changed hands private ba:gain.
RlCE-AbOu 10 tcSfaye been taken ate SIT. The
market IS without material change.
PROVISIoNs-Theri very little doing in barrel meats
today We oaly hear Of 3Oto 100 bbls OF all DESCRIPTIONS
There change prices sale OF kegs Lard
landing made supposed FOR France at 5. cents Butter
and Ehesse; ARE quiet Il previous quotations.
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DI ED:

A; Cleveland Ohio on the ed ssNcEL ADAMS aged ST.
formerly of Boston,
Al Haven Ct on the 18th SUSAN X. wife Of Ham-
Ton L. smith, Of Cleveland, OHIO in the oath year of her
Il it'll much pain that the death Of tn Rev.
JAMES H. LIxsiEY Stratiol, CT. He among the
ceen OF the earth, and his death pang the
hearts of al. who <uew him. w-IIaven Palladium.
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,,n,ercial and Money Matters.
,,,,o q, the Stock Exchange, see First Page.

iesU 49,
" THURspsy P. NJ.
.,,es to-day were 10 considerable extent, and
The SAT-, was very buoyant. Ohio improved 2;
W13 pss and l9anaa Lo aa's% Long
NofSgIta North American Trust l.
lstlha Market for EXCHANGE Is easier, the supply
The .a l.a~ and buyers holding of expecting an
| dssq p,,, Sf foo 5o3 at F 81 60 aad 800
l ~. poston and Worcester Railroad Company
Inc ds, Jared dividend OF Three per cent for the
5 1:.t SIX months. ,.a,, IT..
CEN, W. Give owe below table which copy from The
We, We Daily Advertiser, showing the comparative
3 oo 1s rs a "19 h eI psa" Ca
na lC Tbe results are we'll worthy the attention OF
orreaders au.,,, -, a., -. 80, l,,.,.
SattmoE enol and the roius 81 each article during tie
-, 1872 and lSl3
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Sales of Real Estate -. De
By 4. Il Bleecher & Go.
MARRIED.:

On Christmas Eve the 2ith by the Rev MI Bellows. Dr.
J,>rs AsniEY Jr. 10 JosErHrSr only child 81 Samuel T.
Guerpe Esq. all Of ;ins city
of the Annual Conference OF the Methodist Fps
copal church, HANNAH MARIA daus ht-r Of the late A B.
WoUston, of Northam!
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FIUNI w IHt '5'IT u 4NU'' ~ II
Src.,ccr'S IfatS.-hir. SPENCER, Of Ct Cham

IL Spcnccr'S HntS.-Mr. SPtN ER, OF 81 Cham
broadway, has shown some OF his Nutna
Fur and Moeskn silk Hats His best which lie sells at 81
25 are fully equal no SUPERIOR both III quality and STYLE
10 those sold elsewhere tor S. heyare certainly spendld
article We examined So % which sufficiently
handsome to satisfy those who in the practice or who
cannot always afford purchase first quality article Bal
20 and see them aud select o yourselves yon will surely nd
one 70 your taste We take pleasure in calling attention 10
L.. f,l
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r. Last lecture, Reci,ations and s
10 Sc r r II F. Y z A Z
THE NEN WORLD

For SATURDAY, December 80 closes the Secenh poinHe
II embraces rich tab Of contents with tlte page ana CO.
rious index la the volume.
lORATION delivered before The New England socieiy,
at h2 Tabernacle The Anniversary Of the Landing oil the
Pilgrims Dec % 1Si3by Hon RUFUs CHoATE-(fepor'ed
for The New WORLDLY
IL RIGHTS OF WONEN-An original article by the
eccentric Laurie Todd.
III GRANT IN PARls-By Fz Boodle--a scorchins
critilu".
" JOHN. MAJESTY the Liverpool Merchant, by the
late Or. Magiau-C hapterXVl
V.-nOETRY-Love and Death, By Buiwer a Word IN
Season BY Dickens; The Whe-Footrd Deer, by Bryant;
The Funeral of Launer Vienna attended by leo GOO people,
VI EDITORlAL-Mrs. Sgourney and the Lady's Com
paoon; Dinner of the New England Society PnpI; Sketches,
Dr. Cox sc. sc.
VII PAlNTINGs-Wel'sL Landing OF the Pilgrims, by a
Member Of Congress
VIII The Sun Midnight, Russian Anecdotes, scraps,
News Military World, sc. Sc
Price 6I censS3 year. All new subscribers receive the
great OF Eugene Sue, called the Mysteries OF faS
d29 WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-street
~ The weekly Plebcian for this week is NOW
ready. splendid engraving of TAMMANy HALL and
highly interesting article the Orgn aud History OF the
ramrnany SocetyThe services rendered 10 the Republican
Party-What has done, aud what it will do The present
M ner also e,n5eshe with the Coat OF Arms OF all the
States in the Ulon. Single copies with without wrap
ne,s 2 Genes; ST per allum. PLEBElAN OFFlCE,
do 2tjS corner OF Sptnce and Nassau SIS.
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Markets-Cc,, rcpclt,dJn TIE THd,'ne
ru,,r.n,N Dec q


ASHES.-Theye Is no change and the al @re iIm'e0"
! 20 Tor Pots and 5 ~ Tor Pearls
C0TToN-The failure OF The ,nsil and tie matket at
Nsw,Oltas having been si; ln b. the last ' les mas
caused sl,Sht hesitation among spscuatoas he S''eS
towsve9 reported 1905 2OG0 bags THE oie {" -
tday Urlaud fair is ct 81; New Orleans 91 10.
tLCUR AND ME.ti,rhe market is rather t.in, VIII
oI, moderate demand for home We potice small sales
oT}, isan att O.! &C. Genesee Is 60 glJhou.
been msde at 62! We notice sales 100 DbIs ONO
VI, I'd GeneSee, for England, att 62., and 500 do New
", "a, 56t for the destination Scratched
-. aud at ii 81; fine middlins ~; mid
li;,t' 62s; ship stutfS - ; p. There nolh.-
" - dong Ia Southern descriptions. Gcorseto~g
IN s2g IS; Brudywine 81 IS; Kci.-
~ , 80 ,mmou t.! IS Hichn end { ity ) so
w.. yGl bbls New ok and Bfandy"me az o.:
p,, Nj ~ * n OF much demand at %. - too jersey
md -. & rand wine hhds sl2 Rye our is ) p,
Eib Buc.SwBtat Is Se!lul- :. ~ - ,oi Co'
M 80 fancy: ba.> 81 , i2si malt barrels - i" : %,
Shorts are rom aey " a cents say '''i' = -
Bag Meal is very dull al ,! 4 ~ rsAt> ~,
GRAN W.. b,,, oS DO; l.;t!e doirs IN Wheat The
n.Jc ~, 400 bushels, sold a,a shade on cl cts
u, Nh - : "a moderate demand a cargo OF North
Csrol, gooN hhs sold II cen:S. weight delivered,
New Nob. we uo,e g Ry IA the sip' Is o. %
cents wih ,tle offering Oats 50 % Gems io
and no, active Sales 2OO bushels Southern al 81 S's '
iug doing in Barley Blackcyed Peas 37s per oas' WIN
small sales ,,,.-L.
wHISKY.-The ew barrels The market arc ned I'S,'yi
than previous sales and small lot brought "a Gems
Is Scents and dull. -.
HAY-u store the prce 81 so cents win NIUE uo,Hs
There no export demand. We notice sales SUI USES "
Gents. o,,l
Observation-Disclosures sales 1900 lbs Yellow at 29tc, cash
NAVAL SrOKES.-We notice further sales - oaIIsis
Spirits Tuipentne on private terms about s. Gents
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ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20.
THIRTY YEARS
PASSED AMONG THE PLAYERS
MOI ANl ANl 4 AIkRIC A -.

PASSED AMONG THE PLAYERS
IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA:
nl.spesed with Anecdotes and "reminiscences of variety
Of Persons directly indirectly connected with the Drama
during thu theatrical Life Of Joe Cowell, Comedian
Written by himself.
d27 ct PRICE. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Hr GIFTS. Gifts.-Have YOU called on &c. WAD-
LEIGH Broadway and examined his assortment Of N
NUALS, BOOKS STATIONERY AND FANCY AR
TICLtS which he selling for the Holidays cheaper than
any other the city In addition 70 the above
he has several superb original Paintings by Venette and
several others by the most eminent artists an and see his
assortment before purchasing esewhrt Will De worth Your
While Also Branch Depot Tor all the latest Music publish
ed. d2l tJIls
E Magnificent Books for Presents.-p.
APPLETON Y co. 200 Broadway respectfully uvIte the
attention aud the public generally 10 their
extensive stock valuable Works in the Yarious departments
of Literature suitable for approaching Holidays, comps-
ing all the 80, ,.>-,,.,c rop ,o,,
Also choice Of Standard aud illustrated
Works Oxford Editions of the Bible, IN morocco extra ana
velvet bindings, &c; &c
Also, Juvenile Works in every variety.
- g. A complete list may be had on application, gratis
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ELEGANT CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS

AND BIBLES, SUPERBLi BOUND.
fNHE subscriber has for sale a general assort-
L of Catholic and Miscellaneous Books IN PLAIN and
fine bindings, suitable for the at the lowest pnees M
would particularly cal attention beautifully illustrated
ed tau Of the URSULINE MANUAL Prayer Book, In Va
rious bindings from IS cents 70 S 30
Ttit. FLOWERS Or PlETI, an elegant Pocket fray er
Book from 81: csGis 70 s. p.
DOUAY BIBLES, from 81 70 Sl2.
nrsysrs at the end Of EACH charter from 25 Cts 20 81
Manual of Catholic Melodies, Hymns, Psalms Sc from
81 90 10 50 30 -. n,
lasfr,ted Books IN fine bindings ED ARD DgN lGAN,
las s5o - Isl Fulton street
nCHE MANSION OF HAPPINESS-A Few
| and pleasing Game for Children; ,,-u,,, ,rpo
Dr.. BtSBY.s IMPROVED AND iLLoeIfAihD
G :nHF: BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAzlSE-Edi'ed by
h[; sVIfVE And MARCELlNE, and other Tales
translated from The french Of y bcaIlly on Bvron
Moore Shakespeare Crabbe Wills Hoffman, Lonsie.ioM
SC SC Edited BY Rufus NJ Gr,swoid S2uo' ''o'p' s'''
dssats d H. NEWMAN 1913 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

Il Sixth VVard.-At a large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the DemocIac Wings of the Sixth Ward held al
National Hall December 9Th lS43 called In compliance
,le recommendation Of the Wing Young Mems General
COMMITTEE.
TEOsJ DOYLE, Esq. was elected Chairman and CHAs.
MERRITT 1Secretary.
On motion Mr.. JoHs D. Nlorr and A~psrw KArES Wen
appointed T-ers.
On farther motion, the meeting want into an election for
,h Delegates he Wing Young Mems Gsreral
Committee, when The following ,este elected VIZ
sILAS CHiCkERlNG, TH0S. T. JACKSON
ISRAEL WILLIAMS
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Resored, That the Delegates have poger I'll vacancies.
When the meeting adjourned with three cheers for Harry
Of The Vest THOS. J. DOYLE, Chairman
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IErom Tho Tribune Of Dec. % ]


We have been shown of the Nura Fur and Molesk'n
SILK Hats Of Mr. Siencsr, g Chambers-stFeet ana can FRO
onnc them most excellent article They fashionable
ll, Elegantly made and afforded moderate rrcr When
ha purchaser combine elegance durability aud chearne
as At Nh Speucets he viii be satisfied. We can recommend
those TO about purchase to Mr. Spencer eSceentas
soyment.
n B-Gentemen are informed that large and ample sup
pl the Hats thus noticed the shelves prepared
10 meet the graf demand usually occurring al this especial
s,o, NJ ,,,e war SPENCER,
100 i,;,nl g. ChambeGS-stree;.
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q Seventh Ward.-At a meeting Of the Demo.
cratic Wings Of the Seventh Ward in pursuance
the Democratic Wing Young Mems Gener, Committee on
wednesday evening, the 9Th inst, WILLIAM BEDELL.
ESQ was chosen Chairman, and sRSAs,s PIKE and D w.
DERHILL Secretaries.
Esq moved that Retiring Committee OF from each Dis
ct be appointed TO retire and the Of threa per
represent the Wald for the years when the
following gentlemen appointed: Dr. James R Wood
James F. Etmonds, Smith w. Horton. Luther Richards,
James r. Terry, William R. Low drn and Robert
The Retiring ommiriee reported the following gentlemen
who Were Inously approved:
MORGAN MORGANS, Jr- JAMES F. FREEBORE
B.iRNABAS PIKE.
F. NJ Taylor Esq moved that the proceedings published
in thu Courier an Tribune And the being ably
and eloIueny addressed By Aesrs Sweet and Morgans
nine cheers for HENRY CLAY and adjourned
WILLIAM BEDELL, Chairman.
B T, ,>snss, PIX, Secretaries too
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e Rev. Mr.. Sparry is determined to go the whole
be Called The American Antfas' at the low price Of one
dollar y@ar th-. copy Ii is have on the rst
page splendid Likeness of the Pope riding bull Public
ton Office lS Nassau street The first number will be pIlned
70 ,oa-,o,.
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:. proces.o, NzaITiit1 Nj deIiver.a Lectnre

= Profess or NEaIfiitr wIl deIiveTa LeClTe m tae
Methodist T. Church. OF Catherine and AadsonSi
Water HlSar aud sr,ae iii the Wlerness-Flrs5 " ash
cnvre of Alcohol It's effects upon the Dog, the swine
md he Goat asln- their Origin aud Principles
Al Arpea 10 the Patriotism Of America, i'll favor Of lem
Il
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Alta Meeting of the Democratic VIII

IL at n Meeting of the Democratic Wing
Young he Of the Eleventh Ward held pursuant the
Call OF the Young Mems General Committee We'aesday
evening December 27th St3 Lockwoods corner ofAv D.
and Fourh-seet, John MCGOWAN, Esq, called the
Chair, Joshua { aTilaTt was appointed Secretary.
On motion,
Resor,d That the Meeting proceed to elect six Delegates
represent tins Ward in the Young Mems General Commit
Tee for the yea iSii.
Whe:eupon, Messrs.
JOSEPH ABBOTT, JOSEPH ". THORN
WAl. J. FITCH. WI BORDNAN,
.iLtA. D. WATSON, and JOSHUA CARHART
elected Delegates 70 the above named COMMITTEES.
Moved aud seconded that The proceedings Meeting
publ he'd in the Tribune
JOHN MCGOWAN, Chairman,
e loo
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V,WO EDUCATED YOUNG MEN OF good
moa character can hear of pleasant and lucrative bu
unes by which they make $1,000 each month"; s
rlication They will be required 10 invest 800 each None
~ h,n those answering above description need apply
Re terencss EXCHANGED Enquire the Globe H2sl AZ any
horr on Saturday. 30th Inst. Tor ld29 TT - ElGo.
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. Proc Lect..re or NnxnI Archi:ecture j

;. F'rCt LeEfttTc
he. Iars THIS t.ytnin:.-N1 j. ". GRIFFITH plain,
rac,ict shpwrist, VII speak al Il o'clock No doubt ou
Navigation Laws hindiauce the progress ol !erec
shpbuilins. Who in commercial City is not interest
I'd IN THIS subject: Al should attend
The. Conversation meeting every Wedcesday, = NJ
Farmers Club Ia. lstaad 81 nrSd4y every month Y NJ
@ Last Lecture. Reci,ations and Sing
Ia his evening Nessrs. Bronson and Nash IN ths NJ
yrsiiv hapai al I: o'clock Closing of Physio
gy Executions &C. with the Mamie, Stiior Boys Dream.
New FoundIand Dog Sailors Grave Admission % cts IT.
C. Phrenoio@icai Lectures vii be slyen BY
Nsssrs FOW LE.R 4 STRACHAN, on Thursd'y evening
At $50 Grand street! in Th5sn Hull and on saturday IN ST.
Ln Buildings, Of Hudson and Grove streets Pe
eac lecture by both lecturers the absence Of each other
Commence al half past o'clock Admtance i2 cents.
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10 Fifteenth Nard.-At a ting OF the Demo.
Whg young OF the Fifteenth Ward held pursuant
to call OF the General Committee G. w BRuEN Esq,
was called the Chair and CoRSs EAGLES aad R H. Ar
WELL wee appointed Secretaries. The OF the
rg which was 70 appoint Delegates the General Commit
tee of Democratic Wing Young Men for the years 1914 aud
1915 was carried out b, eecng the following gentle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

IL Nuffs, MufTs, Muffs-Of very superior quallty,
among winch OF the lnsst Naure and BLACK LyrN
10 oe found IN the cIty-for sale at WAISON'S,
Hat and Fur Store ISL Chatham 81
" g. Ladies would DO well call and examine previous 10
purchasing here. TAPPED Mu 81 every description
Mi syf
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Fourteenth sVard.-At genera! meeting of
the Democratic Wings Of the Fourteenth Ward, held the
Broadway House Wednesday Evening" 9th inst puI-
suan accommodation of the Young Mems General Com
mttee for the purpose electing five Delegates represent
this Ward in the Young Mems Democratic Whlz General
Committee for the ensuing year,-JOHN COLVIN, Esq.
was allied preside. and GEORGE KELLocK appointed
Secretary.
The cal! Of the meeting being read the following gentle
men Were elected with power to fill vacancies:
JOHN s. ALLEN ROBERT CRAGGHEAD
JOHN l.. MARIlN, JOHN O. SARGENT,
WILLIAM SHERWOOD
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Z.
RcsGired That any members OF the lonng Mems Demo
cratic Wing tomme, representing the Fifth Ward sbse
ing himself for without giving
sacory excuse 10 the Chairman Of tina, body his seat
shall he De ciared
Resored, Thas the Committee have power 10 Ill any
caucy that may
Mir Richard Lawrence having addressed the meeting IN
very eloquent manner, II
Resorsd That the proceedings meeting signed hy
the Chairman and Secretaries, and published
Resolred, That we adjourn.
zENAs HYDE, Chairman.
WMC scorr, SECRETARIES d2s
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L. DR.. Felix GOuraud's POudre Subtitle
viii completely and permanently eradicate uperluOus human
hat from females upper lips the hair couce4ing broad and
ated forehead the stubborn beard of any kind OF
surertnous hsi Be the genuine at the original
office, 81 w alEer.st7eet. one door from Broadway
81 s~r bottle; directions French aud English
A.entS-Guthrie. Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New,
Haven Brown, 10 Chesnutstrett Phads pha; Jordan,
Carleton, Lowell; yer J Provide Matewson Nor
| wch ronsev, Rochester y y; Guild Bangor Whit,
ALAS c. Heirstreet Troy; Carswsl Lockpoft; Z. {.
Eerre. NIddslown, Conn.
Can Tested before buying P!0of positive ms anu
! 20 mistake. 10 is!n&it
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- English AIail-Pos Office, New York Deem
her 26h lSa3-Leer Bags e Royal Mail Steamer iibcfna
whCe lraves Boston on Monday the M January next will
be closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices IN tins cty on
saturday next the 2lth instant IS minutes nast O'Clock
P 81 he inland postage Of IS; cents each single letter
Tie posmaser desires to cali the attention Of merchants
and others ory arS letters TO uropf by ms mai 70 M
IN. admiralty agent, board the steamer Caeonia on her
M ,rip from Bostoo aud returned TO the Post Once IN con-
III Post Office The letters referred 10 supposed 10 nave
'S Jgs s ;, JOHN LoRNER GRAHAM, Postmaster
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GEORGE KKLLocr Secretary.

n sixteenth Ward.-At Meeting Of the Demo-
cratic Wings Of the Sixteenth Ward held al Hazaltons
ner sixth Avenue and Seventeentfsree Wednesday
ning December q, pursuant call OF the Young Mems
General Committee 6. W. JONES called the Chair
ana T. s. HAWKINS appointed Secretary On motion,
RfsOlred That this Meeting proceed balotior three
Delegates Gil the vacancies the Young Mems General
Committee.
On motion of a w Bradford, Esq, G. pAdeid and O.
Packard Were appointed ,relers.
Tie ballong resulted the election of the following gen
tlemcn
A. w BRADFORD. allen. WHITING.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL OF PHILADEL-
PHIA.

Ii trivec whs have passed le days and nshts OF he
a Phade pha this 6I establish speak
OF unqualified praise Of its accommodstons, its table
The OF the house admra-
syemstc aud there substantial comforts be found
Ho FL will be appreciated by persons, such
clean quiet and weurushed house, well suppiied read
ng room and host whose constant forts
this highly ACCESSIBLE for respectable
eer Mr. Rea BY his polite aud al .be and
ur med personal attention TO the tables end the
omion of his guests, favor from all who frequent
house,
Those who the morning prefer to indulge in the Sweet
ba nv seepn instead Of ndpg the
ummons find hour which ,u,ts their
tabl, sci Ter their especial with several
consult wishes and have any decacy which
ne house Affords ed h celebrity for their qualification
garden. and is epxst that would do credit TO
Inv Hotel in the country. . =, ,
The uaon OF this house decidedly the best in Phi lade
hia ing Chestnut ST. opposite the Bank Of United Suites
he very centre fashion and business OF the city.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-23

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. Csuaries OF all kinds Some excellent singers Also,
talking Parrot Likewise, assortment OF Fancy P
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city Enquire No 33 Pearl Entrance Ferry street.
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SCoTCH PIC IRON-2oo tons very superior Scotch Pig
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WINDOW CLASSIC boxes of the ST ne ems . a9,.
w uast manufs eture, assorted Sizes ltom r IN WV
'or smo Wy WYNN" 81 South street.