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The New York herald., 1844-12-13
WAsHTNGroN, Dec. 8, 1874.
All Sorts of Things.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq -
do not assume any OF the rights OF your able
regular correspondent, nor do make great preten-
tons to having the confidential ear Of any member
OF the democratic party, himself possessed Of a
perfect knowledge OF every pulsation in the :" all
victorious" dem ocra,ic party. But since have
been here, my position has been such, that do
know thing or two; and perhaps have chance for
obtaining thorough knowledge Of certan events
to take place, and that too from source near the
fountain head. The different ciiqpes have begun
to "post stakes" and to g mark bounds" Rival
factions are watching each other with argus eyes.
Every movement is marked, every word weighed.
Each class posts their sentinel upon the wall, 10
make known every movement, to report every
spec OF news, and to see the latest intelligence.
Already is the "worn button hole" to be seen
upon the coat Of certain leaders, who beset for
information as to the best plan for me to set my
stake. The current has already began TO set, al.
belt there are not few counter and under cur
rents to be seen and felt in quarters. Parties
are drawing new lines every hour, and new deve-
Iopmenis made every day, that carry terror TO the
hearts of some other faction.
The first demonstration OF not following in the
footsteps" or not following precedent, was the
vote upon the Zotn RUE, Wnere % 'NOfInrIn ne-
mocracy" for the first time ''broke ring" and voted
for lis repeal Here 10 a "wheel within wheel"
II is only one Of several strides that are to be
made il is the first Of the series but II isa poker.
II told with the tones Of thunder upon the sensi-
tive feelings OF certain persons "born nse nslble to
iear;" and yet these General Quatlebums offered
not a word, they "raised not u line--they carved
not stone, but left i alone in its (iormer) glory"
What's fire brand this has always heretofore been,
but now how calm it sleeps in death. All the for
mer ebullition set the "Pickenses," the ''McDuf
ics," the "Quatlebums," and host Of Southern
demagogues now rests in the same grave.
President making has begun in good earnest.
There is to be no legislation this session-that il
settled. What is legislation in comparison to who
shall be the successor-or who shall go into the
cabnet-or who shall fill the one hundred thousand
Offices in this couniryl Not AZ feather IN the ba-
lance. Already you can see too plainly TO be mis-.
understood that the different factions that now ex-
ist will be narrowed down to two distinct parties
Of the great democracy; the hrst to compose
tarfmen, natives sbolitionists, and northerners.-
the second composed Of Tree trade, Virginia ALB
srscsionists, nullifss, and the "peculaF lAss'su-
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NEW YORK FULTON AND ANN STREET MEN 3

NEW YORK FULTON AND ANN STREET MENA
~ uERlE 40 Fulton street, and Ia Ann street. under h
direction Of john Stear This Nanasee contains Of
remarkable animals that his country,
full description Of which will be found in the large and small
bills Of the day.
There the collection Buffalo Black Moose an Os.
rang Outang, Elk, Talking Bird the ino, several kinds
0f Wolves, DOZEN or different kinds of Monkeys Came
Crowned Birds and Of the animals mentioned in sacred
history
There capaeous ring for circus by wonderful
pony. ridden by the Ourapg Ouang Also the Camel performs
the aud be ridden by ladies and children and the
Moose is also introduced in the ring
for ladies' 1ig Fulton street. Coo
ldge Cutters drug for gentlemen in Ann
The place well warmed and the arranged like amph
theatre.
Open from in the morning till 3 at night
Admission i2,S cents dice
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BEACON COURSE-FOOT RACE.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be given for Foot
~ Race Of Twelve Mes, off the Beacon Course
Monday the 10th December, weather permitting
the second in the Entrance dollars and made
with the proprietor X. Smiths Park Row.
the 7th inst. C.. s. BROW MING. Proprietor
The following have entered for the 10 mile
John Gildersleeve, Thomas Greenhalgh, Thomas
John Nayils, and J. p TAYLOR.
Same day. Of $3.50 for a of four miles Entrance
S. to be made with the propr ito Smiths Park Row
on or before Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
The following Pedestrians have their to
for the four mile race ;Ambrose Jackson Geo. Hill Vim.
L. vaness. Thos. McCabe, James Bloomfield, j. r. Taylor
dis 3tsrc
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SPA ARRING ROOM

TOHN McCLEESTER u GEORGE KENSETT beg re-
srecully inform their friends and the public that they
intend TO open the LARGE ROOMS in Monroe Hail. corner
giving Private Lessons the Art of Self Defence the
modern and improved style The and safe manner
precaed This exercise is recommended by first physi
Of sedentary habits and srpecay
contracted chests organic diseases Sci will invariably
prove the symmetry Of the human form Dyspepc subjects par
ticlay will be surprised the relief obtained from this
ecise-many have been entirely cured after medicines
have totally failed.
Strict decorum viii, be preserved in their room
Gentlemen will be waited and taught their residences
FOr terms, (Which apply as
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nIIseellaneo..s Record.

BRIG CYPRus.-Captan Higgins of the Caroline Mary at
Boston, rePo.-st INST la 40 lon - fell in with brig Cyp u.s.
having been boarded heavy the 7h which caused her
70 leak so much that the forced 70 abandon her Capt
carried Boston. 9th off Cape Cod passed the hull Of
sehr minerva, Of Har ch sails and rigging attached;
small schr board her.
CosnIERcIAL NAyIEs OF EuHoPE-The Ausrsn Lloyd
Iha akurnn AfaIes.-
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

NNOUNCE TO wholesale and retail purchasers that they
have received by late arrivals 2 Cases. their supply of such
goods as they accustomed import suitable Hoi-
days comprising larger splendid and
more complete than that Of the last season.
AS their first determination has always been keep articles
OF the very best possible quality and nish and the
most select Styles they that they sometimes fail
to receive the credit they desire merof selling cheap
yet the distinguished and patronage they
assures them that most purchasers of articles Of Taste
their determination and they confident that
and comparison ogoods and will result
that they procure more elegant BETTER aud perfectly
Broadway. dill is I'll uc
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DIR. LARDNER. CONSULTING ENGINEER

A CAhD.-The Pnbllc "a Informed, that Pr LARDNER
II continues the practice Of business Consulting Eng
gneef which he followed extensive scale for
England and France Inventors patentees manuscure
merchants, and Others engaged the arts and
may consult him on matters requiring the application Of the
principles of practical Certificates aud the
validity and usefulness Of inventions and IN the
arts Reports disputed questions and doubtful points
pemenal with 10 the discovery
ing ofmproyed pI9cesse will be supplied Or undertaken when
required Office No ~ Spruce street, New York.
All Business Letters must be postpaid and 10 tims
being lost by frivolous applesons all applicants will be en-
pec!sd 70 pay retaining lee Of sle before eonsuaiioni
n1J 2mro
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WE the undersigned. request Mrs NJ L. Bishop deliver
" discourse the lngathering Of israel in Columbian
Hall 2s Grand street on Ihunday Evening the lah
cory of the letters written by NJ L. b. M NJ No.h in
70 appeal made by him in the Broadway Tabernce
L. Bishops reply, SC.
Mrs NJ A. Seager, Mrs. l. Holmes, Mrs. M. Gwynre Mrs.
Stone. - "-'' ' -
b B. compliance with the above eqpe't M L. Bishop
WILL the Lord willing attend Columbian Hail. Grand
on Thursday evening" 18th att o'clock Free
The public are respectfully invited di 3ts. rrc
CUMBERLAND COAL FAWN AsH.-The Subscriber
rs now prepared receive orders for the
quality % q Coal dire! from vessel or yard The Cumberland
but SCOT smoke and has beea to the
Liverpool One Goal by Of the first chemists England
and America The subscriber has received the
pany's road. Apply to L. STOKES 'DfCKENSON
=, No lo7 Anthony st, Of Broadway Tabernacle.
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MATCHLESS!
DIR. VALENTINE AND BUNKER HILLu
At the COlise um. $50 broadway.

HE determined distance Other place Of
in quality and quantity fattracos has effect
ed short with the celebrated Dr. Valentine who
connection with the grand Battle Of Bunker Hill (which
Of itself is the most wonderful mechanical exhibition in the
whole wordamost real e) will his budget Of
Random Recollections-Lving Portrats-Whimscal Head
Peces-Mrth and Marves = shreds and Patches-Mnsica
Sketches Sc &c Doors open 6A-commence o'clock.
families and schools
RJ- On Thanksgiving Day, three performances, all the
will be given, at II A. M at g. and again at7 M
do iw ism
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LECTURES FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
APPRENTICES LIBRARY


ITO BE DELIVERED BY DIR LARDNER, at the Stuy-
vesant IntuteThe first Lecture Of this Course having
been postpone In Of the dangerous illness Of Dr.
Lardner eldest child will take place FRIDAY evening the
18th inst and order those who urchased
tickets for the disappointment they xperenced by the
ponm additional Lecture III be given The Course
finally arranged will consist of five Lectures follows
Friday, Dec 18TH The Plurality Of Worlds
Monday, Dec 10th -. -. The Lunar Discoveries.
Wednesday, Dec. 18th. .... ANN. -. The Sun.
Friday, Dec Goth h...................T The Planets.
Monday, Dec. 23d ....., The Stellar Universe
To commence at haEpast O'Clock, precisely.
The increase Of the aud other have rendered
the Library entirely inadequate extensive field that
which IL is placed.
Believing that the community has much stake in
the future character Of apprentices class this city number
ing from ten twelve thousand who hereafter control the
dstnies Of all other classes for good ey-sn appeal
sion here made for the moral and intellectual OF
those whose future involve such
quences.
Tickets for The course of 6yeevenings for gentleman 81
lady so cents for single evening" cents To be had the
Apprentices Library No 81 Crosby between Grand and
Broome streets during the evening; at Van Noden Kings
Wefords, AstoI House, ii. g. Raynor rs Bowery, and
j. Crowens Bookstore CAB Broadway Of Beecker
dl2nldic
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Medical Aid.

SECRET HABITS-There is a certain secret vice existing
among the youthful and indscreet that leads
none can contemplate without shuddeng and shrinking from
the horrible thought Of sedsucton which these duded
victims rushing with such fearful velocity DR. Bell Super
inendant Of The Asylum at ChaIestown, Mass in audng
the subject Of this notice There foul plaR
missing Of our andS Dr. Wocdward, Of the Massachusset.
OF depravy and that something should be done the
most promising youth Of the State from this
diligence" The late Dr. Rush letter Dr. Gregory
time for those who love the purity the welbeng of
society to speak which dangerous only
portion to the and silence in which k nvolved
DR. Gregory has recently received letter from Dr. Monroe
blightng 70 body mind and soul than other vice
We have the Asylum about 300 confirmed luuacs,
whose mental well bodily mbecty has been caused by
this nsdou and esolatng habit Impotence and baTrenness
frequently arise from this and should the health, either
mental physical be spared for the present. does
keer most rigid record OF all denqnencies and
Dr. Gregory has published upon this and other sub
jects OF nature, highly interesting all
sexes and conditions but the most agreeable part Of this notice
those Interested will be that which relates remedy that
caoable Of repairing broken constituton-it is Dr. Gre
gorys nygoating Tonic Cordial may be relied upon all
cases with certainty Of cure except where maoaton
subject Of proprety publish the certificates Of
its value, the Herald would be large enough
tain the half OF those that have been received and the thou
sands that have been offered II medicine invigo-
rates the system and enrches and nourshes the fluids and
Is peculiarly eicacious in repairing Inward wastings loss
Of appetite Indigestion, depression Of spirits shorness Of
to belong precede Consumption Of the lungs; So
in of half S0 and forwarded BY express
as ORDER the price of the book so cenSl by mail
tSs' g Sy i. 6 Gd s psse ss
Of Beekman where he be consulted his
ession privately and conhdeniay all hours Of the day
prompt senionthey may addressed 10 BoI ss7 UrTeI
Post Office, N. u" postpaid. DE- lm-rc
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DIR CORBlIT may be consuted conhdcntially at his Of
hce s Duane street. two doon from Chatham. Stranger
univety Of the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being gena the
certain classes Of eleven the city
New York which enge .h entire attention The anpa Of
medicine do record ater than be found his
rfactee The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
are IN few days removed entirely from the system See that
judicousy treated by legally qualified,
by petenders and there several them this
city Persons afflicted with p.oacted and inveteats
need despsr being restored heah by applying DR.
Corb practice of many years has established the Doctor
reputation for skill aud respectab. Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention medicine may be had
a certain disease of its forms SIS ym
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PARR'S LIFE PILLS.

THIS Medicine has been counterfeited Purchasers will
therefore sure Of getting the genuine article only Of the
hcaies
basamc and powers of this fine herbal med-
the invalid health and do cases The heads Of
with the confidence TO at any time or IN
any case PARh,S LEE PILLS are now, from their many
virtues the established Family Medicine. -
FFom our Agent Jorhe Western part of New York.
Messrs Thomas Roberts & Co ~ " ''''
GEsTLEMEy. am requested to state you, that Mr. w.
efficacy Of PARIS Life Pill. Also Mr j. Farehd, Of Gaze.
fully accos Indeed these Pills have superseded ali others IN
New York statetey not brsk pill but slow and sure"
perseved in taking them, that has the most
obstinate and onsstandnG dy;gfpe ssq1RRpspitss pnissrv
Postmaster Of Joslins Corners, Madison county. Y.
From our agent IN Philadelphia
- ASTONISHING CURE LIVER COMPLAINT.
received the creates, benefits from the
use OF farr Lille fls can give you my testimony in their
have been afflicted with the Liver Complaint and the pains in
my side very great attended with conderabe cough
stopping and smoherng in the throat For three weeks
weak to be almost unable walk and could not sleep more
than two hours OF night completely system
dollars for medical attendance and ali The different kinds Of
medicines celebrated for the Liver Complaint with
that since have been using PARIS Life Pills have been in bet
ter health than have experienced for the five years am
also stronger; sleep good did, and walk any
Any who doubts these incorrect by in
a"nns q me shall receive more partifgsr pf99Pston 9
Poplar Lane, above 7th street springl
Garden, Philadelphia
Foreign merchants and exporters informed that PARIS Life
Fills put FRENCH German, Spanish and Portuguese
Wrappers WIN books ind i Us e sane
d3 imsrc iii Fulton street
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Arrived.
Sturges x Co. - -
One barque, two brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Samuel Hicks Bunker. Liverpool; Cristova Colon
SMITH Havana; Hamburg, Larrabee do; Iris (Br) La fooe
NF bargus Edward Bukley Savannah briggs Kendall ko
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u L
RESPECTFuLLY announces that on "Wednesday evening
Opera House, assisted by full and effective ORCHESTRA
der the direction Of Sgnor MAMMA, when he will have
the honor To perform Tor the first time, his composition
entitled NIAGARA" with other novelties Particulars
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH-Tob be had at the Mu
sic Stores, Astor House, and at the door. d8rc
MISS ELIZABETH AND ANNE ,sLCMAN Harpsts
A Pans and Vocslsts respectfully inform the public that
the Apollo Rooms being due notice will be given
where their third Concert Will take place. dill
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S4Lks OF SrocKs-BosToN, Dec. II, 1914
Erehansc Board eD shares East Boston Co 81 81 Nor.
wich and Worcester RR, TO- 50 do, so5d 70 SO Island
RR 7s 90 Western RR so5d s7h 100 do so6d ss 60 do
SO; 60 do ssI.
at AUCTION shares Lawrence Manufacturing Co. n
per ct adv; Eastern RR l4 per ct adv Boston and
Worcester RR 10 per CT adv; AZ Franklin Ins Co. II 2t
Bank. sosf per share; North Bank, $sai do.
Exchange Board, Dec II so shas Reading so5d 2st; Is
do 23; 65 do 23s so Norwich and Worcester RR so5d
diyidenda, Al.
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THISTLE BALL.


THE MANAGERS Of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION beg leave respectfully announce
their First Ball for this will take place Tam.
many Hail. Friday Evening, 18th December. e the pro-
ceds be applied, is well known charitable
The order Of Dancing according programme Mr. Parker
has been engaged to the oor Mr. aiacr excellent
Band has been engaged for the occasion The Committee have
been mtng their eyerions that the shall
be full efficient The Ball will be opened by the Highland
mencenen well during the inermission Of dancing.
Doors al Ii Dancing will commence precey at o'clock
The termination Of the Ball will be- by the Band p
"tiud night, JOY be WI awn Tickets ST. admit
gentleman aud ladies' be had Of the Board Of Managers
viz :-JAMES CURk. 206 Hudson street. President; WIN.
KCHARDSON corner fPery and Greenwich, v. Presidcnt
GEO. HARRls0N, ~ Courtlandt street, Treasurer; VIM
MCLAUGHLIN, li3 Eli.abeth street. JAMES VIRTUE.
corner 18th street and 3h Avenue; Dr. DOUGLASS,
Brooklyn: JAMES ESPE, 2Is street aud lat Avenue; j. b.
WAlSIELI, "a Hudson street Checks transferable.
A. CAMERON, Secretary, At Hudson street.
~ BMembcrs Of ths Association have their tckes
application TO the Secretary. do 3tissm
NH,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS respectfully informs
I her patrons and the public general that she
form Casse de Dance for ladies and gentlemen which
she will teacn the svorite Polka Maxourka and ali
fsshioaahe Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from o'clock to O'clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested 70 call
at Mile Desisrdn's house. No Park Place nIo Imsm
IEI BUTTONS, pApUERREOTYpE PLATEs AND
- lNSINUMENIb, German Slatss Lead feneiis, nesa,
Cases Tobacco Boxes, Pipes &c Frnch China pla'n and
r!tand variety Of other f~ueh and German good for
sale by EDWARD HEN. Importer,
nlms Ih 70 Aad Liberty street
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NEW YORK LYCEUM.

NEW YORK LYCEUM,
"a Lispcnard street, corner or Broadway.
NEW SCHOOL OF FRENCH. GERMAN,
ITALIAN, ENGLISH GREEK. LATIN, MATHEMA-
TICS. GEOGRAPHY. ETC.
MONS; RICHARD in conjunction with NJ. ADOLPHE
" SCHWOB, ancient pupil of the Normal School in Paris
Professor in New York.; NJ L. GILLEROND Bachelor IS
Lettres and cs sciences ID. NJ; M MAPLESON Cheyr
st. Louis English Professor from London and other Pro-
haSe ogensd IN the above mentioned place School for
ing until IN the afternoon The system is that adopted the
Colleges Of France French the language Of the School The
terms Tor the whole Of instruction $40 per quarter
For those who wish lessons any modern language SIS per
quarter
Mr. Richard continues his Of lectures French
evening AT 7 O'Clock. dl2rc
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r JOSEPH. Maiden Lane, tup stalu importer o. Eng
- lish French, spd German double single barrel Fowl
Ing and Duckng GUNS, from the lowest finest qualities
h,o Always on hand an extensive assortment Of PISTOLS
both Double and Single Barrels embracing 100 different
including the modern sx Barrel geVoyes all of which will
6un Smiths are particularly requested call previous b
making their purchases they will certainly nd il thsr
sdvastare. 40 lms yrc
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There can be no doubt large subscription of less
could be obtained, probably 1000 subscribers at five
shares each making 81 0O which, added to the sub.
scrpon already made, would form aggregate exceed.
ing S30o00O0 the directors should desire to decrease
their ubscrptiens let them be diminished in the ratio OF
their excess. Every facility has been extended by the
State to ensure the completion Of this road the only
hing now wantingls union among capitalists and
business We care little how the work is carried
through so long as it is eventually finished.
The receipts of the Charleston Railroad for the month
Of November 1884, compares well with those Of the
cedng months OF the year. It has been sho wp that il
was only necessary for the receipts Of November and
December to equal those Of the corresponding months
the last year TO enable the Company declare dvider
equal per cent per annum and have handsome sur
plus besides after paying all expenses and the interest
Of its debt.
The receipts for November, 1884,. .s5s $50 u
Do DO lSi3. 80. .45,50l l9
surplus. .$i0,75S So
The receipts Of the Western Railroad for the week
ending the 7h inst 1884, compared with the correspond
ing week in ls43 were follows
1914 ls43
Passengers .t4620 $3S34
Freight, &C.. .......... S2s0 1865
Total. ............ .$l2, $50 $ll, 100
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EXHIBITION.
THE END OF THE WORLD.
A PAINTING,
Of VERY LARGE SIZE, by \. AneI at the Apollo, 4ie
~ Broadway The Exhibition entirely separate from the
Concst Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ. to 4P NJ.
Admission 25 cents nil Imrc
NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
formed they obtain tickets Of Life Membership at the
door of the Gallery which open the large Of the
National Academy Of Design, over the Society Library.
do iWissm
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BURTUN's TfiEAYItE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

MR.; p . CONNERS BENEFIT
As AsED ed@say e Dt NJ & o"a.r % bs
Stout FsaGa.i Glars: Mrs. Barss % Lady G0t Frank. X
7 faiiowsS i BY THE WOOL DEALER-in which Mr. Burke
10 Conclude with the SLEIGH DRvER-Ivan panilotr,
Mr. conner; Fedora, Miss Kirby.
GREAT NOVELTY AND ATTRACTION
At Nlblo's Theatre,
THE Ss Exhibition from
oS On s
s f s % Lecture. @ ON s oys ss
&c sod Light y 1v, and "
ptf s and ns Diamond estimated s a So m
1ysnsd Panetaru Movable Instruments and objects
Ar Ailer each Lse!as Tho. Henry member Of the Ma
number and the which have been exhibited at the Poly
Views % accompanied aibys. BY a splendid Band.
Doors open at7- Lecture TO commence al halfpast 7.
Paraus,ss or dress Circle 50 cents each Lee
tue half to dress circle only Second boxes rs
transferable ticket admit one adult to tn. Course TO the
Hall Society Library Nblos, door Of theatre. Theatre
a N!MAL, MAGNETISM AND PHRENoLoGY, and
Last Nsht pu, one at the Society Library Broadway
Psis..er RSpaERs wl This Evening December 18th.
s also deliver "s iio II
Lecture on Asimsl MaEastsm and Phreqoogy.
Ssas1H ST. s sssss rick
UNION RlFLEMkN'S BALL
THE NINTH ANNUAL BAi l. Of this company will take
= place at Tammany Hall on the 10th December
In making the necessary the have
g. Ss %
efforts.
Tickets 81, may be obtained of the following commee:
Capt y. 3. Parker SO Greenwich st.
Lieut.. Muckeridge, Spring
Ensign Fills, 1l8 Division ST.
Sefgt. Bovee, 22l do
Whitman, 256 Bleecker ST.
Paynton, Smi h ST.
J. Gillhooley, 10 Nassau ST.
VIM. Brooks, 60 Fulton
A. w Barnes l4 Chatham ST.
II. Walker, 359 Grand st.
die 2tscc VIM. II. BOVEE Sec,y
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT AND DANCE,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH BENEVO-
- LENT ICClETY.
'HHE COMMITTEE Of the New York French Benevolent
Society has the honor announce that the following
artists have kindly volunteered services
Vocal and ln'truenal Concert be given Pamos Thea
tire, on Saturday. Dec lith !
Sgnora BORGHESE, Signora PICO
Signons ANTOGNlNl PEROZZ! sANQuIR!CO,
q ESTR AND CHORUSSES
For particulars Of the programme small bills.
ADMISSION hrst and 81; second tier so
Tickets to be had at Palmos Theatre the Music
and principal Hotels, and from the Committee.
Doors open at 7-commence at 8 o'clock.
Per order Of the Committee.
do lw jgb GE0R. GuYNET. Secretary.