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CHRISTMAS HOLITl
CHiSlSlMAS hOLibAlr.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MIf&ETfM

THE large Saloon and sllsrss ~ ths fhsdshis a.s
i will be Handsomely aseor.fsd and hiFd sr toF ttw
purpose Of holding therein daTng the thrsgm.s hdsls
Grand BsEs for the sale and eshbtou q usefa ad neY
articles.
The saloon will b. divided eomp.umsuts ~hsch t
be 10 sorekeeper-. Irsdssmsn knd otk~ wke s. 80
posed have suriary est@blsbmsus eF the sss q py
Goods Fancy Goods Books hssic Stationery Coafscoaa
~, Toys, nc. he.
he Baraar will be continually sniyensd ey fall sne en-
cen hand OF music whilst other snd warned
will ir1 m time be introduced; fact nothng shs 10
wanting TO render u what IA s designed 10 be- emphNfe~y
the Lion Of the Holidays" None will b. admitted d~sE
but will vie with Others the and display
Of their goods.
and evening until New Years Ni~ht.
Persons dsrous Of procuring stinds will please mske sp
pcaon between the hours Of aud bve oeiosh p NJ
the office OF the Museum where plan ofthe
be seen, an, any further Information obtained.
New York dealers desous OF competing with their
bo Of Philadelphia have opportunity do by
king application above This undertaking. novel
character and in the largest and splendid The
Union for such purpose fail q be profitable ~ who
embark it. Application must be made early penod IN
Toder to ensure apartment stand. MI 2w gbf
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h1ve hitherto been. Tho ,elegsphic communication
that will soon be perfected between the most important
points must exert wonderful influence upon trade and
increase the activity Of capital BY the Of this and
other means, with liberal supply Of capital there will
ultimately be much more extensive speculative
na than ever before experienced and the collapse viii
be equally terrific II may be three four or Eve years
before we arrive at that height from which the fail IA
be so tremendous, but as hore Is In the
heavens that point will in time be reached Every ee
ment tending to bring about such crisis is In sctve
operation and nothing preven, crash, short Of tie
most stringent checks upon the currency and the reuc
ton ofthe volume Of the currency and an increase Of
its value.
By the report of the Comptroller OF South Caroline.
appears that the debt Of that State ss s02
On the ist of January, isio the cebt si5ss IA Of
which 81 3le 900 has been paid leaving tho balance
above stated Instalmens Of the debt Of the state fall
due at different times between this and January lst
1870, at which time the debt will be -extiDguished.
The State is in possession Of a fund which
belongs to her only trust This fund arising
from surplus revenue Of the General 0Oyernment.
amounts of principal to 81 o5 900. II shortly after
its reception, pledged for the States TO
Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad Eight
hundred thousand dollars has be paid by the
that road and the South Western Railroad Bank, the
stocks of which rapidly rising par value. TIE
pany what has been called in on the sub
scrpton and which constitutes debt OF $500
600 more.
The South Carolina Railroad is reported to be In
highly satisfactory condition. II extends from Charles
ton into the interior OF the State of Georgia. and three
hundred and sixty miles long. twill ultimately temi
nate at Memphis on the Mississippi connect the
waters of that river with those of the Allan ent.
ually this will be Of the most important peoduc
tive railroads in the country.
The Governor of South Carolina in mis- message says
that the Bank of the State has during the past year
steadily discharged the duties imposed by its char
ter and by the legislature. Its operations show set
tied and profitable business which has yielded and
satisfactory income for the State The balance Of the
stocks OF 1924, remaining uncancelled paid on by
in January last whenit fell due, amounting to si56sie
Besides this 500 of the Fire Loan Bonds due in 1885,
purchased in London, brought home and
reducing the public debt by $33aaa more making the
aggregate reduction Of the State liabilities slss e52
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u. >. Circuit Court.
TudOoe NaIecu a,d BATE uro,;J;or


DEC l.--DEcnIoNs on SAruRpAY-Phio Blake VS.
John ID. Parker and Walter ~ Smifh.-An injunction
moved for to restrain the defendants from the
tacure of article of like character to that insisted
being the plaintiffs by right Of patent as also en-
ploy ing similar labels favorable to its introduction as
that of the prosecutor motion ordered 80 far as
pertains to the defendant Parker granting him this
privilege provided he file bond to be approved Of by
the clerk in the sum of 81 600 and to file under oath
on the lst Of each month"; the amount manufactured OF
this article in question: and to pay all damages
BILE by such the issue to depend upon the plaintiffs
ability to show and establish his right the patent.
smith the other Of these defendants to be relieved from
the force of this injunction Costs TO attend the result
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Movements OF fTravcllers.

The following the full amount Of the arrivals yes
terday, at the under ntioned hotels:-
AMERoAN-s. w. Smith, Mr. Gu nningham, Texas;
J. King, Conn DIR. Wheaton West Point; J. Folsom
U. s. A.; A. r. Mitchelo, U g. ~
AsToR-L Watson, Gushing, Mass; Calven Day,
Hartford; J. Catlin, do; II. Hubbard. New Hampshire
Mr. Downing, L. Woodham, Newburg; Mr. Inley Hart
ford; Mr.. Dawson, Albany f. T. Richards Pottsville
J. C. Grimwood, Albany.
CrY--Commodore Perry, U. N; Col. J. Travers
N. j.; L. A. Stone, Troy r. McCuloch Washington;
Elliott Lane, Lancaster; 7. Caldwell, Phila-
FRASKLIN-H N. Lenett, N. Y; j. r. Lelyneer N Y .
Jeremiah Klock, Orange County; W. H. Hopson' Ohio;
D. Williamson, Conn; Charles Pelter. Poughkeepse;
Hon. J. Barculay, do.
HOWARD. M. Ferguson, Baltimore; F. B. Rhodes
L. Mr. Cobb, Long Island; c. Thomas w. Wrothing
ham, Albany; Captain Rollins steamboat Neptune; W.
Meyans. Manchester ~ ii w. Fulle rman, Prov; J.
Dey Ermand Albany; w. Lewis, Otsego; James Moorse
Albany; Dr. southwch, Capt. Upper, II. Tator, Troy
Capt Bernard, Hudson; j. Kerr Phila; s. s. Nelson,
Newark; T.. Cassach, Troy.
GLoBE-Mr. Cline, Mr.. Blass, N. "; F. c. Jones
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Intelligence from Wash,ns,ou,

The intelligence from Washington ls Of an In
terestlng character. The democratic caucus on
Saturday night was stormy one, pad icsalted IN an
early adjournment to Monday. The quarrels of the
diieren cques, it expected, have thrownth cleo
ton into the House without caucus nomination.
II this be the case the opening of Congress may
probably be characterised by exciting scenes.
The questions of the Speakershp-public printing
the almighty dollar in types and printing ink
seem to absorb almost all others the Message
itself.
To-nghts express, if one is run, and that depends
upon the election of Speaker, will be looked for
with considerable interest and anxiety. If, howev-
er, no express comes, the usual mail, the lightning
line, will bring us the latest intelligence.
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Common Pleas.


DEc. l.--Ddniei Petty and Moses Mann Robert l.
Cook This suit Is brought to $500, the
Of loss sustained by the throwing overheard quantity
of scrap iron from tho schr VIM Henry, lin gale Of
the 7th April lasD from Philadelphia to this port is
conended that clean bill of ading" was given for
that the schooner was overloaded its being plac cd
deck was in direct violation of stipulated agreement sc
Upon the other hand, it was resoutely maintained
tha. verbal understanding was acquesced in, and a
permit given to place it on deck beside it
customed usage and such had received the sanction
Of the same shipper on the same vessel, at pre-
vious time.
The case was still at the hour of adjournment and
will be resumed TO- morrow
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Sonnet to James X. Polk.

Sonnet to James X. Polk.
From the dark forests of the Rio Grande
To Madawaska's glittering diamond waves,
From the Pacifc's far-fam'd promisd land,
To the fair shore the vast Atlantic laves,
A nation looks to thee. million hearts
Are praying unto God, that thou wilt be
The firm, unyielding champion OF the free.
Injured unsnared by Machavelian arts,
Ambition, long deferr'd in ambush seeks
Thee as o martyr to her fury wild,
And willy intrigue, shaming honest cheeks,
Would see thee BY its phantom hopes beguiled.
Stand for thy country, be her glory thine
And make thy name beacon through all time.
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u. =. District Court.

DEc. I.-Pdfon SfeWarf VS. United Stofes-This suit
brought ey the plaintiffs for the recovery Of certain
amount Of duties paid by them under protest. upon
quantity of worsted goods, which by the tariff OF 1882
admits them iree and which were imported by them in
New York involving the amount Of nesrv M q, ooo nn
the part Of the United States, was urged that these
goods in dispute were Of that class usually denomipated
hosiery and were therefore, subject to the duties i'm
posed Sealed verdict at 10 O'clock to morrow mnrnna
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Weekly Report Of Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York. from the oath day
Nov to the 30th day of Nov. l845.
Men

Nov. to the 3Oth day of Nov. l845
36 Men: 81 Women 60 Boys; 80 Girls-Total I60
Abscess i Apopexy, Amputaton, Bleeding from the
lungs Il Burned scaoed, Bronchitis Cancer 1; Cas-.
uases q Cholera lplsn,nm Consumption, % Cqpyu
hea, l. Dropsy, Il Dropsy the head 10 Dropsy in the
chest 4; Drowned. Dysenery, Il Exposure Fever
yphgs Fever nervous, Heart disease of 8, Hopping
ammation of bowels Inflammation OF lungs 10; lnamma-
tion of stomach, Inflammation of liver Jaundce,
Killed murdered, Marasmus, Measles Palsy 4;
Small pox IL SUICIDE Teething, 8 Ulcers, i liberation
of intestines, |; Worms l..
Age-Under year. All TO years, 20 to S. az to 10,
O. 10 to co. III to @ Isl 80 to 40, 22 40 to So 49, 50 to co. Q;
so to 20, 9; 70 to 80, 2.
o0'0'eupe'tHSiEii uCpoR&SiEiiUs b. ARCHER City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Dec l. 1845
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Superior Court.
RafOra q full Ranch

Drc. There being no cases from the calendar
brought forward, the jury were discharged until to-
morrow.
Decisions were then given appended =
William Jones Gaicn r. Port.y.-This moved
by cer,iora,i from the court below. Judgment
versed
Giles Griffin VS.. Mayor and Cemmonaity Of Neto York
Judgment affirmed.
Joshua Walker ads. Bdp:lho Costelio.-Motion for
new trial denied.
John H. Stepens ads Michael Lacom.--Motion for
new trial denied.
Alfred Roach, ct ais ads. Michael Lacom-Mo,ion for
new trial denied
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philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
CO., Ledger Building Third street. who receive subsc
bers and have single copies for sale daily o'clock n2
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PhaIOn's Chemical Hair InvlgOratOr, and
Phaons Tuberose Shaving Cre,m for sale by DR. Carroll
Co., 3 Murray street.
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AUCTION SALES.

A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
THOYS-JACOB PLArT will sell This Day at 10 o'clk
the Auction Room, No % Patt Of
Toys sutble to city dealers Also l2 German Toys
original packages.
Also so lots Of Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Also cases German Vioiins. Just received.
Also invoice of plated Spectacles.
Also invoice Of Dressing Boxes.
Catalogues now ready. de lttma
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Married,

On Thursday evening, the 9th ult by the Rev. W
w. Everts, Mr.. RALPH TEETs, to Miss ANN MARIA
youngest daughter of the late James Brady Esq., all OF
this city
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X. H. TIMPSON, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
L GOODS, Toys, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, &c..
&c-Johnson x Tlmpson will sell this day 0h o'clock. at
the auction No &C Vesey Greenwich street
general of Household Furniture ping
articles French and German staple and fancy Goods Brmng
ham and sheffield Hardware and Cutlery together with
of Goods suitable the approach
ing Holidays. In lots to suit purchasers. De it+mc
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REAUTlF UL CAMlLlAS, and other beautiful PLANTS.
l. imported from England, steamer Britannia Boston
w JUST arrived in this city beautiful condono be sold
by Aueon ON WEDNESDAY next at 10 o'clock at the store
lection consists Of the most beautiful and rare varieties Of
Double Csmlas all Towering full buds suitable for the
present Roses OF all kinds 500 This coec
ton contains some Moss Roses, Of different and
ehoce sors-ths The proper season for planting upright
Roses varegaed Holly Hawthorn; and Purple Beech: Bull
bous Roots; and other Towering Shrubs DE- ar
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OPENING
oF THr
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,

~
GRAND GEnmAN as sas OPERA,
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street
TIE MANAGER Of the GERMAN OPERA his the
Yo aoasag Music that he intends = give series
sT gsS az oss,a ss psgs "a s,sy T aspsr,menl
oEsrss adVsHsed will be according hsir original
The scenery dresses properties machinery viii be mos,
eHse sd.ted % the time and locality which the po, Of
The b.. sng'grd Cor the production Of German
sr,
ogs gr,lin1 D,Im,,sd,, Msnhe,m, Sc
HissEEES hgS lsis fIist s::Ss sea- T,no'.
M. KArlIi ceasas,oi q he orehe,u.
H2RR 4. " ssRo. Chorus masters
ssss N.ssssS t o,''.... ......... hfak Il KlEsf
Ful Orchestra c:npo.edby Tiafr TX Musicians. COM
Is ss sSi ss @ s BE be TS 81 ssG and
MoE6sY e; 6,ss%s.. e q: % c%f" 9sf,: y
DER FRETSC UTZ
c''' h'"'''5 RYsss y Si ssf' Won Weber
Sssi sssrS,ia ra'. Her ss:s s.ssf
HH:iS Hssssa 1 he. S'sssls. Faa i's SglaS 1iiS
.sspar, hrs. k.sger .....,....... Hen + Meyer
s.%,s the via Eaai.r. Her ssS~sa
Khan rei Farmer H,a III seas.f aS
First Bridesmaid. .......... :. Mime Poppenberg
Msrgarete, a tsr of the Ian Frsulen Muller
Ths ohosl o Mas Mother .trsuls,a BChlmaaa
Chorus Ssq; aSe 81 as sss @ssf ere
The Of action Bhemia during Of the
Thirty Nears War.
Books 0f the Opers. German and knglsh original
knzish translation by & D. Bukadt Esq, for sale
Boz 0fhce.
- The Swiss Family, by Weigl-Don Giovanni and he
Magic Flute BY Moxat and several ohsf Operas Of the hiI
musical which several
other aistiag ushed artists Al mske h-ir appearance
= o'clock, A. Nj,
I'LL O'clock NJ At the bon Office The subscription
also and the Patrons OF the Open pectiuy
Z
Prices Of Admission
Eirst Ter and faruuette. ........S 81
Doors open oeock-rsrformsnce commenc o'clk
precisely np
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WASHINGTON, Nov %, 1916.
Uho is 10 BE- Speaker i-Contents Of the Message
It's tone, &c, &c.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ., lSa5.
Nho is 10 BE- Speaker p Confents Of the Msssage-
Its tone, &c, 8'c.
The canvassing for Speaker is still busily going
on among the friends of Mr.. Davis, &c. The diff
Guilty. so far, TO arise from the absence Of any
superior OF the party to settle upon, and being
all OF sameness-hence, ;he variety of candidates
But few OF the delegations from Pennsylvania, vir-
glnia and South Carolina have yet arrived, large
majority Of whom are opposed to canvass. The
impression seems to be that Mr.. Davis will be Sc :
lected but the friends OF other parties have different
opnions II the Speaker is taken from the West,
Il will be DAVIS, or McCeIland OF Michigan, very
worthy and rising man, and a ialr politician on the
democratic side Some OF the Northern men, are
tor making the abolition question test, but ii is
hoped the project VIII be abandoned as much evil
may result from ii. In case the election comes
fairly before The House, without caucus nominee,
the wings Will firsi vote their candidate and then
val decide between the others. and will prefer, no
doubt. FAR tariff man, or one who will give me-
drum committee of Ways ana Means.
The message, 20 tar ss relates 10 the ariff, meets
with Mr. Bnchanan's approbaiion--a tariff Tor reve-
nue. with accidental protection, and the Secretary of
the Treasury vii not recommend horizontal tariff.
Huf a small portion ot the Senate have arrived.
A - said several are SICK, and viii be absent
Among the attendants on the Supreme Court,
observe Mr. Willis Hall and Prince John Van Bu
rrn of New York The reporters and letter writers,
agF~ar 20 be coming in very thick Agreat scra,ch-
az "a seAts has been gong on to-day IN the House
~ Representatives
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-.
ArU~Er Ey WIS.
cONcEkT - SAcpun


CONCEkT or SACRED Music.
A r ST. sTkfHENs CHURCH. on Thar.day Evening
"A Dsesmbsf EN- iets T9keis esnts ssek-te N. 10
NJ ksyHors booh boweEy, sboss Walker street.
and u the
peal ofsnsr Con,sr, sosmsnes as quarter before
PROGRAMME.
FART
sywphnsg-orxss, NJ. W cosrd. sutssei from me
FssT vossa hysa " *. choii God Sped IL. '''''
Tsso sos-Air .. a johss.a. tof =, TAa@a,
slus A@msn 49, - ts. ..s+ -. Rossini
Tue itkh Na ssasn n MHsry - .hossia
Ifetls sel-A ~. Abaslon .s veo. n. afts
Nastisftf. ~ 60 dhQar 'yefusAiem, ny Glofioaa
hou1ef arm Saern
p Ises saie-p! Y Cugist tNuFfsy street chsIehl
ssgit holusch,,ssssss Csrol--ressry w Re-. D.
l. ostrtsrs-ofEsl-Fosf ksnas Nesss Bfisiow
shd taIttt les MxtFFx 4.as .4. -. DOuixgfti
Sssastts ~ a.s ShsH. h.,k above - - H.
= b.. solsR knar.-. 81 10 'ksssasioai Rec
tst.ss saa tif tium ne Nl~stiaa t,...s HsYda
o Ssusi's-Ds " csyisf sna ehesf 'kofsers
T.ssls ssls.- lssy Rsh sas >.ssa III Toslin
th4Ns-N N@iei2h ~ ~ Nfud a sfasi Has dn
ANMI
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CARD.
Nj tHhlsTiAN hrBfh h.s sfhs hoaof % sHaosnee fiat
's. - sseqHa sd st scY pftssoas his
asi@fufe lqf ~. ~uaht Nih tsks rlsfs M0NDAf a.
Itt~pAf IVAN <0 neai DseenabsG eth ~ So tGI3 @n
Which see@sian ~ w ~ sstsiet - snisen tsNt
faIl l.-ilce ~ u : tststs sdssrss-aaen Slre
TliE iklSH EMlGkANT so ~. TI7~ BAIL.
TUE kAstIIiNl COMMITTEE oE THE IRISH
sslekA AM sVtlkff rrsFseligiY snaoases y fhe
Iabe n-i - sssaad A.nuei Sail ~ vi ths iaads a ths
soeeif = ~ b. gitsn = Nibioa 90 MONDAY ksratns De
eewbtf xgth
fckeis admit g~ussa sad to ladi~s ars ,hs.s do
lars zach aad 10 hsa em " ~ eaesss
cisty.
a. W. Clrfks Esq. ryssidsat. u Nssssu R
nFekou Dlien tst ~ Wee ffvkldeuf ~ bNrcay
Joaegh ~suart tsq ~ Nies frpsldsaf "a W tiilmW
Hagh Kelley, ksq VI Wee fresiesnT 10 6owery
James hsA hnrn. f.s4 IfeAsaFsf ~ Mall -
William hsdmopa. keq., Tssasurer pss tssn. krchaage
Place
g.hs Doyle - cgFss.Eopd,ss sse'y = N.ssau
NJ >. o. enaur, ka4.. kecordiHx see'Y ~ Juhn
fsi \ lngolskoy, k.aq, ifs a.ldea lnnr.
Joha hanniak, Esq, ia9 fsafi
I. W. sheahan, tta, n tglson -
james Mathews ~. " Wal a.
Dr. Hugh Sweeney " klm -
ArthuI rtswArt, ksq ~ Merchant. kachsnGs
4. a. NAnfy f-sq., NJ Iins
Thomas bolsnd, kaq, ~ Ann
john Me >lcoi, txq 81 Ro0srV.ll
IhoHAs swanwick, tsqs 80 Pine -
James shetAsrd, ksq
Charles r. shea ksq. ~ q edsr 81
Terrace Donney, fsa, : soath waitAn a.
And 81 the Office oi tl~ Society. No Ann stls~i.
n NaTuAIh toI11y*fc
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Original Ethiopian Serenaders, Palmo's
Opera HouseThe excitement which the oc
casioned admits Of comparison with any Opera Company
that performed in this city BY continuous round
they have secured the unaerabe appreciation Of all
They have been amongst pecu
mseves and il is with regret that will be shared
by all that Friday will for long time separate from
their engaging ATTRACTIONS From many thew pro-
coed to Europe where the singular of their deli
neson IS well Their and
them their
In the let them be cheered by the presence of
them
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fered for curing Scur and Dandru and prevent hair
ance Some offered by quacks by artists in naof
the former nothing need be said among the latter, Phaon
stands His Chemical Hair nygoator bv its in
trinsc merit gaining popularity be surpassed For
agents advertisement
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AGENTS FOR THE
CHEMICAL HAIR INVIQORATOR

REMEDY Tor all diseases ncde nta TO The Hair aud It's
IA restorative all where badness is not beyond the
reach Of art. Prepared solely by
r. PHALON 2it Broadway.
Stateand Country .7genfs.-O. Fish 4 Co Warrington
p C.; Aver Phslan, 7e Broad street Columbus Ca Tut.
tle Of Tenth and Chestnut streets Phade pha; H.
Rice. corner Of Court aud Howard streets Boston V. b.
Loekow, 81 Beaver street. Albany; z. b. Brewer No. los
e n Y ,olsp 4 T9pussy syGscuse John B. watson,
G. Duboice, New Paltz Landing, Ulster Co.; A. q.
STORES, Druggists, Hudson, N. "
CuU .3gents-i73 Division street Iudlow n VI
Codsngon Apothessry No sS3 Hudson eorne,
street; b. Sands Co.. 27s Brosdway Dr. Carroll Co..
NO. $ murray street d lm-ec
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WasHTNaToS. Nov. ~, 1915.

WASMfN0foN. NOV. ~, iSto
AsmyAls The members have poured IN by do
zens sace our lasi report cf Friday evening, as the
follow lng Let exhibIs'-
Raowxs uorsr soth >ov.-=Joseph Russell, ". ";
aen. Al q Nlxsn y ~ Hon o. q. Ficklin, M Hon.
lnen wenfworth. 40 Hon "A y. Forster Penn; Hon.
d F kasal. =. y, Hon y Thompson, Miss Hon r. D.
O~ea ina Hoh \ kiiswerth, y. n. Hon Joseph
1880 NJ ! Han W. q. Brown. Va, Hon >. w. But.
an.ten rsnn. Hon q ssnrgeon, DO Hen. J. ?. Hoge
nl- Hen n W Huh@rd, Va Hon. q. &. Dromgoole
IA Hon Wn N Haywood, >C.; Hon w. Chal
ussss Mss Hoe VI Harmsnson. la; Hon. : Lump
AN Ca Hoa - Mool~ard, = c. Hon .. n. Daniel,
\ Hon u Vance, Ohso, Hon. T. Corwin. do Hon
a. 4. Turnsy, Tsnn., Hon u. A flanagan. Ind Hon.
A a. ssvief. Ask Hon. A. Dodge, Wisconsin, and ten
other meusbsn not accommodated.
Colsw.~s Hen Vim " oslss, Bsltimorei HOP "
w woodworsh and lady Hon. n Lyon va Hon. a
Conssahls, va HonL 4. &. Csbeil Florlia, llon "
lady. Nsw Yorks Hon r. Clayton, Del Hon Garrett
Davis ana lady. Ky. Men. George Ashmun, Mass Hon
John Davis and lady ditto Hoo. ~ ~ Ming Mass non
n Thompson, ditto. Hen. W r Msngnm, y c. Hon.
n Toomhs and family, 0s -. .
rxtrsp srArrs-H0n Geo. Mcbunhs, =; Hon X
m Rhstt = 4 Judge levi Woodbury. and sAmiy, ~ VI !
Hon Mr Parrish ono, Hon Nf Jenniss -.
GApsrvg-IIan ~ order, Ny, Hon. J, ~ M'Henry,
KyGB n Young, KY Reed ky.i shelton Leske,
Va, wm. Taylor, Va ~ aeSMA F"i "sN''s' so"''
son a. stephen Atams, Miss
Gen Cass and family are quariered At FHlers !
also Jno w Lawrence, oi y. ". and family. VIZ.
Alexander Wells. ofN Y, i also reris'st'd -
as among ihe arrivals bet nleht
We shall nave, therefore, nearly tua House W
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GRAND CHRISTMAS kAI.L
'NHE FIRST GRAND INCLUSIVE FANCY DRh-~
BALL OF the Minerva society, viii er held q hs NJ
nsrya Rooms, No s.e Broadway, on THURSDAY tthnst
The committee announcing lhs ts oay ball b gives
by the abos. Society this season wead inform the tend
made such enables them al Who
may iaser them with THEN company agreeable EVENING"
Nj wailacss unri,ssd Quadrs Band has been engaged
for the occasion. dl asw td43 IuSIh &c
THE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD BALL
w ILL take place At NiBLo'- SALOON on FRiDAN
w Evening, Dee ~, l8i1. Tickets may be obt1med u
ws S'i 30 Fss % IS f,s a k.s'S s 2 ~ sosS y 10
following members Of the Commr@-s-Lev oisrke, li5
BIZ adway Mr. Robert Orr - East Eleventh street. Mr. J. NJ
Livingston Is East Broadway, OF At Nlblos Saloon
THE ANNUAL BALL
nF THE SCOTTISH GUARD will be given : NIB.
" LOS, TUESDAY Evening, Dec ad.-Dod~ or,h's esie-
brated baud will be an attendance Tickets BE- pro
cured OF the
CoNTTrr- Capt A. G. Csstle, ssi Broadway; Lieut. Nc
Leod No Courandt street. Lieut. MeLe.y, ne Beecksr
SO Lispenard street, seg Thomas seTEt Hsg 100 Mercer
street; Serg William Wallace 9Th street Nj Forrest lao
Centre street; Alexander Dalrymple, f9Js Broadway
w q CUNNINGHAM,
n3o stis.mc Secretary Y. 5, O., $50 Broadway
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF The WASHING
TON RIFLEMEN.
THIS COMPANY will give its Sixth Annual Bali Al the
cember ls 1916.
The Committee in making the arrangements have engaged
ior Ihs & % I Baoe snd w
Tickets can be obtained OF the undersigned Committee OF
Arrangements -
Capt q sshwa51wssldsr, M ssIg II MsrEHf r1I. s Row
tie street '' Mr. +. W. Wm,h. 80 Chatham