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GRAND CUNCEkT
THE ORPHE N FA MIL

II Il " II i II Z n ~ + n AVA 4 -
CoNNEcTloN WITH
MR.. +. IA. BROWN,
liz s SEs%
FRIDAY Evening jap PiSr sSs lsiSii FIRST.
S''' o,phssa Family. Ms.. .opy. -
family ssf
Row. brothers, row.
III Like sss az ~srs, arrow rs swiftly Willy sancns
soug-oh would Boy again-By +. H. Brown Music
When life seemed formed q sunny years.
Trio-Oh! that had Wings like Dove.
QuartetteWe left New Englands Sunny Hil'sMs copy.
Mu;ic by Orph, I!I;. ans i;,,,. .,vrv hand
And travel we rilht merfly to see our native land.
song--The Old church l!1,Music BY :. H. Brown
Is thinning loud and clear.
Of by Heath, arranged by
lon. barren III se oRsfsn where he hs'%dy ns roaring ow
Assailed the stern rock, and the loud tempest raves
eu.,s..,.-7A. rs.,.sl ftSE 4 E:sssss. ssessD.
He he comes the musd drums announce his funeral
.A! h.sr the canuons roar: ,ee the banners d.ncs
s sG Sssr ,s sre the T|Re ySe
Quartete-Ogin of Yankee DoodleAanged by Orpheans,
words by .: =. Morris.
and that JonsSaa should have
who b, ps seen the young rose
Quartette- Raner March.
ouaItette-F H. BrowSLM:. copymWill you come to my
Song-By +. H. Brown-Tne New Years come.
Why chime the bells merrly2
" hy seem ye all s gayI
is il because tn. New Years come,
And the old has passed away?
ouartee-New York Boat Glse-anansed by the orrhesn
Our boats sits lightly the wave,
Our oars with magic shill
Wait DER Hudssn's lovely bay,
Our hearts with RAPTURE hll.
Quartete-The History Of the Family.
,s: sh.; a:S: s'n'
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-lan be obainsd at the princi-
pal Music stores at the As or Hou~. and at the door,
Doors open 6k Concert 7x o'clock pre-
cisey. No postponem.nt account Of weather.
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TO PERSONS INTEEDIEg TO VISIT THE ISLAND
PROGRESO HOTEL,

With Omnibus at the door every horr for 20 eent1
proved and lifted up he present. ssason in the Asicaa
style with glass wndov &C. A. regards locality and
apou VI l.ad sGn,Esisy H.s.. saV,d. sss
wsfs and drives in midst Of Of the
os quiet tranquility and pure air. without placing than
The owner promises good American table comfort and
attention, moderate terms There Will be hosses q ns nopss
for riding and driving. ;. CAhboNA.
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In Senate.

NAvAL.-At Port Praya, Cape de Verbs. Nov
3Oh, U. 8. frigate Macedonian. CAPTAIN Abbott
sIoop Of war Decatur Mayo for Norfolk two or three
days sailed same day. U g. sloop of war Yorktown for
COAST Of Africa soop Of war Preble, Lieutenant Com
nandant James w Miller, q cruise having had soms
sllght sickness on board ~- '''''>
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

BENEFIT OF MISS COHEN
H THS AE ETEsN IN & LOW. E =: s:a Essos
Colonel L. F Mr. Psason Jean PHILIPPE Roae Mr Barry
Merriam Bombele Mrs SIX rrett - =, -
A 81 sn se'e fs S
u ss sssas. s"s D.Hss sS ss X SfdLED Pickle
rs - osaPt 8 ssns ~A
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Ro.sns sTand..t Opera !, viii bs psorIsd1
%.s ssa0'a re0
Tier and Parquete 81; Second Tier 50 cts;
Private Boxe, with four admission s. Seats secured from
IL O'clock Iibret.os in Eng,h Italian can Be had the
Box Office Jlrc
DUHiON's THEATHE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
FRIPAY EvENlNS vsS.a E IaDpfS "a ~ F S psSRsd
or THE MIL Of oF APPENAZFS. Ii. Dumb Man.
Mr. Stevens; Count Ronald PsulIin Selma, Mr.. Burse-
During the drama grand Pas de Deux by Mr. Smith and Miss
During evening Mr. Harrison will sing his unrvalsd Ez
Alter which, ,hs ssri.eomic pantomims Of DON JUAN
TO conc iads with the Psn,omi%s entitled HARLE-
Russell; Romanaa. Mr. Smith; Msr,etia Miss ST. Clair
OLE BULL
2 RESPECFuLLY annog ses he will ays !. EAREWEiLL
~ CONCERT, at the Tabernacle, on MONDAY EVEN
IN 9Th January, la43, when he will haye the
20. e s Poces q
the Prsire,s and Pasanni,s .GaInyal cf yesics"
md H. x Il ne q
4 TICkETs ONE DOLLAR EACH-To be had a, the Mu
Do rs viii open at T. and Concert commence at o'clock
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LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &C.

~ LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
] ! !
10 The Loss Of Feet and Less no i4indrance to the
~ sact Of WalkinSl
Water street. New York, respectfully inforns the
public that hs continues 70 manufacture ARTIFl
IL x&N ClAL LIMBS, plan the correct and less
VM co%piiested having. shEough escessty, invented
W been manufacturer for thirtyhye years. fess conf
I'm dent OF giving satisfaction 70 all who call on hlm
NM E for Legs Hands, Arms, the common Wood Leg
1REn N. BAH letters must be postpaid.
MI Inns
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M EDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE In,srAsrs

THE MEMBERS RHyATH ~ TIL psEAsEso sEM FORK COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy. essaSli.Asd for Ms sYP
s..... e s ds nsa.. % ees ssa s0a
& asd o e1s as injury % %
..si d g s Sst s e
thus avoided One nsmbeIs ii he cOse Tor many
ma
SPSRSf II T6 y;sis4s Exrpsr.,.
application have cwsrdsd 70 them chest conssnins
% a Ds s:s e III ssa @
s ss pi't.: e. so''
dlsrc a
VELPEAU's sPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure Of gomo,rhe gleeL seminal emissions ali
Hospital e. q up % .s
pr ,:sss % n e e: % a,s.:
cur. IL much .hcrts. time than any Other r,sdy without
70 Price per boz. Sold Al tie Coisss q Msdi
s'si ss's ;ss AI"''' Ssif i SicEsaDsos NJ D. A...
~ .ensnt cure q prims,y or secondary syAsii. ysnssl
S s Xii
sss a
% :s ,sr M having % n
);
cs.s sls &c Of M'dis'' w. bEs bE:;;sr As-
ss. ..s s %. Ss: s s 3
=" ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 CO.,
dAro 33South street.
NONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAKsAPAkILLA,
oENrIAN Avp SAssAFRAs prepared by the ~ orb Coege
Of Msc'ns and s'sabllshed for the sgppsson Of
s. x:
hnitely superior Of bfo
The public, and be relied remedy for all
de, M.ny nom an impure stats Of the blood, such
.ciofai, sssIhsum ngworm blotches pmples ulces
sore throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis or an iujudicious Of mercury.
in casss Of half dosa besis. ......1sS
Cases forwarded 70 ali parts Of the Union
~. B.A liberal discou whocs ale purchassrn
Once Of the College, IS Nassan
dlerc W. s. RICHARDs(yN NJ D. As,ne
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUNED-The Tonic
,a!a RTspaSsd ~ The Lollss q sdcns ssd Phs,nscy
debility produced by secret indulgence kind
n, an Invaluable remedy erty barzennes,
(unless depending on malformati0n.l
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen o5 carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
w. D. HlCHARDSON. M D.. AGENT
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TO THE LADIES'.
n AYT n0 g r. w M r.

:ubscber having completed ms ior tne
for he ;ss
quantity
following will give idea Of hs low prices at which they are
1SoRoNArIoN ROBES from 50 ss-u.s.l p.!c. 8.
New New pattern. sssa fancy Nsssl. Work from IS
s's'r S E.sisss sssas1isi Ss.s:, ,ii from 5 p.r yard
* swi.. Mu.lja., of b,,s.iilsi texture. from ssd.
AsisnsOn also invited to hs stock q Infants Waists and
% ROBE: With waists. from q g.
90 ssa sstY Riai::u., RaisHi: s%.
# IN eS:ss SS:s under
Gttn|Srie hsndleTeh.l::
ExSfEs Ifs i TAFE f%oiS!SfifS BSsSESs. from L.
90 Ess!s E%bscis.1sd. lsd1 from s'i 5. to .so
IN SfAE Z %GAcs IS %i:!SSf %PEfS%kEMENr will be found
"sA Point .5% Ssh MsGaIi9 9,s vssness.s' fsss.
nd oa: and E of
sss: 4 ii % ;.s as'e: 7 4 = ;s , and quality
E|Esaas .as aSs!ss1 5s'Ia::a. Es,,-s n..,.. v;.
4 .,.,. E.. !; g.: q: "; e: Z: .
90 6ssa 6ssn saL so.L and Emsreia.Ssssa Ssa do.
r0en,emsns Merno. Lambs WOOL silk and other Vests.
SS. Gap: sus s1n.. r Ss e.
dozen bess Kid Gloves, sahtiy soiIed ); per pair
Black f7s Gss'S Sss j. sa rs Broadway
GREAT BARG AIMS,
~ IARIs EMBEoIDERED Cor Lars. cssMsz11r.
n; s,a' ''''s.'.
Some costly ia: Dc Arm worf
Cola. :. q ,T;P, saS handsome.
keS G%S1eids1es 6s.ss % is &. a:u. ple.
II 9
::s .:s: E::s !:; i
ana 's1s!'l EiY!Ekgs STITCHED HANDkERcHIEFs
zi%s zs s: $s;s IE s:sh Ss' do
Tape s'''siSf ls1 ss''a
s:s: r s:sS:. sS:s' q ts! S:f s;is hal. ps.
vs s;s s1S 4 .lss IsS Y and rs....
sfRs sArlss' cAss3yfREs SsY psaips sERsors SAX
Shawl, sss!i e f!s1 prices
#: ss::s yis!s!;: = sps $fS ssS:nll1:. o.
Gloves A' sit nj S;s'ik DkEssss sssss;s Prices
The subscribers have opened their Room for showing
Evening Dresses by light during the day and invite
Thread Dresses, from 800 to $1,000 each.
six very 'ich Embroidersd White Sill Dresses.
Ten OF me richest Paris Emhroidsied Mgsln Dresses.
% % SSmps: S..ps: d.
-: s.i;:... !; $:;:3':: Ss;:;:.. Chine. |: i
do do Tarletans DO.
do do Plaid d'OrRandi~, do.
-" do do Fancy stripe and plaid Tayletzns.
Two or Embroidered Dresses, from 80 mp.
One Of the richest Silks imported.
One case containing rich Thread Scasfs Bnbess Capes
ve Maneaus colored Babees and rich Laces for houncss
berthes and sleeves
One case Of Alexanderi best long Kid Gloves.
few pink, blue straw, and very richly trimmed
GLOVES, at los. per pair.
Also Of fancy articles which will b. offered very
low prices
The above, with variety Of Other Goods now offered by
- JAMES BECK 4 CO.,
d3l re $50 Broadway
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FInsr BoARp Jsn. 1850 Wilmington ss 1858. eo3
$64 New Annual %, 81 26 shs. ommercia Bank 4ef
- do 90 Schuylkill Nav, 2s4 100 Wilmington ocs
2lf l25 dc, Cash. ali; IL Farmers ard Mechs Bk All
20 do, Al Mechs Blk 2li 20 Marine Ins Co. o.
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pACKkT sHIP sHERID AN from rpooi.--Consignees
BY this ship VIII please have their permits on board Or
mittsd within hvs days must unavodably b. seat t. Pybc
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
3OA pr M QTUTET

deses before the public that be continues TO man
sys nd o. Gs and MIy eosH. q the nss
Eye cent dian other house charges the sams quality
Of garments. Wkness the following LIST Of prices
Best superfne wool black Dr.ss Coat. ....sN ntse
Pann Of fancy snd nlsin black Cashmere. to
Gsnsm.a Item yh0 supply their own cloth car have them made
Drszs yodS ifom .s.tI 20 "
Hsas nom. .......e- 80. ............" 80
d22 lmsee
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a CA r u.

n Y "A II
DOCTOR H. CHR BRANDT, educated at the Universi-
- ties Of Chstiana and Paris has the honor Of introducing
h%:s the sitizsn. pf ard i. yisni.y may
in South America year and for the last year and half
has been Waiting the Medical Faculties Of London and Pars
have the heat of medicine and his prescriptions conscen
tious!y prepared Dr. hs. engaged With Mr. HkLLBHR0
New York Office 4T3 Greenwich corner Of Canal
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FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS AT
The ALHAMRA, $50 BROADWAY

THE propesos ef the Ahamr. has The honor to announce
to the shiopahls society Of New York. that having en-
tely rebuilt and Ad up establishment in style Of much
ester ,ass and sesncs he propcsss in with
Mons Gabriel and Dekoponsy 70 give series Of Balls the
:uins winr Of ,hs very . class which occasion: will be
in the fashionable circles IN Europe The sst will com
prss six balls To- be given IL the following order: lat ball
ian M Fl sih BEL TussS:g Feb s.h ball. Wsd.:.dsy, Feb
whole including supper and rseshmen Si2 three
balls $3.50; single bal! $s; admitting gentleman lady
korponay also at the PRINCIPAL hotels and music ds
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR EVANS, No. 10 Peck slip, Water street,
- New York. has been than forty years in the
practice physc and surgery particularly cun
those desperate Of every variety Of secret
caused by mapracce It Of the greatest
for the unfortunate choose experienced physician Dr.
the oldest and experienced this city; his practice
great his success astonishing after they have been expelled
for privacy Call 70 Peck slip, and be convinced His
charges most reasonable and all guaranteed
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BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIvI
TIES &c

THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the c,tiyies Of the
y ere &c 70 :1a%as rich s2s rare
.aS ot9ss1r sent
s.s 8: s
ss oosss
: . Ss IT,! Sss
sss :rs s Es
s. ss.' Gs:n :.s S.s
% . i n;
J.. PARE Ek'S
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL,
3. NGHT sny 6:.. E
variety q Fancy Dances; popular Dance will
% ssrsss q
and for s g.
CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY.
& e hs sai ASss s s
II So;:
o e i Sa .. wss D,;a% %.S,,
psscans ia and ''uhrous beverages and in .bu1dsp sSp
-. NIBLI's GRAND SALOON,
FOR CONCE ERTS AND BALLS.
H SSs 1hH %Er.a AMus.
srs6.d csnG favorable soand and being smovsd from
e : q .:.. n .ss
100 psrsons For Balls has sprng floor and raised seats on
e SIDE: and magnhcently ted with splendid cut glass
Chandeliers Attached the Balloon on the same door
roeT, ss are s. R,.s S5ss',ng 5
dae 500 resons Great pains will b. to give atisfscou
snu On mooeraA terms. n1Tlffc
MAkTELLE & HOLDEKMANN, s1sasTs
No. ~ Maiden Las ., NY
MANUFACTURERS and mporsn of Ornamental Hair
- work. Wigs, Toupses Bands Curs, 6sams Bandesn
and new stys of Curls and al kinds Of Hair
MB BTSs asas 's1 .appiisd Iiii on reasonable .rm.
JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS.
ubecriber has recently received from one Of the Ara
houses IN fsrls, and select assortment al ISi;es
BE-. fDr balls and oisea Com Breast and Han
ssgs Also new styls Of Baum Buttons and Pins MOI i'm.
~ DasuaDoyps Plates, &C.. 70. sale.
ax,- . +. HEN Importer,
oe I'm -0 - and . Liberty St, mp stain.
FANCY BALL DRESSES,
'TU LEI, OF for sale, 1t j. PINTEUX Cafe des m;lle
sS Ssslscon Broadway Ts BE- sssu from o'clock
y" us"i oc'ocA =. ms d lmsre
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WAsHINeroN, Dec. 81, 1874.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1, Is45.

JAMES G.. BENNETT ESQ.
SrR.-After the reunion last night at Lieutenant
Wilkes's, and the ball at Concert Hail. and the
fair at the Apollo and the social conversations at
Secretary Wicklife,s, and The sermon at the Wes-
leyan Chapel, by the Chaplain ofths- House, and a
dozen other sermons dispersed over this vast sur
face of scattered houses, we were hardly prepared
this morning for the excellent season of recreation
held in reservation.
How can it possibly perplex us, or vex us, if they
don't annex us to Texas, when we have weather r
that brings tears into the eyes OF the Italian or
an-grinders-remlndng them so strongly OF the
warm and sunny SKY OF the green valleys Of the
Appen,nest They have not finer day in the
plains of San Antonio de Bexar, our life upon it,
Truly,t is the illustration to nature of the fable of
Alexander Pope, OF the marriage OF January and
bOasti
"Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer 10 the sons Of York,
now in the Federal metropolis =.
Well, President Tyler will 70 out of the White
House with drums beating and colors nypg. -
Never has there been such rush at the Executive
times ofJack Downing and Old Hickory. n Cen
Morris has such house the night OF his bene-
ht, he will awake the next morning q rich mar
Jehu! what rush among the sovereigns for the
distinguished qualification Of shaking honest John
Tyler. by the hand, on this his valedictory New
Year levec. We'll ah, esl-well, nv dear sir.
may II be said, and with just application, though
all our Presidents have been Romans, with noses
mostly inclined 10 the rRoman-wel( NAV il he
said OF good old honest John Tyler, God BLESS his
old bones, that
His Is the noblest Roman Of them all.
AT twelve to-day we walked up to the White
House, and found it already populated 10 over.
flowing. II was full halt. hour before we conld
cross the Threshold Of OgIe's elliptical saloon.
into that little audience chamber; and the onIy
way then of ascertaining the wheresbouts of ~.
President was by the frequent salles OF wit Of his
serene highness, the beau-yar erceilsvcs the bean
Well, we gave Mr. Tyler the New Year eTio.
rosy. as a summers morning on the meunisins
OF Menco.--as amiabic as Victoria, but far
more beautiful, and younger, and more intel.
hgent, and more Republican, and quite as popu-
goodness, does John Tyler possess that ancien,
'hc OF fairyland, lthe lamp Of Aladdin, or his
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FANCY BALL DRESSES.
T0 LEI, OF for sale. At .. PINTEUx, Cafe des mill.
Go1Ssns sss s.I s:IcSS Broadway Ts b 'sa from olosi
N'. usm ocioch =. M d 1msre
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NEW YORK LYCEIIM

new SCHOOL OF FRENCH, GERMAN.
TICS, ,0EO0RAPA1 Ere. ''1' ''A''A
MONS EICHAkD. in conjunction with NJ. ADOLPHE
IA SCHWOB ancient puph Of the Normal School in Paris,
Professor s.1 II New York; 4 GIL. Isshslis,
st. Louis English Professor from ondop and vther several Pro-
:,o have osned in the above mentioned place. School for
daily pupils. The hours Of Instruction from 10 the
ing until n the afternoon The system that adopted the
terms the whole course Of nsuccn are $40 pr quarter
For those who wish lessons in modern language SIS per
quarter
evening at O'Clock. dl1c
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To TATf,ORN

THE Second Edition of Stnemes celebrated work cut
equaed now published and ready 70, delivery Those who
from the use Of the nstructions i copss weud ID Dc well 70
square, and contains elegant diagrams all the styles
o garments the present day. with full ample n,irac-
to the merits Of the book -
The undegued being practically acquainted with Mr. Sne
meta Treaties on Cutting Garment with pleasure recommend
Il as work complete in M arrangements, and fs practical APP
plicston TO catnq superior heretofore publshsd either
p Henry Son, Daniel Cutter, Stats 4 Banker Charles
Cox. E. w. Tryon Co.. D. +. Homer, James Daily. John
Hayilapd. J. H. Banker.
above be Obtained Of the author. No lis Broadway,
New York. n30 imsec
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MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
406 BROAD Way NEAR WALKER.
THE PROPRlETORS Of ths above suite Of rooms havs

BALL on CONCERT ROOM
in The city, and rspssdsy vie er t hs attention Of the
liay adaps for the psposes insaded and the
rangemrn have been made eny with the view Of promoting
the comfort and conveniepce Of the viSiter.
.Ha THE SALOON
il capable OF seating thousand pe The decorations
Of the chase descriptions being SiGnor Cape
style Of classic stansry. also ben provided from
the studio OF Mr. ham. The room when brilliantly lighted
by thre costly acop Dell unsquaed By
spacious supper Roon. Dr..sng Rooms, ke. &C. have
been provided thug rsndens the Maea Rooms the de-
Full particulars be bad by application Mr. Hutchings
the premises.
B-Mits and Other companies desirous Of giving din.
&c. will pd these Rooms every convenience getting
mp the same in the most and coSamodous STYLE
d2O lmerc -
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TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL
NOSTUMES-The only Costume Warehouse. where Ladies
and Gentlemen be becnmpeely equipped for Masqueades
Tsbleaus, or Fancy Balls, sat -
e- So PRINCE STREET,
- Near Nblo's Garden.
Costumes for Parties Of fifty hundred persons
hire any Of the United States Letters promptly attended
TO. jas lm~rc
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MUSIC
THE GERMAN COTILLlON BAND. (late Of New Brgh-
ton and Fort Hantoll would respectfully inform the
tss the csebat Coeons, Waltzes. Polkas. allops, &c
Of Lanner Strauss sb'tzky Juen, &c &C. The Band
ssts Of from twenty-five instruments with grand
sh Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Acconpsnimest;.
Mercer street TEACHER Of Harp Piano Forte, ac Also j.
HELFENkITTER. No. 255 Z entrs street. do lmsm
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(TKEAT BOXING MAICH7I;NoyeI III; end Amusns EnsT; NfT
MENAGERIE, Nos A9 Fulton, and ~ Ann streets on Mon:
day Afternoon and Evening" December 18TH and day and
evening during the week. at and O'Clock, P. NJ Admit
tance lax cents.
The the Fancy" respectfully informed that the
Of the above Menagre being well convinced Of the
mendoss strides made by those proficient in The Art" has
viii exhibit hsir aItis'ica Freaks Of The scienseln sd
Ameida Spanish Boxer La Daholo the Learned Kangaroo
conjunction with MAJOR Jack Downing, the simon Pure, OF
osher words the int ligent Monkey in the country
WHO viii thoegh hi. wonderful peEformancein in the ring aud
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button.
The public respectfully informed that the above hou
Sg Ameid the 6pansh BoxeI and La Diabclo the Great
Kangaroo, will the splendid Arena prepared for combat
Durns which se hitherto consdd fabulous
batte will Be iuy sh0wn to the satisfaction OF ALI The
has effected the abeve at
pense and confidently looks for the patronage Of all who know
how TO appreciate true and novel talent. di5ec
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS In THIS COUNTRY

ARNOULT will have the homer to give a
VA Grand Vocal and Concert the 18th Of Janu
ry. Full particulars hereafter. las lt~rc
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IyACKSUNa SIACEY q 81 SMII 1sl cn, ,p,.,
SfANUFACTURERSAN AND IMPOKTERS Of Pen. foctes
M and Table Cutlery Razo Scissors, Files. Saws, Tools
20 osS r sm.Tc re ''1'"' y No. Is PLATT STREET.
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.
THE heat cosmetic for cradle stng pimpes, botches,
reckles and ringwom from the skin Churehs wee
table Lotion Its for will establsh clear
and brans complezos Sold il botts, At z csats each ..
lad highly valuable embrocation for the cure Of Rheuna-
tism and Chlbains Sold in bottles at 80 cent each
Sold, ia bottles, at 50 cent? each
The above valuable medicines sold Wholesale retail at
les Bowery corner Of Spring street, 6l lmsec
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NIBLO,S 0NANO SAI1N1N

MAkTELLE & HOLIJERMANN, $3.50
No. ~ Maiden LA ., NY.
MANUFACTURERS and Imporrsn Of Ornamental Hal
Wosk, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curs 6eams Bandesr
sr and new style Of everlasting Curl and al kinds Of Hal
y. The trade supplied reasonable tesms
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ENGLISH FIRE BniCKS-3ot0 Stowbrdgs Fire Brick
= imported Sarah and Aa, for sale cheap in o
=" ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
n O t c e /.

The undersigned having been at the
February Term 1915 Of The Probate
Court OF TalIahaIchle county MISS, APP
pointed Administrative Of The estate o,
Robert Harris deceased, therefore,, al!
persons indcb'ce to said estate, are re-
questrd TO make immednte payment,
and all persons having claims against
said estate must present them duly with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
CATHARINE n. HARRIS
AdminiSfrtrix OF Robert Harris decd
Charleston, Miss, Febru'y I. 1875.
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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE.

INV virtue of deed oftruSt exr.r'rd
I'D TO ire subscriber by Angus ellis,
dated he n Of March 1914 aud record
cd in ,hr Probate Clerks office Of Pano-
IL County. shall Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned expose "a public sale
Tor cash ON Tuesday the 6 h of Nav
1915 al the Court house door in the
town ol Pano'a. he lc5lun inG dpScribtd
property to wi: IN undivided half of
section 9, II 9 X west of the basIS
matidlan cen ami q three hundred and
Iweuy acres: Also an undivided half
of >cc,"n Is T 4 8 west of the bn-
sis n ardlan. cunainIaT rhrec hundred
and twenty acres: Also s " Qr.Se ON
% / K weSr OF the basis marili-
an contning one hundred AMI sixty "A
ores. All Of these lands are situated
in the county OF Pamela and are well
adapted to The culture Of cotton The
titles in all Il e above properly are be-
lIcved to be good, but 4 shall convey
ms trustee only.
IF. CUSnMAN.
April 5, 1915 -12-S0d Trustee
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
Adsnirfssras0 - Notice.

LETTERS OF Administrator having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
estate Of Abner w. Fitzpatrick deceased,
by ire Probate Court Of TaIlahatchie
comfy at the Oc'olrer Term A. ID. 1914;
Therefore notice is hereby given 10
all persons indebted 10 said estate 10
come forward and make immediate pay
menr. Those having claims against
said estate are also hereby notified TO
present the same duly authenticated for
payment within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice will be plead in bar
oil the recovery.
ABRAM w. DAVIS, Admr
Of Abner ". Fitzpatrick de'ci.
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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-05-31
NOTICE.

X TIE nm designed, Administrator OF
\ the Eslat OF Zimrv, w. Tat. de
ceased. having. a, the January Term
A. d. 1916 Of the Probate Court of Pa
nnla county, filed his accounts for tina
settlement al the March Term a. j..
1916 OF said Court:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
in,ers. ted in said Estate, TO attend a,
said Term Of Court. and show cause IL
any they have, Why final settlement
and allow ance of said accounts should
not lhenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFIN. AdR.'r