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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-17

MR. EDITOR
have watched with considerable interest the
proceedings.in regard to the Benefit Tor that illus
trous lyric poet. Brigadier General George P
Morris, and have been much gratified at the tone
OF your last article on the affair Sir, agree with
you that genius should not be suffered to pgush
for want of sustenance, be it spiritual or animal
Now, The unfortunate Onderdonk article, which
the travelled" gentleman published in his liberal,
rehned and decent mirror" seems to have cast
damPer over many of those who felt disposed to re-,
ward the Brigadler's mighty efforts in song, and
many are, in consequence, am afraid, disposed to
abandon The Benefit altogether. This causes me
to recur to the better plan for relief which occur
red TO me when the said Benefit was first agtated
That "better PLAN is simply ths-to circulate
among the /" bloods," CLASHES" &c, &C., SUBJ
scription paper, ON which each one can set down
his name opposite the amount he feels disposed to
give "genius IN Distress" Sir, the saving of ex-
pense, the avoidance ospoDgng cantitrices ct al
and the quietness Of the appeal, all go to recon-
mend my plan. What thinks Mr.. Willis of the
proposal2
am yours, in sympathy for poetical genius,
PHILo MUSE.
REMARKs-We don't concur in the plan proposed.
We don't believe that the ssbloods' can spare any
thing from their tailors. The old plan is the best,
and we hope that Morris may have bumper 1t
will do good in spite of all the cold FLOODED sneers
of his rivals.
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All Phlladelphla Subscriptions % ths
be paid ths agents, Zeber Co., Ledger
buidings "a and Che.nut sz, where single asobs
sbeainsd.daily aii o'clock Sm
who Will havellt !-Oldridgc's Balm OF
Columbia will keep The head from dandru and causes
lu.ssnt growth Of hairs ths hair falling viii b
sure to stop nmediay il bald will the hair;
na pleasant perfume. Seld al 81 CourtIandt street.
Medical Notlcc.-Ths Advertisements or the
NsS York College e Msdisns and Pharmacy established f
hereafter appear the fourth and last column Of this
paper. w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D. Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, Nassau street
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AUCTION SALES.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
So ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, formerly owned
land occupied by Rachel Ntzhugh, deceased containing
the village q Newbugh will positively public auc
ton, at the ange Hotel in the village Of Newbugh
The above Farm nclossd all sides BY good aud
divided into wood meadows and plough land
face entirely fee from hills and knols and its soil produ
tive and durable and well adapted cultivation both
grass and grain
Its form nearly squar-the boundaries straight well
hned-and highway extends through il from end the
other 0bvating the necessity of forming lanes alleys
There is Tavern within several miles Of the place. lille
aCharch District School, Wagonmakers and Blacksmith
Shops and and excellent G aud FIGURING Mill are all
within.half a mile Of the house.
These with other proximity
the Market the substantial condition Of its buildings
admirable and commanding site which the house
cannot but render il desirable the wealthy
capitalists and pleasant agreeable residence for the man Of
rural life aud occupation.
further information con corning the conditions
Orange Hotel. PETER TYLER
n BThs above property will be sold wholly or divided to
suit and if sold the whole 500 may remain ON
bond and mortgage r..
New 0urgh. January l1h l843 jal4 8tsec
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Cotton Market.

MosLE. Jan 6--Ths market continues about the sam,
as yestrday-stif. The principal purchasers being
those who have pressing freight sngGsnents TO all and
the transactions Of The day how enly sbaut 1905
bales having changed hands The continued low stage
Of the rivers sds factors In their prstensons The quo
al middling fair, fair, 81; gso0 FAIR nod insl
good and 6ne. none 1917
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

PHILApELPHiA Jan -An Euphrasia, Buntin Liverpool:
Eliot Baker Bosog Patriot, Eldrdge, NYork. Cid Ranmo,
Ba.TiMosr 5aa ls-AT Gcquette Br) snider, Dsmsara
Cook Newbayport Queen, Bray Providsnce Chesapeake
Post, and Myrck Cahcart, NYork CID Edward, Dear
born New Orleans; Commerce, Dorothy, Boston Sid Mary
auG pS SPAN Trim sasaS kaadsm,n KSgss; M
Bach Parker aud Eagle Fessenden Boston, Sarah Elizabeth
Hooper, Cane HaYt en-: Mary. Cook Newhnrvnorf
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spoken.
Ann from Hartford for Philadelphia Jan u.s. NJ Eastward
Lpconia days from Rotterdam for Norleans Dec A. lat
Jane Is days from Philadelphia for Monevideo Dec lat 49,
Ion IS.
ST. Jan ann port Geo oi for g JasS de C1bs
bound ss. TO-. osy H;sy
Home Ports.
d. s Tf MshG as c casmS o.
PearIssD Nd Jan 4-sld Julia, Ill., NYork Cid Citizen
' v.1.. Gay S.a NYet
!" s Say Re a s.SSt
S N0eans; European, ssudiey. Baltimore; Friend Bacon
fsoylsc ROW, Jan liar Martha, Snow. from New Or
ausa,y III, Ss1Sor from The
fs%s d. G% o's for Ri ss ss
a
% Rs asss S h % ss'
children. Also the body tina, washed ashore back
HGy & r d ss. Fss Sa9 GS IL K.
Dir sas ssA Ripley Horton yst hs
,s h p a s
Ss.s. . Rv i A. ssSss
wa.hasion. Nc DO John simmons. which sailed hi;
TS S Ss
Soy 20 & River h s;s:
18th iust-can, $40 bloom rouwill proceed first wnd-
Also Albert Black Boston for New York. Sid Alabama
Anna Rsyncds Old Colony PEARL Manson John Simmons,
Albert. issSAr Marine TEsfs,6sn, RiS Jspsiro, NoS aga
Pymouth Union Ryder FOR Boston, Joseph
Edrdse for do; Coa Andrews, Tomaston for
Cock, Norfolk With loss 81 }bboomi Tsslan. Paine,
Howe, from Philadelphia for Boston The above remain IN
port this monina also barque Sol Satus and brig Albert II
AM. North Amerca Bradbury, from Machias 70! York.
sprung leak Monday night off Cape Cod and lost
called her the Mary Of Portland which sailed from here some
days her yesed Andromeda Ferry I'm Thomas
ton for N York. - -
PRoyIoENcE. Jan i4Au Moses Eddy Bliven, NYork Sid
Ann, Rogers, Charleston. = - -,
NrwroRr Jan i2Arr Senator Clifford. Westport for New
York; 18Th Ren1 Durfee NYerk for Providence Sid tIh,
0en Cobb, Hammond West Indies. . , ,,,,,.
WARRINGTON, NC. Jan 9-AU Myers Fowler, west indes'
Cid Balloon Sweetzer, and Henry Burt, do ,,L,
Napoleon Collins Bath; Wilson Fuller Cobb and Florida,
Briggs. NY9rs GA si.nt Brl Dustin mo9H1i tca" a.
Liverpool
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On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. at ~ o'clock, Mr.
JOHN AMBRosE, aged 90 years
The friends Of the family and Of his brothers, George
raj from his late residence No sauirss Budings. A.
antc street. South Ferry Brooklyn this afternoon
at , o'clock, without further Invitation. ~
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packst ship Quebec-enry Steel and lady Miss
Ssrah Hepburn Mrs Fser M and Mrs Sherwood Charles
Mss Een Jesephne McGovrn, Miss Mary Alicia McGovra
IyEsrooL1Packe snip St George-JC Conroy, NewYork;
Edwin Shaw. Englaud-l20 in the sieerage.
bREMES-Barque Henri-F Lengerke Nj L Zeieel--5s in
the = 80 - -
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LIyERPoo-Packet ship Yorkshire-Mr Bates Boston; Jas
Stewart Quebsc Chas Robertson John Shaw. James Me-
" sym. w Bsardmsn, John Dougherty, Mr. Blunt L Y
Coleman, Henry Clarke. Robt W byte, VIM Bailey.
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should add testimony the overwhelming that has
already en procured by that inesmable burn c called
ComeIs Magic. Pain Extractor but might well say
,hororsh cure Of the following complaints which have been
Hheum crouIa Chblans Frosted Parts Sore Nipples In.
nsmed skin &c We recommend family in this city
wayshe this blessing of the age their Same
street. Brooklyn. ' ~ - ~
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The rrD% the Boston Pos, # J.nusTy 18Th 1s.

ons recommended by hundreds our citizens VIII have
used t. and for the benefit Of suffering humanity testify under
request that the public will not in Justice themelvs
agne this one Of the outrageous guack remedies
their notice that the full Of a-dsys call upon
the vendors Comsock Ross No, - Trement Row AID ex-
Canrandt street. and warranted any Of rhcum
o govt.
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syrup-The most effectua remedy ever know far cold
y R~ Asthma tom hoepng Coughs Splitting
All Affections q The Throat and Lungs affords wonderful
rse 20 noe aoorng under thse complaints and the OF
healing above thing heretofore So,S
only AT q Courilandt Also, Sands BtoIs .ri
socks Extract Of SarsaparIa. ~ = "'" So"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-17

Illustrated New WoSId-Grand Number
Eight Capital EngrsvngsThe New World for this week
VIII Commend itself to all classes for its superior
Of The Minor Mserie: Of Human Lf. humer
works met with. The pit orial the
and aughable
american Arstocracy or some considerations Of Plan for
lnstitung Titled Class by Of the Upper Ten Thous-
sand is most capitally done.
Oriental Songs and Sketches glorious paper and the
editorial articles are able and pungent would require
World whlch will render it welcome visitor every family
cravings. =
u Single copies 81 cents only 50 year in advance A
new volume has ust commenced elegant FORM The
numbers are going off rapidly and those should subscribe
~ Advertisers will fpd the New World most valuable
medium Tor their notices. Terms reasonable.
4. WINCHESTER, Publisher "a Ann street.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
GEORGE P. MORRIS. ESQ.

PRINCIPAL r x f'Ess II 5S- TALENT
II. X {ssr,h s: $.sssq
'f ssss the '''''''" :
Mis- s' s .s::zss f S$$$s$$A5jsE;
sisfSSi Mr. ssARS6SGH aH!c
siEnSf DE bEoNIs.
Who will preside g the Piano Forte. and
Who will lead the oc SSsnns c nAiE Of
ALL THE INSTRUMENTAL TALENT PRESENT ATTACHED
P.o viii a:o appear who's. name. will
be hereafter announced.
THE B II; Ssf;S5 W T "a BBsss n
@, On Monday Evening Nert January 2oM at o'clock.
Of bs each may b had At the Music Store.
Wall srest Ticket, will also be for sale It ssIton Miles,
ysms. Harp. g.s GhsaiI,, "; s.ndford.
Edward 8. Gould, f.. L Fsrcher
samu. ? Lyman, Charles P. Daily.
Georses ROgshsy, Edyard Vincent.
APE. sarxept. James NJ smith, Jr
VIM. B; tozzens, John W. Edmcnds.
F, a1 Greene Hs:cE. James jaime: NGs lesc.u,
Georse Endicott, VII Paine,
Arthur Arthur 7 Jones. 4 W Glason. r..
( - Atwill, Wv. Tompiins.
z PuyskneL: Prosper NJ; w.tmors.
Robert Morris. AiSan Goidsmi,b,
Samuel M. Elliott. Henry Van Nostrsnd
House on Friday next he JAMES MI HSREss 'ssssa
E;,'sf sAaa n,~-"' Sseery. ils ai.m
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IT.
Cleared.

Cleared.
VET sdE Ss" &C.
sys s;!
Rs4,:.sS u: $
soop M.oaS. Hass Providence "'s"' 10 f'' fe'''n-
Arrived.
G% 1sGass and M1sssy
Ing 18th Inst on the Southern edge Georges exchanged
Quebec ansSosd on Bar M sdas: 0T
m sl & s s ss + 80 dee with
E ihs ha a and
weather during the whole and
Brssh b.qre Adam Carr Scott from Glasgow, Dec O. with
Ssfqae JaeSS VAIN HoWiand, from Smyrna, DC, 90 with
!Tr e pS,h aJoS,nerX SAILED il CO. With Cou%ba
Gisaiasso has heavy westerly gales
,s . WaSs Saos If from Rio ~ Nov with
In ys,s.a q Hysl sSSsS Bs% sa . d p,
well john S' ID y
Bremen ssraus Henri. KlsncAs 50 days from Bremen with
B,qus Condor TkioI day. from New Orleans. with srs
Brig Eoius, Haley from St AIMS Bay Ja Dec a. with pi
oven from eon.iy.. vi. Hampton
Smith days from Savannah % with cotton to
Ss days from Wilmington NC with
Ps Belle Belle. Myers from Wilmington NC. with naval stores.
P Nevus K Son $500
Schr Globe, Seeley from Dsmersa Dec a. and Thomas
Jan 2. Harbor Island 9Th, in ballast, to master.
Schr Urapna Small % days from vermon Bay. La with
1862 hds $50 Dbl. molasses Marsh 60 5h inst off
East.
to l. Mitchell.
schr Regulua. Cole, from Wilmington. NC. with naval
stores.
schr Fair Smith, days from Washington NC. with naval
stores, to l. Mitchell
schr Julia & Nancy, Sterling, days from Newbern, NC.
with naval stores to X M Blackburn.
Schr Tropc, Robinson days from Baltimore, with mdse
master
Schr Missouri Phillips from Baltimore 50 hours from the
Cares. with corn, TO Chamberlain x Co
Shr Alexander NJ, Caswe from Baltimore with ron to
master
below.
Brig Noble from West Indies. Also, brig Jane and | ship
brig unknown.
sailed
Ships Yorkshire Bailey, Liverpool; Java Perry, AID Remit
lance, Ssby New Orleans; Peter Hattiick, Post Moble
baraue Edward, Charleston, and others.
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Domestic ImpOrtations.
Excs-lo bales cotton spofford Testou
les Colt &co-20 Cahoone, Kinney co-2O5 Richards
"a Santon--s9 De Peyster Whtmarsh-6O T. & II r
Gaves25 Geenway. Henry CO.'S pigs feathers order
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MONEY MARKET.

Thursdny, Jan. 1916 r. M.
The bulls are in the ascendancy to-day and prices are
little better Several Of the fancies have advanced from
two to three per cent? Stoningon up Norwich and
Worcester, 2; Mohawk, T. Canton. Ii Long Island, u;
Morris Canal A; Ohio 6s Ii Paterson Railroad, de-
cined per cent; Farmers Il Pennsylvania 5s closed
firm at yesterdays prices.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company
have declared semiannusl dividend of three per cent
payable ON the 22d inst.
The New Jersey Railroad Transportation Company
semi dividend Of three per cent payable the
LIST February.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New Orleans,
threeper cent.
The Bank of Mobile semi annual dividend of six per
cent
The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad Company for the
week ending the 7h inst show increase of one hun
bred and ten per cent those for the corresponding
week in 1914 -
MOHAWK HUDSON RAILROAD.
Passengers and IDEAL freight. ......... .$64s 81
Western freight. ........ $50 80
$929 90
Receipts for the same time last year,. l4s 90
Increase equal to ITO per cent. -. $4s6 80
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad have increased
very much. Thsincome for Dec 1884, being about 100
per cent greater than for the corresponding month in
1913 =
READING RAILROAD.
Receipts for December, le44. :. ). SAB OO6 40
Receipts for December, lsa3. 81, 760 48
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A Remedy for Deafneas.-Dr. McNalr's Ac-
cousc daily gaining popularity 1t performed
astonishing cures We can refer the ncduous where
It his proved an eetual remedy Of total deafness fer
standing. Sold at 81 Courtlandt Price 81 per ask
ALSO, Hays Linment warranted any case Of Piles
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DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor, at Dali
leys Agency, 81 Walker street, frat store Broadway

New Discovery, by which all stoves and
pipes may be kept js, black. with as Beautiful polish
grseable smell his vanish is entire invention and
surprises and gh all who IT, Specimens Of
be 81 CnurtlAndt where the po
lsh be had the Of Is bottle and every
all fh.rts uot,or
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Asthma and Dyspepsia are cured by West.
en Indian Panacea, sold at u Courtlandt street.

"Oh, my Back-I can scare ely walk, IL
puts me IN such pain" Such the expression of gentle
ma. in Dr. n% store day two He had
the Doctors celebrated Poor Mans Paste applied it to the
back and u hours time perfectly relieved
chest side arms or back with weakness will this Pss
failing remedy Be get the genuine with
one Doctors fac sime printed the back Of the Plaster
u sherman warehouse Is Jog Nassau street. Agents. 227
Hudson streets 1873 II East Broadway; 39 Fulton
Booklyn; Ledger Buildng Phaepha; and Stste street
Boston. - e''
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Franklin Hall-lnte Franklin Theatre.
Chatham SquarMr HALLETT fer his benefit this even.
has secured the services of the charming voca the
city car provide The eq.ert.inmens will be Of the highest
combining diversity and uniqueness of will
secure general satisfaction Let the price Of admission
(l2 cents discourage from visit The
tertainment will be rich. and rational.
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where the hoos Of h cGarser stuck the EARTH blade Of
wherever Gouauds Poudres Subtes touch he akin the hair
yanises from the place like magic SO ecacirus "a his p
paat0n thar instance failed In
u most stubborn hair and 70 put the past Kind
test at the original ofe, CT Walker ee frat store from
Broadway with the startling effect No pain or seusa
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The Repository for December IL now ready,
price l21 cents Also No IL of the Wandering Jew and No
. ofthe Mysteries of London. Office "a Ann street.
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Look to your Pantries Have your Roach-
e. in your house. remedy to be had 81 Couandt
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A Brief Dialogue.

" Your brow is as white the marble of Pari;
our skin, like infants, is smooth clear and thin
While beneath it the azure veins show-I declare,
Have never, in all my life. such skn!''
Thanks sir for your praise Of my marvellous beauty;
10 return my conscience must ease Of load;
My chains all borrowed and thus tits my duty
TO own that my loveliness comes from Gouraud."
The virtues e Gouraud Italian Nedcated Soap the
val n pimpes feckls annburns any cuane-
Gus drmties well known require euogy this
late The rapdity Of irs action almost miraculous;
der III influence the skin acquires wheness clearness
and Transparency truly astonishing.
For sale genuine only 81 Walker first
New York.
Asents-76 Chesnut st, Phadepha; 2 Milk ST. Boston;
ssr!ecn Lqseli Green Co WoFse.tsr Chapman Co.
Town; Myen, New Haven Tonsey. Rocheser Backus &
1n, Troy PeaIce Albany sorr. Hudson Gray, Pough
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T.
~" view foIk,.. 2o,s5s4l6 as.S26,7ss 7.sos,sas
io'a' vaiue,. $50. a7o 49, 5si 10 1851
rms increase looks very encouraging but we have no
doubt the actual profits the exports of sas were much
greater than on those Of ls Prices in lsAs were remu
nerating Tor almost every article produced in the country
While in 1884, to give increase In value Of twenty five
per cent 1t required an increase quantity of merchan
disc exported gilmore than Hfty per cent
The impo into the ports of this country have
since October rapidly diminished and the receipts from
customs have therefore been more limited The expen
dures on the other hand have been as large as usual
The annexed statement prepared in the Treasury Depart
ment shows deficiency Of nearly half million of dol
lars -
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES THE GENERAL GovERv
MENr FOR Nov. DEC 1874
Receipts. 81 .4s6 900 l2652OO 27ss 900
expenditures. l354,579 lsl4l64 3i6s 74a
$lls,420 $4,000 4s5.54s
the current expenditures exceeding the receipts s4s5
64s 49, Independent of this deficiency other payments
have been made in the period for the
and interest Of Treasury notes and the public debt
redemption. .Sl599iO 922g2 25l 2O3
interest. 4,40l 426695 43O 997
- -
$l63,3ll 5lS8SS $50 900
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sickIy season.-There IL not a ms

Se08OU-GncE6 4 man.
child but should take medicine this Of the
year. but especially at this time for there poba
bly, were many existing period there
now So likely to produce state Of sickness The repeated
suen and quality Of the blood itself the
fatal and malignant disorders Tn. bile becomes land
from these Isrestsd changes, and the stomach and bowels
have been neglected previously the first require
med ate attention. Even those who have healthy disposition
Of are subject to sickness under these circumstances
Therefore danger ought carefully
sganst cosvestate Of bowels Once twice they should
be evacuated in twentyfour hours There many causes
which produce unhealthy blood sometimes arise from
gre 81 others when the system of ullnss
deriakng produce t all where many
TO be and spoken which producing excitement
fertile .ouIce Of unhealthy blood ocsaonng that slow
martyrs their reputation, but which knowledge Of the
powers OF Bandeths Pills would have prevented Those who
can DO 50 BY having BsANpREgH Pills hand and
place II their bodies As this advice used will the health
be me time will yet be when man that makes good med
war Brandreth Pills sold IS per box Broad
way pr gs incipa office; 2 Hudson ST., and ga Bovery
Mrs. Booth Agent. Market ST., Brooklyn
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value Of the exports from New York and New Orleans
for is4s and ls4A, was as follows:- ~rf
l84a 1874 Increase
r TON New orleans 5.b26s5a 4,so4 s42 1887 9s6
run new foIk,.... 20,65s.4l 2s,S26,7ss 7,s6s,s2s
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NEW YORK, January 10th, s45.
THE PaEtpeg,hp hsretosEs '5stng between GEO GATES
and FHEDEKlCk SPARkES, is dissolved by mutual
consent, this day. GEO. GATES,
jill 3t*ec FREDK SPARKES.
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,
FOR COM ERTS AND BALLS.
Is M my F ~ VI FOR THE WINTER AMUsE,
NFoI CONCERTS il has many advantages having an
ched celng favorable for sound; and being
has raised seat, with capacous galleries
1900 persons For Balls has spring door and
The sides. and magncently lighted with splendid cut glass
Attached to the Saloon and the foor
rooms and 200 feet long which will aeeommo
date 600 Great pains will be taken satsacon
Price Of Saloon for Balls ................ $50
Pr of Saloon for Concerts. 325
.UGOvERNOR'S GUARDS GRAND MILITARY
BALL takes PLACE Nblos Saloon Friday January ath
,G|CiTY GUARD GRAND MILITARY BALL, takes
place at Miles, Nib Ssloea Tuesday, January 2a;h
goth -s' ''
taxes PLACE At Nolos saloon Friday. January SLIT
TAX place at Nblos Saloon Monday February nth.
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"The New World Establishment has been
removed from No 80 "a Ann where the old customers
of. WINCHESTER will find the cheap works OF the day
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0AE ATR 4

THE Flooring Of the Park Thestre remaining down after
Fremens Ball The 2cth January till subsequent the
the Bog Office from give Concerts either
i'll 4tSrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

FALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
A CARD-SlGNOh X APETTI has the honor TO announce
"A that his Bene6e will take place TUESDAY, January
SIP NJ. = - $3.50 iiyvc
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Concert to commence at O'clock. jal2 MWTh&F rrc
THIRD WAND AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BAL
:, ,b AND S,, BANNER PREsENTATION-WiIl take pa
Invitations hsve been extended Cen Lamar Com Moo,
leo Dallas and many other distinguished individual
Hotel; H. Way, M5 Washington street; James Wood .
Greenwich A. T. Cochrane. 28S street. &
John Lloyd, corner Of William and Liberty streets or Of az
of the COMMITTEE iai2 sec
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SECOND ANNUAL GRAND AMERICAN
REPUBLICAN BALL.
AT THE Park THEATRE. ON MONDAY EVENING.

~r,,,u 49, JANUARY 9TH 1876
~ Theatre will, OCCASION be decorated with
banners from the philadelphia and Boston Associaon
wei as TINS city and the Committee feel assured that will
give As good satisfaction the frat Ball last year The
per q tickets limited and the price fixed three dollars
admit gentleman and two ladies' and be bad of either Of
the Subscribers, at the following places:
American Hotel,
Astor House,
City Hotel,
Howards Hotel,
VIM: + Stoutenburgl l43 Fulton n,
III sod "a Hsws Music Store. T2 BIesdwsy