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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-30

MOTHERS' RELlEF-Doctor II. Gates rs the
lv1 agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine
in the city Of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied
with the Genuine Mothers Relief.
~ Observe-None genuine unless signed
aug 10 GA. BARTHOLICK. & CO.
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.-Jusi
= received few cases Beaver, Nutria, MoIeskin
and Cashmere Hats, manufactured by Orlando Fish,
New-York.
Aso-Gentlemen's youths and infants Velvet
and Cloth Caps. Tor sale by ~.
ianl4 HENRY SMITH. IA Dauphia:st.
"INES-The subscriber has received con-
w signment from Messrs. Bunker & Co. New
York, a choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
Of dozeh each. These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of their genuneness and
quality. ROBERT 8. BUNKER.
decl8 corner Of Royal and St Francis-streets
ELoUR-2O bbls super inspected, for sale by
y spe 8. ]. q !. ] JONES.
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u ULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAL
- SAPARILLA, For the cure OF Scrofula 10 1
ITS forms, diseases of the skin, eruptiops, &c
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases Of til
tive effects of mercury and all diseases arising roi
an impure state of the blood For sale by
r. L. WATKINS 4 CO., Druggist,
janlO corner Water and 81 Francis.sts
ono KEGS White Lead, No. I, Extra an
OOO Pure, (Union White Lead Manufacture
Company receiving per ship Corea and for sale b
mh21 HAVILAND, CLARK g. co,
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UCTOU NPPHTSs
FOR MONTGOMERY-W eekly Packet.
b fY&ssc IA The fine passenger steamer NEW
tz4gl-EzAVWoRLD, }. Bryan master. will
1857 sE.sszs run as regular weekly packet
throughout The for the above and all inerlne-
diate landings. leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
even ng at 8 O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON
DAY morning al 10 O'Clock.
For freight passage, apply on board ocl2S
PICKENSVlG.LE WEEKLY PACKET.
c 1@s r %"s,sr c w ,e rsisr
e. packet the ensuing season between
Mobile aud PIckensvllle; leaving Mobile every
WEDNES DAY evening at O'Clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
oct28 M. WARING.
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Tenth street, below Chestnut ST. Philad.
|. Gabril Johnston, No. Reckless street, do GER
ufy that my wife, Jane, afflicted for two years
with rheumatism, and AT last entirely disabled
that she obliged 10 be confined to bed; hear
ing Of CantrelPs Medicated Syrup Of Sarsaparila,
anti-Scorbutic Syrup, | procured four no ties,
which completely removed all her pains and stiffness
from her limbs; two bottles made a perlec,
She is now able TO attend to her household
duties as usual. GABRIL JoHNsToN.
Philadelphia, January %, 1874. ?.
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A MEXICAN PATENT fLATE WINDOW
"A GLASS-In point sf smoothness of surface,
weight Of meal, thickness and strength, this Glass
is much superior to the French or any other Glass
in use. Builders and others desirous Of having
spleadd Glasses at comparatively low prices are
respectfully invited to call and examine this article.
iul assortment Of sizes just received and for sale
dec25 by l. C. DUBOSE & CO., 80 Water st.
nYSPEPTICS DYSPEPTIC5 !-How can
II you doubt the medical virtues of Canirsii's An
h-Dyspeptic Po,cder, the only sure remedy ever Of
fered to the public, prepared expressly for that
plant single trial Of which will convince the most
scepcal ofits ability to cure in any stage and under
any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the
most delicate constitution may use 1t ~ all kinds Of
weather with perfect safety
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, l843.
Mr.. JOHN CANrRELL:-l have taken some of
your Powders, and they are the only remedy have
ever found TO relieve from that treacher0us dis
ease, Dyspepsia. | have tried almost every thing
Homeopathic, Thompsonian, Botanic and the old
system of doctoi ing and found no relief from them
for the three years that l was troubled with that
disease. i.
advise those that are troubled; with Dyspepsia to
give il fair trial, and prove for themselves It's eff
cacy. Il removes gddiness from the head, heaviness
and burning from the breast and stomach and brings
the digestive Organs TO the natural state. do hear
tily believe, il given fair trial. it will effect per-
feet cure. ROBERT 8. GAvETT,
D. No. 2 Unlon-street, South Sark.
Numerous references can be given as TO the effca.
cy OF the medicine. SETH W. ROBERTS,
JANIS sign Of the Green Mortar.
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GUNDRIES-l50 hbls Rectiied Wk;sEsy
~ 70 casks new Gin Sides, Shoulders and Hams
100 bbls superfpe Flour; 80 hhds fair 0ursr
10 bids strictly prime sugar =.
500 bags prime white Cora; 500 do Bran
So bbb Molssses, in store and TO arrive per
schrs Hornet and Cora. for sale by ="
! mh3 MARSHALL. ROWE A. CO.
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the recent extensive exporsat,.a offorsign coffee

which the recent extensive exportatioa oforegn coffee
has caused.
is to be observed that foreign coees higher
thof years, and that colonial coffee
is lower than at any other period spending with
those years. Notwithstanding the ncrei consump
ton and the reduction Of duties, and it is to
entail duty in favor Of colonial coffee has permanently
reduced the price in deposit which ought always to be
determined by the price Of foreign cofsplus the diff
ference Of duty in its favor Until the Is oil July the
difference Of dutyn favor of colonial coffee was not less
than 3D. per b. being that to Is 3D. per b. but for
the privilege Of sending to the Cape Good Hope and
re'importng it, It was admitted at the duty Cd to which
must be added Id for additional expenses The real diff
terence was Id per h. 7s aud 4d per quin so that
IL foreign coffee was worth 34s quintal a correspond.
ing quality OF colonial coffee worth 74s 4d The ia
TN Of az reduced the duties to I'D colonial and Sd on
foreign coffee practically observing the same difference
But in the session of last year the duty on the foreign
was reduced to Cd So that if foreign coffee is now worth
a4s, the same quality colonial cannot be than 52s
Sd, instead of 74s Id The quantity of foreign coffee
brought to market much greater than that of colo
a-as much as the price of tho latter ought to bere
guated by the price OF the former plus difference of
duly whatever it may be. Hence the price of colonial
ccnee Is as high as ever has been any year.
Tie consumption Of ell kinds Of coffee in Europe is
greater than at other PERIOD and there cores
ponding increase of production and the quality il i'm
proved in some countries especially both sdes the
ishmus Of Panama, where coffee has acquired high re-
putaton for its superior nualitv
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FANCY GOODS.
CHEMICAL BALSAM,
nv- Hate unvfUnrnt nr.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental TO the Hau ana Us
restorative all where Badness not beyond inc
reach Of art. ,.s..,op =,
prevents Baldness removes Dsnd and Cutaneom scInm
Il keeps the Hair its natural color and even s Sc
turning grey II presented TO the world WIN mh "
lief that az beautiful and healthy restorative OF the phs
will be found trial uneauaIed Prepared soe' ny !"
XeentsMo Fish Co. washngton d C Aver fs er,d
Of Tenth and Chestnut Philadepha R,o
corner o. C3uf ana BrookIyn: NJ s. Fletcher, Muebon,
T.tsT Co., N VI LocsIow No IsSv Carolina s,Iss.
aigsy So Syracuse "; Gorton Anderson NewporI' "
e. smd "a ia Division street, opposite Ludiow, ~.
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Married.

On Tuesday the 9th instant by the Rev. James B. Har
denoergh, ID. d., Mr. HARVEY KIDD, of Walden Orange
County, to Mis- LUcRETIA c. GRAvILLoN, of Westches-
ter Co., New York.
On Tuesday evening the 10th instant, at ST. Thomas
Church, by the Rev. Dr. Wainwright JOHN j. Cook to
isABELLA youngest daughter of Thomas Read, all Of
this city.
On the 10th instant at Jamaica South by the Rev Mr.
Ter OF Eldert Edert Esq, both Of the former place
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1875.

WASHINGTON, DeC. ~, lcto.
While the moonbeams are watching the caplo
Of this great nation, like the angel guardians OF
better world. ], with the same intention, am watch
inc the movements of the office seekers, who arc
playing many fantastic tricks here al present, ,e'
IN Justice to those from the State and city OF New
Work and Pennsylvania, will state, that they are
fewer in number, for both local and foreign appoint
ments and as regards the real rights OF these States
thew have fewer in office than any in the Union =
Virginia and Maryland exceed all the rest IN locsl
apponments shall soon send you list, accurately
made out, which think will shed some lIsn' upon
the subject. Among objects OF interest here' mere
are none more attractive to me than the Ve"erap'e
rellct Of James Madison-one OF the most ,aoy,i'ne
and accomplished women of her time. AS Dolly
paine she was belle and a beauty, and now,
,,,han ii The charms and Establishments OF beauty
sra mas, she clusters about her associations ma
az pa H. heart of true patriot klndle win pIae
IT, caches one the omnpotence OF mnd over MAJ
~ nd the hours have past in her society, nav
~, on mo wiser, If not better man, enc = =
% v,roiu,a marion, and receives an thsI o'N -
ps, The If regards TO her with cordially ana ia"e'
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Died.,

In Brooklyn, on Monday evening the 14th instant Co.
RIDER HuLET, aged "a years.
Hls remains were taken to Lee Massachusetts, for in
On Wednesday morning the 18th instant after a So
we're Illness which she bore with Christian fortitude
Of the late James Harlan ~ """
her friends and acquaintances also those of her son
James Nj and son-in-law, VIM Dougherty are respect.
luy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at two
O'CLOCK from her late residence No. Chestnut street
without further invitation o''
OF the Oldesl II.
older and three younger than himself and all of whom
bore arms in the revolutionary Mr. H. was a lineal
descendant in the fourth generation from William Her
sew who was born in England, and died in bingham
March a. 1878 His ancestors have been remarkable
longevity His father died at the age OF 81 his grand
father 81, and his great grandfather 81 years
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PLUMBING WORK,
ga urc0A~vav. New York;

QUINN having had nine experience as practical
,her nuttinr M Of the best work III the c,ty,
sol;c;,s trial lmprov sments IN construction gooa woihea
md low charges will be found at hrs establishment
powu town crders left T. H. Quinn 80 Nassau St
attended to. "
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vANAMBURGH az CO.'S
20 OIL q q ICAL EXHIBITIn
No. IN R0xyerv -

Opposite the Bowery Theatre will op~n an
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls45.
ss savs5 Europe with
svE CLLECToN OF %NMAEs ,hs, h ANg ExrEN
hb the Yof public while making prepsasioa, es
the ira, eling ~
Doors open from 10 10 in the morning; and from TO
Abundance % cents-Children under 10 haIfprce.
For particulars see bills ofthe day. dI4 Intro
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY.
Nov on exhibition Ell Broadway corner of Chambers
street up stars has been visited by millions Of
Europs including Royal Families Cardinals. Bishops Pro-
These views elegant finished Paintings
~ me most correct and minute manner the fol-
Part ofihe Church Of the Holy Grave at jerusalem con-
tainng the Unction Stone
1.-The exterior Of the Church Convent of Santa Maria
Dsi Monte Mont IN Rome. BY Moon!g htl
She Catacombs otrhe Benedctine Monastery al Subiac
60 near Rome with Funeral Service Of Fraternity Bro
4-Paris, taken from the Pont Neuf New Bridget
ne magnificent Square OF ST Mark Venice Of the
peauiu places OF this curaus town. surrounded by the
S-Consantinope, taken the Asiac shore at scuary
where presents Of the majestic mt aud
nation. - - ~ 's iAas'
7-Pompe Naples as at present This Citv de-
by an eruption Of Mount Vssuvus the
ofltaiy be said destiny Of had con
served that city model Of the spirit customs the Ii
and the the Ancients Our mind Il
az the view OF those houses those pies the oru seem
there The whole the mighty genius
y the walls OF Postum the towers Capua
bIhe Views exhibited will not repeated in the
following changes.
Others will be substtuted and of which due notice will be
Intervening.
Admiance Is cents-Famies of persons. including chill
dren 81. III o,nr.
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LOST
A BANK BOOK Of the Bowery Savings Bank. Whseyer
n will the said book the Bank shall be literally
rewarded and the thanks OF the owner dis TIN
NOTICE hereby given, that application will be made
IN the Legislature OF this ST next sson for an
Society called the Hermans Brote rs Be-
nevolent Society,"
New York, December II, 1915 dl8 2taw6weIc
ACCORDIONS AND MUSIC BOXES
THE SUBSCRIBER Manuactur and Importer Of Musical
Instruments has for sale OF Accordions
EDWARD BAACk,
dl8 2wisrr 81 Fulton, Of Gold st.
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LATEST IATELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
1aighiy Important from Washin9ton-Iu-
crease OF the War Excitement.

AAis"iy important from Washington-Iu-
crease OF the War Excitement.
The intelligence from the capitol daily increases
IN Importance. The war excitement in Washing.
ton is becoming more and mere intense
Inc accounts received yesterday are important
In three points OF view:-
l. The resolutions OF Gen. Cass, relative to the
military and naval condition of the country. after
an animated debate, hare passed the Senate unami-
m0usly.
.. Inc JOINT resolutions admitting Texas into the
Union, have passed the House by majoyltv Of t,so
to one. - 49,
3 ahe intention Of the Chairman of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs in the Senate 10 intro.
duee yesterday joint resolution to give the twelve
months notice to Great Britain, relative to the oc
cupancy of Oregon.
All these movements will give a tremendous i'm
pulse to the country. The1 next great move. will
probably, be the annexation of California and per
chance, the whole of Mexico Why not?
We are in the midst of great events.
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NEW YEARS DAY

NEW YEARS DAY
{r7-IS NEAR AT HA ~
~ ENTIENEN would do well TO call az The original
u CASH TAILORING EsTABLlsI MI vi No -,
" sIs and Oyercoats beautiful Sack Coats richly made
and trmmed light warm and elegant-Just the thing
viii be sold at unusually low prices. Call and see
dIs 3tisThStM|rh
FANCY GOODS.
N u ERANCESCHI, No 4 Vesy street, Astor House,
r formerly Of Broadway respectfully informs the public
sssoru en Of Toys Perfumery and Fancy Articles suitable
for the hoydays The articles he now oHsr
ale are entirely new styles chosen with particular care Tor the
s..c 49, es my n .yms rsa sonable dl8 1t|r
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS. . -.
MR. g. ROBERTsQN respectfully informs his rs, asn6s
rooms for giving the various modes OF dancing
DAYS of and Saturdays from Ito r NJ
emen A private class for ladies from tosP M. Assem-
ekets Sal The above rooms have been newly painted and
rsfed in most elegant style and Mr. r. inssres parents
and guardians effort will be used 70 add 70 e Gun
fort Of pupils while school, Those wishing to subscribe
MI will give his first Grand Ball of the Mon
day Dec is Tickets ST. for gentleman and his ladies' 70 De
had the Class Rooms, or at Mr. KS o Canai street.
cCQ nFm
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MR. BURKE'S SECOND CONCERT.
MR. BURKE respectfully informs his friends and the NeW
wi York public that his Second Concert N TINS CITY VIII
take place on Tuesday Evening Dec 3d. at Concert
Saloon in Broadway occasion he will be assisted by
several persons of eminent talent. :. ~,
Tickets One Dollar each had the Music Stores and
the door. a,s s.;...h
NDER the patronage several families Of distlnctou
MR. WILLIAM A. KING, - ,
the honor announcing his friends and the
his ANIMAL Concert will take place early January ON which
occasion will be Of the most eminent vocal
duce for the first time aud perform, and beautiful
instrument just imported from Paris called the
basoon horn bourbon FIFE &c. Sc capable OF producing ihe
delicate EXPRESSION and beautiful
by his friend Mr. o. TlMM, on the fianoioe. ru lai
ucuars will be duly announced. -. -.
s1f - Tickets Fifty Cents. slo aus ~
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b0Wery CIrcus.-nIr. q. II. Stone. the great
rider IN what called the Indian Act takes his benefit this
evening az The Bowery Amphitheatre Mr.. Gossin is the
Town 70 the bowery Crcus which establishment
cusvely engaged, and will appear any other this
c"y' announcements TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Notice to the Public-Flre Insurance.-It
mas heretofore been the il is presently with all
Wen managed and responsible Fire Insurance Companies,
lheiI business with the their Offices
ome OF the Companies at the in the habit Of
ana to whom they allow for thus establishing for
sm reputation with the public, which be main
hed among those who sufficiently acquainted with their
character and standing. ONE WHO HAS SUFFERED.
toilet Articles The most choice or Lubln's,
s,uerlans Provosts Sassys Ede's and Pateys Extracts
r Cloth aud Shaving Brushes Shaving Creams and Toilet
soaps Combs OF the most beautiful finish Razors from the
most celebrated makers, (waanted) Pomades, Cosmetics
sale by O. SAUNDERS & SON,
III Broadway. opposite Towards Hotel
Fine Green and Black Teas-Very superior
Oolong d. fine do Young Hyson superb articles as
& and G at the wholesale and retail stores oil the canton Tea
Company 1863 Greenwich near the corner Cortland
street and III Chatham between ear ana roosevelt
Ihis the Oldest and largest Tea IN America.
Their reputation for upright dealing and for the high
unriyalled We earnestly recommed families country
chants and the whole public this very establish
ment Agency in Brookynl Fulton street. Clark
Philndelphia Agent for the Herald, Zleber
co. Ledger Building Third street. who receive subA cr
per ana have single copies for sale daily at o'clock n2i
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PALMO's OPERA HOUSE
Friday Evening, Dec, 10. 1sA5

Win be performed for the last time,
The SWISS FAMILY
(Die Schwetzer Famiiel
a 6rand Opera in three acts-Nusic Won Ws;oI
rhlNCIPAL PERSONAGES:
Der Graf the Count. ...... Herr Saver
Paul his co mas nsward'.... =. Herr Schnepf
SsrsraS S Ds his wife,. sw,, ;:I Her Meyer
Efms,s s his daughter Peasants Mime a Quo
Cboronsas oo ~ \ - HER w Boucher
Ohofouses OF Countrymen Peasants, Ladies' PEOPLE
~ Servants, Sc. f'N'
seats may be secured every day from IN o,cIo.L a,
Is also opee and at the box Office subscription book
tsd to honor the Manager the German bv bs-
Ter and farquette 81; Second Tier So cts
precisely. 'e " commence at ~ oclk
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BENJAMIN MOONEY Auct;oueer
IL OuSE FURNISHING ARTICLES Plated WARE
work Boxes Writing Desks, &c, suitable for Holyday
rTesents-B MOONEY will sell this day at 10 sclock AZ
House Furnishing Articles and French Goods together
with ricn Plated Ware, Tea Sets Castors, Walters Tea
Also, splendid nlad Centre Tables and Light Stands
Also hne Work Boxes, handsomely nlaid and furnished
Also Grandoles, Candelebras, sc.
t oriurther PARTICULARS see Courier and Enquirer
AUCTION NOTlCE-Large and important Sale Of French
a., cabinet Furniture, ofthe manufacture of Mr. NJ. WAL
Eh-being his surplus stock OF Fashionable French aud
American Present Styles. -
JACOB s. PLATT will sell This Day al 10 o'clock on
me secord oor OF the large No AS Broadway which
ae has been removed for convenience of SALE
ns assor ment Of elegant wood mahogany and black
wanu new cabinet Furniture Of the fashionable styles
Aso two acts elegant Turkey Red Window Curtains with
ornaments and dIapery complete for four windows
emptory for cash. d8 lt.r
PAINTINGS.
NHE remainder Of the and valuable Paintings at store
NO. 2ii7s Broadway, will be sold at auction Thursday
evering. Dec 18th, at O'Clock. 8. p. INGRAHAM,
az z-r Auctioneer.
ADMISSION FREE
OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
Ltsf VIII sell AZ the Gallery in Clinton Hall,
"A. OF Beekman and Nassau streets on Tuesday evening
mencing az O'Clock about 100 recently Oil
Awnings IN rich frames IN which comprised valuable pr
the number will be found Pictures
me English Sanfeld Huntington, Ashton, Bonfeld Also
very nue. large Landscape and Waterfall by Pynker recently
purchased at the Bonapate sale well as many Others of
d7 6ts re 80 w. e
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PROPOSED OPENING OF WILLIAM ST.
large and respectable meeting held at the
Hotel on "Wednesday Evening Dec, nth, express views
into chatham the organized by appointing
IHOS. 4. WOODRUFF, Esq President and PE,TER nj
hfSON, Secretary. On motion
we regret the revival of the project for open
ing and extending Of William street into Chatham street. the
measure having been previously rejected by the Supreme
Court 1888 at the app Of the Common Coun
ell Oh this CITY, principally the ground that
not ONLY oppressive on large portion of
una me measure would net warrant expense.
lsesoved-Iha the proposed widening and making Will
answer the purpose Of and confirms
e opinion that the intended benefit property be-
low luton street. to the injury of property Chatham
Frankfort and liam Streets from fearl to Frankfort SITS
Nsoved-ln the opinion of this meeting that the assess
nes on property the streets will very oppres
ana mat oppression be increased by the change grade
ing contemplated to raise William frankfort street
ABOUT SIX ieet thereby nuring William andFrank-
lori streets to great extent
large portion of citizens opposed 10
much Tune and submitted expense its final
aoauonment and would respectfully solicit Street Com.
mitee TO whom the matter referred give weghty rnd
proper and relieve the citizens
caused by opposing the tribunal and also
relieve the ax paying citizens from expense incurred
the event OF the final abandonment of the measure
esovei-Iha The proceedings be Published the Journal
o. d commerce Herald and Sun newspapers
these proceedings be presented to
the street Z COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Kesolved-That this meeting do now adjourn
Signed, THOS. r. WOODRUFF, Chairman
PETER M. BRYSON, Secretary.
Note-Ali persons interested above. will find remon.
streets and also at Mr. Timpson Of Fulton Will
liam streets. dl8 2ttsc
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GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL
ME FIRST GRAND EXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS
BALL OF the Minerva Society," will be held the Mi
nerva Rooms, No 400 Broadway, THURSDAY (Christ-
mas) Evening, Dec. IS, 1Si3.
The committee in announcing this 1.-THE only ball to be gwen
and those who attended their balls year that they have
made such arrangements enables them to all who
entertainment -
Mt Waaces unrivaed Quadrille Band has been engaged
Tor the occasion. dl 2taw td25 Tu&Th *rc
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
HE ESXsBSccuTIyE ,iGs0MIMITTEE OF THE IRISH
public that the second Annual Ball aid OF the funds Of the
society will be given at Nibos, MONDAY Evening De-
ceEber29th
Tickets admit gentleman ladies' are three dol
lars eac and may be had from Of the officers OF the So
I. W. Clerke Esq, President, 40 Nassau st.
Gregory Dilisn Esq, LIST Vice President, 80 Barclay
Joseph Stuart Esq I'd Vice President, SO William St
Hugh Kelley, Esq, Sd Vice President, 1888 Bowery.
James Reybun, ESQ., Treasurer, 90 Wall At.
Place.
John T. Doyle. Esq Corresponding Secy, rs Nassau st.
M. o'connor, Esq, Recording ssc'y % John st.
Felix Ingoldsby. Esq, 19 Maiden lane.
John Manning Esq, l66 Pearl st.
z. II. Sheahan Esq, IA Fulton St
James Mathews Esq. 95 Wall st.
Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm ST.
Arthur Stewart Esq, GO Merchants Exchange.
Z. M Marry, Esq, SO Pine st.
James dwell, Esq, I79 West st.
Thomas Boand ESQ., 10 Ann ST.
Thomas Swanwick, Esq, IS Pine st.
James Shepherd Esq.
Tensss bs snsi Eis sSsIh william
And at the office Of the Society, No 6 Ann street.
n29 SaTu&Th toD29trc