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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
Nominations for Delegates.

Jefferson Gown. C. PIERREPoST OF Ellisburg
/. MuLLIN of Wa,ertown and CHARLES E. CLARKE
of Champion have been nominated by the Wings OF
Jefferson as candidates for the Convention This is
one of the best tickets yet formed in any County
Messrs. PrERREroNT and CLARKE are Supervisors
of their respective towns and among the foremost
men of their County; Mr.. Clarke having several
times represented it in the Legislature with decided
ability Mr.. MULLlS is yet young, the architect OF
his own fortunes unknown abroad and now for the
irs, time candidate, bune of the ablest and most
eloquent young men Of our State, which he wiliyet
honor in the National Councils. We had mentally
given up jefferson to the Barnburning enemies OF
Corporate enterprise and Universal Suffrage, but
this ticket inspires Us with new confidence The
Liberty party have made ticket, but we think they
canno, adhere to after they shall have learned that
one ticket favorable and another hostile to Free Sut
rage are to divide seven eghtbs Of the votes of the
County, and tina, running theirs will only ensure
victory TO the latter when their votes might give ii
10 the side of Intelligence and Freedom Surely
they will think of this.
Orleans Co.-Judge WILLIAM PESSIMAN of
Barre is the Wing candidate.
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RANToUL's LETTERS on THE DEATH,PENALrY.-
These letters embrace of statistics before
compiled, showing that wherever the penalty of Death
whether for Murder Arson Forgery Burglary Theft or
any other crime has been abolished these crimes have
JUS, certainly decreased They have been published
in convenient form in the last No. of the Spirit Of the
Age They should be read BY every one who wishes to
inform hselfin relation to the important subject OF
Crime and Punishment Single copies, al st cents may
be had at Grahaus Tribune Buidings and at the oice
of the And.Captal Punishment Society, 40 Futon'st
second foor tg- Our correspondents who write ask
ing us for the facts in regard Tuscany Belgium &C.
will please purchase Burlegh's Thoughts and these
Letters We cannot find time to answer inquiries spe-
ciay when cheap. accessible documents give the in
form
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SrRlNC MEDIclSE.-Th- moderate of Sands's Shrsa.
pars ~ corrective Is attended with the most beneficial
Effects. as We know from observation. Within our
personal knowledge several who have made use OF hai
rem edy have experienced good thererom In NE ex
pusiUn of impurities from the system the removal OF drow
sne,s and sDguor, snd The restoration OF vigorous arg
healthy tone 10 the stomach The Of this medicine Is
not with any bad effects aud person. however
sensitive upon the subject need fear The least deeeous
couseoucpces Bay Stale Dem.
trspsred and sold, wholesale and retail ny a. g. y v.
SANDS Druggists 100 FultOna corner Of William, new,
York. Sold also 23 Broadway y Eesi Broadway ara
by Druggists ency throughout tho United sstes frics
81 uer 0oi,,e. s bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

FROM CARTEAGEsA.-The bark Bogota arrived
from Csr,hAeena last evening We learn from Captain
Thomas tina, the country remains in very quiet and
pesceul ata,e Congress met the lss OF March. The
Canal Is improving fast. new wharf was going TO be
bull; Santa Marie and there is doubt THAI such
rch country viii progress rapidly under the present sd.
rlinistrstiou
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New LINE TO BosToN.-Those two splendid
steamboats, the Oregon aud Knickerbocker formerly Of
the Albany line have been placed on the Boston route
and will leave on alternate days for Stonington These
boats possess every accommodation to travellers, are
strong built and fast saiers and commanded by ex
perienced and obliging men.
This morning the season is commenced by trip
of the Oregon which will leave StoniDgton the same
evening on her return and be absent from the City
but one day.
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Court CaIeudar....TEls DAY

coxMos P1EAs-Part Mos. l47. Ice. l27 % SO, 81,
ISL l53 g. IS, 129, Part -Nos. l5e, 81, 81 90 H.
lis. l26, rs, l34, $50, los
crscrIr couar-Thursday 4, 5, 81. IA, It, 10
81 g, "a IS !, Is Is.
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Inv Courts.

Couar OF OYER AND TEaAISEa.-Ths aeLtinS case
(the Courtroom has been exceedingly crowded) will be
closed to-day one Of the counsel having yet TO
sum I'd, and given 70 the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

The NAvIGATIoS.-The note Of preparation is
heard in ali she principal business ports upon the
lakes and all things beginning to aspect Of
business. Al Buffalo aud Rochester number Of large
and commodious boats ready for launching There
wa, considerable floating ice beyond Presque Isle at
iaes accounts bu, no, in sufcicn, quans,y to materially
retafo tho navigation In few days may expect TO
hear that I'LL the Ice which now obssructs OF the
harbors In the upper part of the State has vanished
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See Supplement- to thi. Paper.

CONTENTS OF THE sUPPbENKNT-oregon-e Poem
BY h T. T.; New Publications Oregon In the west;
as;rono..-:...-e! Observations; Prafe fumor' MASS
Maetinc for The Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
Nominations In Orange Co.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
GOSHEN, ORANGE Co., March 81, 1865 A NJ
HORACE GREELEY, Ese.-Dear Sir: The Loco
Foco Convention for this County yesterday nomina-
ted as candidates tothe Convention, John w. BroWu
OF Newbursh, George w. 1uthM of Blooming
Grove, and Letcis Cudde6ock of Deerpark, all Barn.
burners Of the strictest kind. The Old Hunkers
worked their hardest but couldn't come 1t. Brown
was member Of Congress for two terms from this
District an Anti- Regency man and IN favor OF the
L. S. Bank in 1928 with Van Dozen and his part
of the Jackson psrty, and left them al the very time
thar his fidelity their have ensured success
sured By the prospective control of an embryo Highland
Bank but disappointed in his expectations by the sape
ror adrotne.s or tredehy Of his associates sud
denly became a radical AntiBsnk and TO the High
land Bank IN partieuicr He is howevec. abl.n
The other Delegates respectable and have Sott
been Members OF the House from ibis County. IS IN
derstood that the Ssrnburners had about 10 majority
the Convention composed Of IS delegates, thus having
all in their way. Yours In haste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

The TARIFF OF ls42-GaOse who wish TO make ,he,n
selves acquainted with hs provisions OF toe existing Tariff
law may The entire OF Congress by purchasing
the Wing Almanac for 1874 Price o! which L. only l2
!. cents. For sale 6 The Tribune once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

MURDER AND ROBBERY IN THE CHEROKEE ma
r1oS-The Arkansas Integencer Of the l4th uit says
On Tuesday night last two wagoners in the employ OF
Mr. Tyree Mussett who their return from ri.
Gibson and were encamped Illinois river, were at
tackled by Indians supposed to be Creeks ana one
of them shot dead, and the ether wounded Inc In
dams then robbed the wagons took two OF three mules
and escaped. The man who was killed was nameu ney
nolds and had been in this country about year
We understand also. that a fracas ensueo oet"een
number Of Cherokee Indians Of the Ridge and hoss par
ties few days since In which Samuel Martin, hoss
man was killed We have heard many stories In refer
ence to it and find difficult credit anything but the
fact Of the killing.
ROBBERY OF THE MAlL.-Between Tuscaloosa
and Montgomery Ala the mail robbed on the 18th ;
the bag was rded and thrown into the river near Mont
eonery and recovered by fisherman. It appears that
on that day there but passenger who was going
from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery. He left for Mobile,
where /, is known he passed OF the $50 Treasury
notes which he had robbed from the mail There were
known to be $50 dollars small Treasury notes in the bag
intended for n Y and other valuabes but how much,
not yet known.
TIE SLAvE-rRADISG CAsEs.-Sentence was yes
erday passed in the u s. Court on Lorin Larkin mas
e- of the schr Merchant and WE Won Pfister OF the
Robert Wilson convicted of engaging the
The punishment was the lowest allowed oy laW-tnree
years imprisonment, and $1,000 fne-tChsrieston Mer-
curry March 2s,h.
COMMONWEALTH. Us. THos RITcHIE, JR--Inls
case will. we suppose, be commenced today Il has
been deferred from dsy day in order thar the Court
nigh, Try another case having precedence Oft
Richmond News, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

FATHER MATHEWS OPINION OF EYDRoFATHY.
DIR. Sher's Water. Care Journal, no. 81 con-
tains the copy Of letter from, Father Mathew 10
Priessnitz the originator of Modern Hydropshy Some
years since this CREST apostle of Temperance spoke
strongly in favor of the system declaring that he
found |, mos, powerful auxiliary in persusdDs to
Join our glorious society and take the Total Abstinence
Pledge The letter referred to we give:
CoRx Sept 18th. iS45.
Nv De,r Mr.. Priessni:-Though this Is the FIRST time
have had the honor of writing 10 you. oos upon you
as an old and much loved friend Tbs feeling has -,-
couraped me 10 address you such and to solicit favor
You have proved yourself the beneactor OF the human
family and have much promoted The sacred cause Of To
tai Abstinence. AS nihng mark of the high estisns-
ton in which hold you presume 20 present the en-
closed Temperance Medal ConGescend 20 accept 4
and TO wear il and you will confer deep obligation on
With profound respect Dear Mr. Priessniiz.
Your devoted friend THEOBALD MATHEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

~! The Hair is dry dirty wirter, but ANAL quan
Ly OF three shilling bottle Of Joues's raj Hair Restore
1--we would It moist soft clean and smooth, snd Keep
ii thrice long any other preparation Sold a. 81
Cha;ham-st ard J2l Broadway. al 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

FIRE AT MEpIsA.-The large brewery, chair fac.
tory and adjoining warehouse owned by Judge Nixon
entirely destroyed BY Gre the night Of hursdsy
tho 18th. tAlb. Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

THE SEMISoLEs-We learn from gentleman
who resides among the Seminoles that they well
pleased with the country they have lately removed to-
and are clearing large farms ready for cultivation the
ensuing summer They will. sure now rapidly
advance and improve, they evnce disposition to cul.
ya.e the SOIL and depend upon ;heir labor and not up
on the chase, for subsistence.
Van Buren, (Ark) Intellisencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
On woman. woInnn. Do ne sl1eels you walk.

on woman woman, in The streets you walk,
Your lovely face 5edaubd with common chalk,
Your skin salluw and corpse Ike. ISL from spite.
That you'll! not use the Jones's Lily White
You Know (or oughto know that toy its power and might
The skin assumes q natural. lfe-iko WHILE
Sold ~ SO Chstham.st. Store 81 Broadway, New York
Price s5 cents al 2teOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

Hos Henry CLAY.-This distinguished citizen
of the whole country the much loved and justly hon
ored man of the people after passing about montht
among the Inequalities OF citizens left here on sat
urday in the Alex Scott, for Natchez where he vii
stop few days going thence to St Louis previous 10
N' IN. o. Tropic,. 22d ult
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Dgr1sIr1oNs BYAWEsrERS EDIroR-K. 4. <.
Kubs Kalifornia and Kanads- P P. P. P. Phty-Phour
Priority or Plight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
Soar is a wonderful. wonderful Soap,

JoSCs's Soar Is a wonderful, wonderful Soap,
For II makes every p;mpe and freckle elopo-
Il makes aesh that's chappd that's diseasd or
Tho the wind blow bleak us In March or December,
Smooth healthy and soft,-cesr, lovely and white,
As the snow on the hills OF q clear winters night
JVness Soap really and truly perfect and never falling
cure for any skin disease making dscoored skin clear
and healthy Sold 81 Chathsui-s- and 32 Broadway
a Prod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

E@ Mr.. LORENZO B. SHEPARD has had superb
Gold Watch presented TO him by the Tammany
Young Mems General Committee OF last year, as
testimonial for his services Chairman of that Com
mtee last year. In his letter of thanks Mr.. S. tells
the donors quoting their words) that he desires to
Join with them in all measures which tend TO "ele-
rate the condition and increase the equal rights Of
Man :" and little farther on he declares prohibit
ing Negro Suffrage" Including the prescription of
those who now vote is amongst the great ques-
lions to be judged and settled for erer."-This is
Just as Democratic and consistent as a Loco-Foco
politician is allowed to be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01
u THURLow WEED peremptorily declines
being considered candidate from Albany for the
Con stitntinnal Cnnyentinn saving.

!" In Withdrawing his name from this association, he
ferred and st more deeply and gratefully penetrated
by the kindness of his Wing friends His dec!enson IS
induced by considerations which, were it neediu TO
them would be satisfactory TO all his friends. But
in declining percmptoriy the honors and places (be
slowed heretofore upon him with prodignl hapd) OF
the Wing party he his pledge of fidelity and de.
voon 10 its serpioe He will labor diligently and ZEAL
ousy outside first elect sound Wing Delegates TO the
Convention and then to secure to the Commonwealth
and the People enlightened liberal CONSTITUTION,
under the wholesome and salutary influences OF which
present and future generations may. protected in all
their rights, live happy and prosperous"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

B We learn from Capt. Mayhem, of the bark
NJ W. Brett, tina. tho Principe snd Nuevitas Railroad is
10 be open for the public on tho 5,h April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

p We are indebted to Hon. r. P. Heuick
for Public Documents
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oursIDE.-Fhst Pase-Brownlng's Poems; Remark
able Phenomenon; Discoveries Freshet In Tioga Coun
" Legislative Mondays Congressional Proceedings
Fourth PagG-The Quaker Of tho olden Time Letter
from VIM c. Boss. on Equal Suffrage Law Courts
Sales Of Stocks; Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

E If the News can argue still on tho assump.
Nsion that all adult male permanent residents of
sound mind do no, include those of African lineage,
tits welcome to go ahead We are content to res,
the case on the facts and arguments already adduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

----------- -. -. ~. $50. q
ScRoFrLA ERAoIcArEp from the System oJ 'ne use Of
Wi:rS Arcahum E<tTGct-Scrou!a Is an befecisiy ci7
case "ansni'''e1 'ioH paeH ~ eN'- a..
tons, and II ID contended by many eminent Pnyseans' a
although IL may NOT develop ;sef in erery generation, still
u Il, the blood 10 be developed In some succeed.
0 -, - ,,,,rI.n.s tIo,v n.rs..srv IA
ing generation WIN RieA1e, rHu''n1e az" =,
IT, ihen tina, parents should make use OF every means "
their power prevent tie extension OF such
marx OF debility which Is visible In all the children their
physical formation symmetrical the Limbs nave nov
ber proper len 9Th the joints generally TOO Large uef
carriage Is bad and they deficient In energy tne "
CANA OF digestion very weak. Many seroiuious gu
are fungy this Of appetite proceeos on US
nertBess OF the digestive ofgans cannot eoTuna s
without becoming active cause oil s.cXness IL
se- (which, however, very rare yoiscious ~ @
lie experienced bu, owing 10 the olsorceu So b ~ c5
food does good The growth snd S Ss nts
dren with his nptom are as nucn re'sioe1 " II ' ~
bat lille ~ ,.,s 90. ,c, ,o,,6Ax,e,
we recommend a1 II 5yean,. ri, at in all
in It's success The use OF ~ r and s.snre he
cases where tho above symptoms r n. ~. there Is no.
public that hey nero ht'e ~ i ~ .,a,.d with per
an Ingredient IN wnen may no. o .n,ion
feet rsedSW % lI co s Tnidsnsne Sole propre,ors
----aa.-----
uu,,s I,yALlBLg OSeugSr for ersdica,lng ply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

How Of DO poor dressed
With grease spots on his coat hts pants and vest
cake OF mo Magic Erasive Soap would clean heni aud
make them bright and spoess Sold 80 Chalhamt or
proa 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

C. We invite special attention to the able let
ter of Mr.. Bloss on Equal Suffrage, which will be
found on the Fourth Pa ge.
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Business Notices.

HEALTH, PHYSIOLOGY, ANATOMY, THE MASiEINs. &C.
Dr. Wietrg gives his ourth regular Lecture ofhe
In Clinton Hall this "wednesday evening April til
O'Clock, on Nutrition Annis Heat the Secret;ons and
Exhibitions the Philosophy CT Colds Coughs Consunp
ton Bronchitis, Rheumatism, &C. Cleanliness and Ven
tilson the laws of Bathing Decayed Teeth Affections Of
the Lungs, Liver Kidneys, &c. and some of the
To be Illustrated by dissectons nom the Mani
kns, and exhibition and description ofthe Liver Kid
ueys Spleen Skin and Mucous Membrane of the Lungs
and Alimentary Canal Also, description with models
larger than life, OF the Ear and Eye. Admission l2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-01

EF- JOCKEY CLUB" EXTRACT. with complete az
sortrnen OF Perfumery Toilet Soaps, Shaving Ces Gen.
uine Bears OIL, Amandine for chapped hands, Coognes
Eau Lustrae spendid preparation for the hair warrant
ed Razors OF superior quality HAIR Nail Tooth and Shaw
ing Brushes Combs, Gc.-ior sale wholesale and retail
By Z. ROUSSEL, l59 Broadway, between Liberty and
Cortland Sta m4 2awlmW edsSsr-
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CoRosER'. OFF1cE-Yesterday.- Coroner
held an inquest at No. e Walnutfs on the body Of Eliza
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THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL /, 1896.

rr General Committee of Democratic Wing
young Meu.-A Regular Meeting OF this Committee
WIN be held at the Broadway Houfe, on Wednesday Even
ing, April Let, at u O'Clock. Byorder
TaEo. z ToMLINSoN, Chairman.
ALsE9 n e e!LDs Secretaries m,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-21
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

GO Mrs. ELIz. MILLER, No 80 Poplar street, be.
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia. has
been completely cured of the most attacks Of
Rheumatism for which she had tried every hing in
vain. The exlrene pain would often compel her Ia
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up so as to he completely useless After usisg the
Rings and FLUID for only "a hours, the pains entirely
left ana she has had the slightest attack for pc
Rod of several months. t." 80 ...
DR, CHRlsTIRis in possession Of nearly one thou
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured oi the most severe rheumatism
both Chronic aud lnflammatory, for which every 9th
er "remedy" was useless. The Rings ami Fluid
VIII II properly applied, have never been known "a
fail in any of these cases. - 1.F"usI "I .-.. .r.
f5- Beware Of spurious mutations OF these articles
The oniJ place in Baltimore 10 obtain the GENUlNE
Rings and Fluid is at The Drug Store OFFS s. HANCE
1903 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CH ARIES
and PRATT SITS. ....
All articles of the lind sold elsew here in the city
are WORTHLESS counterfes, without the least GaIvaniC
influence or ne6cial effect. fel0
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-21

y o. CONSUMPTION, and the best medicine
ENuown to man tor Asthma of every stage, Liver Com
plants, Bronchitis, Influenza, Coughs, Colds Bleed
.!Ang of the Lungs, Shortness of Breath, pains aud
weakness in the side, breast &C., and all other dis
Eases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
A very important disease over which this Balsam'
exerts very powerful influence, is that of Dseas-
ed Liver. In this complaint it has undoubtedly prov
I'd more etfcacous than any remedy hitherto employ
ed, and in numerous instances when patients had ell
dured long and severe suffering from the disease,
without receiving the least benefit iron various rem
edies, and when MERCURY has been resorted to in
vain, the Of this Basa lSas restored the LIVER
TO healthy action and in many instances effected
PERMANENT CURES, after every known remedy had
Mailed to produce this desired effort.
Besides its asst nishng efficacy in the diseases above
meHtiOned, we also find il very etfectua remedy in
ASTHMA, 4 complaint in which it has been extern
siVey used with decided success, wen in cases of
years standing
4 1t not only emanates from regular Physician, hut
has also been well tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended. 1t is not my intention,
therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, in any way
deceive the public by ovenating its virtues; the
contrary, shall simply endeavor to five brief state
ment of its usefulness and fatter mysefthat its
prsing efficacy will enable me furnish such proofs
of its virtues will satisfy the most incredulous,
that Consumption y aud sCAN BE CURED,' if
this medicine be resOrted to in time, For sale by
I STABLER Il CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also by George X. Tyler, % L. Baltimore street;
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kEs, Market and Greensts.; George I'll. Keerl,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. ". Robinson, So North
Gay street. fel6. lw
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GRAND BIRTm. NIGHT BALL,

= M W NSH INNTUN HALI,
ON MONDAY EPENENG, FEB'Y 23D, 1916.
THNHE INDEPENDENT GREYS would
IN respectfully inform the public, that aitoe solicit
taton of number of their friends, they have deter
in honor of the BIRTH DAY of the IMMORTAL
WASHINGTON, which will be held at FLASHING
TON HILL, on MONDAY EVENING, February
25d, $40 The Greys fiatter themselves that the re-
puiaon OF the corps in getting mp public entertain
mems, renders 1t unnecessary to go into lengthy
detail OF the arrangements that being made, but
they would merely say, that they will spare neither
pains nor expense TO make it worthy of the occasion
for which it is gotten up-entrey satisfactory to all
who may honor them with their presence, and one
that will reflect credit upon themselves in short il
wlII snrpass anything of the kind held this
03-The Programme will be select comprising
dances OF the most fashionable and faVorte character
QCp-The best Cotiion Music in the city has been
engaged for the occasion,
NS-TtCKETS 81 EACH-admitting gentleman
ana lady be had of the members of the Company
and al the different newspaper offices. fe7-eotb