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WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1896
The Instructions to General Tdylor-.4 cord fuo
to the public edifcafion.
ter ALL there is great harm done in the letter
writers" detailing advance the of the army
and the designs of the administration Father Richie
complains dreadfully but what does all that signify
In the first place he leads all of the track by the
ganic that orders have gone to General
Taylor by Major Graham for breaking up the capula
ton and marching forward forthwth-troops
troops provisions or no provisions the march has be
pursued and the enemy captured Now turns out and
we are assured it unlenabe fact indeed the editor
of the Union confesses mucht turns out sir that
there were no such instructions; but that while the War
Department would have suggested an immediate pursuit
of Ampuda, such suggestion was prudenily withheld
and full discretion was allowed instead to the com
him should appear most advisable And this was the
right way. "Old Zack' has shown us that ho never
ahead until he he right and then he
fails
There may have been innocent design in this nrst
PRONUNCIATION OF the vigorous prosecution OF the war into
Arica- may have been intended to operate upon the
elections then approaching in York State but would
cutve editor honestly believed that he telling the
whole story Of these instructions at the time unless the
accustomed ambiguity in certain important POINTS may
warrant a different inference
Al ali events the truth is now out and we think the
people will feel alarm at the assurance that the time
when the Army OF Occupation shall push up into the ia
BILE lands is left entirely at the discretion OF Gen. Taylor
discretion which is fair to presume, will not be dis
turbed until shall have heard of the tone and temper
of that constitutient Congress Tor peace.
All accounts from the Army justify the supposon that
the Mexicans anxious to negotiate they are
wearied of this war-that their finances exhausted
and their spirit Frustrated The cordias between
Santa Anna and the President is not finally broken OF
Both sides holding back though both under the popu
lar demand, called upon Sor the most active
tons. Another month, hope will bring this compul
sorry war both sides to an end.
Meantime we have every reason to expect success.
full demonstration by Commodore Common. upon
ALVARADO.
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TEL & q r APP Hic.
Delaware Easction.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 8 IN.
hasten to iniorm.you, on the lightning line, OF
an item OF election news II is now admitted by
the democrats generally, that the wings have a
majority OF one in each branch of the Legislature
of Delaware. Houston, the wing candidate, is
elected to Congress by majority of ninety eight
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, II Z. M.
We hasten to despatch you the following items:
Intelligence has reached us that Gen Kearney
left Santa Fe for California on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, with 400 mounted mules in his train
All is tranquil at Santa Fe, although we are
sorry to say that there is quite scarcity of pro-
visions
Ii is rumored that Armjo, who, with a few des
peradoes, is prowlng the mountains, is melting
the inhabitants to resistance.
The Southern Mail brings no intelligence from
the seat of war.
The flour market here is dull.
1t is now certain that the Wings have carried
the Legislature of Iowa.
There is no local news worth send ing you.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT

5tss hfsH' G9sSEsr
WHICH e. will be assisted Hy MILF
s6S R5saG FG MR. sSc
will presite the ranofore-havng kindly volunteered
'''''' '''''''' PROGRAMME
n nS1i L.. TslST u Mis-, Jose
Donreui
o. son, Komaaes from Joseph" ....,...... Herr
the opera Of Robert la Diable". Meyerbeer
S.a.sa f:. dss: fS;t sss Mis-. H.
/. songaM.. Ferguson (bS paiti. ul,r reque.t)
q 1Pi,noic.te-Mis. far;i. ''Edcaaid ct
Dussmiisnofo,;:1M:. tar.i and Mis-: ii. " h'H'sn
. Rasss 1 Ms1sa s Note. bon 1"'sf
5. Grand Faats,a-Miss j. Bramson, LA com -
Tickets One Dollar be had at the music stores.
Doors open a. T. the Concert commences at o'clock pre-.
CeTsi6ssts presented to M.s Josephine Brm.on BY emf
hearing Ms, J0..pL,He Bramoa private aPd must
play on the Piano with I'll II. rap Ss
the ste DIV e-keeping and the Of adult piOessor
physical Strength "e could
PRorEssoRs OF New YORK.
Piero Msroncel Michele Rspetti, George Loder A. +.
HsHrish u KYLE, Austa Philips. julius Metz u. C.
W.. p,esGss II W otssofsa n''e'e G. Taylor Jane.
r,,', PP%srr..ons o. PH.1.Dslral..
y s'oi's viqssa. sm,,S. xs,%:.a: CsTa: ''''
H.A. Allen. r. rFFs ssr ms sn b4l''"'"1'
George W. WEBB coniacso "r Of the Boston Academy Of
Mae: H.ary seb@idt leader ofths PhSa moac Society
Garcia n Bal Hs f Ed%a L. Waissr I'd
N. B. Miss b. having commenced Tuition on the Piano
Forte. will attend at The residence other Patrons or give in
.on.bis terms. MD ae cd ,ns.r
NO PosTFoNEMENT on ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHER
PROFESSOR RODGERS
THIRD TsI 'i fEcT 'Gi
NEW COURSE.
At the corner of Grove and Hudson streets
" Several viii Be Mssas,issa and vrier, Int
resng Experiments will be performed them. MA tier
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
At THE TABERNACLE.
THE SE T ri
to their friend and the citizens generally Of New York
A OF s eoss
Music ,cadux several new compost Ons which have won
Tickets Fifty Cents-to be had the principal Music
Doors open 1t o'clock To commence at half.pas,7
MD 3tssr
FREE ONCERTS
SELECT FREE AND EASY.
Erery EUsning, at the Stag Hotel rs Mercer street.
betUeen Hopard and Grand.
Commencing on V VoGAris Hsy '''7H 0'el'ef
Mrs. Newton. Miss De Mortimer, and Mr. Collins.
A professor will preside the Piano Forte
MA ltsrc
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-5TH SEASON.
THE subscribers aud the public respec fully informed
that the first concert OF the will take
place at the Apollo Roo Saturday evening" November
| 81, 1886.
Subscriptions received the music stores of Messrs.
Scharenberg Luis and Z. f. Hoyer and by the Secretary
BY order JAMES L. ENSIGN, Secretary,
MO 10, H. II, II, l9eod All Houston street-i
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WAsRINsroN, Nov. IL, ls46.
Tie Gun Cotton and other Things.
The gun cotton tried to-day at the arsenal, In the
presence of the Secretary OF War; Col Totem Of opo
graphical engineers, and others and under the various
tests applied found to be superior article to gun
powder.
Capt. Thistles ambulantes, for the transportation
wounded and sick soldiers also exhibited They
very snug, and easy, and cheap. They are so
trved that several Of them may be converted into pom
ton bridge for foot soldiers, and in a tight place
where il is impossible TO turn the vehicles round the
horses may be hiched at the other end because there
only two wheels to each carriage and shafts at each
end.
Major Stanton's floats, cames of India rubber for
transporting baggage wagons sc across such rivers
the Rio Grande we're also tried at the place.
set of Them inflated for the purpose, sustained heavy
wagon with nine in it, in the waters mot across) of
the Potomac.
We making great improvements in the art and ar
ticles of war. w.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1886
No Official Dispatches yet.a SCHNEIDER Relief Of the
Sick Soidi1s-Rep Henry Shiver-C ircusses and
Theatres-Markets, &c.
1t seems there dispatches from General Taylor
yet the details Of the capture of Monterey The let
ers received from him said to be only minor
ers and is quite singular that these have not been
published.
Quite fever has been raised among the upper ten
thousand" by the imposition of who figured large.
ly here, and claimed to be Engshmsn Of birth and
title. He had secured the love and engaged
to be married to young heiress; but rumor brought
along statement that he Of even lower parentsge
than the gardeners son." and had in his time nhabit.
cd foreign penitentaries. He has sloped leaving a
large number of taors and other bills unpaid with
item of several hundred the books Of the hotel
where he boarded II is now suspected that he had
hand in q number of room robberes which have taken
place in the hotel but which his supposed high cbsrsc
Ter and family precuded the possibility of his having
been the thief. He was chief man among the young
The movement in behalf of the sick soldiers of the
Rio Grande has succeeded admirably in this atty.
The ayn an sns are s
in vessel to sail from here in few days for the
Rio Grande, which will carry them out
The Rev. Henry Hizer, formerly Chaplain of the
House of Representatives and well known among the
Methodists Of the country, il lying dangerously iii at
Washington He was considered slightly improved last
night.
Messrs WEIGH < Delavans Circus establishment IL
partly in this city, and the remainder will be here in
few days The Front Street Theatre is being fitted up
for them.
Sands & Len.s Amphheatrs close mex, week They
have done large business and still have heir spacious
establishment crowded nightly.
The Holiday Street Theatre is still crowded to
Mr. Anderson He takes benefit to night, and to-mor
row appears for the last time. Next week the Seguns
commence an engagement, and are to be followed by
Forrest.
Rogers the stammering printer, has attracted fui
houses at the theatre every night for moro than week
past He is very good, and quite natural curiosity
THE MARKxr-Flour hiss settled down $50. At which
rate large sales making Grain also deeloed consid
eaby. The stock Of flour market unusuay small Tor
the season.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. IL. IA M.
BUFFALO. Friday. Nov. I3-lPM

BUFFALO, Friday, Nov. 49, p M.
The market continues very dull, and we have
large arrivals of breadstuifs Sales of -four have
been made at 81 37i, wheat al 10 a "a and corn
at 35 cents.
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VANDERLYN'S GREAT NATIONAL
DICTURE of the Landing Of Columbus. painted by order
Of Congress, exhibiting for short in the
large saloon of the Academy OF Design OF Broadway
and Leonard streets.
Open from "a NJ toll M Season tickets 50 cents; sin.
gle admission. rs cts; descriptive pamphlets, Ga.
oA 3MiskIc
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS + 81 WATT STREET
FRONTING CANAL srRrrr

BellCeen Hudson and Grteicich streets
MIR J. H MERRIAM takes this opportunity of re tur,ing
W his most grateful acknowledgements. to those who have
identified with ths New York Riding School, and pedses
himself to endeavor by the most unremitting
merit continuance OF their kindness He would
inform his friends and the public that he will open hi,
Evening Glasses IN connection with his Day School tut
vember Application be made the Ofire or School
ROOM JAS. CODDINGTON Proprietor
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Union UOIISE

rHE subscriber taken named and spen.
did Hotel completed the centre Of the beautiful
vi, age of Springfield Mass and will open the for the
public accommodation the 3oth The Union House
large richly finished and furnished, aud offers
adv TO ali persons raveng through springfield for
business pleasure living recently kept the United
States Hotel" and "Congress Hail. at Saratoga, the sub.
scber respectfully his old friends and trons aud
s. s. sEMAN.
Springfield GuIv a. 1916 ana smsr
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MkS. ZEtrLlO.
No. 81 Diptsiou Stree

w Ill open large assortment Of Paris millinery, Bonnets,
goods M 1nsr LOT mspee!,on cnoes soex ., "a
being with good from the latest arrivals,
wwsm wortny ne attention of purchasers.
II. and mIlners from the country wanting maeri-
wonid md their interest TO- call before
- ne ock "a fresh the style the latest; which
wi" NC "sPoseu"i on reasonable terms. Of lmo~nc
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PHnADrLrHrA, Nov. 10, 1896

PHrApELrHIA, Nov. Ii, 1896
The city councils met last evening, and were in
session until after midnight, discussing the ordinance
authorizing the subscription to the Central Rail-
road The ordinance having been passed by the
Common Council at their former meeting the de-
bate was confined to the select branch. An able
speech in opposition to the measure delivered by
Mr. Meredith which elicitod response from Mr. Tyson
Messrs Gipin Wetherill, and Trucks also delivered
speoches in opposition the ordinance and replied
to by Messrs Tyson and Chandler. The ordinance
subsequently passed by vote of to 4, and being
Cured in by the Common Council has become law.
protest. signed by Messrs Meredith, wetherill Gilpn,
and Trucks presented, and ordered to be placed
upon the minutes.
The Western Telegraph Line is progressing very n
pidly under the supcrinendencs of Mr.. oReilcy The
wires complete TO Carlisle Saturday last and
by tomorrow evening will, it expected reach Cham
bersburg The design Of reaching Pitsburg py the ISL
Of January, II is thought will be accomplished.
Morton NJ Michsel, the late sherih Oh the county
Philadelphia, has taken interest in the worm 1mtca
and will participate in the editorial duties oil that journal
George Pitt Esq has been appointed CLERK OF the CIR
cult Court Of the United States Francis hopknson Esq
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THE PLANO-SINGING-
ENGLISH

M RS. MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated Crovil and Sir
A George Smart prepared give lessons in Singing in
English Or Italian and on the Piano Forte residence
NO 20 LISPENAkD that of her on
able Mrs NJ also ready schools in classes
in the city in the country.
% musical accomplishment, connected with refined
education the surest passport iey in all various
attractions and those who wish av themselves such adj
should place themselves tutege OF Mrs
Mnv~v M Int
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DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
HOWARD SrREET

81 HOWARD STREET,
SIGNORA and SIGNOR FEkRERO have reopen
- their school. Days Of tuition, Wednesdays and
s,tnrdays, and Mondays sad Thpr.d,ys, at b,Ifpa't
Monday and Thur,day evenings at O'clock, Dancing
and Watzing Class for Gentlemen. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, al o'clock WALKING Class for do
al the fashionable dances. including Polkss Ma.srhss and
Private Soirees will be given usual Private classes pr
lessons and Boarding Schools puncfuaiy attended to-
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DATCHELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
- soutely the only article yet invented that be de-
pended color the human hair whskeTs &c. without
staining injury TO the skim Destroying the health and
elasticity OF the hair This feet aested by hundreds who
o will not be disturbed by constant washing and will be
natural much complained Of in ordinary hair dye
Sold wholesale and retail by
WIN. BATCHELOR, Wall st.
Agent fhlladeiphit Eng koussel oh lnsr
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sHtkwOnD s. tloAEk'S SALOON,

SHERW UOD q FISHEK'o OALUUN,
OEO BROADWAY, under late Peale's Museum This
LOk saloon, connection with their establishment
ner broadway and Walker ha, been fitted up
the appliances OF comfort which
dern has suggested liberal outlay conld Procure
Situated is of rgest thoroughares BROAD
scbers anticipate share of patronage equivalent their
accommodations.
N B. Ia addition in Broadway, very plea
SAINT entrance is opened in Murray street, where persons
wishing private and private ROOM will find
modatinns equal If SUPERIOR any other establishment
in the city. Open Wednesday Nov. nth, at 10 O'clock
tv,s
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LA ROY SUNDERLAND'S
TIL SERIES OLE INTEII.EC IIIAL ENTER.

La ROY SUNDEKDAND'S
FOURTH SERIES OF INTELLEC TUAL ENTER,
TAlNMENTS.
M AN PHYSIOL0GICALLY AND MENTALLY con
lvl dered Four Exper mental Lectures the Human
Soul, by LA ROY sUNDERL AND, in the Coliseum, $50
ings of the week o'clock in which attempt
WILDE made for the Visions OF and the
Popish Miracles without agency and giving The
rationale of spells charms flscnaton trance somuanbu
sm, spectral ILLUSIONS dreaming insanity second sight
wchc raft and ghosts combining OF results
ed in the minds OF the audience eKatc grave, witty mh-
full, musical, mysterious, and wonderful
Tickets Is cents to be had the door, NIL 4tissrrc
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FkEEMAN'S HALL TO LET.
- THIS HALL. bsilt by the Freeman's Hall Asso-
E: citation Of the city Of Brooklyn der charter from
S4R the Legislature Of the State Of New York il now
nenIiy completed aud ready for tenant.
This spacious building fifty by eighty feet rqusre and
four stories high elegantly situated for public hotel
South Brooklyn, on the corner of Columbia and Amty
streets There is hsll occupying the whole Of the third
and to frat whole will be rented by
the association at reasonable rent, lease
term Of years.
The attention Of keepers Of public hotels is invited and
they to view the premises For further nfor
nation, apply To- either Of the undersigned committee.
JAMES FkEEL. &c Myrtle Avenue.
JOHN SWEENEY, Columbia Hotel South Ferry.
THOMAS NULL, GAN, corner Of Atlantic and Hicks
streets
TnOMAS LESLIE, Secretary OF the Association,
corner Of Tillery and Fulton Fulton sts., Brooklyn
Nov. 6. 1916. ne2wsc
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sresA AS ssta5SK HsssiESs;;I WATCHES
Saa 'ii:': rs S ssa
Watches for account Of whom concern and pay
money indiyldu.i; well the trade directed he
highest m' s Ss to the
WM ". SHIRLEY. AuctioneeT
ras.a H's Nov Ill., Sx oSs
s lee ss s E1:aeS sS:
granite stone and flowing blue dining ,s eos. and toi
Eiit sad sroa.s T;nSois, and 10 shs chsnd handle
ment. & in lots to suit families Sale positive fSI cs.h
NEW AND sEE6s SbE RtS
- wiLLARD-Thisd day ts,,ardsyJ Nov: ii,h at 10
- ,T room NO rine street, avaety Of good
Also :ss1si hand furniture, sold to pay advances.
At2 o'clock valuable piano ortes and 100 stuffed Birds
.ngIy ana IN cases. Catalogues now ready nh liter
ROYAL IGURLEY, Auctiopee-
y Gnrley CO. at their long room 30. Broadway corner
ported Guiding several good pictures. The ..aoa Of
% :: . .oa s & Monday
fac specimens Of the art. Also 50 Frames MS II
CONSULATE GENERAL OF FRANCE.
SEhALEp PROPOSALS w be received a, the office Of
for snsh % aSIs.
Tiaue Cpten AudbeH now laying under repairs at Will
u Further Information be had by applying above from
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 200, 900 DOLLARS.
WITH SURPLUS.
CONTINUES take risks buildings machinery. mer
H. ehand's Sad S.nera on their usual mvor.
eat that have ever occurred the country
o.... ts which they always prsesi.sd Of
ns saaa . AID S: the
ussI
,, ,m,.,s Ely t PiS}SSxsS 51..,., President
THE HIGHEST PRICES advanced in large and small
TS' ssd ss:s
fsIiGs. rsGPsSy %; I9HN DAEs
Person: received in private Office By ringing the bell
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
Il Kind. Wearing Apparel Csrpsis Se s.iS p .sad
ins sS the subscriber at Marion
asss the :ss
WANTED.
os "a.
price for the same BY applying the subscriber his
'''4A the post 'Sf
SCOTT f. IHOMPSON'S
CITY CASH Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery. Tea
~ Wine, and Spirit Establishment No. 597 Broadway New
York. Scott Co., NO. rs Nassau street, in conseI
quence Of the solicitations Of number of their uptown
toner's have been induces establishment tho
cash principle !" the above 3s7 Bro.away. They will con-
stanty have on hand the best OF
above ne and at prices that sstons the inhabitants
the upper part OF the city Amongst the will be
found the following:
Teas of the latest finest qualities; sugars
oevery grades Mocha Java Laguayra and Maracabo coffee
Ti.s, sherry MsdsiJ eaIe &C
ted Glenlevet and slay brand. Barclay Perkins London
brown stout Edinburgh and Aoway Mslaga fruit;
pickles; candies; os old English dairy
Glasgow speed hams English French and American
B-Very old and superior London dock port; AmonuI-
ado pale sherry do pale gold and sherry;
East India reserve Madeira NEWTON GORDON Murdock and
SCOTS, &c. &c -
PS-Goods delivered free Of in any part of the
city. and for cash only. oiS i'm srrc
GOLD PEN MACHINERY
~HE undersigned offers for sae on reasonable terms Sc
vera complete of Gold Pen Machinery IN perfect
oIdsf for Diamond Pointed God Pens They
desired Terms made known app person OF BY
post pad letter to j. NJ TROWBRlDGE, Syracuse, N. Y
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sfesssfS hoses issses md ~ sasass "a assest-as
snesst nearly irsss az tue ssfpias rsvshas was q
any sins, ssaos the ias. accumulation commenced.
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CHURCH OF SAINT GEORGE THE MARTYR

CHURCH OF SAINT GEORGE THE MARTYR
No. 4I0 BROADWAY
This CHURCH which is particularly designed for
the Lensf' OF British Emigants aud English Residents
is OF en- every Lords day Free Church. for all who
choose to attend upsn Divine Service which
hafpast TO- AM Pr and at halfpast o'clock in the
evening. - .
n Sunday evening mex, the sermon will be preached
by n Rev Samuel Seabody D. rector of the Church of
tn Aunurciation MA ltsrc
THE HOWARD HOTEL is now spared to acc opmo
dste for the winter few families and single boar
mia iw*rc THOMAS WHITE.
HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES
THE propetors the above KaDgs the pub
lie, warrants them 70 perform the purposes for which
they purchased and If they will be removed free
OF any expense the purchaser Numerous references
can be given wishing to purchase The prices
rarge from Is to As dollars.
Grates the for Parlos. Offices and Bed
Rooms.
stoves-Hall, Office and Bed Room Stoves, Stoveppes,
Ee &c.
Tin Wsre-Brght plain and japanned They have
all times ready TO set ranges, CRATES, and boilers Also
smokey chimneys cured-no cure no
A. GILHOOLY and SON,
Propretors and Manufacturer. 10 Nassau street.
me- m*rrr
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THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE PLAsrERERS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
" will be given Tuesday Evening, Nov. 18th, at the
Apollo Rooms No. 40 Broadway. The floor will be under
The of Mr.. D. Lucas, assisted by committee
Of the society. Lothan New York Band Mr. j. No
sher leader engaged for The OCCASION Tickets 81 70 be
had Vignardown No. 472 Bowery Connoly Canal
Elm street; BentIey 9Th and 18th Robnson
9th Colgan James Brooklyn and the door
IN the evening Of the ball; aud f ON
THE COMMITTEE
f.. Butler w. II. Washington, b Connolly,
j. Stott, L. Rooney, j. Wickham.
m JOHN Mc(tRATH, Sec'v.
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THISTLE BALL

IflSI LIZ DALI.
THE Manager: Of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT AS
L ISOLATION respectfully announce that their FIRST
BALL for will tax. place Castle Garden
THURSDAY EVE ING, NOV 49, the procee DIS to be APP
piled TO charitable purposes without distinction
OF rect Country.
The order Of dancing according TO programme.
Manager II the FIoor-Nir q. Robertson.
Leader of the Orchestr MIR. W m Wallace.
The celebra ed Mr. r. Kendall the Buge.
Bog Piper-Mr McKerracher.
Doors open at Dancing will commence at o'clock
precisely.
One Dollar eachwili admit rentl and two
LADIES'. To be had OF Nessrs stodar Dunham Co., Musc
store, No 36l Broadway Peter MAe, II Ceutre street
the bar Castle Garden and Of either Of the managers
have made that will through
Hudson street Broad" ay ,be Bowery and East Broadway
and from III. Garden until O'clock the usual charges
Carriages II set down their catering INTO he
Battery by the Greenw oh and gsng out by the
Inspector Of Hacks will be rsdy to enforce the
lice regulations.
Checks not trans fersble.
a. CAMERON, Secy.
B-Members entitled to tickets quested to make
early application to the Secretary, no members tcket
will he iszued ont he of he