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500 ::E ss:: 's s.
1s ,ss s 'ssl 3 s
ire -. 10Y 11s mo1-n: d21 lm'm
,,,u RgsL IS; ..ALE AT The NAVY YARD: :
NEXT asry III, O'clock various ar isis. Of
ArsaaJ Prorisons and ciotsins
ss s s'S p:. na
Lot Of si,atings ard OIL Casks.
a. BnreDu Of Yafds and Docks
y B@saa ls s5 Medicine and Surgery
Castor Y aamPs silver Ca.hster vsPcr B:,h Apparatus
ss Bhs T k;e T5Tf
Tf K Coffee Pot. SPIT.
Tssn.-Ca.h on delivery.
-. ,,.,, PROSPER NJ wETMons..
BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. Aston Place, late 9TH Street.
THE ms S x'h t.
opsaei The above FOR the sale q Birds. lForrsn
peasss ss ssoss d. sss
SEQ 70 .dS SaGss IL h. most II. fancy m
articles IL b, gs iae si Fancy sssns Of hs different
F Bsss. .i S &c.
gu. :. II sE i1iiH
CHOICE PERFuMEKY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
of
French and English rerfumery Consisting Of Pstchou y
Verbena, Bouquet de Care Extracts of Geranium Vio
the genuine Fa.na Cologne the very price Of 81 IS per
box, usually sold at 81 IS
WEEKS 4 ANDERSON
30 Fulton, corner Water street. and So Bowery
dT lwtr corner Walker street.
j. IL. BALL, 22O BLEECKER 81.
YES that il the place where crowds of people supplied
with lots Of good things and you any OF your friends
wish to purchase fine Old Madeira, Port Sherry or any de-
description OF good Wine rich Cordiss fresh Fruits
take my advice and leave orders above you will
De sure oil oelnK served to your wishes. DDS lw~r
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
WHAT acceptable and Appropriate offering than se-
w lection the following new and rich GOODS most
ly received per the Acadia =?
Splendid silk, Satin Merno Dressing Gowns, Embro.
dered Cashmere. Marsees Silk and Satin Vesngs Black
ard Fancy Silk and Satin Scarisand Crayas variety
Shawl pattern Merno Muerv Travelling Cravats Extra
size and quality Twed Silk with large as
sortment Of fancy Dress Articles.
Cloth Clonks Youths Overcoats &c. for sale 2s Broad
way. American Hotel. w. +. JENNINGS & co.
isfJ2
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AmCB E m ENTs.
LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERTs EVERY EVENIN q t.
1T the RECESS. l57 Broadroy.
ry,HS tire pleasant places 10 this
city, aud those who like rational would
be jissppoin ed ia The arrangements. LUNCHES are served
every ds-Fish Chowder Sunda s. and Turtle Soup
Wed .esdays The above is fitted up
style whore furnished may be had By the day week
month or by the year At very Ie.sonahle rate. linn
MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTIkLI0N BAND would resIec full
y inform their friends and the public, that they
to play balls aud parties the newest Coalitions
Watzes, Gaops Pokas By Musard Strauss, La.ner La
b.izky, &c.
The Band consists OF from twenty five instruments
with Harp Orders will be attended TO at the
Forte. MI. JOHANN MUNCK will give also instruction
Harp and Piano Forte reasonable terms Inquire at No.
l67 Elm street ia lmfm
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Monday Evening, january 8,

Monday Evening January,
HAMLET Prince Of Denmark.
Hamlet MIR A Adams; Ghost Mr. Scott Lseres, Morns,
osris shaw; opieia Mr.. Duke; Queen .sssa
Dancing by. ::....,. Miss Car!ms and Master Wood
I Ho gSals + T f2aflaSf s''h
Rsss = Justice Day, Green Ruth Mrs Mesteyer ms,
,r Tuesday, Nj A. A. Adams in the character of BER-
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
wELch' e MA n %! &S fSm DELAvAN;
combination Of unaproachahe Voitg~urs and
Gymuasts, unrvaed in the Equine Temples Of
The limits Of IN advertisement win barely admit Of des
epve list Of some Of the highly gifted artists of this great
MADAME Mac ARTE. Fist P1acip.l.
MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Equestrian.
MRS WOODS an Asn.a1d. and Two Horse Equs:tran
MISS L. WELLS.
Principal Male Equest,i;rs, LEyI NORTH and T V.
N First First Equs,,,an P1s,SSms. e ROGERS a;I rr
-" ''"0O siGSoR GEkMANT- 'A''a' -"'e'''
Two and Nbnr Horse .quesu,,n and Postonist j. J.
Personifer Of Local Characters, &c, MIR: z WOODS.
r; Pii9;r;,i Arena s. a EqSs.an GARFQhn
Le Go%a. VI and HSHfAh
iHTs %ExEk sss
GO n Of RGSg Riders Al 9rchs.., full and
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. J. ALLEN
The Box Office Is open from O'Clock n the morning unit
o'clock I'm where every attention will be paid to the public
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CELEBRATION OF THE THIKTIETH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS,

On the Sh Of January, 1916.
GRAND BALL,
by
society or Vammany or Columbian Order.
rJNHE ANNUAL BALL Of this Society will be given
Tammany Hall the 9Th OF Januery next, with sua
splendor.
The win be ezantly ard deliberately decorated by
De Jouge Of the Park The The celebrated Band Of Mr.
Lothian engaged for the occasion Many Mil
tary Naval and other guests have been invited many Of
whom will be The efficient police and other
arrangement, are progress to render the fesvity
respect worthy Of the and OF the Society who
memofae It,
Tickets may be obtained Of the following
COMMITTEE.
Charles Mills, Stephen r. Harris. MD.
Elijah +. Purdy, Henry Vandew water,
James Conner, p. McCaffety,
Robert B. Boyd. David Feek,
Peter Crawford, Reuben Bum,
George y. Messerve, John Everson,
Henry Storms, III. Van How enbuIg Md.
John J. Manning, James &. Stoneall,
Paul Hubs. Joseph A. Diver,
Charles Mspes, George q. Bariarine,
Henry p. Wsnmaker, I. X. Hibbard
Thomas X. KellinRer, VIM Tyack,
Abraham BoEart, Jr., VIM. +. trout,
VIM J. Brown, Theophlus Peck,
Geo >. Mann, Avery Green,
Isaac V. Fowler, Jonn Bee ker,
Richard b. Contly, Richard y. Letter,
John 8. J. Westerveh, u Barton.
DANIEL Z. DELAVAN, Grand sachem
AsHuRy w. KIRK, Secretary.
N. The Committee OF Arzng requested TO be
punctua ia their attendance Tuesday o'clock
as business Of importance will be laid before them
d20 2trc
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TO TAILORS.
TINE UNDERSIGNED would intimate the trade that i
i now two yeurs since the publication Of the frat edition
ofhis celebrated work Cutting Garments during which
time il with cedented SALE and IN no instance
whatever any objections ben made TO its pactc utility
But the all Who have used recommend as su
TO thing Of the kind here oneed 10 the trade
The explanations ofthe Diagram ample and plain 80 that
ordinary capacity, and without other nstuc
tons enabled few hours % cut kind OF garment IN
style and fashion, which heretofore required YEAR,
of the most study and close application The price Of
the whole work from eight book ad can
be obtained Of the author, at No 3 Broadway
dtl 1meodsr w. II. sTINEMEIS.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

FennSylUdnld AUe1lue, TT0ShlngtOW Guy, u. G.
THE PKOPRIETORS Of this new large and modern built
lie for the liberal support they have given and confidently
signed the public The house situate
the Avenue the promenade side between Third and Four
Capitol tits capable Of accommodating three hundred
for the winters season HE psrors and ladies'
have been elegantly fanisbedae ladies' ordinary taseuiy
ha! been adapt to the comfort Of
The dining hall Of the most commodious and best light
polite active obsdisn and we'll disciplined Briefly
fdenty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public in
all the essentials required to render public house home
the traveller.
Charges as heretofore 81 so per day Permanent borders
taken at fair discount in with the spirit Of the
times TYLER & BIRCH.
The Expres will please copy every other day for three
weeks and send bill to Tyler Birch. ms SIN eod+rc
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FIRST COMPANY UNION kIFLEMEN'S
RAIL-.


BALL.
J. at the Apollo, Wednesday, the 2Stl January next
In making the the committee have
been instructed 10 pains and 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected the company this occasion will supass all
their former efforts.
Tickets S2 be obtained Of the following committee
Sergeant Whitman 256 Bleecker st.
PayuIon, 30 West Broadway
Charles D. Stiles, Gothic Hall, 3i6 Broadway
Henry Walker. $50 Grand st.
VIM Brmlow SO Cherry
X. w. Parker, 1856 Greenwich st.
dl3 % jan 3.l5,2sT.23sr
TOMPKlNS' BLUES BALL.
rINHE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL Of this Com
p.py will take place a. Nibos on Monday evening" jan
COMMITTEE:
Lieut.. john r. Pratt Ensign Jonas Bartlett,
sergt. George II: Dskn.
Lieut.. JOHN THOMAS, Chairman:
Serg. GEO. H. BARR, Secretary. d23.oJ5r
DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS.
MIR. q: ROBERTSON respectfully informs his friends
M giving the various modes Of dancing
Days Of iutonW and Saturdays, from M
Tor ladies' and under "a aud from ~ Nj Tor
uemen private class for ladies' from TO M. Assem-
bes will take place sernmonhly free season
tickets g. The above rooms have been newly painted and
and guardians that effort be used 70 add the com
fort Of pupils while school, Those wishing to subscribe
will please call as above.
MI r. will give his 6rst Grand Ball of the Mon
had at the Class Rooms. at MI. Rs, ITO Canal ,ree
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VANAMBUkGH a. CO.'S
400 l. q q l. K X H BI TON,


~ u Ia u u "A Il K y H i I'll ON,
No. 81 BOwcry,
=: issa On
M 1an success: hs. retar:a ais. h.Sas
II Hsg
Il. N.% e %s S,
aPse e 10
o zen lin, s as under has mre
GRAND coNdERT Is ~ GWEN ~ hHH BY
JULES FONTANA,
ssS oSMisss s FfR
/. Duet,-D Dove M.i Mercadante-M.s Mathilde Korsin
Grand Fantasia on Spanish An composed and executed
3 Al. rom La CANA Miss NJ korsnsIy
T. Grand Fantasia the Finaefom Lucia d Lsmmemsor
composed BY List f..1' Mr. ;. F0n''a'
l. c.ssi.; s q 2..i .s Mr. Meyer
Lolita, FAIRY Waltz, composed and r1ecu- =,
x Yea n6y Ms Ko ssasIns
asaeaoi; Of eyeIsss T eenpo.sd
Dss%ts Mr. ;. s'n''''
. Soa each to S had !; s Music % aud
Eighth Annual Ball
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATIONS OF THE CITY
THE COMMITTEE d sa Se sso1. Association respectfully
inform the he,svosns public tes, shsr
ssss os Tie
Brooklyn (iate Military Garden The Committee pledge
make he evening agreeable i no;
interesting thsn their former Ones
They doubt that all those who feel interested pov
ding an Asylum for the destitute Male Orphans of this
will evince their socitude by being this
Tickets at 81 each, can be procured from the III
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
Owen Cnlgan, James street
Morthy Ri0rdan, corner York and Pearl
Joseph Regain York and Main.
James Galway, Nassau street
Marriott Mckinney. -
lanes L. Turner orner Jackson n Marshall.
VIM II. Peck max Fulton
Al +. Tomba, 70 Bridge.
b. Ridden, Main and York
. Howard, Powers street.
Charles Reilly, 100 York street.
r. MuIligan corner Hicks and Atlantic.
Felix O'Ne As Jamea street.
John Kinchaler, corner York and Green streets.
John Sweeney, corner Atlantic and Columbia.
r. r. Lennon 1862 Pearl street
John Hinchey, Atlantic street.
John C3arvey, Marshall street.
John Colgan, James street, N. "
John Rely. corner Jackson and Plymouth.
Ter. Brady, Secretary, $50 York, or Of
James Dunn Sixth Ward HOTEL corner duane ana Ctnue
streets, New York; snd =
TERRENCE BRADY Secretary.
MIR Lohian's Unrival ed Coon Band Is engaged Floor
under the direction &c Mr. d. ]. Lucas -,
Dancing commence at o'clock dxs rc
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE CELEBRATED
CHRISTIAN HUBER.

Monday Evening, January 3,
The Performance will with entirely Farce,
entued
The ARCADE.
Wgton Mr. Owens Ready, Howard; OSack, Mr. Brough
am; Mrs cloud, Mrs Hughss Miss Moss, Mrs Thsyer
After which, CHRISTIAN HUBER will perform
VENUS AND ADONIS.
Adonis MIR Burton; CUPID. Mr. Owens, MARS Mr. Btougam;
Venus Miss Nelson; Thalia Mrs Rogers
To conclude another Christian Huber
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NOTICE IS ne eby gwen application will be made
IN 10 the Legislature Of this state at IT. nsrt son. Tor
Society called the hefmsns Dfotnes
uevolent Society"
New York. December =. lsx5. dls 2nwew-rc
VORPORATlON NOTICE Of sale or property for unpaid
" Assessments Public notice hereby gwen that sale Of
property unpaid will take place a1c
ion AZ the CITY Hall city Of New York Monday the
second day March twelve O'Clock q noon and DC
from until the whole Of said property shall
he sa and that the Of the properly TO be
sold for unpaid published the Evening Posts
newspaper printed and pubhed in the city OF View YORK.
Street Commissioners Once,
ELIAS L. SMITH,
Mo iswl4tm Street Commissioner.
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r,o THE LADIES IN rARTICUtAR5,MY pErILA
az rres TO ladies who have afflicted with supeuous
hair principally when its growth has been confined 10 the up
whole features When used and according
to the directions Il will Se found 70 be great addition 70
and the removed in 1--WE minutes after its applca
This composition is infsble and warranted 10 remove
perhous hair After trials have received certi
Gates OF success which cannot be contested.
JULES HAUEL'S DEPOT,
IS South Third street, Pniladelphla
and by my sgenn:J Jseqnemod No ii3 Brosdwsy; = a
Willard 8. w. corner Of Cedar and Williams streets
Premiums awarded at the FrsnkIin Institnts nls I'm
MUFFS, MUFFS -AND FURS.
WI would adv sc ladies' who have suppied them
w selves with Mufs call At WIN COOPERS Fgrstorssi
look his extensive assortment Fancy
them that will hnd HIS Mans not alone w"
Wm Cooper Far Mamxfdctovies,
" Lane, near Gold street .
NJ BAH Fun bought Al his stores wsnsnec 20 y Cn-s
they rspressated
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GEOLOGY-NATUR HISTORY.
WILEY K PUTNAM,

l6l Broadway,
Lave ON sALE-ELEAIENTs OF GEOLOGY, pre-
pared for the Of Schools and Colleges by W. g. w.
Rusehenberger, D., U. Navy. &C., illustrated by 900
Also Ruschenbergers First Books Natural History con.
adhered BY ds euished scientific every section of the
United States be the best series Of elementary works
Offered to the public . ~
Orders promptly supplied above and BY the pub.nes
nal 6weod.rc No. North Fourth street. PHILADELPHIA
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JAMES A SWAIN,
ca SH Tail OR,
asa Broadway,
otm.re CARLTON HOUSE

J. G.. BELL,
TAXIDER MIST,
600 BROADWAY. Of Reade street. n.y. stairs, has
Z0sconstsntly on hama variety Of Cases Shades, &C.
for paor Also, large collection OF
Mounted Birds Bid Skins &c, for sale exchanged, Pet
Birds &C. mounted superior manner, TO order
Public OF private collections suppeda the shoreat notice
ma linz
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CUBsCRIBERS-At CLARKS& STEvAN'S Free Agen-
cy and Temperance IS Duane street, Of
charge and also with le delay possible COOKS
walters description and Of good moral charac
A first Cook hand at a. Duane MO lm+rh
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WANTED,

FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 20 South or West to
$500 and above their will insured to them in
wsng Win an & Q, clearing sJU per yess 90 Some
year clear Of sll expense Zach will have his District twill
agood fitting Apply FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, 2s3
Broadway stairs Of the Flag All letters must be
paid. de- lmsrc
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5. BASSETT FRENCH,
COUNsELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
" tho city Of Richmond aud county virgnia
Office Manchester His Erceilency: james
Mcdowell, Governor Of Virginia; HIS Icsllsney John
tomsy General s.; Hqa Sidney B.sier A,'omsy Gsss
T. r. Scott Speaker the Senate Of Va; Hon Dromg ole
NJ c. Va Hon. James A. Seddon, NJ e, Va; Hon. Geo w
Hopkins NJ c. Va Edw ard H. Hudson, 49, Broadway New
York. . ,
NBMr Hudson will take charge Of any papeis nded
for Nr French and forward same to him safely.
d20 1aw3
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6ON EIE Tf1EAT16h
A. W. JACKSON. ). MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
BENEFIT OF MR.. j. II. SCOTT.
Monday Evening, January s,
The performances will commenc with
VIRGlNIUS.
ME- Olnkc
Virginia. ..........,. Mrs Phillips
After which
THE MURDER ON THE CLIFF.
To conclude with
THE REVIEW, Or, The Ways Of Windsor
Looney Nc IWoulter. Mr. ). H. scott
Juan i.umt - - 80 49, - NJ PI
Lower Boxes 80 cents; Second ThIrd Tier.
III. ead Gallery, I25I cents
Door, will open al half past curtais will riseatr
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,

~ INs BALL, <SB bLEEChEH 81.
IVES that the place where crowds of people are supplied
with lots ofgood things, and any your
wish to purchase fine Old Madeira Port Sherry or any
description Of cd Wine rich Cordiss or fresh Fruits
take my advice and leave orders above you will
be- sure of being served your wishes d25 lw+r
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

Washington City p c.
THE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel, formerly known
l. Gadsbys. hut generally called Colemans Hotel de
Iaanks his friends and the travelling por
ton Of the community generally for the favo which they
have bestowed him his
and assure them he will exeons render his
house worthy Of the Of which he has already
ceiyed 90 liberal share.
The house having been, during the summer thorough,
painted aud retted first order for the
Of travellers resdsnts and the proprietor soil
Washington residents during the session Of Congress be
confident they will always find comfortable odgngs
the best the table that the market Affords and and
polite walters 4 9. COLEMAN
Washington City September la45. IS smd&Wisi gb
ACCORDIONS ANDs MUSIC BOXES
THE SUB SCRIBER Manuctur and Importer of Musical
Instruments has for sale large Of Accordions,
steal Boxes ana all kinds OF MuscaI Inst. ments.
EDWARD BACK,
dl3 2wis~r 81 Fulton. Of Gold IT.
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&700 REWARD will be given 70 suy person that viii
prove that 7. PRICE. asa Division street, not
aargef ara hsngsom'r assortment OF Ball Flow
e'ner Flower Manufacturers ia the city Exhibition
rre LOT QUE montn. d27 lm.m
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Park TIIEATKE.
BENEFIT OF MRS. sEGUIN.
Monday Evening, January 8,
VIII be performed,
THE POSTILLIoN OF LoNJUMEAu.
Chapelop, the fostillicn. Mr. Frazer
BJou, the Whe-wright. .............: Mr. seguin
nia1eiaue MIS- oeenm
After which, the cee brated Professor MONS COLLIN EFT,
will perform Brilliant Varistions by Msysedr,
the Flsgeoet.
To conclude with
DONE BROWN.
Mr.. Frederick Done Brown. Mr. Barrett
fnce OF Adrnsson-Bolss. 81 Ii, ~ eea.s ,aaiiefy,
q cents.
Doo open Ga o'clock AID sbs carSas wriae rree'eiy
At o'clock.
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DR.. lrEOKIE LEO-WOIF,
LAYING turned from Europe has resumed the practice
II OF his professiou at NO. % Chambers street.
New York. November lssh 1915. NJ lmis-esd me
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NtaH.rAC V SAkan-MV AIiHATAAs
PHILADELPHIA.
Z. DChIoN.
STAGE MANAGER. MIR. BRouGHAM.
EIRS1, Ape ARA nee OF THE CEIERRAT
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w AN I'D,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

P. JAyYIN, SAUSAGE MAKER, iCHARCUTIEh,l
LNROM Paris, No. Al Frankfort street, New York. has the
honor The public has constantly
baud article hs trade consisting Of Bo
logca Lyons aud Aries Common and Kroies Sausa
stuffed Scarlet ard boned Turkeys stuffed
P,gs Fer with ufes, and do la Ssine Menehoud Pigs
and black Puddirgs, ea hsm aud Pies Pork Sc &c.
He will all orders IL Il with him the shortes,
tce and do all in his please those who will
houor him with their commands Hotels aud ship
a .rvado ia Ixwr
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF N4APH7HA.
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNREITU
WANTED. -

NHATLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
" 81 kinds Of superuons effects they wish dispose Of
such a. Ladies and Centlemens Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Furniture &C. Gentemen leaving returning the
city will find their advantage TO send Tor the
pledges himself fair all articles offered
B-A line through the Post Once will b promptly at
fendedt L. LEvENSTfN,
dl3 im|rc <66 Broadway, MP stairs
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
Oh BROADWAY, upper corner Of Murray, over Ten
- neys jewelrv store awarded the Medal four First
Boston New York and for the best
Pumbes Premium Cameras, Instrucous Plates, Cases, &c
forwarded desired point OF lower than BY 9TH
er menrfactorv o2s 2mDkWSmc
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OUIS BONNARD, has just received by the lest arrival
IL large assortment Of Pstes de Foie Of Geese do
sh.rbcnrg do Of do red Psrtrdges and Easan
tn boxes with and without nfles and other meat: AsPara
Perigcrd Tomatoe Saue, different kinds Preserved Fruits
their natural flavor for desert Jees and Marmalades OF
saussges Of Bculogne Italian Pses, and other aclesa
warranted good d3i lw'rc
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-19
l LIVE TO We,
aid a laughing Qirl,

q i've TO love- said laughing girl,
I'D she payfuiIy tossed each fl Ken curl;
4ad she climbed on her loving father't knee
I'D snatched kiss, in her childish slee.
" live ts love- said maiden fair,
4 she twined wreath for her sisters hair;
hey were bound by the cords of love together,
4 I'D death alone could III sc sisters sever.
E live to love- said gay young BRIDE,
Ter loved one standing by her side,
s er life told again what her lips had spoken,
bid never was the link Of affection broken.
love to live said mother kind
! would live guide to the infant mind
pr precepts and example given,
zaided her children home to Heaven.
shall live to love- said fading form,
4 md her eye was bright and her cheek grew warm
s she thought in the bisstuI world on high,
5he would live to love ard never die.
3 nd even .hus in this lower world
EaOuld the Banner of Love he wide unfutled,
! nd whe we meet in the Wsrli above,
ay we love to live and live 10 love,
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STILL ANOTHER Fl YDRoPHoBIA CASE. Two
children of Mr.. Samuel Condit, Of Orange CO.,
says the Newark Advertiser, have been cut
down with this dreadful disease, communicated
by small pet dog belonging to the family
We are panied to hear that c>lored man, who
is said to have ministered to the dog, though
not conscious of being bitten, has shewn symp-
toms of the dsease. The dog, it will be re-
membered, was run over in the street and had
leg broken--ue to which timo no signs OF
hydrophobia were given. Nor do we know
that he ever showed any evidence of being IA
bid, except after being hurt, swapping at the
children.
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as she shall continue to impose upon me; and
while she is engaged in promoting the objects
OF civilization, will brave every danger in
supporting It's benefits, even at the cost Of my
existence.
VIII your Excollency have the goodness to
tender to the Supreme Government my sincere
thanks Tor their kindnefs? | will personally re-
peat them tomorrow for which purpose [
propose to call at the Palace. | shall there EN-
brace my friends, and hastily pressing them to
heart, bid them tender farewell, and set out
Tor the scene of war, to lend my aid 10 serve nv
country, or to perish amongst it's ruins.
Deg to repeat TO your Excelloncy assursn-
ces OF my continued special esteem.
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
OHIO ELECTION. The returns from this
State for Governor and Congress, come in
slowly We subjoin all that have been re-
ceved, for Governor, compared with the vote
in 1874, when the Wing majority in the State
was 1877.