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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
BY TIL k NJ AILS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, ls47.
The Senate was occupied to-day upon private bills
The House upon the civil and diplomatic appropria-
tons.
The candidates for offices in the ten now re.
gments out Of patience at the delay in the final dis
position Of the bill The delay, however, has been an
advantage Of 10 $4,000 to the city of Washington
A design IL in contemplation Of another gavanc expe
riment upon the corpus denetibus of the Lieutenant
General.
Mr. Wentworth to-day, six foot six, made descent
upon Father Richie the tea and coffee question We
only hope that the old padre will not submit to be treat
cd in this way He has been picked and cuffed enough
in all conscience. We have notion that he should be
made the scapegoat of all the little spes of the fac.
is able to adopt the cut and thrust .tyis5 Of sahns
among the mutineers, until he makes example TO the
rest by q decapitaton or two.
Tho nomination and confirmation of Mr. Eldredge of
Texas to pursership in the navy, looks we'll that
general act Of Justice the admission Of officers
the late navy Of the late Republic of Texas Into the
navy Of the United States Arkansas issued nstruc.
tons upon this subject and rather expect that Texas
will never give up this point II she does, she has
The select committee appointed to examine into the
management OF the Washington City Aims House. have
made report to the Common Council which discIoses
state Of things most disgraceful to all concerned The
BE- %s ana ns ssp9
together-fve behring's week, putrid beef shinbonc
soup. coffee made Of burnt cruss of corn bread dead
bodies suffered to lie exposed for days together In the
open grounds, in the barn, and barbartes little short
Of murder part of the catalogue The avarice of
the nendan appears, was Unsuitable leading him to
appropriate the proceeds of the asylum the labor lex
torted from the sick of the inmates the effects Of
the dead and the supplies for the poor wreches put u
der bis care to his own purposes We doubt whether
anything in the house system Of Great Britain or
France can exhibit so nauseous and dsgraceul pic
ture If there be in which the interposton of
Judge Lynch would DO righteous infection, even to
dant of the washington Aims House It would i I be
mockery to humanity to allow this the honor Of
burial by the side Of highway robber for the robbers
ghost would rise up at the Outrage If this ocia report
be true
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TWENTK-NINTH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
WAsHiNoToN, Feb. 4, ls47
Ferocious north wester. Comparatively thin assem.
blsge in the Capitol today Wind too high Prayer by
Of petitions and reports
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. DIX presented two memorials from the State of
New York, in behalf Of Whitney's railroad scheme.
INDIAN BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. srEoHr, the Senate took up the bill
OF appropriations for the support Of the Indian
tribes and ports of tribes under the paternal of I'm
Gle Sam.
MIR. JARNAoIr moved an amendment OF some $50 900
for the payment OF claims due to tho Cherokee nation
under he treaty Of iS4s together with interest on the
sum for one year. IN default of payment by the United
States Agreed to
Another amendment by MIR. JARSAcrr was rejected
when
On motion of Mr.. SEVER the Senate laid this bill
aside, and took up the
THREE MILLION BILL.
Mr. BADoxR in the absence Of MIR Berrien Of Georgia.
from ndisposon who desired to speak upon amend.
ment to this BILL asked that the bill be postponed till to-
morrow.
Mr. ssy,xa, Chairman on Foreign Relations, could not
assent We had time to lose ard as It appeared there
to be a debate the whig side Of the chamber on
this BILL he hoped would be taken up, and In the abb
Of the Senator from Georgia. some other Senator
could proceed with the discussion. After CONVEX
satio
Mr. BAporR made the motion to postpone till to.mor
row. which was agreed TO
The bill for ten regiments Of regulars with the amend
ments of the House. referred TO the COMMITTEES on
Military Affairs.
Mr., EvArs moved to proceed with the calendar Of pr
vate bills -
Mr. DIX asked for the regular calendar the sr.t bill Of
bill for repeating the pilot laws Of 1897 Mr. DIX wish
ca th~ b 10 be taken up II had been postponed long
while. u was measure Of great importance 10 very
vorny and entsrprsng class Of men, and taken W he
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Us payment or redempton yet the State has The ri9h
to redeem the canal after twenty years by paying the
the completion Of the canal are TO have their
and principal paid before the ubscrbers This has
peen represented 10 ne necessary inducement 10 rro
cure subscriptions. and understood that the
tons heretofore made have been these term. Thoss
tsIest on one-hsif OF the amount OF their bonds
The time for subscription is extended to the arst dsy
o. Noyembes next but the time for subscribers to
come IN ana get the interest the State hzn of their
oeot Is unlimited II Is calculated that sho old the reve
OF the canal when completed equal che
the whole canal debt and onehali OF it should be pre-.
ierIed stock the canal would pay of the whole prefer
red sock in little than ourteeA years Where.
ever The preferred creditors paid a. those who
deferred will come in for their back interest and princi
put they are not allowed interest their deferred
Several amendments have been added-one for a strict
account OF all the proceedings of the trustees TO be fur.
nshed to the Legislature and to the auditor of
other sitg the minimum ofh salaries at $1,000
and $500 year respective for the ap-
Punishment of tho lands ease and west of Tppecanoe-
and another giving to acfdal settlers in the
district the right to enter their lands per acre by
paving within tire allowed for claiming
scribed the subscribers are allowed to elect trus.
tees, and whenevnrI The five per centum is paid in.
charge .of tho canasubect TO the provision that he is
not deliver the deed of the canal and lands until
SIS $4,000 of bonds are SURF ,niered
To remove all occasion for any bondholders to remain
out in the hopo OF getug better from the State
the bill provides that the State will not hereafter max
any other provsien 10y any internal improvement bonds
which she'll not be rendered in exchange for cer
Gates IN accordsnce with the provisions of this act Tho
provisions we reg'rd as being quite favorable the
bondhoders had right to expect and it will be vain for
tem 10 nope r better terms. So scrupulous was the e
gature OF Increasing by this act the burthens Of the
people, NAV they refused TO allow the exchange on tho
sterling hop d. When consider that this class
mas aiwy: been estimated the dollar bonds,
.nat no junction was expressed in tho bill of last win.
ter ana hat tho losses the State in not getting nav for
al me onds sold, whereby she lost three four
mons Were mainly on sterling bonds il could hardly
BE- red that she would now pay premium on them
as o o does not call for any increase Of taxation
presume the people will be content with it, The bond
hoidsrs huve cause to congratulate themselves the
Rooa o. their agent He has conducted the
tialion with admirable skill and temper.
The general sut TO the people OF the State though
tIyoyssa oprthen of taxation by means desirable
VIII DC 70 e emigration restore confidence, and give
'noiahsS nigh position among the indebted States.
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FOR SALE

ME PATENT CORDAGE FACTORY situated on
eighteenth street and roadway Louisville Ky will
DC so.d on the Thursday April 49, si7 between
me s hous oil ~ o'clock A. NJ. and r. NJ the highest
The Bull nas follow viz, Brick Spinning House.
20 by 20 feet; Tsng House 10 by 25 feet Laying
~ by Ss3 feet; Back.miths Shop Stable good frame
Dwellings for operatives ~
Machinery 30 Days improved patent selfoperatins
Jenples rlcser Scutcher double and single Lapper
Drawing Frames small Jacks ing from TO az inch
rope every superior large Jacks for laying from az 10 IL
IN eordaGe s.foperang Tarr Msch;ne for threads
uors o. al sizes Top Sled Rope Wheels HeckIrs
60 Wilmoths best Iron Shear Lathe, with cham and
Wood do, Lathe and Turners' Too's, Cold ChiseIs
hammers Files &c Il set Blacksmi,hs Tools extra Vices
2'es stocks aud Dies Buff Wheels, &C. Glpins La Der
and extras Of all kinds for keeping machinery
o. Cans of 100 gallons each.
Inc engine Is very superior and burns but 20 bushe
cosi Perd.y The machinery and in rs-r,e order
ana the buidng&c Of The substantis perman
e e k,nd The machinery atone will produce Of No 20
Manila yarns 500 pounds and hemp 1000 pounds per day
lump and brick Cistrn containing gallons water
Inc very superior quality of cordge and packing yarns
manu- lac ured At this establishment will be atteed BY ali
who hav, purchscd them White labor has always been
tves - -" Ni~'"
Persons residing Eastward referred Messr Be wall
q Day, hoxbuty, Massachusetts, who successfully
operating with the same kind Of machinery
Terms OF saie $4,000 cash. balance on credit of one two
curity. - Nrr'N'NN ~
For particulars address, paid Geo w. Anderson and
Jonathan Fearce, OF Anderson, McLane Barbse M
l46 Main street. Louisville, Kentucky f6 arr
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Died,
Yesterday morning, SsrEcA srrv

of this city.
His funeral will move fro IN No. q Bowery, on satur.
At Staten Island, Feb mary htb srr,yr. s,,r,xr
nseu 90 years. ne was engaged in mercantile business
H. nl, |i LOT periods but for many years past
vile. 500 ~ '
ms relatives and friends requested to attend his
noIL' S nis late residence, on the leland at 2
O'Clock on 1fiday afternoon.
R" IS on Fri1ey evening, February 9th, CHRIs.
Tian % >cHER, cged Go years.
ems ms Hiends ana the members Of the Ship Wright and
kers' Society also the members OF the Ship Joners'
Benevolent Society and the ienis and
s sons John and Thomas Beecher invited to attend
his funeral at his late residence No 100 Monroe street.
at one O'Clock r. M, Sunday His remains will be take
TO the Greenwood Cemetery for erment
In Springfield, ILL.,, Of consumption the 18th ultimo
LLvNA MARIA consort OF c. Ludlum in her thirty sixth
year, formerly OF Railway, Now Jersey.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUDUBON'S GREAT WORK AT AUCTION.
Fl B0oL No Baltimore 's,est. Baltimore. Nd
o'clock Union Hail. Tripol,t Alley and Baltmore
street., by printed catalogue, Audubons Unithology" orr
only eopis. for sale ia thi. coaaty Niles RegeI 60
farmers, chemistry &C. rural sports, cunning game horses
racing dogs boxing aad the athletic gaes-genera
ly London editions-many of which bv j. s.
kenne Esq formerly editor Of tte American Farmer
of the Colleges of this State The Medical department is
also Printed catalogues Monday the 9Th
instant.
Censiynments received and liberal advances made.
f6 4rsStM W&F re IL. w. BOOL, Gen Auc'r.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
r Il L K G II A p HIC.
Senate.

senate.
WARRINGTON, Feb.e, ls47
bill was reported from the committee on claims to
pay Mers Dawson schil and Whitney for vessels and
supplies furnished the late republic of Texas.
The committee on military affairs made a report that
the Senate insist upon its amendments to the ten reg
ment bill, and disagree to those Of the House.
committee of conference was ordered
The Indian appropriation bill taken up and some
amendments adopted.
An amendment to continue the Cherokee commission
ers for another year. rejected The bill was then
passed.
The three million bill was then taken up, and Mr. Bsr
ren addressed the Senate at length in reference to the
Mexican
Gen CAss offered substitute for Mr. Berriens amend
ment, setting forth that tho war exists by the act
Of Mexico according to the declaration of Congress of
May last the interest and honor of the country require
Its vigorous prosecution and indemnity from Mexico for
wrongs committed and that the nature and extent of
such indemnity proper subjects in the first instance
for executive consideration, and when negotiations for
peace are orened, subjects for the ratification of the
Senate" The Senate then adjourned.
House or Representatives.
Mr. JOHN HsrRY, member from Illinois, for the unex.
pred term of Col Baker qualified and took his seat
Consideration of the civil and diploma tic appropriation
bill was resumed in Committee of the Whole.
The amendment of Mr.. RArHBur to pay the heirs Of
Daniel D. Tompkns, declared not in order.
Sundry amendments were adopted.
The bill was then reported to the House and passed.
yeas l73, nays6
Mr.. WENTWORTH dsclamed having moved to strike
out the Presidents salary stating that his motion was to
strike out the Vice Presidents, and this amendment he
also Withdrew.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Winthrop In the
chair, took up the private calender.
Several bills were considered and reported to the
House, and then, before g. the House adjourned being
without quorum
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ALBANY, Feb. 6, l647.

ALBANY, Feb. O. I537.
The Western M all due this evening, failed from be
yond Utica. Wegther cold.
In our markets there is not much doing. Buyers Of
good Genesee plenty at So 26 sellers ask So 37
So so. NOtmuch grain in market Corn, 70 81 cents
rye 30 cents oats SO 81 1000 bushels In store
sold at 80 cents barley. So to S2s cents malt SIX
cents No sales of whisky.
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m arrleJ.

Married.
On the 10Th January, l847, by the Rev Henry Chase
Mr. THOMAS De Luce to Miss MARY NJ SroNrALI
daughter OF Alderman Soneal both ftAis city Phila
delphis papers please copy.
On Thursday evening, 4th instant, by the Rev Geo
Il. Fisher, D. D, joan VEKMLEc,E to PHrnE ANN,
aassnuer o. Henry Lppncott Esq, all of this city.
THEODORE r. HoRroN to Miss MAnruA A SM,yu
daughter Of Isaac N Smith, of Br' Iokiyn
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BALTIMORE, Feb. s, 1916.
There is activity in stocks, with an upward ten.
dency.
We notice sales of Howard street -four at s. IS OF
primo white wheat at 81 49, yellow corn at o. cents;
oats at 80 cents, and corn meal at So.
Provisions in better demand.
The mails from the south and west are in, but they
furnish news.
There has been heavy storm in the Chesapeake Bay
and the coast We have report of the damage Of
yet.
The weather is vexV cold.
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UTICA, Feb. g. IS47.
hre broke out at IL O'clock last night, in the foun
dry part OF the establishment of Messrs Bailey Vince.
Ter Co., and communicated 10 the four story brick
building in front, which consumed Messrs B W.
& Co.'s loss is ssout $40 OO0-nsured IS 600 J. Puasr
&Co!s loss is about $4,000 The third story was occu
pied by T. X Browning, as a card Neutrality-suspicious.,
SaoOo. The dwelling house Of Dr. Pomeroy was dc.
moished by the falling of the walls-loss, $500. Mr.
Kukland was severely injured by wall falling on
him, but it is thought he will recover
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT ST BALTIMORE,
.pr,,,,, ,oo January 81, le47.


THE qndsrsgped having succeeded the late firm OF DIX
FOGG IN he proprirtorship Of the Fountain Hotel
so and widely Known OF the most commodous
10 Baltimore take tbi. method Of informing
mide ,pn the addition of entire new wing the
house by which large number OF lodgings added
we'll asan extensive Bathing Establishment III ey have re.
Ger had 3 Ladies Obituary ed
room Tor gealemen which is entirely zee from the
nc dent 10 the m,rc public parts Of the house,
an ar highly desirable and which they
cannot fail to please. In with
improvements the whole interior Of the house has
gone thoreugh revno5every thing appetainng the
upholstery the establishment has been renewed and
tendaus Tor the chambers selected with TO the
entire capabity in every respect
tn table will tie found all tm-s fully ,upplid with
every thins tha market aforis served superior sy
what is of the beat qu,l ity. " "
Added TO these facts the attention courtesy which i'll
De rendered ny their assistants acting under their per-
:ona' SUPERVISION 70 those who favor them with call
thy aiter themselves will as no pains
or expense will be red wants Of
the guests snd their hopes liberal patronage will
NOT prove unfounded, " ~
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel. free of charge.
ARTHUR l. FOGE,
f62'aw3mrrc PHINEAS THIJRSTON.
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NEW YORK OPERA HOU

NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
s4R III .' GSkER IF 3ARIck
NJ, W." iFomsly Treasurer at Nio;. G.Td:a Lessee
NJ npERicKs citing Manager.
NJ q 0nArrAN. "..""...".."......sta Stage Mansger
The public Informed, that hi. elegant an
MoSDxY WIZ F.Sy TOR 3;
with talented and efficient company including many we'll
known and popular artists Of established reputation
vii! appear on the opening night in Sheridan Knowles
THE HUNCHBACK
q s s1 so ss P"c 81
.i. Of % fs fs r: A.
ss Mhom's Clifford NEd k,s a RAJ
WormeIiy OF Mitchels Olympic
Full particular; viii 5. duly announced MIS-
During the the entire building Ia. undergone tho
rough cleansng renovation md redeeoration and
With the wish the and the patronage
10 HARGEs FOR ADMISSION ~
nave hen hxed at the following rates -
sssosD T'ss o. Bc1r., 0Hsr'
f.;.rr Borg: FIVE 1 polln%:
GnchssrnA BorEs .... THREE
,eP'ae will be opened erce svey for visitors
70 the Des. Circle and ladies' and Eamils. visit This
the fasdc beng the Determination Of the present
to conduct This establishment on those princi
high Of NiSo Garden the popularity and
pll md efficient police will be u constant attendance
T.s splendid Wardrobe furnished by J. O. Taylor, the
celebrated Cosnmer .
The Box Office is now open daily from 10 iii T.
to Seats ;nd rtyste Boss. NAV be .seur on application
number fseason tickets.
The performances will usually conclude before
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would occupy brit twenty FIVE thirty minutes &.
explaining IL TO the Senate
He was overruled however, aud the private calendar
wss taken up, and consideI able list Of relief bIl was
disposed Of
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TO THE
LATEST MO M EMIT,
II II, l. IL q IL APHIC.

WILMINGTON, Feb 5, l547
The Southern mail is in--nothing south.oi Mobile
The Steamboat Tuscaloosa burst her boilers on the
2sth the passage from Mobile to Tuscaloosa killing
II supposed nty persons and woundDg many more
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Aut'Ss1mkiS ~.

PAHh TnEATaE.-saturday Evening; Esbrus,y 9Th gill
De performed. the comedy of LOOK BEFORE YOU
Jack sprigcs Barrett; Miss Brown Mrs Vsrnoa Cisri
bel Oddinpton, Mrs Sutherland.
sguoia Ciorsa sgnerns anns snS s;sso1 M Morn
Al the end Of the comedy the PAS SUISSE, by sanor
70 which will &c added. the MAN WITHOUT HEAD
Nh Obvious Top, MIR q Banet.
ws 1Ss .n 2: viii
RoWrnY TAEATkE--satuIdayE yening, Feb! 9Th
- viii DO performed the grsnd opera Of CINDERELLA-
rmnee Mr. Mgnt Baron pomgolino, Ysehe AidoIo, Ste
Miss Mary Taylor Clorinda, Mrs Booth Thsbe Mrs Ser
ssi%t Esy deSssS Nis D5SIs
Sooni hodoiph Mr. Forester; kaE, Neahe; Elvna, Mrs
Dress Circle IS cents; Pit and Gallery iaX cents
Doors omen at 81 O'clock Performance commence att
NJ iTCtELLs OtYMPiC THEATkE.-Th,, even:
III. NagrcsST 11rT STAIR coImencs with the qPeIs Of
Mad Msrabout Mrs i,heTwood D'"''"' '''' --''"AN'
- iter, which, the KINGS GARDENER-Galoehard,M Mr.
AltsI which, RHoMEo AND GUILIETTA-Rhom.o,
Al; ;r Cruise, Esq; Gplie!ts; Waleo,:
Goghty, Mr.. Holland.
pr:.. circle boxes q ahillias
Door opsn a, half past O'clock curtain rises att.
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE. Chamber. ,tre.t-on
Monday Evening 9Th of February perfomaneslo
NINA PIAZZA PER AMOUR.
t Una, his daughter. .Signora X Pico;
hnenry. .SiRnor g. Bsnedetti.
Mariana. ........ -. ora 1ouiafd
,lSeorge .siguor L. Martini.
Of 6sisrS5f' ri I'm 81 extra
.st tier Boxes and Parqustte. ......-."..sl
Fr!ya'' boxes sp:ica;.
os Seat can Be ;:sur.d tn. box ce: from 10
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BROADWAY BATHS

/ tSE FOR SALE-EiRht years pired from the
- hrst May The Bathing department of this extern
Improved PLAN 10 which h, been added large and
dious Swimming Bath. and the
ment OF the KIND IN the United States whole
fixtures stock &C. will be disposed of favorable terms;
apartaer would be KEN well qualified manage an ex
the same. " "
There also for any
able asocation cuo either furnished
would be let and possession Immediately Eor further
Broadway. HENHY DURELI,
nth
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MN. KENNY ".
II AS the honor his friends and the public
rs s on !: 1 !:
sisted BY tho l'l %SGxi i% PERF ,5ss
MIS- ADH Ma! hE tSSE FlH M s,v.n
INsrRyMESrAL SOLO rEE III III, ERIE
An, . ,,, o........ MI. s n GWEG1EkAs!so,
s Y ~ Szo .ansa
D. wehs s. Dedication Of .ouu
symphony characteristic L. Spohr
ssscaSS d f EsaeGTsI
q q Theme-Cndle ng-Danes-serenade.
Ms S i5s.D: .s ssS f., he
:. >! Return {, ,n OF the Goaausrors7Te Dsum.
3 @ r''n'
New Nj ,h1s. hs. hts
with the Orchestra:
and Sd. KondO sass.~A C. Tim% oo..o H. Herr.
PART
i SS .df
German S S.
Sung by Me..r. Selie Il C. Timm, F. Meyer and Weiasl
in Minor fST p.saofcrt., with orchestra, played
Song BY MIR. EDWARD Lod.i: .Menae' fssea
s Ss On Re wsns
KK s: hs S Nl vIss: H. sss
,n Tickets e. Be bad rnep.
Doors open at half past g. commencement half
No po.tponement on account Of tn. weather TEA 2teod
Who sSE very %Sdsa.s b Lacy
Kin ns The S5s..sst asy Terms; ds
attended to. :daa mfnssrc
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.

AMERICAN CIRCUS.
BOWERY MPHITHEA TIRE,
The frs, appearances fS e n; H SSSss-
MI SANDS and his Dancing Horse May Fly the Fight
The Amphtheatre is pleasantly warmed throu ghout.
ssas .sssIss re
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
T. MARSHAL, Lessee. w r. BLAZE. Manager
SATURDAY EvEEiSs February @ SM b. perform
o,n.,, ; THE so iTiD IL s' " fSSoShhruSE
Win sss SONG ci The Bold soldier i:% Bo SS'''n'
After wf Hfs hs. !.ps as,s Farce of
To conclude saAf ; aii%s . Ss'" the
s Msnss, W Sssco;ot Nj LifEhRS: s
On Mond.y. Mr. Collins. '"''' '''"''
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
W Fl rU T ~ E Eve 81 9th February 1917
On winch occasion will be performed for night only
inc g sRs's Hs69i.. Of the
Gens sy he s' isd
II: II; :s:i
sHa i,.g xh Mi Lady Tss1s W:eS
v,,.u, NJ. BAR sAnBEEs 'SIi 81 . ss "
\! AT SFalR S' ESr k''
sBoI Book now open.y f6 atuasrh
TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEWARK.
THE RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED
MODEL OF NEW YORK,
E. PORTER BELpEN.
MILITARY i'' HALL "' SE tsw AK only
TsH.a. S!01 sss s@ s 4 y. e e.a
FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
M6SbY e e asFF: s hs APOLLO SALOON
Tickets can be bad Of any Of the following committee
ss Ht'a Lsasi T. Nir I. near sd avenue.
Ensign d., Atrocehi, 10 Wooster street
Corporal !. Negre,ti. $40 Water street.
FIRST COMPANY MONTGOMERY GUARDS
THE SIXTH ANNUAL SAt bzLL of til. Montgomery
1 G% Ws.ssy a % M0pS syy
as s
ei Ma sha joSa
VIM MsIoy George Rice and the bar of Tsmmany Hall
"Hb BREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY"
THE eighth annual Ball. IN OF the funds the above
soeiety wi, take place sthe Apollo Rooms. wednes
Tickets adm,,liaga gentlenan and two ladies, Five Dol
. COMMITTEES or ARRANoEmENTs
hkMils MxNWsoMS,, rs Wafer ;.asft stree.
LYONEL A. MYERS, "a Reade street.
NJ. A. MIrCHs Ii, 2i5 Front street
LEWIS LEVY, 40 Maiden lane.
SYLVESTER BRUSH cor. Pine and Water SITS.
r. wss tom,r
NEW YOKk GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS.
>HE Exhibition OF the Works of Art belonging 10 this
Institution s now open ut the Rotunda 10 the Park
,a s.sf Sps psss b BIpTG hlys beer LACEY
and Dog the gift Of Charles Leupp, Esq, and Adonis
In addition tn the abovs aud valuable catalogue of En-
Cravings tins collection embraces Coles Course of mpre
and Voyage OF LIE, besides other fine of Amer
can Art by Mount ngham, Inmsn. Edmonds Durand chap
man, Hosherrnel, aud Others.