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The Ball and the Fire at jackson Hall.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1871
The Democracy had great fare up last night
at jackson Hall IL was the first time that this
new Hall was opened for a Ball They had just
cleverly commenced dancing, when, about 10
O'Clock. the cry Of Fire was raised Then such
scramble az there was for the door-husband
and wife. mother and daughter, were separated
and confusion as much COMPOUNDED as what now
reigns among Loco Focoism generally. was the or
der Of the evening | rejoice TO say that there was
no damage done, with the exception OF the loss Of
few hats. few fans, and number Of slippers
cloaks, &c &c Jackson Hall was but by BLAIR
Il RTyEs out of money, believe, made by betting
on the Election IN l544
Scarcely ANYTHING connected with that disas
trous Election has prospered In this instance how
ever, the damage was very slight. The Hall is
not at all injured | believe the fire originated In
one Of the stores the lower floor but was quick
ly extiDguished with some damage TO the goods in
the store. There were some elegant and beauti.
fu ladies' present. who were coming out with their
splendid dresses for the first time OF course they
were torn or otherwise injured in the confusion.
The ladies, though, behaved the bravest Among
the distinguished persons present were the Presl-
dent and his Private Secretary, Mr. BUCHANAN,
Secretary Of State. Mr.. CLIFFORD, 4. $. Attorney
General, Judge WOODBURY., Judge CAIROS, Gen.
CAN flDi SION thIt. w ALhkk vi ltAahs &C &C
intended to give you sketch of the fashions
but as it broke up so abruptly, shall reserve my
self for some other occasion
When the fire broke out cry was raised that
there were five or six kegs Of powder in the build
ing When the President heard this he almost
tainted at the name Of powderbc before he could posi-
bly, smell it. The way Mr. Polk and Mr.. BUcHAS-
An came down stairs, would have been a caution
10 the Mexicans at the Rcsaca. Such getting
dorm stairs almost equaed the celebrated descent
Of the same worthy personages from So 49, TO 40
Ii is said that he the first out othe building
Mr.. MAHER, the witty Public Gardiner, said that
Gen. JACKSON had seen more fire and smoke on the
9Th of January at New Orleans, and yet he did not
run. The young hickory is not of such unbending
stuff rs the old one was
did not see Mr.. RICHIE there. His partner
Major HESS, was present and worked well in ex-
tDguishng the fire. Mr.. RIyEs also there. and
rendered aid and comfort to the afflicted. The
ball was continued, many of the ladies returning
till late hour The supper prepared by Mr. John
Miller was a splendid affair. He was assisted by
Mr. Coemsns French cook and corps of walters
A number Of the ladies stopping at Colemans had
their dance in Coeman's drawing room, where
very pleasant evening was spent.
The House have had a very long session to-day
They met at 10 and now az p. NJ still in SEES
sion, voting on the Ten Regiments bill. You will
receive the particulars by Telegraph RIcHELIEU.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
naval New--Thc somer--Negro Insurrccfion
MT Green Turtle Key.

PENSACOLA, Dec u 1870.
Nv the arivalo Of the l S. irgate Potomac at this
,o,, yesterday. we learn from the Gulf Squadron
hat Com. Perry had gone on n secret expedition
,.b The Mississippi and Vixen steamers, and
,bree gan boats; his object was oonjectured to be
Iaeuna. or perhaps another visit 10 Tabssco or Al
yaradO. ..
The Raritan. now the flag ship; the John Ad-
ems Relief and Petrlta, with several small prizes,
end the bark John Barnes, a trader IN the sqadron,
were left by tbs Potomac at Anton Lizardo, whence
.be sailed on the 23d ut
Vera Cruz is now bockaded by the Princeton
Gen La Vega and suite had arrived in the British
steamer from Havana
The loss Of the SOmcrs had been investigated by
,Court Of Inquiry. Her Commander, 1t Semmes,
was generated entirely from blame. Another YES
eel one Of the schOoners captured at Tampico. was
lost on Green Island Shoal, in o NOrther, while on
her way to Anton Lizardo on the 10th ult Her
Commander 1t Winslow and the crew, were all
saved.
The Potomac is here for supplies, having turned
over hers to the squadron. The Albany will sail
hence TO morrow. to Join the Gull squadron.
By an arrival this morning from Key West, we
have news Of an insurrection Of the free blacks of
Green Turtle Key, one OF the Bahamas and fifty
white fugtives from their fury had arrived at Key
West in a small schooner
The .. s. schr Ow ka-hy ee, Lieut. Bergman
had also arrived at Key West from this port.
NELSON
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ntssrANcK TO The SHERIFF of CoIUNBiA
SoeNff-On Tuesday last the sheriff OF Columbia
SS1n1y attempted to serve process upoa named
N the town OF AncIarn recently squsiter upon
~ 'ngston estate and now asqastler upon the lands
NJ Ioo ;. Tanner. finks collected party Of about
xssv and succeeded in preventing the sheriff from
e,ssharging his duty.
ne notorious vsgsbond and belongs to family of
Inc character some time SINCE he squstted upon
s,s sed 70 go: He wss finally elected lie then squat,
spon the farm Of Mr. Job : Tanner formerly poor
80 aa, who has by hNd labor scquirod two farms
m, 20 "aieh he cuuysies himself the other contain.
$500 seres, being unt.nsnted was seized upon by
ia secordsnce with the vote yourselfs farm
I, rs advocated by the Disciples of Young Amer
Va, me aemsnd upon Pinke on Tuesdsy by the sheriff
Ia rent due Mr.. Livingston Cor tho occupancy OF
Albany Telegraph.
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General Nolilfs
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

AnOdyne for the immediate and permanent 81 pain
from decsyed teeth having from is Intrinsic value as
remedy, become ipmensey popular with those who have
used H. msny mutations have lately been thrust upon the
market by unpnnciped persons and sold the oIigns
and genuine article The object Of this paragraph - 10
caution the public against al such spurious pounds
Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine article,
long and fayorably known by that but that prepared
during four i've years By A. b. d. Sands and for the
last year By Henry Johnson (successor TO A. B. Sands
Col who s the sole proprietor. Ths only safety for
purchasers TO be and ask for Johnsons Tooihsch.
Drops ard ~ examine the wrapper II the VIAL as every
Of the genuine has the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodyneis AZ immediate
cure for the violent toothschs pain IN the gums
and that It IL manufactured genuine only BY HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist add Druggist No. rs Broadway
side in the Granite Building. Sold also al le0 tulion
e. II East Broadway and 500 HudsoD-sL Price = cents
z
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f-mrdI-s e VINE 7 rftIIcAIcs AIset'
ls body.
1T HAS PERFORMED
RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand cases Of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by the OF Or Towuserds ssrsapsa
ELw-YcEg Dec -, lstc.
To Docros TowSsESD-sr think u my duty % return
you ny hanks for the benefits have expert
encei by the Of your Extract u SarsapHiiia
afflicted for many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation Of the Liver the su-Tings which endured
from these diseases rendered my life burden 20 /
TILED every remedy that was prescribed for me- from three
Of the best physicians in the civ but without receiving shy
permanent benefit considered myself ncurable bat by
Tue advice Of friend induced to try your Compound
had but faint hopes Of success but sm happy TO say
had not Ak en- than half bottle before experienced
relief THIS induced persevere 10 its use, sud
bottles haze effected entire cure II 70 now some months
used your remedy. and grateful and hs Py
say never enjoyed better health.
shall take great pleasure IN recommending II To the
afflicted. for by its use firmly believe my life saved.
With the greatest respect allow subscribe myself
your grateful friend, WILLIAM b. MORGAN
IS Csuel-st. corner OF Broadway.
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IowA-It is nearly reduced to a certainty
that no U s Senators nor Supreme Court Judges
will be chosen in Iowa by the present Legislature
The excitement at Iowa City is intense. 8 I.
Marshall is in custody Tor an attempt TO bribe Mel
son King to vote for Gov. Dodge as L. S. Senator
There was proposition before the House at our
last advices to go into Joint Ballot for y. s. Sen
aiors and declare the two who should obtain the
highest vote elected. We dsbelieve in the concur
renee Of the Senate, should 1t pass the House
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RHEUMATISM AND THE

SEPTEMBER 49, 1876
Dis. TcwSsEsD-D,ar SIR My wife has been for sever
wears afflicted with rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all pur-
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
men 10 give your Sarssparils trial We procured
Of It from your agent (r Van Buskirk) and 1t gives
pleasure that after u'ing she experienced great
relief and was IN very short time perfectly cured was
also together with IN my employ badly troubled
with Piles, and by using small quantity OF your Sarsaps
rilla our complaint completely cured consider IL
one Of the OF medicines aud Jud advise all who
afflicted TO give It a Trial GARRIr GARRABRANT.
ia Marketst Naxsrk
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STORM on THE SOUND The wind blew fear
full gale the sound last might The Champion, nom
Eew-Y York had rough TIP OF IL she left IN the alter
noon but did not reach this city until this morning
The schooner Splendid Of Jamesport. L. l. Terry
master while lying at anchor Rikers Island was
run into by the Champion, and sunk Immediately the
crew having barely time 10 escape with their personal
effects IN their own boat and that OF the steamer which
promptly sent 70 their assistance The vessel had
board 400 bushels oysters belonging Harvey and
Levi Rowe, Of Fair Haven The captain is also part
owner OF the cargo and vessel No insurance.
NJ Haven Palladium. Friday.
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Total popn in 40. .l9,4iO Totslpop in 40. 1898
No. l. is the Southern No IL, the Northern half of the
County. Dach District gave msjorites for Polk and
Wright in a. but No l. went strongly Wing last Fall
The total vote for Governor last Fall was in No 2s27
in No. II. 2sis.
The Board of Supervisors at the time of making the
Apportonment fixed the salary of the County Judge
on I
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RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGo.

NV \ ok July =, Itft.
De. TowSsEND- Dtar SU For the last lhrec years
have been sOrey afflicted with rheurlstic pains.
have been At times IN the greatest agony possible and una
bic 10 follow my employment have also hsd severe al
tsoks Of the lurbago read the papers
Of the virtues your Ssrsspsrla and thought would Try
n and Il could obtain relief The lumbagu has len
me, and Sperence more Of my rheumatic pains MY
general health has been improving since commenced with
L. which very thankful and hope you will
the that your remedy those complaints
merits Your, &c. &c. RICHARD JONES,
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsends ssrsapsrilia Is sovereign and speedy
for ucipienl consumption, bsrreuness leueouhea
or whites O5structed dilcu,l msnstruson, iDcontD-
ence VI urine involuntary discharge hereof and for
a general prOstrsOn OF the sysleunc matter whether
the result Of inherent causes, or produced bY iegu-
larty iluess or accident
Nothing can be more surprising than it Inv gors,ng e.
fects upon the human frame Persons all weakness and
assgde before taking H. al once become robust and full of
energy under is influence Iinmedia-Y cOnleracts the
nesessness Of The eInsle frame which Is the great cause
II viii not be- -ypece Of as IN Of so delicate
lure 10 exhibit certificates Of performed but We can
tho Rced that hundreds OF cases have been re-
pored 10 u.s. Several cases, where families have been
without Children after usug few bottles VI ns inVaiua-
bic medicine have been Blessed with healthy offspring
Ds TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed BY
weakness and generally debility, and suffering eOntnuay
by pain snd of bearing down, falling Of tie
womb and with other difficulties and having known cases
where vour medcn has effected great cures and also
recommended FOR such eases avedescribed,
obtained bcl'le of Extract Of sarsspsFa snd followed
The directions you gave me- IN moi SssRe
for he benefits she received take pleasure N mus ac-
knowiedginy T. md reeommend,ng = 70 ule puzzle
NJ D. MOORE, cor. Of Grand and Lycirs sis
Albany, Anz IL, l3iA
Ds Tow~sESB.-To all whom his may concern. THIS
70 certify that my vile used one bote q your sarsa
ra previous her confinement, under The most alarming
All tecse circumstance, being troubled with the drop
~ swelling Of the feet nervous affections, and very much
tsbIaied With my persuasion, and me recommendation
~ no.s who had used IT, sh- induced ~ Try y, with
t- or no aifh and s1ce . % say, The nedlcce h.d ne
happy and desired effect not ony IN nc hours Of CONNIE
ef but al er the expiration Of week Of ts use, The
dropsy and nervous affection way 20 an Astonishing
degree and her health 10 better han Il had been for
I'M. viii be Of any service 10 you, or any who
doubts The success Of The medicine you are entirely wei
come II. subscribe myself your most oosd,ent snd
obliged servant, . o. 'Anr'O''
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders nom ply
scians IN different parts Of the Union
Ths % TO certify that the undersigned Phy-ieisas OF
he city Of Albany, have IN numerous esses
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DR.. CHRIsTIE's only Agency In New-York ..
at ISL BROADWAY, nJ0 MTuTS5
Between John..t. and Maiden-lane.

BOWS LINIMENT-Cure for Group, Whooping
Id Cough and Bronehil.s.-Dr. BOW. graduate Of tho
University " Edinburgh, and long MEDICAL practitioner
In England retired from gsness, recommends his
Linimeu the American public Beside numberess cases
Witnessed In his extensive practice 10 England, In
which Lnimsn mas failed VI lie efficacy Dr.
Bow has approbs0ry letters from disina ndividu-
ais In Great Britain and America syouching the complete
success of this valuable medicine To be had, with dec
tons for using IT, l35 ChslnsmsL l3 Eighth avenue
Eighteenthsl and al $50 Bowsry corner Of Bond e.
n. York al VI ~ cbial. DIS I'M
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~ The Morning Post is very neat little
penny daily which has just made it, appearance In St
Louis II Is published by Mants, Conn Co.
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" The Evening Budget is the name Of smart
and very pretty looking Evening DAILY paper Just
started in Worcester by p L. Cox
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General Notices.
HYER'S PILLS.

HYER'S PILLS.
~ The American ImprOx ed HygeiaD NIedi-
cine Communications OF this medicine rapidly ac-
cumulang. The proprietor gives none 70 the public but
ffom living responsible indyidu s. who may be consult
ed personally OF by letter Rev d H. PLvNs, who vol
UNFAIRLY tenders the following recommendation resides IN
Jersey City
from sick headache. beng subject frequent sLd
attacks Having Tied various remedies for u, without
HYERS FILLS, TIC ipsericaa Improved Hyg,aa Iegeis
Ole Medicrs | am happy TO say that Ind myself appa-
enily entirely relieved from the complaints and with
much confidence recommend the Pulls valuable medi
cine d. H. fLJMb
General Depot lao Fuon-st ID floor Sold also by Gii-
nm 50 Brosdway, Cook. corner Grand and Allen sts Sill
l.5 East Broadway; Mrs Hayes, l59 Futonst Brook
lyn p oardan' n Grand-st Williamsburg
" Rings Compound syrup Of Hydriodaie Of
Potssss, saTsspsls, and Yellow Dock This medicinal
remedy Is published for the sole benefit Of those suffering
from rheumatism pairs and Stiffness Of the joints swelling
OF muscular substances them erupons Of the skin
and diseases arising from Al impure state Of the blood Sc
From bona fe experiments under the direction and super
vision OF the most eminent Of the Faculty, Il has received
their unanimous recommendation, and many have pro-
nounced the best possible combination Of remedies for
the sboyensmed diseases Ii prepared from Inc purest
articles and IL warranted TO give satisfaction II thins,
purfes and cuickens the circulation says irritation, ant
leaves every part OF The animal economy In perfect slate
81 health.
TIE great snd Increasing demand for article Of This
nd has induced the proprietor TO bring before The pub
c that all may The benefit Of and know hat there
is remedy for ihese mos distressing complaints IL 10
recommended in fun confidence, aud needs bat trial 10
soavnce The ncredlous Of is surprising properties
Prepared and sold by CHARLES II. RING, Druggist,
l92 Broadway, cor. John-st
N B. BE sure TO observe the written signature OF G. H.
RING over he cork of each bottle dis I'm
W DIR. BannIng'a Body Brnce.-for The reisfo
aess OF the voice. llnys. heart. spinal nervous 70
nae md digestive sys-m-tncludng dyspepsia eonsups
sies croopine and distortion common % children
Jvxnx ladies', also GLEEDiSe AT the LUNGS is pee
iees saosrsae for The and constructing shoadef
oIsce s'in none " their pernieols lsndences Unlike al
o'ness se BY supporting Inc small Of the back nAkA
" ne iucram ard BY ifing f-xbly The whole tni-rnt
pie VI ofssnA Pamphlets and book C0mfaor serse'
yins MOI nation. be bad the once, ~ broa4wsy
a Isdy IN sttsedaneo On ,sdiss oduD M INV
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paient Meoirmfs.
DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN TIE
WORLD

vI,HIS EXTRACT putup in s.ar; bottles IL
caSspcr, p.es.anler, and warranted superior Eo any
soi II cures diseases without v0nifns PsrsiaE Hckcs
tar Or debtifafrsg The pauent
The great beauty and superiority q THIS >afsaparila
over a.. other remedies hie sraticAies diseases II
inyigoraies ne body
1T HAS PERFORMED
NosE TH.S $4,000 crsEs IHIs YEAR
1000 cUsEs % RsEuNArisN,
geo orEEs o. pYsFErsi,.
$500 cusEs - GENERAL DEsiLIrY, srd want Of
Nervoa. Energy.
5000 FEsuLE CC-4FL.iSrs AND OVER
1000 eUsEs or DISEASES
or the Blood. viz. Ulcers. Scrofals Erysipelas. Salt
Rh@u N, Plmples the lace kc &c together
cases u Consumption. Liver Complains. Spinal AZ
eciCns, &c. This aware, must appear Incredible
but We have letters from physicians and agents from
al parts OF The United States informing Of extrasr
binary r. Van Buskirk. Eco Of the
spectacle Druggists Ia Newark, New Jersey, informs
that he refer 10 than hundred and my
Inst place alone There thousands OF in the
City Of New York. which viii refer % with pleasure
and 10 men Of character well known.
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r. Watcr-Cure.-Dr.s HEW, having returned from
and s. Bond 81 and n the city generally. The atef'
Cure Journal sem-monihJl By DIs she~ and Person u
published al The very low price OF 81 yesr In adYane
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ToorHAoHE CAN BE CURED.

" Who WOufd not kfNt IvI ~" TtlIeI q IyVII
ache shlngs for article long known TO the Gus
toners OF the a. Dr. J. h. Hart, the Glove Anodyne
desrOyes tie u The TOOTH which every surely
must know the Cause Of Toohsce. II has given relief 10
thousands that have Osi many nights " rest by Ibis
crucisng pain and who would give grateful testimony 10
It's efficacy II Il necessary; but We leave II 10 q
generous public give but trial and II doe. not Afford
In less than minute the money will be re-
funded Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by o. b.
HAMMOND 4 co. Chemists and Druggists, successors
10 the late Dr. J. IA. Hart. Of Broadway and Cham
her 81 adjoining Stewards ne ~ marble buildings.
Tie proprstofs would call the Alteration Of tho
ladies and gentlemen the many articles kept for their
convenience such As Bears OIL (genuine Tooth, Hair and
Nail Brushes, Soaps, Cosmetics, Perfumcry and all ar
ucles spperIaning 10 the toilet dll 5m0s
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~ Cold Cream.-A superior article Tor chapped
hands and face and for sonenng tie skin Price q cents
per jar. Alec,
okRIs TOOTH PAsrE-A superior article for cesns
ing and preserving the teeth hardening Ne guns ana
sxseteuipg the breath warranted 10 &c, dry hard
Price 81; cents per pot FOR ssle by
DAVID SANDS co. II Fest Broadway,
dll I'm Corner MHket-st
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ANOTHER GOVERNMENT STORE SHIP WsgcKEp.
we learn iIom .ae rros'aeneT ntsnsenps Of Friday,
Rhode lssnd lying at Bristol was torn from her moor.
ngs al the wharf and arivon ashore. high and dry at
the head Of the hsrbor She was sden with barges for
the service in Mexico Il Is believed that she esnno, Be
got OF until her cargo % discharged.
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!; :;: S: !;

attention Of HoaseAseps and Others 10 psu eassry eassd
" wlss Right and Lsf Sersw Bs4st ssds, which
received The preniua tbs late Fair VI the An srcsn 10
sats Thsss Bsdstssds proof against min VI AL
kinds, snd be put up taken down u ons milns
tune. No better proof wanted Of hs supet onty o.
lhsss Bodssads over al others bJ SAILING that wbna
The last Ave years thirty bousand u hsn have eesn
sold The public respectfully invited 70 cal snd "a
annie for them selyes
Also Cote wholesale and retail d W
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NrOTICE.-An persons are cautioned sssinst harbor.
M or trusting any u tie British brig Rchs! wsison
yVisns from Sligo, debLs Of her ceaifseuog will
. pstd b. he Captain OF Consignsss. u
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AMERICAS NET AND SEINE

NANUfACTORY.-Set and Seine- u all descriptions,
l'lof American manufacture, from The smallest DIP Net
the largest class u seines capable OF lskng 900 bar
rels al haul for sale by The Union Wharf Co iPIoynce-
town. snd WILLIAM STOWE,
No scudder's Buildings Msrcsniils wharf, Bosom.
B-Sss and Selles d any kni made Al short notice,
and 81 descriptions Of Ret Knitting a. low prices
p meod
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y do1ble uprsht Engine cylinders inches disrstefi
twenty-five inches stroke Boiler coetsss s<ycpySS~
inches nsds) diameter tron tabeA The vnog s
bal Iuls room InGa.rs u JAMES CoChkAN' !" mag
.. wheEs The Engine e.a Be 49, @ arI aaryNy;
Nos % sn3 ~ Bfosd-st
49,. - -, h. s~sn nSn
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,IANO FORTEs.-0. Il II. BAL

s1- PIANO FQATks.--0. \ n. BAH
Ezist-I MORE oder fos sale a. lheif nsnuiae.oy
W NJ umsnt Of rosewood and m.he ssny Piano
Fortes OF finely carved Gothic and modern Psrsn
bsse Pisnos for mechanical construction exesleney 81
msnship srd richness Of cannot be suspasse
and where purchaser has any dousts hey WI pe
And INV reasonsbls lsoeth ofms aowed 70 ssiisfy MIN
This being new fssufs In the business, u important
the parchsse a. the market Is full OF traps well escasted
TO catch the mex pehsnced Aresponsibls wufsnty VIE
each instrument Reference 10 some of inc nfs
the city. N B-PiaDos 10 let oW =
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~ EIshth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
The members II Club being the nTsi that organ
lied 10 the Union viii give grand Ball In eommemora
ton OF the ratification Of ne Treaty OF ODen ~ NE Apoo
on The lI.h February, 1871. They have made arrange.
n@nts ith distinguished artists who already engaged
preparing the aecorsors sit5le Tor the OCCASION Cd
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BOUQUETS
~ OF Choice, Rare and Frasranf Exotic
Flowers made IN style Ia please ihs no.t sstdlSos
Are 10 he had a, few hours notice, II JAMES HOG0,
nt4 san Scotsman, ~ Broadway.