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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

Ts Col. Alexander M'Clung. one the heroes
Of Mon,ercy. Is candidate far Congress from
one Of the Districts in Mississippi, aud i Is said.
will be elected tie was appointed 4. :. Mar
shall by Gen. ilarrison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09
LAND ON BoICE PRAIRIE.

SSt2a WE offer for sale ,hat very choice
" 4ss-sS 10, Of land situated upon and adjacent
swY7~S to Boiee Prairie, known as the - Rus
- sell Lands" We will sell ON very IA
Vorahlc terms aud give liberal credit upon
considerable part OF the purchase money.
WASlIBURNE * WOODMAN.
Mineral Point, October 81. 'if. 34-tf
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODSH
Great inducements to purchase at
"THE PEOPLES STORE. -

N. w. Kendall ~ ID. Il. Parker,
successors of Il. NJ Barber, having asso-
- cated themselves for mercantile purposes,
under the firm of Kendall & Parker, would
invite the citizens of Lancaster and vicinity, to
the White Store, to convince themselves, the
time has come when goods of superior quality
and almost every description can be bought as
cheap, or lille cheaper than in any town in
the mines We do not think it necessary, in gor-
geous colors and with empty pufls, to Herald
forth long catalogue of useless names suffice it
to say, we have an extensive assortment of
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09
THE PILES.

Vy0 those suffering with that distressing COM
Il plant, the piles, we would recommend that
old and well established remedy, Hays Eminent,
which Is known TO cure ninety-nine cases out Of
every hundred. where il Is used. We know
many persons who have suffered with the piles for
many wears efiectualiy cured BY the use Of a sin
gle bottle. Many persons have bean imposed up
On by counterfeit article; all. therefore. who
wish to get rid Of this troublesome complaint.
shoald procure Hays Eminent, only at Bicknell's
Potosi, October 3, ~. 81.
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HAINES & HOLLUB,
MERCHAN TS.
Potosi, Wisconsin.

fOtOsI, WISCONSIN,.
TUNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Grant county, and the adloin-
ing countless that they have removed to the COM
modious store lately occupied by VIM l.. John
son in the town Of Potosi. Being thankful for the
patronage which has been so literally bestowed
upon them during the short time they have been
settled in this place, they solicit continuance of
the same, and pledge themselves to please all
who may call upon them. They will receive in
a few days an extensive assortment of new goods,
which in addition TO their present stock will make
as full and complete an assortment of new goods
of every variety can be found in any store in
the mines, consisting in part of the following
DRY GOODS:
Table linen; Gents sum'r clothing;
Bro linen spreads; Linen sheeting;
Summer stuiis; White hannels;
Buff and orange prints; Damask moreens;
Broadcloth; Lisle thread gloves;
Cassimeres; Bonnets;
Vestings; Ribbons;
White corded and Shawls;
Mohair skirts; Parasols, sc.
Buttons for children's clothes, in great variety;
Marshall's linen thread; Coats 2J0 yard spool
thread.
II will be impossible for to enumerate one
half of the articles which we keep, but we will
call your attention to few of the leading articles
viz.
A new style of lawns and bazarnes, some
thing new for ladies dresses;
Prints of every description;
Shawls of every possible description;
Ribbons of all styles and colors;
Laces and edgings of all kinds;
A large and complete assortment of bonnets;
Individuals wishing goods for their families,
milliners and pedlars, all requested TO call
and examine our stock before purchasing, as we
think we can convince You that all we have said
can be fully realized. They likewise offer for
sale choice lot of
i'ea0p fflaoe Clothing,
purchased this fall as cheap for cash as any
house inthe mining country.
To the ladies who have favored us with their
custom, we tender our sincere thanks, and as
sure them, if they will call at the variety store
of the undersigned, they will find this side of
Galena an elegant and complete assortment of
FANCY DRY GOODS
Of all descriptions; and also see for themselves
that they can purchase of the Jews of Potosi on
as reasonable terms of the Yankees of Galena
Since it is pleasure at all times to show their
goods, and believing they can suit both as re-
CARDS price and quality, they hope not to be for
gotten by The ladies'. Call and satisfy yourselves
We always keep on hand
Groceries,
Boots, shoes,
Hardware, Queensware,
Nails, Iron,
Glassw are, Cutlery, &c.
We invite one and all to call and examine for
yourselves, opposite the New Saloon, on Main
street, Potosi, at
HAINES S HOLLUB'S.
October Q, ~. 49,.
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YOU LIE,
DERHAPS, reader, upon rickety old bed
Il stead. if any. Christian Smith, at his
Cabinet Warehouse in Potosi, continues to make
Bedsteads Of all descriptions, and of the best
material and workmanship, which he viii sell at
reduced prices, at lower prices than ever before.
N He also makes Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,
X. and all kinds Of Cabinet ware, Of such a
" Equality and at such prices as cannot fail to
suit purchasers; and viii also be ready at all
times, 10 make coflius to order Whatever you
want in the cabinet line, call upon
c. SMITH.
PotoSi, May 5, ~. s-ly.
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KEEP OFF.

KEEP OFF.
N0TICE is hereby given that all persons are
4 ' forbidden to dig OF mine or in any manuer
TO irospass upon any parts Of the subscribers
lands IN this county, as we are determined to en-
force the law agains, all who do.
TliOS. J. TAYLOR,
JOHN II. TURLEY
February -, Al. 51-ly.
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SEVERAL very choice brands Of Tobacco Sc
- lected expressly for tins market, Just re-
ceived and for sale very low By
BLOCK X kALTENBACH.
ns..hsr
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DRY g. FANCY GOODS,


Ready-made Clothing, Boots, aud Shoes,
Crcckery, Glass, Tin s. Hardware,
Hats, Caps, BOnnets,
Books and Stationery. find Farmers pe hare
not forgot your Haying Tools.
Groceries, Paints and Oils,
Drugs, Glass, Medicines,
Nails, Glassware, &c.
NVenow invite all, before laying out their cash,
themselves. This stock has been purchased
principally for cash, at favorable time, in the
two great commercial marts,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
with great care and fixed determination to
please the people with the best of goods and la
test STYLES and lowest prices We are bound to
sell. and can afford to for cash ready pay,
much lower than goods have heretofore been
bought in Lancaster.
We are well aware that trade in this place has
formerly been conducted under serious impede
ments, viz: the want of such goods as are called
for, especially by farmers, and many who find il
most convenient to trade in Lancaster, after ask
ing in vain again and again for such articles as
they need, have been induced, or rather compel
ed to go adjoining town for their goods; and this
we do know we can afford to sell as cheap as our
aware if we do this, we can increase our owl
business and accommodate others, and if we dc
not we cannot expect liberal share OF public
patronage. VIII you come?
June ~, Al. 15-ly.
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MISCELLA NE Gus.

.CJe Let your children commit to memory the
following synopsis Of English chronology.
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HasAiagioa co.. ma, ScPt -, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-05

Died,
On the Sd instant the youngest son of John and Mary
Smith, aged year and months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re.
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral this
:oclock, from 80 Troy st near 4tb.
On Monday morning, 4th inst of consumption, LOUISA
ANDERSON, wife OF James MCGOWAN, oged 81 years.
The friends and acquainances of the family are re.
guested to attend her unera from the residence of her
brotberin-law, VIM. Lock Casn, IL Jeroloman street.
Pm. " N"A
On the Sd instant, in the 37h year of her ago. JANE
WIDOW oil the late Robert McRitchie.
me friends and acquainances Of the family, we'll
az hose OF her brother, William Barr, and her sister
mrs Miller are respectfully invited attend her fune.
RAJ from her late residence 1T William street. this day
at o'clock ~ "'
On Sunday evening, Sd inst May ELIZABETH, dsuph
ter OF Abraham and Mary l.. Csdmus, aged years.
months ond ls days. ''
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited N
attend her funeral on Tuesday 5th init at 10 o,ciock A
further invitation.
In Phil ad'lphia, on Saturday, I'd January le47 WV,
aged 81.
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YBL401A
Highly Important
FROM THE
Sc OF WAR.
MOVE MENTS OF THE TROOPS.
SANTA ANNA ADVANCING
ON SAITIIxo.
Attack on the American Forces
at Tampico.
seven THOUSAND MEXICAN
CAVALRY
EPUL . . ~
Three HUNDRED AMERICANS.
&c. &c.

WAsHINoTos, Jan. +-6P.M
Tho steamer Fashion, from Brazos, 24th, arrived ct
Now Orleans with eighty discharged volunteers. and
the remains of the gallant Allison Of Nashville who
ceived death wound at Monterey.
Capt Yestman aid to Gen. Wool bearer of dispatches
to the at Washington. came passenger also
Col J. @. Langdon.
Gen. Woos column within two miles Of Par1s,
numbering 1900 mon. They were ordered there to
tabh depot and levy upon supplies belonging to the
Mexican government. They had already taken large
quantity of -four, wheat and corn.
The ars and second regiments Of the Indiana volun-
teers on their march from Camargo had joined 0sneal
Wool
Gen. Worth left saltlo with 1900 men.
Gen. Butler left Monterey with 2o0s men.
Col Quitmans brigade left Monterey for Victoria on
the 18th.
Gen Taylor's squadron left Monterey for victora on
the 18th.
Gen. Patterson was to leave the 2"d with the Ten
nesses regiment Of cavalry for Tampi,o via Victoria.
The Alabama Volunteers, second artillery, had arrived
stMonterey.
Lieut. Col. Henry Clay. with six companies Kentucky
Volunteers, had reached seralvo
Capt Willis, with two companies, at Mier.
Gen. Lamar at Larado.
The Nexicans making successful exertions to
raise troops in all the small the Rio 0rsnds
two hundred Mexicans at Rance, the Rio Ban juan
commanded by Capt. Cantion-thsir particular object
being search. Canton captured, and also muster
roll company, with letters Of instruction from Ampudia
and Paredes also quantity Of blankets and ammuni
ton was secured.
Canton was taken to Camargo and imprisoned on the
10th.
Mexican caught entering the magazine at Ca
MARCO, with the supposed intent of blowing 1t up.
An express had arrived at Brazos from Gen. Patterson,
stating that Santa Anna advancing salllo, with
the intention to cut of Gen. Worth.
Four hundred and fifty regulars were to leave Camsrgo
for Monterey on the 10th.
A passenger in the schooner II. T. johnson, at New
Orleans from Tampco states that an attack was made
on the American forces that place. numbering about
3OO by advance ofthe Mexican cavalry nearly seven
thousand strong.
The American forces opened their park artillery on
them, when they speedily fed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-05
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County of New York from the 18th dav Of
a, December, 1916 to the I'd day Of January, 1917
Men 10; Women 81; Boys 62; Girls CO. Total 23i.

Men t5i Women g.; Boys 81; Girls So Total asa
DIsEAsEs
Apopexv, IL Asthma, }; Asphyxa, /; Bleeding from
long, burned or scaded, Bronchitis, 81 Caarrh Cam
rel Colic, Consumption 40; Commissions IS; Group 81
Reoity D; Delir,um Trenens Dsrrhsa 3; Dropsy, 81
Dopsy IN the head IL Dropsy in the chest 81 d. sentey
p psiod Fever rem!ten Fever scarlet Foyer W
cough Inflammation Of BRAIN Inflammation of bowels
~ Inflammation OF chest q Inflammation of lungs II; III.
nammaon OF stomach, 4; Inflammation OF throat Ok nfam.
NATION o, liver ntussu:sception Q; Luss venerea Ma.
w MsssIes Old age Palsy, 3; Pre- birth,
Total, 23i "s - o"Ano"h'o u
Age-under year, 81; to years. so,ats52 TO- II,
iOt 20 20 80 3 49, az 40 So I6 50 to co. 5 60
10 ~, ~ fVto w, 4; no TO d. l; 30 TO 100
CORNs. b. ARCHER, CITY Inspector
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MRS. CARROLL's Medicsted vapor and su,nbu,
Iva Baths l4 Fulton street, opposite Church street
certain cure for Colds, Coughs Rheumatism Sers Tb,os
and all nammatory diseases incident the
state Of The weather The Sulphur Vapor Bath ~ nsrcn
eupons and diseases Of the sin No danger Of taking cold
Ffsr the use ofthess baths ;sssa IA imsro
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AmUsEM EMYs.
TABERNACLE.
! - -. o.. -. - /"

TABERNACLE
HENRI HERE'S
FAREWELL CONCERT,
Prior to his departure for Havana and thence for Europe
~, THURSDAY EHENiSG, JANUARY,
When he will be assisted by AL the recently arrived men,
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
- Their first Ia any concert in America.
sIGSA ctoTlhLEPA BARiLI. First Soprano
siS$ ~. s::;s
s sGk A. SSAARR9nINSkiCo. Fir., Butte Butte
siSs Second ysiS:
Sirteem Distinguished Pianiisis,,
d Powerful Opera Chorus
f'tsured the Saiq,Ss ;s,yisssS the celebrated
First Hornist and Guitarst the Grand Duke of Baden
Great care been to the choice gem. from the
BEST OPERAS OF THE DAY.
The following pieces will form leading features Of the
Grand Ar. from MAR SSffsIs D'ARRAaoNA, by
ss suu
hpa SiF by Mseas sung
~ s 1f1ss'i Ss%sSSAaeI by VERDI sung by
I'll; By sss ss.bi.Ssd Verdi who now con;
"S az TSS' pkop by the
's"0i. fF9f in ALeEn PA
Pstac BY Kosni sung by sigr sanqurico Bensdet and
Grand overture to I R9sisi,' !, ~ rv,,
arranged expressly for tins
sxrR i kSHH F SaSisHab FiAs ~
Grand Fantasia Tor BY ne h HGsn DORM,
:. performed in his concerts in Germany France and Eng
tHSiA fE MI StS R'' t tSS isa:.
III. il PURlTANI. First time.)
Nv. Brilliant Duet by Signor Rspetti and Henry Herr.
The Concert will conclude with
~ THE PRAY Err OF MOSES,
las performed In his concerts In Paris and London execu
sGNN99RAG RARk sIGNoR
WITH Il POWERFUL CHORUS IND OR GAN
ACCOMPANIMENT
Tickets dollar each. To be had the usual places
The public earnestly requested to purchase their tickets
Measures have taken have the Tabernacle liz with
wax lights, independent of the
Doors open at 6-to commence at haEpast seven-to con-
clude st ten.
No postponement account of the weather
NE 'N'' WI" Sc u0"A "e'a' '0'''AAe Up n''D' n0''"
A L THE LYCEUM HALL ,-Repeated Lecture, jan
9Th, 1877 at IN o'clock-One Evening with
the Orators and the Popular Mr. Whitney
Thy special request will Miscellaneous Enter
talnment, Tuesday Evening" January 3th l7 Illustrations
drawn from British and American Poets also Impersona-
tl9ns Of w Preston, (Eslogium on Legare0 H. Clay D.
BY request his Irish friends Mr. w will deliver the dy
ing speech Of Emmett, Esq
Admisyon-Fifty cents.
N. b. No postponement account of weather.
j3 .
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M arried.

Married,
On Sunday evening, January 3 by the Rev. Henry
Chase MI. GEoneE II. MORGAN, to Miss MARIA Gull.
LAND, both Of this city.
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MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT
RELATIVE TO THE
LIEUTENANT GENERAL,
CONGR EssIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, January 4, lsA7.

CONGR ESSlONAI PhOCEEDAN0S.
WARRINGTON, January 4, lsA7.
Senate.
message from the President received and read.
He asks an Of the army, and the appointment
of 4 Lieutenant General
Referred to the Military Committee.
Also message from the President relative to the trans
mission Of mails to and from the army.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON of La, the Vice President
was requested communicate to the Governor Of Loui
sana intelligence of the decease Of Mr. Barrow.
Mr CAMERON presented petition from Bradford coun-
ty Pa for the abolition Of slavery The question Of il
reception was laid the table. Also the memorial Of
Esson College, import books and instruments free Of
duty
memorial for aid for the projected railroad to the
Pacific and memorial to bring the war with Mexico to
a speedy close, were presented
Mr. CAmERor said that in Pennsy lvana desired
to end te war any other mode than by honorable
peace.
MIR. CALHOUN presented the remonstrance Of the Ma
rine Insurance companies Of New York against the
peal OF the Pilot law.
Mr. Jarnsgins resolution, calling the War Depart
mont for copies of instructions to the Cherokee commits
sioners. adopted.
The bill to reduce and graduate the public lands
up and WINS made the special order for Monday
The Senate went into executive session, and after
adjourned
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season Of navigation in ich Of the past two years II
will BIO observed that here has been an increased
movement in nearly every article In the list
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al.o reports from the SFsrsn and corresponding
: - NOTICE..
.nd sclae
:.S Hi d. have formed
bushes, q importing wat.he. and misunderstanding watch es
@ Be- s BY ss% in .qi
Co. BY I a,. firm a' S
.f gES; issqMg TAaiHl.
FOR THE HERALD
nd Ng v take h ,h, oppOnuny inform e
% ias Sis ~S
prov Si .sa adm.
s T:h ss f dss ST.
and 80 5set above the basement to the well built OF
assR';$ aSa t: 90 st aHr:s
ssss Gs! viii &c n. .1
r 10
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
r A.; ARTAULT, I4s and ISL Broadway, Lafayette
wSeS b. ssTI rs,ss; Large
French Chemicals including dy iodD. G an Of
sSSs BIc~ine Chloride of Iodine Silt Of Gold pey
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
PEREZ. 1S soIi;;s modem
ar. ready % s Of ks Ms;f *: Ss%
s4on. L1r Ss Rent Day. Two
'G 1as I'M. N muslin 81. wMTAYLoRG $50:
THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 200 900 DOLLARS
WITH.A SURPLUS.
E. i. on suaas
s a% heir
N Ssg
owe their escape from them with comparatively slight losses
and %sv ;s.,,s;TnS HER which company
The Company take special care to notify their customers in
&c. FINN s.sa.,S W. b&ESII'ASHArER. President.
FOR THIS MONTH ONLY
ME OLIVER GOLDSMITH. win receive pupils
mont" ON one b ts Tfdssd terms of only
for of ten lessons Of EACH in mercantile or
.PENMANsBIP,
% g. hat t. lust grD
sns at Ss oH
inches a perfect .mss hand
.: Ss $ j: f.S
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
Complete Set, neatly Bound.
A Pi se1 Of The ssp vf AID
sod bound from the to the
sS;'s hSsss!ip 11's ss
"e.on ana inc address OF the owner given. j5stsTc
TAKE THE PAPERS.
TREAT success OF Holmes new Newspaper Pan-5oo
entered for the year-prospect for 5000
IN New York The propretors of the mnrn papers
H ny new systsm among Them attempt blow
and the people, and it do as much good in The New
World Necessity, the old grandmother fImany wor.
to the American publicfor the benefit Of
morning papers loaned Subscribers one hour for Is
we.s or four daily papers for lak week. and deli.
vered TO subscrbers at y 10 and II O'clock, -
such an hour " best suits the nyenence of the gentlemen
Th2 take ths PAPERS ON the London plan Gentlemen who
registry ut VIM Tayors the Astor House
~ 8. A. HOLMES, Park Row.
D. Central Office wanted for the business New Books
cash, on the lowest terms. j. A. III
is <ts&r RI
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KEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTIES wishing remit money in large small
to their friends IN Great Britain or Ireland, do
in the expeditions manner through the subscbe by
drafts sight, payable ~ all the principal towns England
Ireland aud scotland Money may be by letter (post
paid from any part Of the United States Them giving the
address and the name o. the party IT, which will
be fssalsrly forwarded by packet uesmeI Apply TO
40 Im'Ho ~ Fulton street, New York,
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Total supply. .2,0l5342 2322s7l
The returns this year not quite pc, feet but tho
result will not vary materially from the above In Jan
last the managers of the Reading Railroad Co. estma
the capacity of the road at $50 900 tons for the nov
the quantity sent is H. being only "a aaa no
tons less than the estimate. The estimate would har.
been exceeded if the trade had be IN retarded h
unusual and unexpected freshet w,,ch occurr.a =; -
Anthracite coal is unusual high in this market, for
the season. notwh stand ak the full supply and the "a.
duced duty on forei~. a varst;e, ' ~
Inc annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
is'aAs ~rtmens Of the Canal and Banking sompany
y. ave Orleans, at four periods II will he observed
the sssets are increasing very FAST and that the ex.
Cess over liabilities is steadily advancing
CANAta.o BANxiso COMPANY New ORLEANS,
Circulation V SSa i 10, N1y 80 Dee H. Dec a.
Individual deposors s2S Iso52oa l.3iS sS 1855
W. Selden, Treasurer -''''s''
United States ...... 373lo3 2l5l5e 22a6s o.. 100
Due distant banks for '''--~
collections. 7s,s7 1858 Iss,s4s a5o,ss7
Total. .... s224asi 2A72,352 2,a5o7s7 5000, e2s
Cash Assets.
Paper payable within '''"''0N i'''i'''' i''0''''s
Eorsiss and domestic ''''''' i'Sz'O1' HS'i i'aioso'
bills of exchange. 257,927 5l626a 78O5s5 sar ooe
Notes and bills paya- ''-'"
bic in over 90 days.
stock &c ........ 4oo,o71 3s7 s2i $3.50 ss7,1i3
Total. ssIlsH5 s.s2o,lo2 3,4ossso 3,s739ao
The increase in specie for the week ending December
G amounted to $7a 425 while the incre ase in the cir
culation only $3a,6l0.
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INDEPENDENCE GUARD.
TNHE Ninth Annu Fete Of the Independence Guard will
take place at Tammany Hail. Monday, January 18th
ls7 Ticket, eau be had any member of the committee
d3l Jl,3,56,7. 10, IL 9tissro
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FUNNY TIMES A COMING.
SECoND ANIMAL F!ANCY DRESS BALL Of the

CECOND ANNUAL FANCY DRESS BALL of thu
- CALIFORNIA GUARDS
attached 70 The A q Brigade Shakespeare Hotel. This
(Tuesdat) Evening, Jan, 5, 18i7.
THIS military affair will be truly grand the Company
will in their and Fancy Uniform for the
time their Grand parade 9Th
Th. noble Lsus.,n, Don Cesa, de Bsz,n. will have the
Noble Ladies' and for the precision of will com.
pete " ith any crack Company IN town
Lothans Grand Mi tary Band have been engaged and
during the evening will perform the ceebated March dedi
Gated TO the corps entitled the Fall Of Don Giovanni o.
DON EN- ANUEL CRASSEO, Secy.
=, DON LAPARTE LORpEANIO, Treasurer;
Committee will Of the Herds Of Cbephache OLE
derareck, aud other Military Gents who nnyously wait
ing for an opportunity TO mortAlEc them'slves
Tickets One Dollar is ltsre
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
vHE annual meeting Of this bodv will be held to-mor-
evening when the by the executive commit
OF the since and
will and officers elected for the ensuing
las rh a