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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

| GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-Thc Govern
or's address to the two houses of the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, represents
the finances of the Commonwealth as in
very good condition There is no ma
terial change since the last year in the
necessary expenditures or the ordinary
receipts, aud yet the balance of receipts
over expenditures for this year, is about
thirty thousand dollars. $3.50, ,23i II.
The Governor, in this message, makes
two distinct recommendations lie reit-
crates former opinion, that the Legisla-
turc should look after the property of the
Commonwealth in Boston Harbor, and
he recommends that fifth Judge should
be added to the Supreme Judicial Court.
The message reproaches, with deserv-
cd severity, those parents who refuse to
send their children to the public schools,
and says that such parents commit fla
grant wrong upon the community and
the State 1t speaks with almost equal
apprehension Of the war with Mexico,
and the governor ventures upon the fol-
lowing declaration IL hazard nothing
in saying, that the great body of the peo-
pie Of this republic desire peace with
Mexico,--a peace just and honorable to
both parties
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

The Boston Post says that the semi
annual dividends of Railroad corporation:
in that vicinity, recently declared, amour,
TO one million Of dollars. The divid.
ends are, Worcester $4,000 West.
ern 100 900; Maine II0, 600; Fitchburg
LOG 800; Eastern 10000; Lowell 72,-
600; Providence Q - per cent on g
52O, 900, SS, 200; Old Colony 42,O0G ;
Portland and Portsmouth &c, 900; Fall
River $4,000; Connecticut River a.
600; Taunton Branch and New Bedford
10000.
80 shares of the Old Colony Railroad
were sold by auction in Boston OH Satur-
day at 800 75 per share
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

MAssAcHUsETTs.- - William B. Cal
houn has been elected Secretary Of the
Commonwealth; Joseph Barrett, Treas
urer. and Receiver General, and John =.
Bigelow, Charles Russel, John Murdock
John Chapman, Abraham II. Thompson,
George Bliss, William Mitchell, Edward
l.. Reyes and John Porter, councillors
for the current year.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

sJ- Respecting the alleged recall oI
Gen. Scott, the Philadelphia North
American Of this morning has the follow
ing -
WAsuiNoroN, Jan. 10.
Things nre taking serious turn.
On Thursday il was determined in cabi-
net To recall Gen Scott from the com
,nand OF tho army, and special mcssen.
ger was despatched with the order.
lie was stopped at Richmond by a
tolegraphic commune alton, and recalled
as intelligence had been received that
Gen. Pierce was hurrying on, and il
was deemed advisable to take his opinion
in tho premises Gen. Pierce has not
yet arrived, and 1t Is probable that there
will be a suspension of farther action Tor
the present This comes fiom high
Democratic authority
INDEPENDENT.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

FATAL AccIDENT.-M Mr. Daniel Cum
mings, an Engineer on the New Bedford
and Taunton Rail Road was killed
Tuesday morning in coming from Bos-
ton. The train had approached to with.
in about three miles Of Taunton, and
Mr.. Cummings in examining the pump
was STOPPING over the side ofthe engine
when his head came in contact with a
board which projected from the fence
upon the track, striking him over the
eye and knocking him backword., in a
state of perfect InsensibiIity. lie was
taken To Taunton where the best medi-
cal attendance was procured, but he
survived the accident only about ten
minutes. Mr.. Cummings had been CON
nected with the Railroad about twelve
years was All excellent engineer and
worthy and es,imable citizen, a ma
tive OF New Hampshire, aged about 30
years. lie has left a wife and one
chlld TO mourn his untimely oss.-.Ne'c
Bedford Wercmy
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

A RIoT.-Thcre was a riot at the
new city At South IIadley Falls, Mass, a
few days since between the Irish laborers,
on account Of reduction of wages
Several persons were severely injured
and military company was called out to
quell the disturbance.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-20

It was Edward himself But what u fs
ure he did cut His uncombed ha
was sticking up, in stiff spikes, in a hur
dred different directions his face coul
not have felt the touch of razor for tw
or three days; and he was guiltless G
clean linen for at least the same lengl
OF time. His vest was soicd his boot
unblacksd : aud there was an unmist
kable hole IN one OF his elbows.
i " Why Edward ~ exclaimed Ihi,
wife, with IA look of modification AN,
distress, as her husband came across TIT
room, with a face 10 which no concious
ness OF the figure he cut could be detect
ed.
Why my dear fellow what is TIT
matter 90 said my husband, frankly
for he perceived that the ladies' were be
ginning 10 litter, and that the gentlemen
were looking at each other, aud tryin!
to repress their risibe tendencies an,
therefore deemed it best to throw off al
reserve on the subject.
=" The matter ? Nothing's the mat.
ter, ] believe. WHY do you ask ?"-
Douglass looked grave.
" Well may he ask what's the mat
ter - broke in Cora, energeticaIly. -
" How could you come here in such Q
pligh, -
g In such a plight !" And Edward
looked down At himself; felt his beard,
and run his finger through his hair. -
What's the matter Is any thing
wrong :"
"You look as if you'd just walked up
from a nap of a week with your clothes
on. and come off without washing your
face or combing your hair" said my
husband
"Oh :" And Edwards countenanc
brig ghtened little. Then he said, with
much gravity Of manner
"l've been extremely hurried Of late
and only left my store few minutes
ago. l hardly thought it worth while to
20 home to dress up. knew we were
all friends here. Besides, "as my fort
une IS made"-and he glanced with a
look not TO be mistaken towards his wife
81 don't feel called upon to give as
much attenli ,n to mere dress as formerly.
Before / was married, il was necessary
10 be particular in these matters, but.
It's of no consequence.
! turned towards Cora. Her face
vas like crimson. Ia a few moments
she arose and went quickly from the
oom | followed her, and Edward
'ame after US, pretty soon. he found
lie wife in tears, and sobbing almost
" ys,ericslly.
"l've got carriage st The door, he
aid to me, aside, half laughing, half
erious. =" SO help her on with her
hings, and we'll retire in disorder"
"But its too bad in you, Mr. Dou-
lass" ,"repled |.
/" Forgive me for making your house
he scene Of this lesson to Cora" he
,hispered.
II had to be given, and / thought. |
ould venture to trespess upon your for
earance."
"i'll think about that" said |, in re-
lrn.
IN few minutes Cora and her hus.
and retired, and in spite Of good breed
Y and everything else, we all had
earty laugh over the matter, on my re-
Irn to the parlor, where explained
10 curious little scene that had just
4
How Cora and her husband settled
e affair between themselves, never
quired. But one thing is certain
never saw her in slovenly dress after
ards, at home or abroad. She was
Ired.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 16.
The steamer Niagara's news received bstwee
IL and IL O'Clock to- day by telegraph and had the Of
feet Of unsettlipg business Sales Of shsve bee
rnodsrate 500 bbs Howard street and City Mills sold
at 81 rs q S.. Grain-SGles Of corn made to O
fair extent at SOC. 61c. for prime yellow and 45c.
go. for white. Provisions and groceries quiet.
PIrTsBURGH. Dec 15-7P.M
Flour-There Is but moderate quantity Offering,
which causes quiet; ket bot the demand Is good
Sales have been made at So u.s. So 81 to SO o. which
IS shade better than yesterday prcer Grain The
toreign news has, yet had effect the market
There is quotabe change in grain; the demand is
about the same. Hogs-Prices continue in favor Of
the sellers Sales made to-day at So 25 por 100
lbs net Seeds-There Is but very little doing in any
description; prices are nominal. Pork-The foreign
news has had effect the market, and there is .
fair business doing at former prices There feet of
water in the channel and the river IL falling 1t has
been raining most Of the day.
BosroN, Dec. 16, 1S48.
The arrival of the Niagara at this port this morn
ing had tendency 10 check operations In most de.
scriptions Of produce. In -four, the sales reached
1900 barrels including Genesee, Michigan Sc, at SIS
SO q 62h Corn, since the steamer, was depressed,
and the transactions limited We notice sales of
5000 bushels, at So $50 Ofrye, there sales of
900 bushels at CSC Oats off sowly-sales 900
bushels at $780, In provisions there is but little doing
Lard is quoted at o 90. for the whole assert
ment
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1913.

H,orahi The California Gold D'gg'nss-- ms cry
IS STAT then Come--Pian for the Protection % the
f:op,y,ment and oil Parties Concerned, by an
A,my Officer
Every repor, from California shows that the
area of the gold region is discovered to extend
further along the valley, and further out on the
sides. Already it is worked over izooo square
miles of territory, and it may possibly extend over
-, of 100 600 square miles, including the
80 mountain chain of the Sierra Nevada. IL
NAV NAV be that the pine cedar, and cypress trees Q.
,h nc, mountain barrier-trees which un upto the
altitude OF $50 feet with twelve feet disWe'er-"
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1913
lou can hardly imagine the confusion and mvs.
'ery which pervade the WING ranks. Ofthis IN.
opposition are not slow to avail themselves. and ot
course there is great effort IN progress 70 foros
settlement Of the territorial questions Four ,ro-
Jec's LOT The settlement of this slavery question in
the territories are now before Congress-
l. Douglass bill making one State of CaIiforni.
'obe organized immediately and leaving the cues.
ton of slavery to the people.
q The petition of the people of New Mexico. for
organization into State, with slavery excluded
expressly by law.
D. Cayton's old compromise bill, leaving the
matter to the Supreme Court.
.. The resolutions of the House of Representa-
ives, Instructlng the Territorial Committee 10 re-
port bill tor the organization OF territorial govern
ments, excluding slavery.
DO not believe that any OF these projects can be
carried through at the present session. The wings
are IN perplexity. The democrats are divided.
Nei'her know very well what 10 do. Mr.. Calhoun.
has greatly declined. He is regarded by
III ois'hren as too ultra and impractical
o'o fioiioa' ALABAMA, ihasis sippi, do not desire
an extension of the slave limits as thev r..a II,
me slave labor within their own borders Rut or
course, they will resist any attempt to effect Gun
gresslonal edct against slavery extension.
Clayton, and a few others, will make great effort
to carry the compromise BILL so as to get rid of thi
troublesome question before the advent of TAYLOR
But they cannot do 1t.
Clayton Is as much in the dark, as to TAYLOR
views &C., as any one. He has received no let
ters from the General, i am told. In the meantime
the so-called leaders here are overwhelmed by in
quiries from abroad. Baie Peyton, of Lousi ana
wrote on here, it is said, to Clayton, for informa
ton, but 1t was non est tnUcntus. And yet these
men affect the greatest Importance, and pretend to
know all about the Generals views, &c
believe, from all that can ascertain, thai
Reverdy Johnson,l of Maryland, is better informed
on these matters than any other Senator or leader
here. lie and Taylor have personal association,
and the two families intimate through the fe-
male members. He and Gadsden, of South Caro-
lima, will be offered cabinet appointments it is
said.
Colonel Webb Is here extremely busy He in
getting up memorial OF merit, &C., signed by
members of Congress and others, and, it is said,
Seeks the mission ts Berlin. Marsh, OF Vermont,
and lots OF others, are competitors.
Prescott Hall came on here with Daniel Web
ster. That clique Is also very busy. What fun
there Is, to be sure! Every man suspects his
neighbor. The victory has completely disorgan-
lied the wings; they have no concert of action
no unlon-no hamony-no common sense, it
would seem.
There will be some strange developments, BY
and by, with regard to army contracts during the
war. The corruption under Marcy has been
astounding.
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Total Pots and Paarla.

Total Pots and Pearls. 500. 4Ol7
BREADsTUFFs-E1 our-Before the news 1000 or g. 600
bills Oswego this State Michigan. fair to good wsrs
made at SIS BIZ IS 371s, including pure Gsnssee at
So 66, and fancy at IS rs So. After the news sales
pure and fancy brands at SIS rs So 25 taken by the
home trade in lots, in all about 500 bbls 200 do good
held at S. S There wa. very little dspositon to
buy or SELL until the receipt OF letters No sales of
S sos we're Exported 800 bSs Ohio mills
were made at l12c 800 do Indiana, via New Orleans,
at the same price Corn the receipt of the
Sales were made bfore the news at previous prices
Receipts do,on the Hudson Rrer since the Opening of
River Narigafion
V Wheat Fl,ur. ..... .bbls .2,2S1,5sl 29ls,46o
wheat. bush. lloss 1850 1a 500 1922
Sorh '''.'''' ........ .202S1Il 3,5S7,254
,44Corror;-T some desire to buy this morn
ipg when the steamer was telegraphsd and the full
prices of yesterday cheerfully paid after the
news buyers held of, and the market closed weaker
The total business was about I,4OO bales.
kFRurThere have been but few translation to report
to-day. On Wednesday next, the cargo of the bark
Grion consisting Of 90 600 drums fresh Smyrna figs,
and l3s drums Sultana raisins will be offered at
ton This We believe Is the frst large arrival of figs
from Smyrna this season.
FBkiours.-Fiour was engaged, to Liverpool at 2s.,
and 10 Gisgow, at 2s Cd. Other articles were nomi-
nal as shippers were waiting for letters. Beef was
London, at &C.
Hrps..-There have been sales of $500 ornioco, to
arrive. at Sc per cent Off and 900 wet sailed Rio
Grande, 4slb at tSc.-less 41ac.
HAr.-Smal sales were making at 45c. a soc.
LIME was quiet.
NAVAL STORES The sale of crude turpentine al.
luded to yesterday 500 barrels at So So In other
de- crptons there is but little doing
OILs-English linseed was trihe armer to- day. and
holders generally demanded sic. In American we
have no change to notice.
Provisions Sales of about 500 bbls pork were made
including mess at SIP 49, which held at
$12 S7a $13 +; and Of prime at 50 62s, which was
afterwards held at SO 49, Lard continued dull, aud
sales transpred Sales Of 100 bbls grease and
100 terces, were made at $40 Bsef-Saes of $50 bills
beef hams were made, at $l3 Cheese quiet. bod
butter was steady at former rates.
SUGARs.-There have been sales Of 200 hhds Porto
Rico at $40 4hc and $50 do. old New Orleans at
&c. a 4Hc usual time.
TALLow.-sales were made Of 10000 ID, at 800
Shc.
WHIsKEY was quiet only small sales were reported,
which afforded no criterion Of the market.
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Affairs In Neutrality-suspicious. for Set
Ting the Slavery Question.

WARRINGTON, DEC TO, IS43.
Neither house Of Congress was in session to. day.
There is a proposition in circulation resulting,
probably from the belief Of Southern statesmen that
settlement of the slavery question: in connection with
the territories, cannot be effected in any other
wsy-that meeting of members Of Congress b. called
for the purpose of forming union upon middle
ground" or compromise, of,the difference existing In
regard to the establishment Of slavery in New Mexico
and California, or its exclusion therefrom.
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PANAMA RAILRorD.-This great enterprise Is about
being carried out, company having been organized
with the following gentlemen trustees, viz Major
General Scott; Cornelius w. Lawrence, Esq; Matthew
Morgan, Esq; Samuel Jaudon, Esq; C. A. Davis
Esq and Judge Kent.
The grant from the government of New Granada,
extending to ninety nine years, gives many sdvsn-
tages among which the absolute gift to the company
of nearly 300 900 of public lands besides making
the ports on the Atlantic and Pacific, free ports.
John p. Adams Esq consul Of the u s., at Laguara,
visited Bogots the capital Of New NADIA for the
purpose of securing this important enterprise to Amer
interests We hear that large part Of the requi
site capital is already engaged; and by the adver
tsemen that the books for subscr to the capital
stock will remain open but few days
The surveys and locations are to be menced
forthwith under the direction Of VIM. Norris, Esq.
chief engineer and 1t Is believed the road will be
ready for use, the whole length within 20 months.
The road is destined to become the high wsyn Of
the world throwing open whole trade of the west
coast of North and South America, from Cape Horn
to Behring's Straits and open up to merc al enter.
prise the vast Of the Pacific ocean, and the
eastern parts Of Asia.
The passage through the West India Islands, and
the central parts of the Pacific ocean, would be so
easy and agreeable, that voyage from England
from the United States to the coast of North
South America, the Pacific Islands, China, would
only be considered pleasant trip, which thousands
would under lake for pleasure or for health
The distance from New York around Cape Horn, to
Panama, taking the average Of navigation, Ia
1900 miles.
The distance from New York
to the terminus Of the road
on the Atlantic side is 1850 miles.
Length of railroad to Panama,
IS. oU l,94O "
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Charge D'Afrairs to Rome.
WASHINGTON, d,

WASHINGTON, Dec. I6.
The nomination of Lewis Cass, Jr., is before
the Senate, as United States Charge D'A6airs to
the Papal Court of Rome.
The friends of Col. John B. Weller exerted
themselves to get him this mission, as he had ex-
hausted his resources for the party but they fail
ed IN getting HIM nominated.
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AcourTTAL OF john Cook The jury in the case
of the Commonwealth VS. John Cock, of Ashbur nham,
who wau on trial at Worcester last week upon an in
dctme mt chargng him with the murder Of his wife, by
poisoning some fourteen years since rendered YER
dict on Saturday Of not guilty Thereupon the pris-
oner discharged rom custoyd-Boson .adpesftser,
~
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IMPORTANT Samuel Fegely, one OF the repre-
ele ct to state Legislature, suddenly
Frustrated by paralytic stroke afew days ago and
stil seriously i'll; so much 80, that u Is doubtful
bstber he will be able to take his seat in the Legsa
ture Az the House is tie, this exceedingly impor-
liant.
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California Gold Nlines,-PersOns Intending
to embark that region will do well call Joness
street and supply with which
tured expressly for that purposes and thinking the demand will
be very large they sold at the STA Ann
Will sell my OvercOats at Cost To-mor-
konday mldness
havn large stock hand fresh made will sell SIG
coats for S3S for Sl2 and all in that prop 1t
mutt that this
first storm. g. B. Ola 7K 4, ZIG William st.
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rNnE MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT PO-
lice return thanks to Alderman Libby OF Lojoys Hotel for
the liberal supply furnished them the fire
the Park Theatre on yesterday evening. -
A CARD THE MEMBERS or EMPIRE ENGINE CO
n No ~ return their hearty thanks Mr. Richard D. Sater
No. 1913 Be,k street. for the liberal supply OF refreshments
furnished the FIRE at the Park the 10th
WARREN BLIVEN, Foreman
r. CORNELL wpIrE, Secretary.
lNXCELSIOR ENGINE COMPANY No. BEG LEAVE TO
II tenGer their thanks to Coleman OF the
nstor House. the liberal supply Of frshed by
EN- the the Park Theatre Saturday evening last
FAM. Z. TITUS Secretary W.A.JENNINGS, Foreman.
WulTTIHGHAM CLOSING HER BUSINESS AT $50
Broadway up stairs oncs her present stoch Of gooda at
very low ptee-heckp lointe ar other Thread Lices
trimminef Pone Lace and other rich Dresses SILKS Embro
derry, Closks Mautilles, Millinery, &c &c. No.
s. A. PHILLIPS n CO, successNrs 10 j. W!ttinsham, will
continue the tusipt kt $50 Broadway,
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IZ,0UU mll06
Thus effecting by means Of the roads saving Of
nearly 900 miles.
The company will be under the special protection Of
the nited States government, and the neutrality of
the Isthmus is already and secured against
all c0nfin0enciea
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Southern Mall.

BALTIMORE, bet. 16.
othing new.
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NEW ORLEANS sEREN ADERS, AT THE STUYVEsANT
Institute Broadway near Blocker stre-Third
Every NghThs Ethiopian Opera Company embrace In every
evenings Entertainment grand italian operas Sow
nanbula Lucreta Eorsa and Norma with Jenny
Lind S,gnor Lablache Madam Gris Sgnor Mario Madam
Bishop Ssnor Gardoni Admitance cents Doors open at
o'clock Concert o'clock Saturday Afternoon Concert
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TABERNACLE. GREAT AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL

Festvsl1posvely the last Of the casonOn THU RsDAY
December a. SS given by H. HERR the pro-
will contain several and vore Q and
other densembe from the italian and
French operas which will be executed by Madame borde Sig
no1iIn Patti Sgnor Benedet signor Ros ssnOr valten
and SI CT Ciuble Mr. Strakosch pianist the
Russia has kindly consented to postpone departure In order
appear this The grand Orchestra Chorus Of the
Italian Opera Max Maretzek musical director and conductor
Henri Herr will perform anew piece expressly composed
occasion entitled Tribute to America Apdane expressive and
fantasia favote airs from Lucia d Lammermoor Selection
from Mozsrs Don Juan Aendeoh celebrated overture to
Midnieht Summers Dream. In the evening IT.
Here and Strak sch will together grand
tante for pianofor Lucrezia Bogia
the full orchestra with several solos, for this
be had at the Opera House, Astor Place.
Stores and principal Botes Noce-To prevent diff
cues which occurred at the last by
ofces for the Gale Of tehets viii be established the abena
cert will begin at O'clock precisely No o,tponement
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M ECHANICy HALL NO AZ BROADWAY RprvxrN

MN ECIANICn HALL BKUAUWAY, BETHERN
1 Grand and Broome strestB commenced Mondsy Oot
3D. and will continue oyery night until farther weIfh
week Of the opening Tho and we'll
nINsfRELS (oryanised in lsl2l THE FIRST 70 HARMO
ME NEGRO MELODIES. AND ORI0INATORS OF THU
whose concerts in this CITY for period Of ten
were received with such distnguhsd favor and psro
Of New York and Vicinity that they will gys sss their
Chouse Dances &o Admission DOOR,
openat7 Concert will commence ct O'clock An Afternoon
Concert every saturday. commencing At O'clock r. NJ undor
the management and direction Of X. r. Christy
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f1HANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRs, LATE os1Tg.v

alae q Mansua-Jnis st. Mr. scott Ieonardo
be followed by the OLD OAK CHESr-Couut 1od9n
Dawes; Almanac Ton nenrioo d Rosaiyo Nc sr
TaE IhIsa TUToanDr CToOs Mr. seymour Mr. Ti wsiH
Gordon open at 6K curtain rscs al no,s ss
Fit l2c Private Boxes, So; Seats Private Boxes So zoI
conv Boxee. *. ,S| vi nai-
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(NH1NESE ASSEMBLY, ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY.-ACON-
~ cert of Sacred Music will be Sunday evening
Dec 18th, ls Concert past seven o'clock
Admission. % cents