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lang uno so SuB brett. sic erffrrft iib
pcn Norcen nat Sicsn. uno Die Sbefibs
in poufommen ebeu. Die Maunnarbcit
ibrtrifft isoe in iseisr 3cit sema&te. Die
cariter Iicssnos @rrc wurbe bisber bebaut; /;
mar atsr Dor orsiBi9: 9:Sabren nod init @iben
uno psinbolS bewadieu. weIheS BON Swei
bis brsi Sus iber ben Stumpeu ma6. Die
fes 8ert 1T ausenfdeinIid aus bem sraue
fen aItertbums, inbsm bic bort wcbnenben
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uno wsitsre llnteiiu6unscn wsreen pieIIeibt
Die llrfa6e Der @ntltsbun9 Su Gage f6rbern.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
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te ais Qominiltratcr Don Der .SinterIahsn.
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bsr9er, Ieetbin BON Sber: MiIforo Sip,
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la6snibaft fbulcis finc, weyben eaber auf.
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run9en babsn. beIieben ibre Se6nunsen
sbsnfaqS innerbaIb befastem 3eitpunfte
wobIbeititist einSubdnoissn, an
SaeOb SfOtbeubcrocr, stSm'Or.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

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ct. Senat pcn Mihisan srpdblt werben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07
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6clicbsno gum Sbcil aus Gosbmcrss, GaIimsrs Slider,
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tin unb Yaio 8Stin9s. @clpet fir S8cisu, @insbOnls,
@oreess eorpns, 0puta, @cmtaineS, Scus DC eoinss>
9oiariues. 6ottunc neb sinen 9rceln acrttmsnt ptn
DarKnorciku = Ssbs art Strdnlrs fiji psrrsn unb
TOnsn, g9itts, !Sonelhubs uuo @Suosr-Gin arcsss
adcrtiment pcu Sbtst, SIicus fe eaus, N'cbair uno
Cashmere Sbauls, Scn allen prsikn uno 0ualitdtsnS
uno d6Tbaupt aAs fctbs 9ittr, bic in rucn eaneicbr
;u finoen hno.
Die 8soin9urstn am @rtOufsts9c uAo aufrarting
ren
Geak nuo SSnnftfer.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-07

GifeuerS. = Der pilCt Rnob Berg
nabe bel ct. eOuis, il 700 SUE bod. uno
entbdIt fibbar auf ieiner SbsrTibs, pom
belfen GifsnerS, 9enus fur Elm bunosrt 81
fenf6meISen fur Gin taufenS Sabre Sine
S6meISe III itet i'm 9anse, wsIbe tdalid
10 E0nnsn Gifen Ikfsrn tann.
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Prices in New York; i't January

OILs-Crude Whale is very dull and We near q 10
transactions English Linseed Is little hrmer. bed a. SIC
NAVAL sTORES-There have been sales l,Oo0 70 800
bbs Raw Turpentiue a. 80 per Dbl, which u little bet
Also, 900 bbls Rosn o. s. cts delivered and some
800 bbls Spirits Turpentine At $50 20 Cts, cash.
RICF-The market IL nomiasy before with but little
or nothing doing. The range Is s3d3 62i y cwt
IRON-scotch Pig il offered at something OF $50
mos, 70 arrive
LEAD-Holders ask 81, but there no buyers at
anything that figure
SEEDS-Fax sells In ois for crushing al lJ0dlo5 cts
In other descriptions there Is no movement.
OIL CAKE-Thsre is no Country in the market. City
makers are selling Thin st32 30 2 ton.
TEAS-Tbe market is quiet and steady. The slipping
List urnises the folio wing statement Of imports and
ports Import Of Teas into the United States, in pounds
Tor the years 1877 and 1916 The cargo Of the Akbar though
arriving here in January isf7 in last Annual State
ment included the import Of 1916 u IL therefore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
DIED.

On the % inst the s3d year Of her are ELIZABETH
WEST, widow OF the late Joseph West.
Her relatives aud fnends and those Of her n-lsw
Hugh Amsn respectfully invited 10 stfend her funeral
this afternoon AZ half past O'clock from the residence Of
The latter so OAkst The remains viii be taken 70 Green.
wood.
On Sunday morning, Jan. %, Mr W. A. TYLER, drug.
gisf aged a..
Iii. friends and scquantances requested 20 attend
his funeral A. National Hail. Csnslst Tuesday Jan 4,
et2 O'Clock, p His remains ~ be taken TO hinsdsle,
Mass Tor intermsnt. -
10 Biookyn sunday evening I'd instant, Mr. PHILIP
HENRY SEABUkY, aged y year,. mos 10 cay.
His remains will be TAX eu Rhode Island for
His friends and those Of hi, brothers Charles aud samuel
respectfully invited attend his funeral on IoesdsJ
afternoon half past O'clock, from liz ssoasstree
Brooklyn. .,..... ,,,,r, Ill.,.
On ne "a instant at Baltimore, SUSAN FITZ, eldest
daughter Of Henry Fiz, late Of this City.
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NOTICES.

ryIO. OF d. F.-The members Of the r. W. Grand
Lodge and the h W Graud Encsmpment Of the state o.
NewYork particularly invited TO meet a. the Gtana
ernoon II hsfpast O'clock for the purpose OF pay ma
the last tribute Of resoect TO late worthy Brother
p q NJ and p NJ T.. @. H. 2. WILLIAM A. TYLER.
Subordinate Lodges and members Of the Order gene
rally are aaectionatey invited 70 unite with the Gfand
Lodge and Grand Encampment in Regais 70 participate
In the ceremonies Of the occasion.
The procession with the remains will move A. o'coe
rrecsey from the Grand Lodge Room, aud proceed %
The Albany Boat foot Of Corands where the remsins
will he taken in charge BY Committee appointed for the
purpose and conveyed for iniermen % hin.dse befk-
sbi,e County Mass J. w PINCkNEY,
W FARR WIN. SUTTON.
/ NcRRAIR n q MOuNTFORT,
Com on the part Of the Grand Lodge
las EARNEST THOS. NJ CLARK,
a n p TINSLAY Com. Of Grand Encampment
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~ DIR, Banning's Body Brnce.-Ine intrinsic
merits Of this have steadily anced the sac
aud use OF H. enjoys pToninsnt POS TOO win
tue public. Tie 1ca has sten4ec Is opp les
oa tor weaknesses, ~eA.Iess 81 me i~Aes O-1A
hlea, stomach, limbs au5 digestive organs hAs cen II
eXamped e. ~
The following are extracts from letters IRON lew u
those who have aud expenenced It's oenenea e1es
From Com. I405. ~. c jones, [. , y
feel warranted IN saying, thst not ony h.s ~ aD..i
10 endure fatigue greatly renovated By Dr. Banning
Brace bat that my general health has also improved IN
cei rs use
From Mrs. c. SAasa. Middleton, y. \.
For three years indigestion with al It's ate ndAns
p.psiion the heart pans IN the nass and limbs with
nervous debility prayed upon until life ~sss oaTden
have worn Tie Brace n months the pleasant sen
.rson Al the stomach has vanished, plies have
,,rels len me- my bsek has become strons aac miLd
From r. NJ Hills, N d. Middiesssen Oais,
.r.,ws.k applied smother Of your races Tor
II I.rsss utsri with marked benenL No money would
nnha,e tae sracs of .t PAient Decor Z u tAis place
Pu.e.v ssr accu.lrtancs Saratoga. sold
srace a. his vile, - ~hom l0- ~ P-'s- - ---
40 far recovered IS not ~ res ~4o =. ,h h,.... -
-. ~ .~utemen ~hO ~eAk, ~ita snostaess o.
100 80 are easily fsrgged vii AID u 'nN.--oe- =.
,hross the BODY into gPrsnt Po,.ilol g e 80
ia,x. .od enables thsLa - work WIZ ess-' S~' ~
N B-P,r,r. from distance ofasnos ne ssses
.hosd ..ns ihs aunssr Of inches assasa ne
ffvs The oY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERs.


MONDAY, r. NJ
The market for Stocks to-day was not active, but
prices generally had upward tendency Treasury Notes
sold 98 and demand, which an improvement,
OF per cent The has yet scarcely recovered from
the inertia Of the holidays but there much better feel
ing than there was last week
In Bills there is nothing doing today. The rates
are firm al Olal for ffsclas Sterling; @515 22 for
Francs
There is but little Freight offering for Great
Britain and the quotations almost nominal at I'D Tor
Flour I'd 10, Grain 2os025s for heavy freight An en-
esgement Of 900 bbls Flour made at I'D Cotton
is ID 49,
Wall st. was quiet today. Money was little
eesier end the uncurrent- money panic IS over The
Brokers' began buy per cent but at the close cur
rency was demand at per cent Atlas Bank notes cell
at 90 cents the dollar.
Tho Steamer took S3l3le5 IN soverelgns'
alO0OO in Mexican dollars, and think 100000 also
in American gold sent because sovereigns could not be
ob,soed making total of s53ls5 The siddons had in
addition 500 500 soversgns About sloo 600 above
was received from Boston.
The Bank of Commerce has declared dividend
ot 81 per cent for the last six months the Merchants
Rank Of Baltimore per do the Chesapeake Bank
Of Baltimore per cent do the Commercial Back OF Al
bany dividend OF per cent the Franklin Insurance
Co. Of Boston per cent the Albany Gas Light Co. s..
per cent.
The Exports Of Breadstuffs to Great Britain since
Sept let Compare badly with the exports OF the previous
months and there mas been stte increase lately
IN the quantity Of Corn going forward, yet the shipments
are LIGHT and the prospects are that they will continue to
be ght unless prices breaS down this side we THINK
those who look for high prices this year on the other side
will be disappointed.
EXPORT or BREaosTUFfs FROM THE UNITED STATS TO
GRFAr BRITAIN AND IRELAND FROM SEPT l. lof1 ~
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4 ! ~
iS 0S1'' Nsw-oresn. %
~ SEE MARINE JoURNAL. FOURTH PAGE IA
CIcared-ships Memphis Bunker, New Orleans VIM
Nslso1 Charleston, Brown, Charleston, G. buikey
BsTl. Nacoochee Smith. Neuvitas, Holt Owen :
Lienrich 4 Bren.l Wisting, 81. Mays d, ,,..,.
Kspbsvs a Co Coraelis Hatch Thomas, 40 South
n.s5d 4 Co. ; Bayle Artts, Port uPrinee ,-- 80
FsiT,ss. Pc. feld Norfolk sesuin. swan, Baltimore,
Johuson Lo,gden Parnelis, Bacots, Philadeiphia
SlooP Helen, hussey, New Bedford.
Arrived-ship Xylon. Wilmington, Manila, Aug L,
Bstayia Sept y. St Helena Nov % hemp, nc 10
Shsen Touside Lea ~ manils ships Concord, FER
kns PusioId, ell ldg Aug % IN the straits Of bassA
out 30 biz sperm OIL Dec lat ), lon q w, spoke bf
David Henshsw, Of Wisessset, steering south 5th, lat
blue sisual with II IA H. steering South ath lat = ~
n lon s. 40 SPOKE bark LueilA q Salem. Holmes from
snip Montreal (of Boston, Dosne, from Canton Aug 5,
Msoao .. Angler Oct = iss. sss % master sept 10 IN
out Oct n Ia the Straits OF sunda spoke shP Washing
ton Alton bound 10 Manila snip tN1a, WaiwieS Pas
s-o Anrisr sept TO- Len Angler, whale ship Columbus,
Ch-se recruiting had 60 chs sperm oi - next on
the eoast OF West Holland. Oct Java Head bearing 81
Island os Mad.gsecar passed thres Am ships 49,
Bris Heco Ms-ia Giles. Bermuda, de- hides, &C 20 w
Davenport Lef bngs New Orleans bIanins.li lo1
Tor NYork next day Logan Chase hence eiscg Falcon
ft', or NYoIk days Lady-oi'sheLAse' DeenAi ''"''
Brs Naevitas Grifng Turks Island $500 bushels SAT-
20 ThO-pson sanford OF New Haven "neis INC e -
bound Len bark Clssss Clark for New OK pst \. Iss
brs Bae Hawk Of NHsven got on the Reef near Salt hey
was xot Of brought Grand Turk, where she as
ssnas%sss Pan Z, her crew came .s .,,Isd "a same
day bTis Swan OF and for New Haven, sailed days
previous -,
Bris Margaret Davis, Dyer, Maehiss, tMe) 10 days
lumber, 70 Brett Nose.
sesr Hsnirek Hudson. Mupson, A,taksPss, live oak,
70 II & " Piefson.
sehr Csmy, Fssnsworta, Maehiss Sie) 10 ds, lumber
10 BIr.r a Noss.
schr Cinderella seull, sesll Washington NY day.,
naval store, 10 G Williams
The Telegraph regors4 bsTks in the oiog 81 sunset
70 sjguss. Wind WsV.
Scholarships u Allen. Chafssssn Mseigh.sl New.
ei.ssss sss ssAsnL
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FLOUR AND ArAL-T There u q moderate trsS- DE-
mAnd for Flour. ard chipping inquiry - snd
der Tbstrsns.ctons reach $3.50 or sn0o bbs 6ds ~.
for OsveFo Buffalo Cify. and II. a. 3 FOR good Troy
aud the better grades Of Western as 81: fer G.nesee.
OF the ss'e $50 bos and perhaps 00O ~ere Tor shipment
The tendency Of the market Il d1wnWart and the
are buying bat small parcels There are 10 .se lois
pressing on the market but buyers al they want
We notice saes a Extra a. ez7 . IL Southern tnsrs
IL not much movement sale Of so bbs P-terst1E
m de on private terms The quotations for common t-
crptions southern 10 50 Meal - dull Sales 40 5
bbs - x5Gj Sit BrsldTVirs j. held =; 8 81 Holders
Of Jersey generally ss s. Rye Flosrisi 25d4 S7i and
rtes
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AGE-Under f. 50; 70 .; 70 s. 5O 5to 10, 49, 10 to
o. liz % 10 So 81; 50 to 40 80, 80 So 22 50 70 60 ID
60 10 7 20 to 60 s. 80 3d. 81 90 to 100 unknown,
:. Total, 275.
PLACES or NATIvry.-Unied States, i7l Ireland, 81
England, 81 Scotland, Germany IL; Holland, Den
MARI British Possessions in y. America Il West In
dies. I unknosn,l. Total rs.
From Hospital Bellevue, Is; Small Pos, Hospital
Blsckwes Island 2; Lunatic Asylum, Blackwell land
8 Boomingdele As PLUM for Insane Wards LELAND, u
CITY Hospital, 81 Nursery Hospital Bacswelfs Island,
q Aims House Blsckwells Island, 2; Colored Home,
Colored Persons Is A w. WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, January /, 1919.
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= splendid Gothic Bell PuIis.-TA


q Al alsa-srf is-crfu,nsHff sent ~ ssi De
Sa'i-yaid o. slss s-i. no; s. fassa GU o. .s Qfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
Pnees in New.York. I.t January.

WHISKY.-The market is nominal a. - ca for Prison
tbs-Z7 cts time for Drudge, with nothingcoing
PROvIsIONS-The recent receipts Of Pork from New
Orleans have depressed the market and there nothing
doing Old csn be bought Ct 80 and 10 50-new Mess
held atll 50 In Beef there sales Of importance
The quotations nominal at Sass and ed 90 Prime
Mess is held at sl6dSi7 Beef Hams S3gcl0 for good
parcels Pork Hams and Shoulders plenty bat
hear Of nothing doing Lard 10 inactive and held a.
3 for old and new Dbl. and kegs There very tile
old Offering but in fsrsuppy Sales Dressed Hogs
at cents Butter is in fair demand and steady Cheese
rather quiet with sales few hundred packages a. bo
for good and I'LL for fine dAiriea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
rT-nAR9l CIOAx8!

o 90 t.nssf ASp MISSES cLoAks stLLiNs vI ~.
,1Sss saCRfsfCES 10 CLOSE THE bIsInEU
GFos THE SEASON We resssssfsIy ssl'eis : ss1 1
% 1911 C.o.xs sasy 10 press from u % -. ss4 soa
.s cfsrs use ,smsy 1870 s,s :s. -
$3.50 ATE Frccca ssylss which VERY bssuefsL n
60, .s..soas esa b spitsd sod ave 0pss ssnf y
es!ilsS 100. Remember The esns. e csissTpSst
as4r lsz. tlss1Wty. koWAoe VASDsSb
AL lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
NOTICES.

L. Mechanics, Ip.tifufe.-Tte r.sulE rnoothly
mestin Of The lrsfi.u-e viii b. he'd Tuesday
ius fh INST A. th, Lecture R53a Do CITY Hall - Il
ocI1rk- By Crrer. }. J. MAI -, President
g. BAEEirT. Aei11rT
Fs ul.l-s Star. Patent Aseuey. iusfitzts Rooms.
u CITY Hall D. 2tsl Z. L BiHsiIr' Agent
~ splendid Gothic Bell Puiis.-Tae stsertioa
u gentlemen invited thc slI'--rlcers nrE lni
splendid style ~ G1thic and SHE'D Pstteru Bel Pals
Door .1fcs. Number Ps-rs hey .E- entirely lsE
src oriErl cesE-f I'D tue eHtensfs variety Of ~
XII enable ih1is n psc-l-- fas,e q SECT 1-ch
sure y FlesFs then l. hO5Ehlri
dis fms So Broad 10y, 1sar Pr.uc--sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-04
JUST PUBLISHED.

4 NEW WORK the Nature and Treatment OF a
n lass Of diseases resulting from improper habits, by
Bostwick. Surgeon; with Hints u Young Men Illus
trated with numerous sapsvings This Is beyond com.
parson the most valuable book bafore published and
should be in the hands every youth father guardian and
school-te-cher Published by BURGESS. STRlNGER 4
co ~ Broadway, or II may be had OF the author 10
Chamher..t Price d6 lrneodis-
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NOW READY.

THE ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR 1915, comprising,
beside the usual information. Statistical Account. OF
Fishiug Angus Auecdotss sc. SC with an enbellished
cover. embenatic engisvinss, &c. Price II per dozen
u cents each For sale by
JOHN j. BROWN 4 co. Ia Fuit'n.'t.
Al.o BY Burgess. slrinser Co. y Broadway Long
Brother 80 Ann-st Berfofd 4 Co. AsEor House snd w
II Graham. Tn bnne BUILDINGS. ~
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PIics. q EIoar II Nsw.Yols. b. Jsnasry.
L<Foit liylA ~ 70 plst
l5z7.
Whea, Flour. bbls 57.zl7

Nheat Flouf -s.-. Dbls .7ff<lf -Srflft
GRAIS-There Is some inquiry for Whest. and the
set 10 very firm. Sales 200 bash mixed Ohio and
Genesee for the south 10 Mlers are not 10
ket present rates Corn dull The sales 90
1000 bash a. 5167 cts for Northern II FOX Old Sew
Orleans mixed and 72d7s for Western mixed We heard
Of nothing doing IN Yellow The supply q small, but the
demand seems 10 fs Of entirely sales 1000 bush
Rye a. 90 in IN. slip and s7t delivered Oats dali
Northern i2d50, jersey SGD In Barley there Is
nothing doing.
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MEDICINES.
yyHNsRv,s C0Uafl IULAP.

TINS MEDICINE 10 ntrod uced to the public In nsn
different from other hsretofore ouefed hss
been customary to p.rsds In advertisement long
.tnr of Of which fictitious or GOT up
for effect The proprietor Of Henrys Cough JuaP claim:
that may be confidently relied on a. safe and ensefud
remedy ia coughs colds ssthmss shor'ne OF breath
cioisnf consumption, throat, whoopnG cough and
Sonnhis sectons aud especially in that sssiss and
often f,tal naady known the Clerymans sore throat
To support these claims the proprietor has nnumersoie
testimonials from real parties whs arc Known - among
the most respectable in the country To avoid even tne
appearances OF qusckey these testimonials are not puo
sed but persons invited 10 call and read hemsf
the same time reference given BY permission OF the tot
iovyn gentlemen all of whom have psrsoasly received
heneht from ito use
Ii. +. Tsilmadge, Esq Nath'l Weed, Isq
St Marx s-placeN.f. GREAT Jonesa n u
BHTsImadTe ESQ. H. &. Adams. Esq. zsd-s .
- Tr.cy ESQ lily Downs,M ID Grssd-st
Richd Is. KiInbsl, Esq Hon Anselsteriins snsfonSs
Ssyenthst Dsntel Tomlinsoo, Eco
Harvey A, Weed, Esq s. brootned, w.
Amitys Tholnu Burroughs 20
Adm Dayton Esq. Coxsacsie, ~
n IS Co~,le. ESQ Wslls " w v Adams Eco
y Is CowIe. ESQ u {. vspdyck ,Esq
AZ. Clinton NJ d yarick REV ersLs hsssIlss,"
WsrrR Jsm-s, Esq Btnk-st
For sae BY the following druggists; -
HENRY JOHNSON, rs Broadway, cor Chsmbeu-H
A ii D. Sands 100 Falton-st cor. William, Charles
Rins 1872 Broadway, cor John-st; John b podd, III
Broadway cor Ninthst; Henry Trimef "a WhitshsI-se
L. r Wheeler, az Ch-Uy.sti X. A Sands, 1913 bossuy
cor Spring ct J. l. CoddiDston. y5 Hodson-.t' n W
cor Spring VIM Is. Eager, % hadscn-st cor Leo9 n
DRUG store 10 Third avenue, cor 81 MAKE lace Dfvs
moad 81 d2s Iweodis
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On the Is, inst by Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. CHARLES
ID. CLARK 70 AssMARY 0LADDiNG. to'h Of nj. CIV
On the lat inst by Rev Henry Chase Mr. ANDRE W
MCBRIDE, to Mas MARY JANE HALL both Of thi,
CITY.
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MECHANICS aALL,
La BROADWAY, het,gran 0rali and ;
r c-RHISrY,s nINsrEnLs-
TANVAkU's MAMMOTH FANUNANIN % T
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TIE LARGEST PAINTING ~ rBE NORLDi
DAISTED on THREE MILES OF CANVAS BY
hibtnga view Of country 40 mlits la Length extend.
nx from ths mouth Of the Missouri River " the City OF
New.Oresns snd reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BEING rHE LARGEST PAINTING ~ THE NORLDl
open every evening Sundays excepted a. the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway. adjoining Nielo $
Garden.
Admission 81 cents, children halt price.
The PAnorarns will commence moving al o'clock pre-
ciseiy
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays AZ
8 O'Clock SEAT secured from 10 tll u o'clock A IL
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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,

AZ Bro0me 81 near Broadway.
NEW CLASSES lnst forming for Qladrlis Dancins
and Waiting a. and on Tuesday aud Friday
uings
Aclas forming for the Polka Rsdowc aad other Dances
ar 3 on the evening
Glass Tor ladies' aad children at Tuesday and Ssiur'
day afternoon
soiree- twice month confined entirely 70 the pupils
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