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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Poison FOR THE TouEr.-A friend OF ours Informed u.s.
few days since that be had used the Hair
but that his hair had fallen "a under It's application. Sur
prsed, Inquired 'cose Hair inyigoraiorl Our friend
rep led. 10 there more than one
There Is but PHsLoSs Chemical Hair fnvgoraor, We
answered. bat there many limitations of H. Our lend
immed ately repaired home examine the purchased
tcle ard, running informed he had been deceived
thai he had purchased spurious composition for the genu
inc PHALos's Chemical Hair Invigorator Let those who
purchase remember the and ask for PHALoS Hair In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

TIKI KESTUoKY SLAVE SrAMPEDE.-The Mars.
r EaSis makes the following notice Of the slaye trial
progressing in Braeken County, Ky;
The grand jury found true bill against seven Of
the slaves IN Bracken County for the late outrage
lniaed there One BIZ for conspiracy instruction and
rebellion, and one for shooting with intent kill Upon
ne INST Jury was obtained pn Tuesday and the trial
Is DO" Progressing Two heroes occupied nearly i've
nolrs ID testify n- since which half dozen white men
nave TESTIFIED N relation 10 the resistance and firing By
ne company OF negroes, upon The white men who a,
tempted 70 TAX them up runaway slaves The jury
= composed II good men Of Brsck.n County seiec.ed
oy me sherli At called -erm, and = BY Commission
ers as a q general .ernr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

A NuT FOR LoCIcIAss TO CRAcs--" Ri's az beau q" (
ryair tnoihng Is beautiful but Truth says ne fferen
adace CouRAUDs fl1idn INDICATED Soap l. Truth nself
syq5-nohing beautiful but OousAuDs Hddn heflcotof
Soap! We defy tho mpished school-men, since
the DAYS of Aristotle to courayene this pOsugni Tor cert
II any cOmround ever possessed the primal eemsiis OF
beauty thai compound be he Hfdn Aodecgfed SeP
The rapid manner which IL from the skin al IN
puriies and dist gurementssuch eruptOrs, rOnghne
tan freckes. saiowness, sun'urn, morphew, letter kc
may almost be clsssed among The miracles fsct has
the property Of making foul falkland his Is not beauty
we should like 10 know what Is,
Among other valuable preparations ofDr GovRAVDs, We
NAV mention his wonderful P0udye Subties for removing
sUpeffuous hair from any part of the human body; Ls
Ieg,tGbe Rouge. ior importing any shade 81 permanent
bloom TO the Contamination the defeats tint u he
peach blossom the rich deep red Of the moss Gre
HI Dye for changing tho color Of the har 10 asnss
night LHy White give the skin vslyety sotness, and
Wilderness vang the puresi JapOnica Al almost endless
variety Of other choice Cosmetics and Perfumery may also
be found DIR, FELix GoURAuDs depot CT Wslker-sl
the first store Broadway A there are numerous
limitations Of he above valuable articles sfoa purchasers
are requested TO be VERY particular In buying ONLY ih
WaIker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

ANoTHER FIRE ~ ALBASY.-The ErsHing
Journal says James Kidds beautiful building, Nos 40
and i-2 Broadway, was destroyed by IRE Saturday
morning The upper part Of the building was occupied
IN part by : stephens, Esq. Law Oisce, Gayiit
Co Dhguerreoypists and severel persons Nearly all
the property IN the building was insured. Messr. Null
ford L Wendell saved their entire stock Of jewelry.
and most Of their costly fixtures The other store
occupied BY Robert Freeman. merchant tailor who
likewise saved his entire stock The building was in
slfed for 5000 in the Mutual Safety, and 5000 Ia the
National York We learn ihst milford Wen
dels loss viii Be abou, $4,000, fully insured,
also the other occupants.
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b. telegraph to the xew.YOrk Tribune.
Later from Yucafan.
NEw.oHLEASs, Saturday, (:

NEw.ORLEASs, Saturday Sept ?.
We have received advices from Campeschy'
tYucatan.l TO the 9th 1it-
The whites have been everywhere successful
throughout the peninsula aud Yucatan has been
reunited TO Mexico.
Mexico has offered full pardon TO the Indians
on condition Of their ceasing hostIlities. Mexico
is 70 pay Yucstan $4,000.
Our markets are dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Coon GolSG.-The fine steamboat NIAGARA,
Capt PKAsE left Chicago at 10 A. NJ. OF Monday last
made her regular stops southport Racine Milwaukee
Msuitoan Island Mackinac Detroit and Cleveland and
reached Buffalo At PM on wednesdsy-over 1000
miles in days 10 hours, about three days running
time She nearly four hours at Cleveland taking
coal This Is by miraculous, but we thought
IL fair running
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WM. II. BEEBE L co.
HArTERs

10 BfOlIWHy, NtN-fOIk,
Ard i5s Chssingt,t Philadelphia, are selling DER
Fall Style Of gents hae Mole-kn ard Beaver Han. ard
whs they particularly desire = that every gentleman p
chasing or about TO purchase hat viii lake the roab. 10
look a, H. o. that he may know precisely TIE snd q bat hs
l. about % wear
A beautiful asg-rmeni OF Beaver ard Css.Or Hsi. re-
csved direct from PARIS viii be found at hsr establish
meut.
A.o Ladies' and Misses. Castor Bornets Ladies Rldu,
H.s and Gaps, Gems and Lai.ss RIDING Glove. I'm.
brelss canes, pormsniuas. nc. - Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ TUE DESERT" ode SiyoHic, composed by
Pelican David-This beautiful work has as been pub
lished in very pretty type by William Hal sor' sSs
Broadway. copy Of this work will add much to the
Interest Of the performance Tuesday, and will be
excellent practice Tor those who wish 70 learn 10 read
music 81 sight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

n S..-i.v .---r h -.t - ~ r.. n,c,Xs
81 \, - -. .,-~ airs<- rALANCTON W bfoNNf
,,,. n In, Iir-r.'0n Co1-'y, Y ~ y prta.rD
is..fr =, St.r-fo-. staten lssrt on ~ y" -.
coRnON 20 On ci ti- laf- Hon a cofp.s ~. "a ID
C.-.4l f.- s-af Brian a. Hsvf. AL "a 20 ~ % ~ ~
q T.rl.s aE-i g. lfst.
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Clay Meeting in Albany.

HLbANIl NuHlaJ = P To
There is 70 be Clay demonstration made here
on Tuesday 1t is said tina, good speakers have
been engaged Tor the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ MAINE holds her State Election today
There is no doubt Of Cass plurality, there being
no effective organization for Taylor or Van Buren,
and thousands OF Wings yet irresolate and in
active. There may or may not be change before
November
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Court CaIepaarTus Day

tt-rrr Alrt1 ->su- Cll-1l4r.
az fernr-r 80 ~ ~ ''e'
eo@s's flt.'P.'t INo. q. - o. % o. a. i07 100 IN
ll3 Us, d. IL. g. - Par lI-No - - - H.. a. frg' 80
llf, ila, ils ~, ~. -. ia - - 49, 49, 49, 49,
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INTERESTING TO

SOUTHERN AND WEsrssS MERcHANrs.-Mss JCRyis's
coLD CANDY is put up IN neat. square, ard PocSeabls
packages with he beautiful show card ye, executed
10 tbs or ssy other comfy ard pamphlets containing ceG
icaies srsn Hon Henry Csy erd Martin FA1 b-'en and
oher readable srgmen proving The ccaey Of his really
oos article Merchants wishing 10 sell sgan viii DO al.
lowed a'verylarge profit Mas W JsSvIs so Broadway.
corner u Nhi,e-sL a. otcod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

AITENPT AT suicIDE.-A young woman. who
gave Der name as Mary Mack discovered about l
clock on Saturday night IN The &C, of jumping into the
East River from Pier 10. with child in her arm,
She appeared be under the influence Of quor AZ the
tme. AID 'oubi would have Immediately destroyed
herself snd ehld bat for the timely discovery Of her
designs By private srxsu.
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Domestic Forts.

rRoM oUx coRsEsPosDESr. 49,
PHILADELPHIA Sept lo-An bnss swan bfv; oss, !. y
Pearl Hafdiax Noble HcchIns snd PssiaR Fyss bostsn
Berry, Sskersoa. Bostsa, John s,aI. Teal Re-nons
Hal e Hs~tIns New rors sosthsraer. ssdT, 800.
Batter Prov pisuos; syrss csines se~ LonSeh Gen ~
Passport Caroline. Asni Ban more ies kes's ~. ID,
Hsnry Lsnas CrsnHer, Dsttoai ssps, De- c..s<>
Sew, Eswmss. srsnS Gee "s<~fss sssf' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

s&SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PS6EA
cLEARED-stssmshp sorhsrHsr, Badd cash.sio' 'f'n"'
TiestOD & Co. A
ship, Waterloo, Alsn Liverpool Ksnnt sp.ndd Sn-spo
Havrs WIN whhcs Jr Peter Hatirat, Rob vel, Aps'sp''
Bans Rossls Dots. Brs1i &c Bar.t1~ @ h9e WI
Ihom. Russell Bucs France Gregofy, A-xntfs 80
Bfs Hyser AL W-fArr-l. Plate, Co. le~i r.
Douglas, h4i-r, rs, W Bsfshan har sf ga' u & o.
NJ. Lsur8-, Ei1s. Hartor, - fanks, 49, Ds
scLr. gsnta tArx-n,l1el Bsnn~f Nouievdeo. y.
J..o &c Cubs, b Gsser Te;s BE- Cr.cYi Harm. ~, Mo
Ter Co German Oss Rob.ri,, Wash rtoa SC 81 49, -
Jane Pea. Row aad Richmond Is LIndy, Lpshef as-.
La, smith, ifim0r- Ps;rot. Nss,l, shse, ~ y
jayne. Phiaiephla Cyras Chamberlain bes Hosfd 40.
hott Pet>son, @ rotor, Hsnso sHd Ne~ fofsf "S''
Monitor, Bees, W4Ich.in. -.
ARRyFD--ship Noaanssa, r'oss. h"'fF""'' S'-'' NO.
P.ess,.As can5rsss. PEABODY L.efgo' Az .ess' :
sushalL Oa ID. ssA, parted s0@lssy WIN sup NAS"'
b.. . sh.s GlAsso~ 81 d.y' Hd'e and ~ '''
gers. irsia .-...., tf,v.n. al a. ..x,r. g. os3o
Bremen sark Pscifc, ll~<st'-s'' '--f-' -
100 l,rera Vincent, Bsmoda ~ d. spes, &c
s.',i,rJ q Ps-o. 4 CO. - passenger. - q =
A.. Iseafsss Br~a Ss~ Ofsaas, - d. cor1, sc h''"
800 s,< scsh. Barter Halhr 10 81. f.l Hustsf Co
H. PstsrDsfr Owe, Wlmn.on. sc ays n4i a. s~'''
sSbs I,sb-a Sherwood Boston ) day.. m5,e.
Bet.sl staring H. Nrisor. tNS, d. qssirf' "
sshr Henfy Clay, Chsnch, Chsrfy.sons
BELOw-A ship. supposed he Caleb Griuists~ sss--'s"
sAILED-S;-s1er. sarfbsrsr fr CLsre,ps and fasoa' -
nsa, HAysaa and Ss~ Orleans
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peleaate. TO the Whis state Convent


OiseSO Co ID Dist-GEoRoE w EARSsr
ABanv Co. "a Dist-JoEL b. Morn
FGhoa and Ham. Cos.-MARcELLvs GILBERT. Johns
town
Greers Co-JosKrH NJ BoiEs Cstskilli B. o. STONE,
Windhsm.
Ds;cksss CO. LIST Dist-J0>AIHAN LOCKWOOD.
CS<nango Co LIST Dist-PHILANDrR b. PRISDIK.
Oueida Co. "a Dist-JoHN b BRADr Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

DnNoxD-PosrED GoLD Pass sod BY b T. Ws'oa
Co IS Waist wholesale and retail 81 recaeed pnees
Gold pens ard gold and silver cases IN every variety fas
celebrated Richeea' pens sold exclusively as s'o'r-
Gold y ferrrrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ TIE WHie STATE CoSyESTIoS meets at
rnca on Thursday Of tbs week, 70 nominate state
Officers and Presidential Electors. The names OF
Goa, candidates for Governor are before the People
COY. Youso, 1t. Gov. FISH, Hon. JosHUA A.
s,,scsR and Hon. WAsHSGTOS HUvT. Exten-
sye inquiries, during rapid passage through the
cen,rsl Counties, have convinced US that Hon.
HAMILTON FISH is morally certain to be nomi-
nstsd-probably on the FIRST ballot. Gov Young
will receive some 20 to 20 votes, unless he shall
previously withdraw his name. We mention Hon.
w. Hunt. because we see his name IN the jour
mails. bat we do not believe his name will be sub
mitted 10 the Convention. There seems TO be a
general desire 10 concede the Governor 70 the
Eastern section Of the State, and to let the East
name its man. The Election Of lss6 gave both
Governor and Lieutenant TO the West, though by
Eastern votes. The injustice was partially re
dressed in ~ and will be wholly in ls45-such is
the drft Of public sentiment as we gathered 1t on
the W sy from Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

IF EZRA NJ STONE is the Loco-Foco candidate
for Congress in the XXIst District Of Ohio. Hon.
JosEFs NJ Roor, the present able Representa-
tive, is Mr.. Stones opponent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Ward. J. and II. ROBERT 4. COLLINS,
90 III. and VI. JAMES +. WOOD.
" WASHINGTON MEEkS.
V
VII. JAMES r. FREEBORN,
VIII .(Not yet chosel)
TX. ABRAHAM VAN ORDEN,
X.ROBERT T. HAWS.
Xl SAMUEL DE MOTT,
XII THOMAS CARNEY,
XII. DR ALFRED w. WHITE,
XIV. CHARLES OSBORN,
Ky. JOHN J. r DEPUf
XIV. .ALEX w. BRADFORD,
XVII
XVII. JAMES BROOKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ some reflections on Irish Affairs must wait
Ala letter. from the Lake Superior region, which
IN default OF any other than semioceasionai Mails
we had 10 keep and bring home. Some other mat
,.,. will be attended 70 as speedily as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

FROM HAVANA AND CENTRAL ANERicA-An
arrival at New Oresn. brings dates from Havana the
23i Ut The Island At that time perfectly tranquil
heavy storm occurred At Matanzas the nth which
did much damage to the plantations, and in which sew
eral persons were killed.
The Diart0 de Ia Marina has news TO the 10Th from
Puerto Rico. Al that time everything quiet BY a
royal order Count de Reus had been superseded in the
Office of Capiain-General by Gen Juan de Ia Pezuela-
The former parsonage met with sad accident few
days previously. While riding out. he was thrown
from his horse. and his leg was broken by the fall
SANTA CKUZ.-The war steamer Bszan had arrived
Al Puerto Rico, with half Of the expedition which
cent 10 cid in suppres-ng the santa Cruz nsurrecton
Order has been completely reesablshed in the island
6UArENALA-This country sill remains in a dis
iracted state, many parts being in open rebellion The
important department Of Chquimula had Proa0E need
against the Government
On the 18th battle fought between few hun
dred Of the Government troops and GO insurgents
The combat lasted with great fury for hours and
A. rst the rebels had the advantage but the great in
trepiity OF President CsrreTa-whO was present-and
The determined valor Of the troops finally prevailed
and the insurgents forced retreat with the loss
OF 81 killed.
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" The fact th.i many large fortunes have been nsde
In .hort time fom small besillings by hose who have
advertised u the Newspaper. OF the county, -
conclusive evidence that The power q. press may be al
vartsgeou.y Spoiled to business y. IS PALMA, Al ne
Office Ia Toe Tribune BuLdrgs q daily receiving adver
.emeni. ana subscription. FOR the best papers Vi the eoun
f.r sut raaF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ The ehespes and bes, place IN the city 70 get good
Boots, Shoes or Gsiters Is 81 Josrss An1s pa Iys
American Museum quality OF French cali dfess Boots
g. So second quality g. - Coperess Boots RON
~ W 10 e. ETssct ps,spI lsslsss Bsou ". - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ FANcY CuTLFsY. embracing large variety %
amor sne. pen ard pocket Knives ~ ~ nost rare shi
beautiful patterns msny OF hch have never been oeois
imported Also variety Of unique articles FOR i0tt use
ri have bee selected with especial csrc. sr4 aFe VAL
rHnfsd 10 be the he- quality. c. SAUNDERS son,
~ 81. l47 Broadway. cor Liberty ed 81 bio4cN y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ GEO w. JACKSON. of Pittsburg. is the
Barrburner candidate o. Congress IN The Ale
gheny District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

AMERICAN MUsEUN.-ff readers wish an evenings
anu semen lei them 90 this house. where they VIII WIZ
ness tie most astonishing novel and interesting
ments heard o. Mr. Nelis, gentleman destpi'e oi
nms but who his feet in the same MANNER on 70 oe
ter advantage perhaps than Others do their ns
remarkable Performances At 81 and u today ohef a.
II actions also engaged
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NJ A r HIED.
DI ED

s. ,-,,. wsso, Long IJsni Ca faafs,,z SCOT ey -,
ioS- q = MARcENA Mo>soS, Jf, o. oiNki'A - '.'sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

CHARLESTON, 5. C.--Vote for Mayor 7. l.
Hutchinson 200 saml F Ripley go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ SAMUEL HENPHILL is the Wing candidate
for Congress in the XVIlIth District of Ohio.
SAMUEL LAIN, Independent Loco, is the present
member
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Barnburner Assembly Nomination.
Jcsersoa Co 81 Disi-Alfred Fox.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NiBLos, Aston PLAcE-Donizettfs Comic Opera Of the
Errr u Love tonight This pleasant opers has been
cnecred with enthusiasm each representation and
der, with such Madame Laborde Mons Laborde,
clsnor sanqglflco, and SeneventEro In the
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,.,-,.v far Political Parties.

- ,Ne mon Of srch last We gave popoe mat si'e'
~ ,o,b a Apri then ensuing we would require al
?. .sxe,ti.smsn,s Proceedings, Resolutions, &c 70
h. .dva,ce and that the confinement or guaran-
~. !, -, .,sivicual however responsible, would 3e re
- :. substitute for ne cash We sa4i adhere 70 MS
s which may aecoUn: for the oon-appes'anoe ms n''n
:. % n, proceedings Of several Ward heeans'
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thinker Nominations

Loco-F eco Assembly Nomination.
Clinton C0.--George stevenson
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Free Soil Assembly Nominations.
SecoEd Dstrict--John l.. Marsh. Antwerp, 3. Alfred
Fox. Clayton.
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~ Tsy metallic TAslsr Srsof. fl

~ THg METALLIC TAslsr srsof, ior keepnf rators N
,rSct order Ths article has ben long and avorsty
known TO the public and 20 need no cvn '' GA u VI
mes Suffice .sy. Il has no equal IN producing no
keeue.t pOss'bie cLge q razor.
a. SAUNDERS n son, ~ Roadway.
s,st- cofuer of fiberfys, and So Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

The value OF merchandise imported into tins dis
trct excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the
amount Of duties received during the week ending on
,h 9Th int in each of the three years annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

Iss0sos Co. c. Damn for Congress slAs Clark
Treasurer.
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WING Assembly Nomination.
Oneida Co. ga Dist --Ju>IvS WooDs, Camden.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

FER sails y N0css, 81. SO E0AriA f"s~
SATURDAY sept 9-P. NJ.
The Stock market was no. active to-day. ffioes
were aucruatng. Sound stocks were IN moderate de-
and AID without change. The structure in the Money
ma,ket-which. however. Is not severs-checks trans
actions
Bills there was nothing Of Importance doing
but the rates are firm.
Freishts are firm. with an upward tendency
Two or three vessels engaged for Ireland at l2d'
n 900 bush Com and 1900 bush Wheat for Liverpool
~ aqd and coo bbls Flour at s. Heavy goods are
o5sz30s
The Havre packet OF Monday will take about
sl00 coo in silver.
The following table will show the exports OF
specie from this port designated BY the entries a.
the Custom House since the publication OF our last re-
=.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ssSEE AARNE JoORNsL. FOURTH r1ssa
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SEPTEMBER IL.

sISATURE ALsASAc...-THrs DAY
sos .
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BALLS.
DRINTERs' COMPLIMENTARY BALL 10

DRINTERs' COMPLIMENTARY BALL 10
L h5aor n Lieut. THOS W. SWESSkYs-The con nit
t.s appointed p4blc reefeE 81 The Printers Of New
Ycr. have sde Affsnseuens for public ball At Css,le
o.sS.n on Monday kyeninE, Jan H. 1885, Ia honor Of
Lent TBos " SNEENEY, lss regiment Sew-foTk 'oen-
te.fs recently returned ron NeAieo-
.lsts nisy be cbfsincd By application 10 any OF
IL sollovirs Committee 81 Arrangements:
SaNrrf n Gte> MN. St>>frr. Herald Ohice DAVID
p Rsfn JOAN NFssEis. - Nssssn-sf, yoH> fiseh ~
H-nry-st NN klLis0s. 81 Thrdst JOIN l. bkoNs'
samSsi InftL. True Son Ohse. NN VI hoSi>>os.
JoHS q McE>EaNY. 4. n RoCsKs, WN hELtoss, IN,
bAns Ofce DANisL J. O>tLLivA> cor frsnsior ma
Rose stss FEsDssicS h kssVrB, 30 NskeTst, 10
sssD COR. - Asn a. Hess tiaksr, ~ erconests
HfSSs > fEsssCN Ccgii 4 Euguiier once, hoDssieA
f>rwHIsrls, l1s Fdidge-sf.. Al WiLLiANso>, San.
81 Dispatch Oaice JoaS "a Glass; cor Greenwich and
himulonc - JoHS " NoVLro>i Gro W fei>r, az
Nonror-st. IHASLFs Nosr 81 Concord o. Br0okl, =,
Isaac RICE - CAihaTine-sl; JANIS H. CLAkS. corner
Montgomery sud Madison reed
NOuNG GUARD -oIREE.-Ths Fosrgh Annual
>0iree ta- lcgn. Guard loT Young Meas Henry Clay
Assocston.l viii tsAe place al the Coliseum, CO Monday
evening January ST. Tickets may be obtained Of airy
reuoer Of the Committee ans al inc principal Hotels
NM. }. HA>SEL, Chairman
HsNsY < BoUpiNor. Rec. Secretary. 1851
sDIE- COMPLIMENTARY Bali. 10 1eerss
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admitting scnteman Aad ladies' 81, can be aAh !. ths
Cd e loans America, io- Nsssaa-st nom me ffes
deaf 81 Broadway on Of Any Of the Committee
: NJ CLANNON, Freshest
MASfA r CoN~NSFosD, Secretary
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