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That great faywe have had far oppor unity
ing the virtues Of De- Wies celebrated Cough andy ~
iamiy and upsc atd texcept by hm give experience
II isvery PIC art 10 the taste without Ia 1T Effects
almost msscsl IN its operations the Affection TIE above
from iueb think is eriRh TO cnviace tho
kcptcsl, Cough Co No. s9 Fulton rest sole assng
sId for Pale b al druggists hruoat the city fs'e ~ &
~ cent? rnt 81 package ke Tor DR. Wteys
Cough Candy Geo W chidsS sale froproors No. so
MARKET str ct, Philscelphie.
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WasHrNGroN, Dec. 81 184S
ne'ifrg Of The Select Committee of the Southern Con-

WAsHiNGroN, Dec. 81, 184s.
mestirg Of the Select Committee of the Southern Con-
renhOB.
fCorrsspordence of the Baltimore SUM-
The committee of member from each slave State,
appointed at the recent convention in the Senate
thsmber, of Southern members of the tive houses Of
CoEgrers. yesterday morning had their rst meeting.
a very free intercourse OF opinion took place, and
much upanimity Of feeling prevailed Nothing was
determined upon and after the appointment Of sub
(cbsirman) Clayton Bsyly, Moorehead, and King the
committee adjtui ned to meet again hereafter.
IMPORTANT FROM TAMPico.--Events IN Tampico
are Fastening TO q Crisis We learn from pas
senger who arrived last night, In the schooner
John Roaii, winch left Tampico on the 9Th inst,
that General Tenorio, with SIX hundred men and
SIX pieces Of artillery, was encamped at Old Tam
pico, where he was awaiting the arrival OF Gen.
Ganierc, who was daily expected, at the head OF
three hundred men Generals Tenorio and Gar
riere belong to the war party-the party which
opposed the treaty OF peace with the Unlted
Siates-and, without the countenance of the ge-
neral government, they mediate taking possession
of the city and fort OF TampIco. Pablo Castillo,
who commands the National Guards of Tampico,
has hitherto. with his force, steadily resisted all
attempts to introduce troops into the cty but 1t 10
supposed that, by this time, Tenorio and Garriere
are possession OF IT, as Castillo and mis- associate
leader, Pepe Gonzales, have only five hundred
men in the National Guard, and only one hundred
and fifty OF them were armed, and they had No
artillery, the cannon they obtained some time ago
by ioIce from Mr. Chase, t. United States Con-
sui, having been returned to him. The possession
at Tamplco by Tenorlo aud Gdrrlere will lead to
events of exciting interest IN that qu AFTER --Ne,s
ORLEANS Delta. Dec II
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Court CaIesdnr-Th,s Dny.

CIrcysr CovRr-ll6, 8, 57,s, 10. IL. IL, 49, 4,1s
SUPERIOR CouRr Il, 10, 10 IA, IS 49, %. %, %,
3ll 49, 81 49, 81 So 49, 81 So 80 40 Al, 49, AZ A.
3o6 a. 45, 46, 47,4S 63. $40, IS, 81 So. SO
COMMON PLEAsPsrt =. 295 81, %. rs 81 90, 81. 80,
30, I'll. fart2-22 "a % IS 80. 3d. 36, 3s, 40, AZ.
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The Southern Committee.
(Cor. Of the Philadelphia North Americ,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1913.
The Special Committee, to which reference IL
made IN my regular letter, appointed by the gene
raj committee, on behalf of the Southern States,
consietS Of
Messrs. CALHOUN, Of South Carolina
CLAYToN, Of Delaware.
KIHG of Alabama.
MoREHEAD, Of Kentucky.
BAYLY Of Virgins.
THIS committee has the whole subject in charge,
and will report whenever majority agree. Mr..
Calhoun moved the reference TO a select commit
tee, perhaps with view of getting possession of
the advantages which his position as Chairman
will give HIM.
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DAN lNG,

ERINA BALLA-FIFTsENTH ANNUAL BALL OF TaE
~ Erina Be- eyoleDt will be bed the New As
bly, Rooms Chinese Museum $50 Broadway Wednesday
Evening January Swths proceeds DO appropriated for
rangemcnts extensive magnificent scale
pooworh celebrated Coton Rand for the
Tekets Three Dollars admit ladies' only
be had Of the following Committee Of Direction
T. OtGnor. St Marks place. T. Brennan cor Walker Elm
j. Colgan u ysmes st. =. MulvehilL 25 Oliver st.
E. Fitzgersldy Oak at. J. A. McGynn, ~ Third st
> Dunn. l.l West 18th st. ] Gmartin, 20 Mottst.
". DcnmaD, ~ Chatham st j. Kinsly "a East Goth St.
T. Gariick. % Chatham ST. r. McElroy, 9Th street.
:. Kent, IL sixth st. j. Oowdau, 81 Marion es.
y qun. ~ sixth ST. =. Kelly, Bayavd & Mott st.
u Kelly LIZ howery: j. Cody l42 Liberty st.
- neh con, 20 BleecEerst q T. Shea, "a LIBERTY ct.
~ u Bierne IS Fulton Owou CoIgn 20 James street
j. Mccarthy, lis Nassau st. Erooklyn
Or of the Secretary
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The Freshets at the West.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 80, 1913. .
Our communication west of this place is entirely
cut of by the freshets In the rivers
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EURNfMED RUDss-TO LEr. A PiRLOt AND T 70
u n Gr't necic abio fJr ir-nis: .s. oiago
tsdtoomrit the toass ~ Bfcidwy OPP ,-n im3anfs
- GsrAtnEANg AND noy.lNG SALON ~ ,Gr
IN 1in ~si'r fttorsan -fo n lcks
Cont kliug S,ctd~Iy. rur 'sg Npsq Sss-.'tr
f"f l'tt ~ ~ hst!esy bt.e.G &c ttsLp u tai 4
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Court Of Oyer and Term;ner.
Before Judge. Edwards, Aldermen Hatfield an,

JAN. 2.-The Court organized this morning, and the
cause OF the People VS. Sherry. set down for to.
morrow (this) morning Sherry Is charged with the
murder Of q man named Mcclure.
The trials Of Austin and Nesbitt are fixed for Mon
-dev nexA
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Affairs In Pittsburg,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l, 1s4o.
Norwalk (Ohio) Bank paper Is thrown out by the
brokers.
The packet steamers have discontinued their trips
to Cincinnati in consequence of the runs rs of tho
cholera and the want of business.
Nothing new In the markets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No1lcE-rosT OFFICE. CITY OF NEW YoRK, DEcEN.
and ssth necessary r. s me- q 20 sss
notice to the public that said Aaron Swarts has connection
' IL. @s
ma or as for the Once sas
Robert Roberts under the authority Of the Post Master
r,s to deliver from the MALE collect letters the mails
S tor the ' s s o nSd es as letters from Of the
will sonto operation as soon as the boats sre arangsj
ing soeoc the Grand Lodge RooT Ne So Broway
BY by Secretary.
ERINA BALL, DRIVES OF HACKS AND CseGIAGEs
"a and
N hitherto ccnau.ed By Henry xnco At No. i Jss
street. will from this date 10 contnued under the
.'''' Brothers JEW HaEsE Ei rAAssksS2E
NOTICE-TsE COMPREHENSIVE be 1ETOf0AE Ex.
isnpg under the firm OF cPrco Contre hs day dis
Jan. ]. lsi9. JOSEPH C0NTRELL-
COPAkTNEksHIPN UTiCE--W & JOHNSON LATE OF
- Johnson Col Gcorso b. Grosor this day catered
nso and will oar On business mpsr and
No. lCortlandt street. under tho 6rm of Dresser
N. York, Jan !, 1870. GEO .. GaoseR
"A HEREBY given that dividend Dollars and seventy
stock Of the State Ina office Of the sabcrbsr on
New York. Dec 30 1913. Is Exchange Place.
NoLeL--lf gAsEs CGABTakE. rae SOY OF IyaN
Crabuec and Grace Ills wife, who formerly rosds at Had
deshed in the 81 Reng Of tho county OF YORK; Engand aud
who arrived In Philadelphia In july 1885, where he resided
about three years will ,rpy TO the undersigned he Will hear OF
.V e n' ,s II any persons wiz
rewarded for his their trouble fhe said Crabreo
torn in Huddersfed aforesaid Zoe about day o
Mc 1865 and was by trade saader hut when lss heard Of
1 SssS a. man T1s last sr rs.'ysi from
IS March H It's supposed that he left Phisaephia
about the year ls or ls the State Of Ohio WHOM
he has not been heard Of
FESTON, JONES q AR1IrAGE.
Solicitors, Hudds rsfe'd. kshire Earland.
nEATn or COLONEL JOSEPH UwIs-lats Csl.G
- Lraed and self sacrificing Jatros who has readeredsc
eminent Services only TO his but his expired
house Of Country McCusky Monday evening
Although his history sndssonby with his
Glory he IL personally comparatively upaoquainted this city
His iends and al who glory In the Of American
AIMS and In tho OF the fame justly attaching the
American respectfully invited to follow his mortal
mains to their final resting place. The fune I will ke
this Wednesday, afternoon ut three o'clock from the house Of
Mr. MoCuky Of Bowery aud Bayard street. An inquest
held the body Of the deceased and auy returned
verdict Of death fr m apop'exy."
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ed bad tn to make calls than Tho Perpetual
Gloss U,c.rhoe sold AZ this AAishmcn vey Tue -hoas
TUE I'D esD weigh from to to the pair AMI
elegantly shaped thsn the hes. Goodyear Rubber
plt.um. 49, hroadwsy, Kaihbsn's inteL
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HO! FOR CALIFORNIA.

N0TlCE-THE BARK EXPRESS, FOR CALIFORNIA
1his vessel having
will positively sail on ednssd.y mornns Sd inst
when the vessel will DO owed Express
MEDIATE cabin parser fine state roome FOR
terms apply to JONES u JOHNSON, 90 Wall street.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

QOwERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EvsNINs. jan 8
Mr. wsIs,sl Master MosSs NJ Jas Tassl Mr. isr
NIX % TO Ss Dsss S ss new cs%Sa
SCOTT; Prince Ludwig Chrstantedt While n.y. Mr. j d Hsls
Baron ssostenh1usu Mr. arden; Profess Van ForisSs
Mrs Taylor Boxes 25c Pit IKE GsI,ery l,,I Dsors
oren st ga rerformances commence at7 O'Clock.
CHASTsAUs NATIONAL rasArRs LATE oaArsAn
C y THE pa c b ,s The , ns q MT
Sh;ss, sEE YosS Xsir Is5X: NJ ch.nsrsu; Joe xtT
lowed BY NY WIS oUrSSr serumss Mr. G. aoaud Mr..
s.'; a. s, TaE as.a
nS W .ra ny with g RAKE
III Grand and Broome streets commenced Monday 0ot
srd r ~, every nst
81 q AN
s II tins & % psd Of ten
h S,S % 70 the as and Of New
-. ch..as.sr,stic Dances &C. Admission opsn
nd
an afternoon Concert commencing a. O'clock ?. n
GRAND Coz CERT-FOs TUE BENEFIT OF Tue CaARL
table fund.- Of s St. George and British Protective En
The following distinguished artists have MSsry Soan
I s ss r. who % %s
on h s @ y, ss % :
on uos BY Camille Prudent: Charles viii perform grand con-
eerto S"ha.. the derms4i. society win play
Ing Of Nss: Old and tho Pa
ballads win bs sunsby Mrs Edward ods lss Wss;p Mr.
e ted members Of the Musical Institute aaii coi.m
Be- shs ~
W. d Tbs s1
had A. 1s principal music stores. and of following gentlemen
sCoiesy B.s. S D. fra. P.s s
Ypune Es Nicholas Carter Sag. H. jackson, E.q. b,
anahsush k sspte asnsy crooS: E Tio a.
RISn ESQ., President B T Protective E%sraa soeis
>. Consul Mathew Rudsdas ESQ., Richard Bell. E.u w.
E Esd si.r a &
Edwards, Esq. Jno. 8. Bartlett, Esq.
TaE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. CHINESE BUILD.
Al inEs oY Broadway is now OPEN This large aud sple
fun size life kenesses Of individual Chinese dressed Ia
tn: appropriate to the situation and employTentu
ess from The Emperor his court dress the besysr solicit
sss1 fo9 s.s: ss
surrounded by the implements of his trade profession, An
showing Opium Smoking tho other the innsr Apartment
with models of Temples. soIea Summer HOUSES Thoasss
Upwards Of 400 Paintings Oil COors aaong which
his Wang Of a. Hong msrohants nouqSs sana nuu
snd Iinehons and tie great chip ompador
view Of Canton feet by three and of Honan
SIZE OF the growth Tsa silk
Of os =. eP
the utps. part Of the hall Suspended great number
oent children under years age For sale at
ire Ticket Once is guide descriptive Catalogue
t'hina. -''' ''N'' ~' '"
NOTICE TO MISS ADELE ANN IN A nj ia non yarorx
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Cholera at New Orleans and on the Western
Rivers.
Death Of Peter G. Brooks.

BOSTON, January 2, 1919.
Peter c. Brooks one Of most respected oitissns,
and generally well known as a millionaire died this
morning. He was 81 years Of age.
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MISC ELi.AN EDUS.

o(.c(oN((D0oJ@~D(Il~0oN(
DnlvATE BJAED A FAMILY, OR TWO OR TdRSE
sngie gentlemen, can DO accommodated til urnis
ed orvpiprnhod aud bosr in house with all the dera i'm
Irovemcns and DELIGHTFULLY."- situated in the Of the
city Two lines II stses References exchanged so
Vest twenty frat street.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND MINERS. -sINGESr1ATSNr
Il ROC DRILLING MACHINE, considered by9ioginesrs
AID the best machine for drilling
Machines and rigL for disposed oy
saEpHARD co, az Water strset
~ OLD No GoLD-BUT SILVER TsA SETS, wAIrERt
~ plate prize cupe ladies' spoons No. OF latest
pure cen At the old 0l aeade Os
'front.' first aotr Pricesiow BY FRANCIS w COJgEt
DkINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON BAs RISEN To BIS rpE
fst President al France msny bv the apn
81 HE but HTLu tbs 1nmstt bio A,d
ke no. ~ Na street, he's rssA sad stands uprn his IN
esshsd auies Iafsibe urguer fos he usir shove.
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The Cholera at the South.
The ravages.Of the cholera in New Orleans, acoord3
ing to th reports Of the 2th utimo 10 fesruly fatal
Tie following is table of the admitted to the
Charity Hospital from the Goth to the 23i nciu
limit D,erb,
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TRoors' FOR CALIFORNIA. The transport ship
Mary and Adehne, sailed from Old Point Comfort
"Wednesday for California, with companies A aud
H. 20 regime ut United infsntry The folio srnS
IL llst If officers 81 the observation-disclosures. a Day,
Cd infantry, oommandiDg <sst Sur yaon. c. r. Dyere,
L. y. A.; Capt n. y Lovell ID lnf. and lady Capt.
Dst 7er Davidson. do aud family lat i-ussaaat Las.
~ Schrremap. "a LOT CO a; ~ nea~nsn.u y.
No.ygN iEIAl. ~. ".
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N Office TO MISS ADELE AND CHARLES HOHNSTOCK
many ardent admirers OF these truly eminent artists
VINO consequence of the holidays and the uncommouy bad
Ate OF the weather were from attending their
r the other evening rut have another opportunity
start for the south.
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THALIAN HALL. 400 GRAND sTREEr-UNABATED
fuccessThe ITALIAN Mnstres will their
inimiable perormances evening during this wetk
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Persons who ara tsS with either Of tie sboya com
ysp G s ass a
Ia ~ ssn s since & and have bean
D.eys fly -. want sa' to
street. between Ann and Fulton
DR. wlsTARs BALsAx OF Wild CHERRY Is A Cus
%Sa eSt,se Of Wild Cherry and Ia. kyrv body know:
tar watr has always been administered in ung
rmdier tsiel aud pulled into notice for
the cure Of d,ss,es Of the uns and some have doubt been
physician and oil who lave It's effect has
and sinilar affections 1t may pronounced positive cure Il
s e eal ad sss Ten and stand
medicine
all rthern lattud asantdotes for diseases caused by cold
Mature is bu. The name for an effect
N whose cause is Cod r,
For holerac and retail by Messrs g. and b. sand 100
Fulton 'trss corner q Within Henry johnson 23 Broad
S Ss s'ni'd Co., i'''A'' street. and by the dfHss
DE. KALrn, AuTaoa OF Tak "PaAudioAL rsIyArE
Tspdy s sp nssn ;s a
sred from crtsin class Of people, who can properly appreciate
and very extensive pr1e.ceJ he afford rapid ay and
from no other source in America
na kALrHia rKALTiCAL r~IvArn TREATISE ON
s aa% sa %E organs so iSs ssT
S p to sdvSn o a no r s
S us w. =. on zoe sasc written In pa ssss The re.
useful every sdissa 81 pses:
es IVY pS s nA a 90 1 S OF street
nk CUOrEn, IA DUA NJ siKEal, Bsfw zen UIiArhAs
~ and william reets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
aoss s % es san IN
yo . Eve dsys srctusDr Cooper ours .o wcrssfs
brought BY habit INDUCED in BY young mon ThS
s & s
,sn to society cure warranted in o'sv no charge
nR. GLOVER is CONSULTED DURING TnE DAY AND
eSysSinf At bis office NO Avn street. now ~ in
hailed the pysc.ans Of ess exycr encs lis extract d
Copsyia bebs &C. may Be had big store, in front Private
INK. KICuA tDsUN, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ to the Nsw York College Of Medicine and Pharaay
s,Ss sss Seminal eanss stse Ss
al his Office, No, 10 Park place. FROM "A. NJ 70 r. Dr.
days. oR long psss sa IA
pn he an srioSs 70 n from 9
mercury Patients residing IN the not WISHING
s 70 s.a S sy as b.
fsrh place and saooans sia In ali ''a oaes odrs will S'
M osr ExrkA0RDiNaa wVRK--Iv rat nAealEn
vi those soa.empist.oS rsErissTae ssrrea wos'ss'
sion Frcs 81 Thiswers meeting ui,st astounding
os SapS rhs ssn .sa or .sS 4 IN
sssdsl especially diso!ass
discover sN symp;ns and ne noss ess.t s.re
s,s sss met sss sss o s ~ iSsss s Ns
T. b rssersca No W. he'r.. street. n'is1ph'. ldtsie
NJ o ssassss.s y man tss q Pa,,:gs 70 a. paris Of "a
.rs.. AA'''0"AO' ''' '' N'' '''' ''' ons ''' '''"
MO OUKS. NJ yBAI.GE.---i,K. gUspaY ~ IS JOLD
IN street. snhlsDsly consulted I'll t9rs os private els
Hcesn % he N 60 oss dsss
Csus'~cns i.s,y sni inpo.ese7 s'escs.t,ly sssssst
ness o asc sI0ola s..v.:. sgVs ssct- 7A.s sf.&
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M ALLuALLA, SO CANAL sTREET. NEAR BROADWAY.
Unprecedented success Of the French Model Artsts
Will appear during this week In and original tabaux
arranged expressly for the holidays exhibited
B country Also the Female New Orleans Screnaderr the
Obn pic Girls with variety Of other Orchestra
Bexes rarquette ABE b. An extra afternoon perform
anoe every Wednesday and Saturday at three o'clock.
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EII1H ANNUAL BALL OF TIE PHOENIX ASSEMBLY,
Il No. b. o. OF Bercans will be held at the Apollo
no. 40 broadway, Thuaday evening Iex1 Janury
proceeds Of which will be given The Orphan Fund Of Society
TIE assistance OF Mr. Beoson, floor together
Dpg Brass Band will DO had tho aud the Com
mittee hatter themselves that this Ball will be
Of the The srotest will
usua and the beautiful Of different orders
Society exhibited during the evening shopcd that their friends
will forward asuua and and harmony Tickets
be obtained from the follow Eagle 100 Fulton
street, g. Ahraa 1873 Eleventh Robert Jones 322
sprng street; Robert liz Mulberry Henry
Bowery. Tickets limited, ST.
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people to effect choice, at the November elections
The following is the result far as sscsrtainsd
In the Second district, Daniel p. King, (whig has
been elected by majority Of 500
In the Fourth district it s supposed John G. Palfrey
Gree soiler) will be elected His gains very large
In the Worcester towns The aggregate gain, far
reported is 1 800.
In the Fifth distrct, Charles Allen, Gree soiler is
elected by majority Of 500 all his oompsti-
tors. The democrats voted for him.
In the Ninth district, Grin Flo wler, lwhig) is proba
bly, elected.
. Cholera at New Orleans and on the Western
Rivers.
PirrsBURs, January q 1910.
The reports Of the cholera, on the river have been
much exaggerated. There have been cases above
vicksburg. In Memphis there has not been a single
case.
despatch direct from New Orleans of the Goth ult,
says that pol Deaths by cholera had occurred within
tho last two days. The weather had become cooler.
Business was nesrly suspended, and thousands were
leaving the city
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MPBION 332 BROADWAY, NEXT DOOR ABOVE
Broadway Theatre for nights only
The great Arab Troupe in their wonderful performances
bned with several oe bat,d vocal and
who will awe their ni,niabe concers commencing Thurs
formances 70 at hafpast o'clock Admission %
children hA price
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II CARNEY GUARDs-iHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL or
IA the keainey Guards will take place Tammany Hail.
rday evenrg the 9th inst The committee pledge
Tickets DO had Of any members Of the CON
Iany and At the door the evening of ball Military gsne
men will please appear uniform.
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JnSSpH ROSE. JR
REUeE\ HOPKINS.
Inl min, EY.s rAIIrOkNIA RIEi Es-rnE sIf isnaIH

VA AITs EY'S CALIFORNIA RIFLES-THE SUBSCRIBER
w off Tor sale, lots to suit purchasers 400 OF tho sbve
yei own s used with such great BY the Mississippi
Regiment at tho Battles Of Monterey and uens Vista IL
be used as carb horseback foot aud hunt
rg IL 10 peculiarly adapad TO that country gsme Is ali
lana California Adventurcrs should examine kfe bstors
purchasing else here as ~ comtpescyery requ qoay, and
can he Afforded ctearcr thnn oec used.
FLETCHER wEsTgaY, II Froat strcst
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OLYMPIC THEArRE.-BENETIT or MR. r. +. TRYON
On Friday evening nex January 9Th whc occasion tho
following gentlemen have volunteered their d-Mr g. W.
Clarke late Of tho Park and Bowerv theatres Nrs
jacobs. ard Mr.. u. Conoyer. the India Rubber Man
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ADIUSEM n yTs.

BsoAowAY TaEA1xE-n A nAssnAtL paoraIs
lthth time ga roma. tic .isoaas IN ave sss. ORA
s,ss f ran sS1 s. As
GOSss IN sssu~!n the Of
abss Mr. Lester Mons SoT r. vasso oS Ssaes @
nard; None Bcnvils Mr. Shaw; vernand Mr.. Frederck
srscsa Ores Circle and Sarss. 50 ssSs Fsms Circle
% cent?; Gallery la& cent? Doors o:en at half paste
RURToNv THEATRE. oHAaBsRB srarxr-ggoNEs.
DUBOIS NJ suFdn S tbs q s.p sr
f.1 y. u nssss E HsS
S s ss pss us s Wis
Johnston Tajy o sss r.. Mr. daTe
E e Srss $50 Family Circle q second rsr
sss r
Pauline car After Which, the Sn saSHfAs
nS M % H1DS s T.c s ss n
fis bs;gs M.s +
Gam Hero Miss Roberts Prawnini ss. phips mary
OLYMPIC TnEAraE.-BENETIr OF MR. r. r. TRYoN,
en- Friday evening ncat January 9Th on whe occasion tho
s' and THEIR e. W
Jasoe. ard Nj. u. Conover. the India Rubber Man.
A Mclean H;,IScalS HTsIUM-RT E.RHuN sseREroE.
d nS s . Saa
mencng at ~ o'clock In the morning and hour
for this NJ ~ - .e
variety q novelties and aursenens offered in tae city Of
ew 10 ara challenges the world to produce its equal he
t se ,nnr tne tens OF who visit his establish
each OF sns season OF JOY and Rejoicing will tud
ne on OF 70 Gay the most brilliant and pleasing
y" ns OF any other First and remo,t In
snc p tne famous Ergith Giant Robert iae who has re-
Gently arrived from England and who produced great
oil doubt controversy the Largest en- Earth hs tssst
being over Eight Feet Hsh and weighing
Quarter Ton though onIv wears ola He nav he son on
the the M9cum At eli hours day and cyenin In
addition with the above 10 has the
Smallest Human wss ever seen alive in the OF
Major Ltefpeer and his Sweetheart Titapa the Fa,v Queen
She the years ana the amc height the Major
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AUCTION 8.

~ ". PINE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF FA.
shonabe Furniture account OF the Prop changing
hs business Van Antwerp Pine, will sell Thursday
Jausry 4h at 10 o'clock No % Broadway head
Morris street mpor for Cash. to close the that
store ar.e stock Of rich and elegant Cabinet Furniture.
worthy the aen Of Dealers and Housekeepers For p,rt
cuars Catalogues and Codrer and Enquirer Auction Head
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CLOTHING.

y LONG5TRIET HAS ON HAND at HIS WHOLE
~ sale and retail Cl)thing Warehouse No "a Nassau NJ
y large asortmsnt Of Of all also
great variety OF Winter Business Coats which
out regard co for the purpose Of mskn extc
sv Spring stock which he intends shall anything
United States
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ITO CALIFORNIA VIA VERA CRUZ AND MAZATLAN.
i by Bark EUGENIA, to sail povelyte 18th Instant.
party Of gentlemen forming proceed under the escor and
aid Of Captain Hutton late Of the United States Army to
Vera Cruz thence the Maatan thence
party appoint their and equally the
which by union and association will probably be less
500 Including Horses hues Provisions &C. The numberis
limited snd the arrangements made. final meeting be
ming January 3D. Isa Office of Con mee 81 Broad street.