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WORTHINGTON q. sNnTHEN,

WYNN 0kv
FORMERLY THE GENERAL LAM orrtox
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR AT LAW.
Washington, ID. O..
DRACTISES In the Supreme Cour OF The United States
The Courts 81 the District and Of the neirhborur Sfates
rvca egpl counsel at his Chambers prosccutes claims 81
every description against Conerfss any Of the Depart
paienr for Inventions and Is prepared 10 execute any bus
mesa requiring the presence and attention Of council or
agent AZ The seat of government
tr5- Office ni his, dwelling. No Missouri Avenue he.
tween and "A streets.
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lntIOHOWlng correspondence SHOWS now pleas
antly things progressed In the Comptrolers Office
during Mr.. FILLMoRE's administration Of that De-
parlmeni Albany Epening Journal
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE, }
Albany, Feb. 10, l9i9
Hon. MmLARp FILLmonE:
DEAN SiR-As The period OF our official intercourse
Is about 10 terminate, we are impeed 10 the express
sion Of our sincere acknowledgements for the kind
ness aud cordially which have at all times charac
terizcd your intercourse with us in the adnnsirl-
lion Of the office Of Comptroller.
Az public man of distinguished merit, we knew
and respected yon before admitted TO the enjoyment
Of your personal acquaintance; and the time we
have spent together In present relation and the
evidence we have here had OF your fidelity and deyo
ton TO the public service in the arduons and respon
sible Office which yon now resign 10 enter upon one
of still higher honor, have heightened thnt respect
and demonstrated us the justice Of those fire quenl
expressions of appreciation, which bespeak the pub
lie appreciation Of your character.
Accept from us, in parting, our sincere thanks for
your hands; and permit US TO assure You, that In
yonr future progress, our best wishes follow you and
will ever continue TO be yours.
Truly and respectfully your obi serv'ts,
Philip Phelps, Arthur J. Mills,
Peter Keyscr, Geo A. Bagey,
Isaac Carpenter, John Hancock
Daniel w. Mills, w. w. Van Zant,
Alexander Dennis Edward Hand
Thomas McMullen, James Nichols,
Edgar A. Barber, Howard Boyd a
Brace Willard, Albert Roster.
VIM. IL. Andrews, Samuel Mohat
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BARDER,s EMDR LOCATION

- FOX HUKSES. ~
yh(xS THIS preparation will cure Strains, m
NfWS Brnisea, Stiffness OF jointa, Cuts, Old {ySXk
-A--N-Ilcers, both aud beast II has-Sl-Q-
cured lIlcera OF ysors standing. Relief liz given in
Spavins by It's application And for Fisiua and Poleev
tits q cure. fft
Also Bgbrr's Horse Potcders, 10 restore the bad cond
lion Of The horse and TO DESTROY WORMS which give
- much pain TO TINT noble beast 41G
BsrIcs Horss Bis, tfor Coughs and Caiarrh) are my
preparation, and moi irnnpeiod 10 the world as
spscic, but The beai found out
n5- Sold al sToTrs Drug Store, also at JNo. r. CAL.
IAN'S, 9Th street
N H. All Diseases treated by the Hihscrber on scien
Iar principles, lie " regular bred Farier and can
always he ond a. The Washington &abs. ready AMEND
The calls OF the public. Liam 1871 GEO. BXRRFR
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From The y. y. scientific American.
LIST or PATENTS

issrEprao THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
Tor The ,eeek ending february 23 1919.
To Henry Jenkins, Of Polisyie, Pa, for improve
nient In Wire Fences. Patented Feb, b. 1919.
10 Thomas X. Anderson, Of Painted Post, N. g.,
for Improvement In apparatus for heating by vapor
Of alcohol. Patented Feb. IL, lsi9.
10 a. Mckinney q d. Tyler, Of Clarksfed,
Ohio, for Improvement in self acting Cheese Presses.
Patented Feb. H. ls49.
To Amos Call, of Springfield, Mass, for improve
ment In Door Locks by which one key hole serves
for TWO distinct keys Patented Feb. 49, 1910,
10 Asa Hill q S. G.. Backman, Of Norwak,
Conn. for improvement in composition for filling
teeth. Patented Feb. 3D. le49
To Linus Yale, Of New Port, N. ", for improved
combination revolving Tumber Lock. Patented
Feb. b. lS49
re Jacob Muzzy Of Eddngton, Nc, for improved
Nipper Saw Sci. Patented Feb. 10, 1919.
70 Louis Montgllon, of Elk Ridge, Md, for i'm
proyemenl In apparatus for removing Animals from
Railroads. Patented Feb. H. l649
To +. III. Clark, OF New York City, for improve
ment IN setting teeth. Patented Feb. 3D. 1919
To james Trees Of Salon, Pa, for Improvement
In Water Wheels. Patented Feb. 10, isl9
To
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NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL,

NATIONAL INAUGURATION BALL,
HHtom distinction Of party.
SURSCRBERS anil persons desroas Of procuring tickets
ID Of admission are nfmed that they eau be oblsined
application 10 the NE+~
Messls WliLARD's-CIrY noTRf,
lnvIEa HoTII.
CoLRMAN's HoTRL and
GADsBy's HorEL
And at the storsso
w. FIscHRn,
w. II. BAyIy, VIA
TAYLOR a. MAuRY and
SsLny PARKER,
Pennsylvania Artnne.
Subscribers and others further informed, that with
view 10 the convenience Of the company number Of
tickets TO be dispoaed Of has been limited,
leb2t--disl6th
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Judge McHenry, clerk in New Orleans, has been
set al liberty from his confinement for contempt OF
court in refusing obey the order of the Judge to
pay over TO the brother Of the Judge certain monies
in the hands OF the court.
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WASHINGTON g. ALEXANDRIA BOAr.
AxrEI. /, The hours Of departure Of the steamboat
PIiEN1x, will be ~ fyIIowf;
Leave Alexandra at e. io3 u, and "a o,clock-
a. Leave Washington AZ " ~ aud cT p'slCss
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A. Episode IN ,he Lie OF ISn Carson.

Strange requisites for making laws,
peryade The minds Of some
And Johnston's left al home because
He eoaid not bea-A. Drum.
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The Spring business in the Eastern cities prom
SEES TO be very brisk and lucrative.
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There has been regular fight in the Canadian
Legislature between Allen McNaband brother leg
islator, who called McNaba rebel.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
President Tsylor's Reply 20 the Memphis
Committee. Sunday, Feb. 4.

TUESDAY MoRNING, FEBRUARY q, lsi0.
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FINE ARTS.

-NN1lNNNNNNNNNNNNN0N--NN.N
hEslCAN ART UNION.--TuE DISTRIBUTION
IA will take place at Nibss the evening Of Dee 2st.
Psintnss seulpurs ststuettes and Medals In Bronze.
will be allotted to the memhers Among the paintings
the WORKS Of LeutE Duraad Huntington Gray.
Rothcruol, Church, Bin ghss, Gass Doughty Morse Gig
pes Ranney, Vest lnness stearrs feee Bonhed uinck
ley Morton, and other American
artists. OF which Sl.hoO $1,000, $500,
$500 each Zach member estitled copy Of the
superior to print ever before executed In this country
Aso oopy 81 Dareys Outlines o. Sleepy Hollow, by Ir-
vtE IL 10 Acknowledged by all who have examistd the
rrsnt collection tbatpone has been exhibited la Ame
RIGA equally rich In attraction The subeebor for the
sent has uneqased opportunity for aonisyn tho
triple Of obtaining valuable for small in
Of securing the session Of superior work
tyng his tsse for art and Of anordbg TO
misrg artists Of his country Subscr ptiop, So
should be made early Free Galleries containing the paint
mss re- are opeh day aud evening No. 7 Broadway near
4 n ONE street
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

bALrihohE, december ., 1919.
Departure Of Mr.. CiSy-Ericnd' and sycophant'-We4-
er--Runouay Slapss- Sentence Of Priee-Dissppsa
anee Of a Wifsess-MTrkets &c.
MIR. Clay left Baltimore Saturday morning, ana
was conveyed to the in Mr. j. Mcclintocks splen-
did bsrouche, with four black steeds which, In the
of his patriotism and love for Mr. Clay, he had
voted to his during his entire stay In the city,
driving the team himself IL gsIed his honest heart,
however frequently to find himself driving, by the aide
Of Mr. Clay men who led the bass deserton Of him
q more available man, and openly denounced him
dictator only twelve month since, but now
again cringings and fawning and qusrrclling among
themselyes to who should occupy the vacant seats
beside him. They think he will be the waig can
didsts for 1852 and hence they s eyes on
the post Office custom house, district attorney hip 40
But the old coon, . It should be rsmsmbere has
fine memory and never forgets friend or q traitor
For the last twenty.four hours We have had
eessins visitation OF seet and snow, coyeriag the
ground to the depth 81 about two Inches IL has
turned into rain and the coating OF the earth Is
pidly disappearing.
The slaves from the counties bordering on Delaware
and Pspn'yivsnia continue TO disappear so rapidly
that owners advertising to sell out by Wholesale
and retail Large parties pass through Delaware every
day, and they armed with reviewers aud bowie
knivss, dealing death TO all who dare to attempt to
,top them. party Of save-catehers, near Whining
ton, attempted to stop gang fec days since, cut
PEELED to retreat leaving OF their number
on the ground dangerously wounded. Ths abolition
lets OF Delaware have established an underground rail
road, and when once across Mason aud Dixons line,
they are pact recovery.
The sentence of John Price for the murder Of George
w Campbell fourteen years and Fix months In the
peniteparyis not satisfactory 10 the great body OF
citizens who thought he deserved hanging
man did The testimony, however, did not warrant
heavier sentence thouzh u r. said that witness,
formerly police officer Who could have proven malice
and aforetbought ON The part Of the prisoner was
mystsrioufly furnished with the aud an ousnt
to California; sailing at two hours notice. before he
could be secured witness for the State. lie heard
him assert on the night a. the murder that lac would
hnish 'smpbel before daylight
In our Hour market on saturday there not m sh
doing Sales 81 $50 bbs Howard street at 50 SIX no
tales Of City Mills. No change In grain Of suy kiud.
The following we're the sales at the Stock BOsrd on
Saturdsy;-t2O0 \. o's, 81, op. Ill; 200 Md 6's.
10t.; 100 80 lOt1s; 1000 City 6s 1870 10s; $50
do, 1880, lcf1; 60 chs Union Bank o.; IS do Mech.
Bk on .lsi 10 do ,. and o. X. r. time, 65; 10 do.
do So 200 do. do, J5.
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Our Ph,i.deIpnIa Correspondence.

PHiLsDEiFHi., December 3, 1912
FsRsr M.Aev', Puthe Reception Sudden Death Tie
Tusearrs--7As Markets, 30. 4
Notwithstanding the storm, Independence Hall was
crowded to it's utmost capacity, this morning. with
temperance societies city officials and Others to give
the frst public welcome 20 Father Mathew which he
has yet received In Philadelphia Dr. Gibbons made
mott eloquent speech In behalf Of the temperance as
sosistions speech also made by the Mayor; to
both OF which the great apostle replied In peculiarly
feeling and effective When the ceremonies Of
the reception by the city suhore. we're over Father
Mathew received almost countless number OF citI-
FeDs, who shook him warmly by the hand. ro-morror
morning he holds evse for the ladies' In the upper
falcon "a the chinese Museum
Mir. Frederick seckel the relikuown brewer Of this
city, died very suddenly In the cars. this morning,
while on his way from Germantown TO this city
Nots word from Washington, up to the oiosnr Of
THE letter tn. photographic wires south OF not being
In working order
The December term of the Court Of Quarter Sessions
commenced this morniug. JUICE Kelly presiding.
The last sdvces from the Cap-s the stus-
oticsL In consequence - the severity OF the storm
The outdoor transactions are . most limited
scae, In consequences Of tho severity OF the storm
The tour market u very quiet. Holders ask 81 s7x
for standard brands, but no sales Corn meal n,mi-
psly 81 IS; rye nsur, SO. dull Wheat Ia steady with
but limited amount oGersg Sales Of red atyt o. 10
81 o. and white 81 IL Rye, 81 cents ~hich IL de-
cline No change In cern or oats Whisksy, for bills
and shds q TO "a " cents
change TO make In eur quotations Annexed are the
talet ut the
So, ss1s 90 chs Union Canal, 10; Psonsylvsnis
Bank, 1l0s.; $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 6's no.
Gsi slto0 sehuykni Navigation e's, os, 4sli 80
Railroad ISh 500 City o.. Ss ioS; $50 IS sshuyis
MI Navigation Mortgage Interest 20; 50 900 sch,y-
road s1S. $50 Initial state. c'.. o. i,o,.' sssoo
Wilmington Railroads., OIL $1,000 Reading Railroad
Mortgage Bonds, 81.
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MAGNIFICENT ExHIBITION-E VERS' GRAND
wi original mite eeriss loynI

MAGNIFICENT ExHIBITION.-EV GRAND
W original rgsnte series Of Moving Panoranas.
every evening short season. previous being exhibited
in London, at stoppanis Panorama Hall, broadway.
Of walker street. This magnificent chef seufe
Of artistic skill, from original drawings by the celebrated
American artist John Eyers. and sisht assistans They
raj thousand feet the largest painting in the world New
York City, City Of Broofyu Wilamsbnrgh, East Rvof,
Hudson River, and the Atlantic Ocean These paintings
are Of such immonss magnitude that 1t 10 impossible to
scribe them Some conception DO formed when say
that this wonderful painting contains the of
million Of men thousands and Of Thousands Of houses
ship stages boats re- The awful aud
the Asor Opera House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
Of the Burning Of the Park Theatre They nearly
three in preparation. and cost 1900 doars Doors
openst6H o'clock Panorama moves at ~ precisely Ad
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sew BOOKS. sse.

IA oRasN.s LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE.
Ol ssicsnins the Psst onee, New Orl.sns Lat the
be found Boeksof every de-
esrptlor eeptns Of Novels history biography soienti-
as Commercial Geographical, and aedisd Works Also
of vstionery, tore,her vita all the
principal Dsiiy ard weesy Nevsrap,rs AVID sssssnes
article the trsde supplied ana for
vsrdsd vth aespafch. Books msed. Prompt Attentions
E,s % any WORK ordered By mari foress so's, ges,sd
Literary Depot scisiss Ne Pos Once New vrlssns La
P.s--Complcte arrangements have heen msss with the
Uineipal Publishers throrr hout lon, ef supply Of
he rev works ~ fast ~ issuss. IGN.
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AmlIp a mnN,S.u.

b L.ss.s; W. T. Blsi: Hs..s:r-Tu.:asy evening. D.s.s
Der an, 1879 win Be PsrtSrn:d Il. osn. 6r... acts
Horn after vS.S ss farce r. sSs
soans NJ ws Lazy. Sas Il
Horn sy s..O% Mss o. D.: c: ns
r.Isr...s 70 cent. Panty ..s Third Circles. Is .s...
and rSosrisi.lbsnsa. II M G. " cisils HTas:a.y
evening psssmSsr viii 10 played the musical farce
Crop NJ Holman; Marssrstts' Mss Nary Taylor. After
cs,h ssw .'R.sy called 'es cos nu1asr a.
ss5;, Nj Sleek III 1 r.
MAKES PRoGREss-Tom RaIeweii Mr. C. w. Clarke;
Doors OPEN st651; to oommshss At e'eosi. 'A'
NIIRIo, oARDTN TUrsD.y EVENING mac 1.n.
N the .stsrainn..t: viii ccnm.ne. With dsriaa and se
s n 81: sS ssps y ' Win E f s
sond on the Te Rope in the character OF Little
ksS RsSe Il Eerdun
o"mic psnemme Of the RED GNoaE .ND %arE Iee
Wa s other saSy the
Family Admiration 90 cents.
x,n, n.o.,0s. s AsIon
brated opera seria ERNANI-Eivirs Sign AM Patti her
% rnr ',9s AvOshdro
kone aso seor GS Rssso ssnor s.9r
AIa &c hsn Costume by Mr.
mission ON III. evening Of psrosm.sae'r Ell: &
rbithssrc, cents Doors open at oc!ockts commerce.
at bali. pas. !.
PtSDgis,sr A AN 4UsEunr B.RNux
suScsas az sosi in IL: s
Int the ~ sssi'
a as S spT T M
BAkEk Also snsassd Loui; El.sisr Pete aors ths
Mess jerry asr5aa Ros Ssr hr .ss r:s
ny an 'aS yss al
sion Is chdisS. under 10 ssars Of age is cents:
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NAVAL STORES.

CUsToM HOUSE, NEW YORK. COLLECTORS OFFICE
~ Nov a. 1Se Sealed proposals. will be received at this
once until the h day December next for the supply Of
United States Cutter this
for year. the frat day of January
TIE ration the service the that allowed
SERVICE emitting the liquor the
articles enumerated in the following table, TO witt
Fractions of
OUNCES
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MISC GILLIAN kOUs.


MY, SAsniosAsLE AND CHEAP LuasITUas
Duncan Phye the sntssie Ware Rooms 10 Fulton street
public The extensive stock Cabinet FarntaI. % be
Mahogany, the patterns and
,s.ys .sili,is. which We have the ISs
ees about furnishing their rooms IN Collie invited 70
uisd examine the stoei 10 rocss. Al The
mandatory ~ 20 sSa " a, sg,s greet: ...
DtScAs P6iFE Isa FULTON street NY.
nEPor OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS. NOW .4s
sis, % .u s' rs s: .: oy%s s
moderator Lamps Trsneh rnturs for lamps The bsst
and sissd in me shortest time. Ii. pAsoosvILLE
TTNIos MUTUAL LIVE Insurance. COMPANY
confined extensively Life ssursnee and Life centngsn-
All be 1osi q The business. While living a. vel IS secure
pSy%cn, saopt.sy tbs somSa. IL sdspsS to The soS.i
mo ,:s Of y, pat. ,sn 80 . <, nss S% eject
Thasss iuafcss s s'r'n D''i NS.,'
hAUrL :. w s r.i :Gsi s;1 S:Ss Railroad
WILLARD pAskfss,Is;.fD.,, cSs.Si;Hs Physician.
SESsiiIIsssassii nP. n,o..i,n r, s:,s.I
Person, Wishing ssuIsac. ar. invited e examine Tn.
Ss 81 rh'9 h 5a Val.
street
OLD ALEi OLD OLD ALE OLD OLD, OLD ALEi-
q good ale ole so11 Ky
LIQUID which will drauah and
New Year 10 eve years old and bfeved expressly for
tits establishment, defynr competition 81 the most noted
houses th Unin. Those old jenny Bulls that have lost
home sre Invited TO call aud judge for themselves Three
different always the Independent OF the shove
St. abs, rsrehits, chops, nc ko At the old Albert
Shades No l2 Cherry street. between Catherine and Mar
ktt New York
LrCoNoNV IN ROOFING BUILDINGs.-TaE SUB
buioire that he has addittn HE American
which has been universally approved for The pas I've
and which i've cents foot adapted for all kinds
fat roof budng that he NV prepared ~ execute the
knd Of roofing differently prepared and adapted for AL
binds Of roofs Of four foot which
less ~ any other kind % roofing
and letter safeguard agas fire. lie
has also hs ess cement paint cottage paint
saped rendering old tin, cloth roofs perfectly
water fbt and entirely pr,served from cracking rustg
work being ssfcent ali Of which lie al least
orcta ches than the usual methods Of painting and
durable Agents wsnted for the sale and exseusn Of
the throughout the States Address H. BsMhN, l
fuen treet New YORK; where Inducements will be offered
RJsJK HEATH EGG CosL-NUv LANDING, A
~ cargo 81 this we'll superior Ccsl In prime order
and sp' FOR sale at lovett S9fren, r,t's wo,ru
nresdway and eorrcr rbompson srd foatth st'.
HAVANA ORANGES 00T HAVANA ORANGES OF
superior quslity Iust arrived Ter Forest Ming VII be
River this day, Tuesday. at 10 o'clteh.
INDIA RUBBER DIVERSIONS ny TgE SINGLE PAIR.
ladies and Certs Natalie Inds lNshber Overshoes and
for sale 20 consusers tie GOODYgaNS Rubber Ware
house, and ~ brosdway. Also Ladies Misses hatallio
hnbtsr Gssr Boots re se rhieh Willie oid az ths very
lsvst price.
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nj sDfCAL ADvICE-DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATE
h " for 2 cents ~ means OF the Pocket ~cuapiuA
livery One His Own fhysicisn. IL iss cenfdens sess
friend and prvsts sdvsr enabling every conduct h
own successful termination Tweny Fourth Edi
on with enc h~rdret ensravnx showing prvsts dsea>s
and neforms,sss Of tie ssner.'ye sIs.sm IN every shsr
rsnd imp.sney solitary habits Of youth fs,hfsiy de-
ehsper on structure worthy OF particular sttsaton, and
cuis 20 ress ~ every ems Any person ssndna tweny
book b nail sir espi.s vii Ne septfor doIl.r Az
fsr sale By styrsr rsrnseps. 27 broadway New fers
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SPORTING.

SNNNN>~NNNNNN~NN ~NNNNNNN~
TTHIoE ooUass. L. -run rAoIHo RACE ne
~ tween James K. Polk and Cayuga Haid advertised IA
come % on nosdsy postponed on account of the weather
Until Thursday the eh inst when IL will positively taks
place Tho leave South Ferry at two
N. ID. GREENE. Proprietor.
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Elm ANCIAL.
SCHOOLS. &c.

BOOKKEEPING IN SPANISH BEAUTIFUL EDT-
- ton Of har.hs popular work on Book BY double
published in Spanish, translated BY Adophus
G.. the of the thor This
pages Of
bsa books Ted black
series Of modern %srsandls ransastons The
every entry and transaction popularity Of Mr. Marsha
works The whole is arranged to form good Of
keeping bosls tile interest,"
discount equation ant and in modern
mercantile FORMS letters notes. drafts account sales,
Be- &C. &C. designed for the of schss
houses and those learning the Spanish language
For eae the authors counting the and
practice Of Book keeping No - Cedar street. and beck
sellers generally. Price 81 70.
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DANCING.


TENTH ANNUAL BALL OF TIE HIpRRNIAN d. B..
Society, will be held Castle Garden Tuesday
nsg Deesmbsr4 stsIhe proceed: Of this az on former
will be devoted charitable PURPOSES the
.tee Of therefore rely upon the liberal
port generous public to cut their charitable ntsn
lions. No pains will Be spared Co render this ball equal
not superior. to any Of the Society torIssr balls
p. eHAREEr Sscty. A. MILLION, Chairman.
TJNHIsTLE BALL-TBE MANAGERS or THE THISTLE
Benevolent Association respectfully announce that
their tst Ball for the season will take place the As
sembly Rooms Nllos Garden Thursday Evening" Dec.
6ths proceeds to be applied as formerly TO charitable
poses and unfortunately DISTRIBUTED during the winter
worthy objects Distress without distinction Of
country The order Of dancing asecrdiss to prosmms
Of the Floor Mr. VIM. whale Leader Of tho Or
shestrs, Mr. IN. Wallace Bagpiper. Mr.. koAerracher
Doors at dancing will at precisely oceet
Tickets 81 10 admit genttan and two ladies' To be had
at Mr. Adam stodsrs music store l Broadway VIM. Hall
Son, Broadway and Park Place FIRTH Pond Co..
franklin square; Hotel de Paris corner Broadway and
Anthony street. and at Niblos Garden either Of the Kama
gers. A. CAMERON, Seoy, 10 Dominick st.
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FOr SALE AND TO T. EFT.


LOR SALE FINE YOUNG BAY MARE. FOUR AND
II half years OLD, and warranted sound. Aso keska-
The whole will be eola bargain
Grand street New York.
ITO LEr-A PLEAsANT ROOM, UNFURsIsakD
without board, IN small private family. No othsr fz-
my bosrders IN the house, Of bath, &C Apply at -
Bedford street.
nFFIcES IN BROADWAY TO LET.-sEvERAL VERY
" desirable oces Ia the building NO. 90 aud ~ krJsd~ay,
10 let Possession can be Owen inmedstey Apply in the
store 70 JOHN GkEAOEN, Jr.
FURNISHED kPARrxENTs--ro LET, FOR TBR
winter suite Of handsopey furnished Apartments,
sorsistr rariors ted Private
able and attendance furnished Apply at No bN Houston
rI,o LANDowNERs-A cENTLENAN OF HIGH CON-
nsetions in Germany, going 10 Europe in the month OF
sArus tor the object q fernisgs large colcnfa,ian So
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