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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

"Hcnry, love, 4 wish you would throw
away that book, and talk with mel feel
so dull" "a long silence and 10 reply.)
20, Henry, my loot is asleepr "'ls It
well, don't talk, dear, you might wake it,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

TEHUAyrE,Ec RourE. THE citizens of New Orleans
have held public meeting 10 promote the establish.
mcnl OF Rail Road across the Ishmus of Tchuantc.
pee, in tho southern part of Mexico. The distance
across is about l4O nilcs The meeting addressed
y some of her uest citizens and considerable interest
was manifested in tho enterprise 1t regarded as of
great importance 10 that city.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

GF Edgar A. Poe, the distinguished poet and
c;ilc, diod 7h inst,, at the Washington Hospital,
in Baltimore.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

u Tie Telegraph says tho, the numerous friends
Of President Preston will be gratfed 10 know that he
has returned to his home and 10 his duties in improved
health.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

Gear Axp CALHOUN. Writer in the "Nation-
al Era" from b. rln gives the following description of
full lenslt statue of fCAsar, found in the ruins Of
villa in Italy,
"The celebrated Roman was not broad full
faced, and rather plethoric gentleman, as some
modern painters have imagined, but a lean, tall
sinewy man with wrinkled face and projecting
brow. Before you see the name, you feel that you
gaze on a men who left his mark upon his age
The face il not without resemblance to that Of
our South Carolina statesman, John c. Calhoun.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

GEoRarl ELECTIONS Senate will stand 2;
democrats und 81 wings, and the House Of Rcprcscn
ta,ivcs 67 democrats and 63 wings. Towns (dem.
majority for Governor over Hill (whg) will DO abou
$500.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-17

MARYLAND ELEcrroNs.-Thc whole returns from
MarylLnd have been received. and show not that tho
representation in the next Congress will he Demo.
Gratis and Wings, as was at first supposed but a
Democratic gain however. Instead of wings and 2
democrats as al last session, it will be democrats
and wings. The Democrats have gain Of II
members in the House Of Dccgotes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09
CONE RRCIAL AFRAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Jan. Sc II. III.
The stock market opened very buoy int this morning
and nearly every fancy in the list advanced fraction
Harlem went up per cent? Long leland, a; Canton
Co., u; Farmers Loan, y; Norwich and Worcester a;
Reading Mortgage Bonds u; u S. SIS 1858, y Morris
Canal fell of 4; Hudson River Railroad, III all Others
closed at prices current yesterday The sales were
large and the tendency of prices at the cese upward
At the second beard there moderate sales with.
out any material variation in prices.
The steamship Washington, from Southampton. ar.
rived this after noon too late for her sdvces have
any effect upon the markets. She does not bring
much Since the election In France, there had
been decided improvement In business and prices
for all the staple articles OF trade were steadily
advancing Confidence va, RAPIDLY returning,
and II peace and quiet can be preserved, activity
in commercial circles will soon DO realized. In Eng.
land more encouraging state of things existed. The
demand for cotton va, brisk, and prices very firm at
the advance previously reported. Prices for bread.
stufs had reosded, and the markets were heavy. in
consequence Of the large supply Of from abroad
Copsos had advanced and in sequence Of the ac-
emulation of bullion In the Bank Of England, the
money market had become easier than had been known
for years. The French funds had improved and thu
indications throughout Europe at the latest dates
decidedly In favor Of return of better times
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
State Bank Of Indiana and branches, In the month Of
November, 1916 and 1916
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09
Important from Baton ROugc-The Views
Of General Taylor.
GCorret pondence OF the Cinciu natl GazetteJ


have just made a visit to the " White House, > in
which resides that good old man have selected to
bring about much needed reform in the affairs
Washington. fonnd General Taylor, not exactly In
camp. but deeling in q small house Of humble pre-
tensions o. himself in the garrison here
None except the bittersst ocoocos speak Of him in
any thing bur terms of deep respect for his sxcse
Character snd in full satisfaction of his commanding
abilities and talents for the Office Of President
General Taylor told me that he already over
whelmed with apple for Office, much that 1t
occupied all his time not necessarily devoted to bust
mere read the numerous letters, many Of which
long and t-oous so that 1t quite out OF his power
give
"sesid says the General al am not yet President and
when let these applications made through the DE-
shown that be does for An
Office holder and tho. the applicant doss for far - lie,
ard CT, able remove any man from Office
@ :: ns n
1,s been en-. guilty o. to The aaa. Of The n. n s
ac'er of American treemen, aid will be god Gauss
s" no. .cud be d With al the
md many 2. thos: now holding 70 be sooa men
rnr about This although do slew an in
my TIA, =, him and al section. Of tn.
will have It. ali psie wing as have always bss1 Tree
S @s To Ss aoS shall
TIT ss @ and AZ TO s
Congress authorizing IT, and that do believe th will
sis s. bs Acquisition opposes war
ard, although by occupation warror am peace man
Upon the subject of improving our great rvers.snd
lakes the frie of that may rest satisfied
that they have friend in President Taylor.
Gen isylor was sixty four years old last November
He is now male and hearty snd in the full enjoyment
ef his natural strong Intellectual faculties.
hold my judgment to'erably good Of human ohsrso-
ter, snd must say that was highly pleased With my
interview and left him faly satisfied Of his sasabity
to nil the Presidential office with honor to himself AID
our country.
fully beeve that all classes Of pesp'e will soon feel
the be- fetal effects OF the prosperity and condtsnce
will fiji the minds Of the people during his admin
ia,r
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3D. has not tesn largo against At the South pro
ducs bss gone forward nSoh more rapidly than from
this port, but fearful the appearances OF tho
CHOLERA will check shipments and tend to reduction
aggregate export trade Prices Of produce with the
exception Of our ret Southero staples will probably
rule lower than those current upon the resump-
ton of navigation in the spring. and is highly pro-
bsbls that h pnents, particularly OF bresistuG. viii
not be made from this port to any extent until that
time. Much depends upon the complexion Of foreign
markets In the event Of the supply Of breadstuR. in
Great Britain, before tho next harvest from domestic
sources. being more limited than generally pated
demand will. Of course arise but wheth 1t viii hs
to extent tucient to initiate prices to points where
sbipme nts can be made prodtsbly frem this AIDE.
the sdvoes recently received the prospect Is by
maj IA
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s,ctDs otsns were here made. and much ..oi.. N. n.

stating motions here made and much excite ne
followed.
Mr SAWYER, Of Ohio, moved to rsoonsidsr aud
Mr.. coLLAMKR, OF Vermont, wished to deb.ts the
question.
NJ. RHETT, Of South Carolina and Mr. TosMBs, Of
Georgia. held colloquy with the Speaker who d.
cistd that Mr. Sswyerr motion should 10 over; and
this vss not private bill day 1t should do until the
next private bill day around.
BRANCH MINT
Mr.. NIcHoLL, Of New York offered Q resolution,
making the bill providing for the establishment Of
spch mint in New York the special order of the day
the 10th instant and moved to suspend the rules
il order to consider the resolution and called for the
yeas spd nay., which being taken, stood-yess l2t
nays 10 The motion lost two thirds Of the House
n. having vote for IL.
BOARD FOR THE sErTLEMENr OF PRIVATE CLAIMS.
On motion. the House resolved Itself into Commt-
tee Of the Whole the Sae Of he Union, nd took
up for confederation tho II for the settlement OF pri
vate claims against the government The bill was
bre fly considered when the nittes The bill
and amendments then referred to the iioiary
Committee.
MEXICAN INOEMNITIEs.
The House again went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. Rockwell Of Connecticut, In the chair and took
up the appropriation bill for carrying into effect the
~ article Of the treaty with Mexico for
Without any final action, the committee rose, when
MIR. STEVENS, of Ga, moved adjour nme mt, on
which the yeas and nays taken, and resulted a.
Yeas, 40; nays, 10.
The House accordingly adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09
PUBLICATIONS.

GIEAT METROPOLITAN PUBLICA rIVN-TdE okEAE
~ est and best paper in the world "Grstams Lions
1own snd New aehect0r 1te dr III
paper will ready 1ue.day January 9Th. loaded With the
following rich and v,usbo freight An original
eutiued The Money Lenes Kevenge Tue ladies rhs
Bo~e ,f Beauty Hus TOR the toor Gambling
SwLdng; Tb, Fancy Pmp The Of5, Fl hit
kmanoe Of Hsro1y Churches and Aims Houses sails and
tevas The viii Of the Nut story of Hun and
Gpmil tPe,her with foil rrspo report the Erps
Ball. at hs Chin, Room. tne Sd the
Dets Bsl Of the Muir och Damatc alton on the orb
instant both Of winch will he foasd fail aud compste
descriptions OF the ade and mes 20 40
II Above tceet wi nearly other ora ar
es will to found of ard lrso or
riesJ nden from Boston, Ph'ladeph
ton Brooibn and the Empire City No person fail Of
buy and ding u first mber III
he will truly that rsham Lions
best weekly published in Terms s. per mum
hall dime single coiies which he hsd every
dep In the Uniso Statea All orders
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No Ann arrset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

BUFFALO: January 8, 1849.
body of Trishmen, employed on the canal work at
this point iwho arrived lately from the Weand Canal,
struck for higher last week, aud drove off this
morning those disposed to work at the old rates
serious riot being antic'pa: ed the military have
been ordered out, and six foot companies and COM
pany Of Dragons now drawing up in front OF the
court house, waiting the orders of the sheriff
is said the Iri.h armed with muskets ptc
and clubs, and determined to resist the military at
all hazards
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POSTSCRIPT.


The accounts received in to vn to-day. give Louis
Napoleon clear majority Of four millions Ca
veignac.
parties, be has placed Lsmartne's one Of his
choosing for the Vice Presidency.
Dissension already appears in Louis Napoe IN g
camp; Victor Hugo has Withdrawn.
Austria.
The ex Emperor wishes To return to Venu, after
having sbdcatsd The new Emperor refu his per-
minister had demanded Co., viii not ~. a. more
than 10000 000
1t is said propositions have cone to hand for tho
surrender of Presburg.
Prague has been again the scene OF bio I'd he'd,
though not to q serious extent
Hungary.
Reports have arrived in town this morning to the
effect that Kosuth has been proclaimed King of Hun.
gary, under the title of Louis w.
Spain.
A new Carst insure ton has broken out at Sa'a.
manoa. A ministerial crisis ha, taken place. The
Ministers stated to have tie ndered their resig
TONS but withdrew them under the inf he OF the
Queen mother over the Queen. Nsrvsez mas triumph.
Marquis of Cumbres Alters Master of Horss; and TO-
lionel Vssallo, Gentleman in Waiting, discovered in.
trigung against the government
Ireland.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning, Dec 20
As the steamship Washiogto rails from Souths mp
ton this aft for New York we deem it our duty
to transmit by her brief summary of the news fron
OF the trial Of Mr. Duffy little be known, seeing
ings shall be reported until aser the CLOSE of the trial
This ss matter If COURSE has caused and not unres-
vopably too great annoy AID offence the part
Of the proprietors Of public journals. Had Mr.. Jus
tice Perrin advanced 3 single valid reason for the
unusual and we may add Unconstitutional attempt
TO gag the press of Ireland it wonld perhaps. have
been received. but this hs has not done and
ntly much Is felt At his arbitrary
conduct
From the information which has reached We learn
that on Saturday, the court was occupied with dis
cussion on the motion of MIR Bait to quash the udct
ment found at the present city commi,-i The
point on which their lordshps init mated they would
ave judgment whether the Indictment in the city
ought to be quashsd tbs grou nd th &C there
another indictment substing Mr. Duffy ia tbs
county which indictment IL yet uudi.posed of.
The judges since decided against Mr.. Dufy's objeo
TONS and refused application to rescnd the ordsl
prohibiting publication.
Miscellaneous.
We have nothing of importance later from Naples
Sicily, Denmark, or Turkey.
new line If steamers is projected to run between
Dublin aud America, to bs called the Shamrock line
Captain Knight, Of the New world has declined OF
principle to receive the medal of the Humane Society
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Intelligence from Hayu.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, 1s4o.
There was no New Orleans mail received
An arrival at Charlesto on, from Hsyi brings infor-
nation that the Hayten army 20 900 strong had ad.
vancea the city of St Domingo and the latter
were making strong preparations to receive and
pulse them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

Friend Young, the Governor, sells fine
Ere, Oh oat for 81 80 usually ST. fine boots
s. usually 81 80 TO ST. waterproof 81 ss
All friends going california shosd get their boots Of
Yourg corner Of fulton and Nassau streets.
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Death or J oseph Barrett,

BosroN, January Sth, 1913.
We regret to announce the death Of Joseph Barrett
Eq long period Of time Treasurer for tho State of
Massachusetts He died ut Concord, on Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

COhGtSC % % SeHHtOH feUuhy1VAHIUs
HARRIsBURoH, Jan. 8, 1849
The whig members of the Legislature from Lancss-
ter county have refused to 60 into caucus for Mr..
Cooper for United States Senator. The friends Of
Strong, Stevens, and Meredith, make common cause
against him. Efforts making to keep the Phiadsl-
phis members out IF the caucus.
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Eiectiosi for Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
BosroN, Jan. 8, 1870.
Messrs Briggs and Reed have been elected to the
Offices Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor by tho
Legislature Of this state In the Senate the vote
unanimous. Briggs lacked some 3sS votes of cleo
tien by the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-09

Upto States pat short Carbne. smooth and FILED ouy
inches lo anted to shoot with ards very
portable and expressly made for Csfo also f,
Of six barrel Revo'ver Bowie Knives unA double
all Of which
low Prices. by JOSGPH & Hart. u Maiden LAna
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make er journey 10 ano sol n. Go!a aesios
o could should call ths New ods Rub
Der Warh Of Church Ellis Tompkns No ~ John stree.
ard outht OF their India Rubber
Bppbet Coat Wsdrg Boots, Bed &c. &C. Every article
India Rubber at the lowest pIioeA
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nj EDlC AL.

INFLUINZs, COUGHS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM &a--pEx-
son, WHO cted tn either OF tie ao
Tos hedicad Napor and sulphur Ba 5 rroadway Those
Bahs have been in Iteration 81, 1925 and have besa
mtt def b, the hr tpNy ic'ns in the ctv.
nUc1OR POWELL, OCULiST, AURis D. &c, AT ZEN Ds AZ
- usual exclusively 70 the ,iases of ths 2i
On Eos % cents Also ss Self ss had sys s
Fountain for strengthening the sves Artificial
T ONO LIFE, BEAL1H. AND iAPPINEs>.-vO s,DELLs
.nnis and New rsey ali Diseases sri
&C. Brought BY ood or
as asue neuralgia &C. are nov odrei for sale in
Broadway aud john street.
re-, about for oafrn should suppy
nR. JEFFaIEs ANTlDorE is THs nosY SrFEcrUAL
~ preparation sold for Gonorrsoa and disorders Of the
cs & sA s nSVis @ will rad, .S
two to days and neither the
fuPton pursuits sleep or healthy digest on tho
Of thorough and euTs M n mn s
are e, trey vegetable and injurious oc either oons
ID TO the New York College of Sssene and Phsrnsoy o.s
~ ss .. ss
at his Once, No. 10 Park place from a n toll F. Dr.
.s In sDs Or '
s he vi. , spn1s 70 him s dts
mercury residing in the country or not whns
ssd &c s.n By M Be-
Park place and enclosing SiQ In all viii
wi Ch.:am s.rs we'll known as the mos. successful
practitioner In New York. disoSso
The Doctors for sail in half onrd nat
hsve existed for years eminent Geet sts ulcers
oones OF the less eectusy cured weakness
Drought on BY secret habit hduged by young
.scivoas dreams and nightly onissions posoy pevensod
Seceat CURED days scoory No A-aor
In det ~ nvev~nson from buaness
N oyr BxTk auRDIN AIRY wOKk-fO rus aAagIE)
NA OF those oon tempAtng marrsg.The Married Womhns
Private Ned al by Dr. A. Msnriosen Sixth
ZION Price 81 Thiswsrk meeting uais4
rOO copies having sirea been disposed of Every
getting copy, whether married unmarried although IL 10
ended especially for the dsoosss
discover tho symptoms and
dies and most mode Of For o 10
8roadvaS ct the psbiahns ooe I'D Liberty York
T. H. Peterson, No ~ ,hesp1t street. Phl.dslphia; Little
Cor Albany Davis, Boston On the rosept 81 COPY
will bo transmitted by mail free postage to all
United S.aea al lcters addressed post pad d.
sAUR'OeAU bor lsst Nev vort sv Od'c~ I'D LAssty
suret
nh KA.PHs PRACTICAL PxIvArE TREATISE ON
- the nature, ptms progress. eies
and ct the genital including asturosOa rcturc
ysnsss yss IN no other work 70
uu wort on hs subject written In plsn ls.gase, the
Clip for all medicines faithfully ven 10 ntssdoi t. pae
M, ia on" s 's sa
mailed TIRE ~ post Also OF most OF oe book sellers IN the u
nk. KALI Il, AUrnUu VI TOE "rka 1lvAL roivArB
~ Treatise 10, ~ Greenwich strvetoce hoars0 IL A
h6D9P tsunday exeeptedl Tboas appl, In early
sttsndh their eny however, thoss have suf
ered from class Of people, can properly
his vcea structure frsm Its first np'ent
advanced and Distressing stages iron advantages
and extensive racce he AFFORD rapid easy,
radical Which, lie has satnx DO obansd
from no other souroe IN America
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Hilrs Infaliinls O.guent has been bef

the yubo years estea and un vesAy
ap for its many qua'res snon a. promoties
tn Of the har chat gng rsd TO dark
snhurn keeping HAIR moist long tpaa auy otler ppa
ration. Sold at 10 haesu street,
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.wUSE m ~ N1's.

DRoADwAY TaRA a. aAasHALL. PKorsIs
s9rTues Y, EVENING JanA ys ss WI sv presented
s sss rss
snesa assuming
spnsgsr snhad the Greek an English Tr.ys aud Fr7csa
nArd hons Bonyile Mr. T. Shaw; rornand Mr. hrederehs
hss sssss % CITE a sUa s r.n, I
rs cente carerv ,9k cert. DoE-s cr.'r atN'fr,1s
RURTONT fHEA1RE. OHANBERs .faEEr.-rUgsDAY
rCsS .Sn p Is pa I'd t .s s ..
K Jordan Major 70: sass0st - ross aS Ea s
San si:.6er Mr. 6urt"s NJ Christopher Crasar q
1 donD ~ NJ.
Brsese Mr. Hsniltop, Jacob B,ees Mr. tohnsson Thady
Baassr cirss and Paqr:s.s, soo T.n cTsi: no
Door opes atok-ouftan risesstT. -.
M IrCHELLs OLYMPIC rHEATsE-rJssD,Y EvsS-
With tho co%sS Of The
f.. s s sd r. s asss ss1
Mail Mr. o and h,0pass sass
SsS chaarsu ~ sa H.
Fes ~ tho slse!S
Circle r UrSa s @ p % ooc, n
acos sneei . every nSSn AZ and evvry evsans At ~
s Gsa sad o vaa s s's:
ssn ~ Ss%se co
1ss sS as
al hours day and evening be1ufu 0ved
sS ss ps n stsna with
neresrg exhibition tn Jew aud CHRISTIAN exist
The Highland Mammoth Brothers Living ng.
wsx Scr pture Sauary Madam Rockwell hs Fortune rer
Admiration ~ cents children under ten ycara 21s cents
7NHE GaEAr CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY, RE.
tween spring and Prince streets aud this only this
country consists Of humber OF sss CURES Chinese
ef all CLASSES several hundred hnese pa'
hOu,es stores ard yesse medes Of pagodas temp
bridges specimens Of Chn-s u,ties their agricultural
meohaci implements Ia.erns &c
80. Open fom nine AM till 10 NJ. daily Admi tancs Is
cents; hidden under twelve, hsf price
Quy
w wsy-New Faces Nav Facs!-Tre Manager god
entire Of Odel Ar'ists who vod
Italy numbering 81 Of tho most no al formed he
world The Three Graces 1tans Venus The Grok snvs SD
ssnnah In the Bath together 20 pe did Of
Rubber Man, together nth variety Of other entertainments
Orchestra Rcx-R. eta; Pa-auete, 1905.
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Gold PENS The celebrate d damon d point
ed Gold Pens, five d. whole
tale and retail by e. watson. ali street Gold ems re-
Iairso, chan ged. made TO pattern.
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mtcnAn1CS' SOCtety hAectOn'-t"O fH's"s-"%s
Ecci on Tor Ucers lent Society takes place to-day
from o'clock NJ tie Mechanics Hail. br1adwy
folown re. the regular TICKET
FOR President fn W. hamonds fer Frst Woe rres dent
Tor Second Woe Prewde. Lease Fryer Tor
Treasure Richard Moun for Secretary Thonas Earle
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ASSEMBLY.
APPOINTMENT COMMITTEES.
The appointment Of the following ohairmsn of com.
mttees announced
Ways and Means, w. Smith. Judiciary, Mr.. Bayley.
Canals M. Fitzhush. Commerce, MI. Fisk. Railroads,
Mr.. Maury. Trade, Mr.. Bower. Banks Mr. Campbell
State Prisons, Mr.. Brewer.
A petition from the Chamber Of Commerce was pre-
sented, in favor Of free Health Officer.
BILLs
By. Mr. CAMPBELL, for General Insurance Bill
By MIR Ross, one to reduce the fare ON railroads.
HEALTH OFFICER.
MIR. VAN ORpEN introduced bill to make the Health
Officer Q eslaried officer
Aston LIBRARY.
The committee bill to incorporate the Aston Library
taken up, read the third time, and passed.
Adjourned.
CHANCELLOR wALwoRrH.
1t was stated In the debate the Chancelor's Ii
brAry that Chancellor Walworth had accepted Pro-
fetsorship In MON College
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The Empire COmP0ny, IncOrPOratod I'M
der the set VI the legislature for mAnufAotunos
Fancy Soaps Perfamey and Genuine Family Medicines located
at l6 Brssdv has connection with othar
whatever but do the IL The Conn high
cial norsbe priso ph attaching their seal Of nsr,o
the genuine artics sold by the Com with
Of cur~ b such articles Gre gsu.tsd for
dvspeps Ba, Iipment for ies 81 only I76 Broal
way, under tho Howard Hotel Ne~ York
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DANCING.


CCANDINAvIA.-THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF TuIS
- socie will bo held Friday Evening, January - at
Coisium $50 Broadway the proceeds appropriated
nevolent j. Hansen, A. r. Kndberg q. Fuuck
Dometus ittesreen Committee Of Arrangements.
V>HE BIZARRE BALL-THIS MAGNIFICENT AFFAIR." Is
take place this evening January 9Th Mayors Concert
ball. 0l Elizabeth st. The MANAGERS pledge that
VIII he spared t. ts Of tho best Balls
Managers, L. ". @. and p. A.