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ashore on Lavernock Point. She will become a
total wreck.

ashore on Lavernock Point She VIII become d
total wreck.
The provincial journals are filed with procla-
nations and addresses from the prefeots, stimu-
latng the zeal of the voters. In Paris all was
quiet. There was apparently enthusiasm
for the empire although no show of opposition.
The protest of the Count de Chambord has aP-
peared, and with proclamation from the Rev
olutionary Committee Of London. and from the
Jersey Refugees, is published in the Aoaiear.-
The Jersey manifesto IS signed by Victor Hugo.
175, 300 copies Of the Chambord protest has been
seized at Lille, with other supplies at Dion and
Metz, also an address from Ledru Rollin, at
Hazebrouck.
Louis Napoleon had been at Fontainbleau du-
ring the week previous to the Baltic's sailing,
recreating his court with "a grand court stag
hunt"
The MOHiteur publishes all the protests against
the Empire. The two manifestos issued by the
refugees in England are expressed in very vio-
lent terms. The public are much surprised at
the government printing these documents in the
official organ, but it is considered political
move, and sign that Louis Napoleon considers
himself in a safe position.
The Americans in Paris were to meet at the
American Club, No. 10, Boulevard Montmatre,
'to testify their sense of the great national be-
reavement their country has sustained in the
recent death of two of its most ilIustrious citi-
zens, and to render the public marks of respect
due to their memory"
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IMPORTANT LETTER
FROM PRESIDENT FILLMoPr
TO GEORGE LAW.
The President APprehensipe that lLr. La,, I'M,
taxing Cuba '1'
WASHINGTON, Nov -

WASHINGTON, Nov. -
The InteLRgeneer of this morning, eopt,ir-
letter from President Fillmore to Mr. Cona-'
Maxwell of New York, in reply to an iporir-
from the latter as to the right of Mr.. law
persist in despatching the Crescent Citv 70 H.,
ana. The President denies the rigbt % \,
Law, or any other citizen, to threaten ,ror
real or imaginary injuries and if Mr.. Iov
tempts the commencement of hostilities. # min
become tue duty, as it is the determination Of
the President to prevent it. He says Of NJ
Law:
''If his object be to assert his right to epto,
the port of Havana with such persons rs hem
choose TO select, IN defiance of the laws and -
eminent of Spain, he has certainly done eno,-t
to present that question for the decision Of -.
governments of Spain and the United Sto+o-'
and the negotiation has already been CONF
ced, and our rights, as we understand a..
have been asserted, and, as we said beforo -,
be maintained
The President says further that If b., l..
course, Mr. Law fOrfeits his vessel, he can eT-
pect no indemnity for such an act of folly No
adds, in reference to Mr. Law
''lle must wait the result Of the negotiation,
between the two Governments. This Is = oues-
ton not to be settled between him and Cubo
nor even between the United States and Cpbs
but between the United States and Spain, which
alone is responsible for the conduct of the Gov
ernor Of Cuba.
81 write in some haste, as the mail is closing
but you are ut liberty to make known the con-
tents Of this letter to Mr.. Law, and inform him
that, as a good citizen, presume he viii not at
tempt any violation Of our Neutrality Laws BY
attacking Cuba
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AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.

! PARLIAMENT.-On Monday, the House OF
Lords transacted little business, except passing
a bill to make Thursday 18th, on which day the
funeral of the late Duke of Wellington takes
place a legal holiday.
On Monday, the 10Th, Earl Derby called a
meeting of the members of Parliament, who will
support his measures. About two hundred and
twenty members were present. The meeting
was understood to be in relation to Mr.. Villers'
intended free trade motion.
FUNERAL OF WEELINGToN.-The obsequies of
the Duke of Wellington excite the largest share
of public attention. The 1Sth-the day of the
funeral-was to be observed throughout England
as holiday. All the stores were to be closed,
and business suspended.
The MEMORY OF WEBsTER.-A meeting of the
American citizens, in London, was convened at
the Legation, on the 18th, by Mr.. Ingersoll, for
the purpose of uniting in a tribute of respect to
the memory of Daniel Webster. Suitable reso-
lutions were passed, and it was resolved that
the usual badge of mourning be worn for thirty
days. About forty persons were present The
resolutions were drafted by Messrs. Peabody,
Nd; James II. Beechan, Va, John L. Newbold
Pa; Russell Sturgis, Mass; Geo. A. Riggs, Wash
ington, D. c.; r. Townsend Huddart, Cal; W.
A. Moseley, n. Y; w. King Smith, Va; and
Denning Duer, n. j.
Disastrous FLoops, ETC.-Very high floods
had occurred in the Thames, Wye, Severn, and
smaller rivers. Much damage to property res
ulted.
The damage done by inundations had caused
England. There have been numerous casuali-
ties to shipping along the Irish coast, but We do
not observe the name of any American vessel in
the list of disasters, except the ship Augusta,
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nszAz, For the accommodation of persons residing
in Johnstown and vicinity, we would state that
wagons will leave Jefferson during the two
weeks of court for Ebensburg by the Plank
Road. Mess Palmer and Hamilton will send
up all who will call upon them.
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Bs5~Over ninety three millions of letters pas
sed through the Post Offices OF the United States
during the last fiscal year The revenue under
the reduced rates OF postage has fallen Of near
" million of dollars.
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psa-Hon Linn Boyd, Speaker of the House
of Representatives, arrived in town yesterday
week and left on Tuesday for Washington CITY
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rsn- The Central Railroad will be completed
through Westmoreland county to-day, thus az
fording direct railway communication between
Pittsburg and Philadelphia. Staging is like
National Bank, quite ''an obsolete idea"
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gn- The Detroit Tribune says:

Bsa.The Detroit IIi5ime says:
We learn from some of the most intimate
friends of Gen Cass in this city, that he has sta
ted that he would not, under any circumstances.
consent to accept Of any position in the new
cabinet.
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The other townships present almost sorry
an appearance for poor Whiggery. There is one
pleasant aspect, however, for the woolly heads
in these townships. 1t does not require much
trouble and money to get their voters to the
polls.
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ARRIVAL OF TIKI BALTIC.
Four Days Later From Europe.
Interesting from England and France.
Imcrican Vessels Searched for Lncendiary Political
Papers IN Italy.
New YORK, Nov. %.

The United States mail steamship Baltic, Cap
tain Comstock, reached her dock about half-past
three o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool
at noon on the 17th inst, and brings sixty-eight
M ssenrers
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Monroe County.

At the late election held in this county the
vote in four Of the townships was as follows:
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aEW PUBLICATIONS,

IN PRESS, AND WILL BE PUBLISlIED THIS MONTH
i New orb Grace Church Collection OF Sacred Musio
selected and arranged from the Classical and Sacred Works
OF the Great Compoeer and adapted to ,he Psrms and
Hymns Of tho Protestant Episcopal Church, with
organ snamen BY wiliism King, Orssnist and
claims OF this collection Of sacred music to the favorable
oe of churches and individuals throughout tho States
bafed what IL not and what Is tsnot collection
Of old and worn out tunes With little mert Of
Of cid tunes moderniaed. But is ohoce aelectoa,
which the author has brought experience and
pspE taking research tho most appropriate melodies OF
the crest masters In the adaptation OF the 10 the
words the most nice and dsormna ting attention has been
paid 70 the sentiment that the critical will not DO
matter But though II preferable hal she Same melodies
should the words the intelligent
will ind difficulty whom IL necessary in ohoong other
worlds for marked the fitness between the music and the
wodg OF the present collector that his u gment not BIO
mised Nor this work arranged Tor choir use only Ia
making the AcconpAnm mt all muaioa
have been 10 avoid badness and compate
10 in itself study and may be used IS appropriate
ly with tenor voice sustaining the moot
iu chorus. Tht popularity commendi IL st once TO hose
par ofort- collection gonis While
TO the music Of Grace Church superiority has been unver
sally accorded hsvo fallen into tho opinion
that IL is OF an operate character The publication Of this
book completely retutes so chage In this book all
entrance matter such eomen tres,sc
ted the author regarding the suporIous and tho
others belonging TO separate department. OF church
tc The so vi the book differing from that oil silsr
worhs, Will he l1arto, the Acaompsnments separate
from the vocal psrm the Impression will he cngraved tho
binding cloth Subscribers will the rst PIES Price
Two Dollars: or in sets o. i've copies. 81 80 Oricrs be
tent 10 phe o0e ~ Mr. Sidney Pearsons Musc Score No.
IS Blocker Etr9ce nSSr Broadway.
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NEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA pIRsoT.-u. 2.
~ NAL snd Esprcss Lines bbrcush la ~ hours. ~ q
s.Alroad, VIA Jetssy City, leaving New York ~ q
~ footot Cortland s,rseG A. "A. and r. NJ Lapsry
sreet-eAve PhiIadephis hours ca focs o. Ano
srsss Fare reduced IS r nss sisss snS g h sSs 20
oou1 class Bsmorc Warrington snd ChsriessSn snxovs
ackets sold In the above nes ana sarougn ssres
IN ths y. y. line fren New Ysrs. sisn safSssn son
tustors.
TyAuDyN AND AnBoY RAILROAD Linz fCR rRk
~ isdeirhia =. 10 ,eiooh ~. ron pss e; !, Msrss
river foo. Hss.sry pa1 BY esssmeoM sohN F'fFFFN,
daiiv ssuu6 avs asrviaF ~ Fhss fh1A =, M
z n. rar.. 81 sssess aAss 50 smss,seA YEA 4 - 81
Z ss... "a o. $50 ~9rs"
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1KpRE ss AaEaU1ES e.

a DAMS 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA rPxtGHr pACxAon
"A ana Parcel EImess U. s. Nail stsame, Rnp,re
City, on Monday. February s.0ur noxt regular ssm-
monshy Express for CAliornis via Chagrss and Pan ana
WI do,atchsd IN ehsrr Of sac Of own freight
sgsnn BY he " Nail steamer Emrre Ci,y on Nouday
s ~. l, 2oooci r. Skipper. intending 70 send "
sn fsprets srs nrsenty requested 70 deliver rs ,hsr
so9d -th invoices on or before Saturday 7h ~ LARGE
uwsht anncipnssd by ths steamer. Everyhins nuu
saN rh.a PROOF, OF IL viii DO ~ owners risk No package
exceed lss hs wegh. Small parcels VII be rsesv
ell until o'clock. r. NJ. usual No Cu,,om House fecs,
A 4 no charge for Consular csrsihoases.
ADAsS 8 90. 10 and IS VAL stfess.
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ExPREss AGENCIEn.

g. PRrpEs cos CALlFORNIA Eyppsss
III 70 caiernia--Freisnt is scptb pound, Th,ough
v charge spscla me"ensers BY steamer Empire City
on fonday Wh instant and splendid steamer aer-a Ne.
vsoA Ftrrtoav, 18th instsrs s.et.ssg ps,n.is s.s
n'leftsts ce pasehe. safely snd spsey delivered Apuy
sec. swsa ssrsst, near Wal street. IVY"
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VALE sTxsEs.

VALENTISEs.-Do YOU INTEND BUYING VA
Iersne IL ye, csn and srsmne the shote stock Of
~ no american valentine Compsuy" 81 NsssRu stroet.
ksun baildng) Their variety surdoubtedly the mosa
ienfte and sErifont OF any in Now York Prices from
one cent 70 hundred doefa esoh Tho finest Valentines
ssrtvy put M rat they msy be sent without niury
- any psTs Of the country sigic ~ HthoerarAo
Corniees NJ dplsr and mty osnts The ade
= well "a reta purcsaers sre invited TO call Ameflean
fAlepiae Con paBy." Y. fRkRs X T. BELLEW,
Agents, ~ Nassau s.resG, NJ Y.
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IrH INsURANCs-sATfoyAL LOAN rrNn Lawn
assurances Society OF Los iosi Genera. AGENTS once.
NO 0rand strsot, jersey Cisyha st0ve company
NLuos 70 erect ineursneea tho iivoa
hs United States, And Cafovnie and oshor syeo
,sSah ~ MIR vrtss Of prsmum Ser scros t'sIst sorss
Z ysssvSss syAa3, Csssrs Assna
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Penmanship.-The First Pr
Premium

awarded ve yesr the American institute Tor the
specimens OF hand PenEspshD e1hibied at he great
fairs az that Institution GLiVEk GOLDSMifH'S
wiring Rooms No 2s9 Broadway New YORK, f,ss
g. iessons % eEch ststionerv 500
twenty lessons for S. INCLUDING stationery Privsts in
struston reduced from $40 TO S0 course. Terms
payable in sdysOee Hours q Glasses
A.. ~ and 3, z and o'clock, p n, daily. excepting
Hsturdays.
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Mrs. HsII 4 Colby neg 20 announce Co
OF New York and s vicnity Avs Hill
sssra from Paris whore she has been TOR be purpose OF
having goods spit s their patrons They
sGer hcs quality Frenoh GNsers rom ~ % % o.
khees IS An early call particularly solicited NJ bz<
Broadway, third door from Spring street.
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INDIA KUBHER GO0ns

INDIA RUBBkR CAR SPRIEGa.-TUE FOLLOWING
hNer has been received by the New ENGLAND CsrFryipa
company ron one OF the lsrress snd
b1ners IN fnnadephs 70 which The attention OF Raj
ross Coopsnies Car Builders aud othsrs IN abe
use Of India Rubber Ger Sprinys. lie direcssd =
=. PHIL A., jan
IT; Rsy, Eel, President Of the New Enslsnd Gag
spring company Dear str-EayiSx an Advertise
in Me Bailrosd Journs, OF premium In ds Rubber ar
rprie made by H. H. Day OF cisy ordered
h.m or the purpose xy!ns them trial. has during
Ite severe cold weAhsr found Of them thu
exrosed 70 the cold frozen completely sod thsjy
tssrtty being entirely 10
sNeotod ev any extremes Of sod be the atme
We Msi lave 70 return thsn, snd depeki upon ron r
SPRING herptotore, believing bs Tho only
r,ieos oi Abe atmosrhes tha,hsvs yet nc
HAVING used any hundred Of springs
yess lsst pSt We have known fail.
hna We arc determined ~ but tbs
every description IN Business Will obIgo b.
nins enr order Tor springs - soon - ycss,hIs very
Our obsct in publishing she above Ia H. Treysn,ns
our other customer. being 'sitd by parties alysss,ns
SUPPLY cheap lndis Rubbsr so-tngs
fEWkNeLAND CAB SPRING CO.. l0f Broadway.
CAUrloN.-iNDIAS RUBBER CAR sPRrHcs-.S
~ ADVERTISEMENT hAvisk lately appeared in N, puAl,,
nspers signed u VI Day clanisx to have received from
Ne American fnssi'rs the premium for the ssss Ind.s
Rubber Car eprn sAc subsc;ibers shnk 10 we'll Tor ,Ee
satisfaction Of their rond And those nteressa AZ well
40 for ths purpose Of e,pcsns false statsmsns 10 pabb
he folle wing diploma lately awarded 30 r. RAY Abe ia
yenor Of The sprint the orkns Of which Sc seen a.
he, othoo OF te company, 1914 Broadway, New York
Dipoma awarded by ths American Institute r. n Ray
been before awarded lssd) James TAimxiso Prssdens
~ hegs Recording Secretary Alonirsn Chandler Cor.
responding s oretsrY New York. Oct 1851. New EnsiAnd
Tar spr!rg Company i0t Broadway, New York.
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Valentines Valentines I-Just Received
TuNes Empoyium Of Fancy Goods Novelties. and Toys
No. $40 large assortment beautfGl Snd
Valentines suitable for all tAstes and pursesrom SO. 10
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THE BALL M ASON.

NJ AsONlC BALL SIXTH ANNUAL BALL FoR
Lodge Of the state Of New York held 81 tho Ar lilo
Saloon. ON Monday evening" the 10th Instant Tickets a.
to admit gentleman and lsdeS. way be obtained %
tbe Apollo and at Free Masons BA No 800 d, osdway.
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GssUEaSCNs.

COX 00n LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY AND
D~Vs WV. loan DAice-r ha cfiUe vii loan money
= ,sree or sps snms 70 any extent merchant s,oek
and wAfAnb watches, j8N H. and moot dtsesipti6bs
valuable personal properly Tor - ,nsrre,c.
repeatedly soilcted ". Lufs raheIsss onco3 nass,.,
htreet nerr tho san once.
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r. UULtEUAN HOTEL, Y0aMERLY CS SOUTH FRONT
IN 6Tles. = opened by JAMES WILLIAMS. Proprietor
$50 sow street, orr site Southwest Pann Square, Phila
Sc. Ht3.
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K0sauth and his 4O,O0O musketss-
M Besps-I by the Herald of last week. that Gov
xeassth purchased 10000 So each, which
certainly low price good article. But Of what
mnshsts without Cartridge Boxes, BaysAet sesb
Dspds, Bes &o should Gov Kogsuth his friends wish
- equipments OF the above description they be
ssIpisd ~ short notice. by appyn Military Equip
nent Mandatory Of JOHN A. BAKER.
Al Fulton street, New York.
N.D.-3Q LOCO secondhand Buf Beta for sale, cheap.
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Hair Bruehes Thousand Fourteen of the best ARTISTS
IN America The most m,gnacenp Hair dressing establish
ment In the World. Features all unheaed OIL New
systeus-new Styles RAis.eutirgi Fourteen
fseure unsurpassed In the worid always the spok
Ale thousand Inc Saloon Is as splendid IS The
or regal residence Tire for Hair cutting
Ahe Bath instsnt Ever goo seInsn feels himself hts
element IRE no The style OF Cut
sng and Dressing We Hair ecpses snything before dreamed
q N New York In fsc ~ phsons Crgstsi Palace Iva
Broadway, Of street. clssse cd
Inquiries novelties srd vopiencies thar
gathered within tho four wss OF tonsorl establish
mon the earth SO a who IT. HAIR
pying-Phsiens Magic HAIR Dye, 70 color The hair OF
hair IL be wesbsd Immediately without disturb
,cg The color snd has Odor u applied sold ~
RkaloL's Wig sGS Topree rnauufsctorv.
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sDVEgTBgMEsfS RENEWED HvERY DAT.
pOSV CFFICE yOTICE,

(0osT orrICE, NEW YORK -NOTICE-THE MAILS
for California, &c. via Havana per u. 3. ". g. Empire
gisE WI eose A. this ONCE Aondsy the 9th inst
I'm. MN. v. BRADY M.
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TNBE KOBrUrH FUND-THE HUkGAaIAN YUND
Notes are now ready and for sale Il. the sroe Of Tho
Grsstsnberg Company 9l4 Broadway BY shs unasrsxnd
w. p. LIBBy
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00uFa ads Liquid Hair Dye IL without
exception very equally
sslss!sssd 0osr.ods nsdeasd Soap for curing pmpss
abtils uproots hair from part Of the body Liquid
0suge, LILY white and Hair Gloss, A. " walker street.
neaI Broadway, and Calender, IS 8. 3rd. Phiada.
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a UOrI0N kOriCE-GkoCEhir Flas, ALHONps
"A kshiBs. Brandy &c -ruesdsy Tsh 10 A. IOH oeloek
leshelston drums eaeLl smyf Fg. ~ boxes Lsmous ~
o. ors.rs 70 bags Ainenss soap csssss sssaS. robss
W. A. CAafEG Auo,tonser,
81 Dey street ooraer Of GreenWlaa,
A UCrIoN NOTICE -THos BELL AUcrIosErR-
.ue,en rooms 10 North wiIIism sres large cal, Of Inv
E oo'hs csssmsrss. poeskins vssn3s, cie,n.bg,
by mortgage.
A ssIGNkEs SALE or LuEBsR-wfLL BE SOLD
On the PREMISE on Tuesday 10Th Instant A. O'Clock,
DAYS, Hamilton .yenue few door, above the ferry,
Aso horse cara an. nR ,rs ss'asre lease Of the pr.mis;s
and we'll worthy the attention 81 dealers sod o,hera sale
Wa HARDESBsooS a.s u 20 ~ var s.s,ss
G DRAPER, AUcTIoNzEg ny SIMEON DRAPER.
~ Thur:dsy Feb lath spsstpsnee from FEB .h At "a
Mar Com s. .a .soa ss.9s aSs
order Of s .sssnee for the benefit u vhoms
70 shares OF 500 each OF the above Company.
u wEsrCOTT. AUCrIosERa-rHs ATTENTION.
H. ofhousekeepors invited ~ the sale Of good second
hand Furniture and houseurnishins articles Monday
COED paror and Kitchen urnturo of every
WORTH o. Affection s % MAJ 30 ~.
rally s'ld.
T. H. LUDLOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~. s.le valuable properly on Broadway a. Ludlow
o'clock A. The Merchants hssse sro,dw,y one ios on
n sd s rear BY 3 % ss1
on the perthery side and - fee. inches tho soushsry
fs S:
a a lot Win ss sS
ps tho ai To- on S s.ss hsns Inches
the nor,hery side ~ 10 inches on the soaSsry
ss Gn me % Il sg s, and base
stsnti.l manner for the pressos about sasses
Suns Sss s ss% 9 OF iss
Of the purchase money remain mortgage FOR raher
Wall street.
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CALEDoNIAN BAIL Ar TAMMaNY HALL rHuRs-

polio. ana NJ MABons HAIL NO wv ~ oadway
fNALEDONIAN BALL. AT TAMMsNY HALL THURS
~ day evening, Feb IL, le52-1he In snnopno
ing their fret annual CALIFORNIAN Ball. would respectfully
state that they have fparca oxerons
rangensnts will give life character and ppiri
osscn They have engaged tho boat performers Of scossb
70 tho promotion Of social enjoyment and nation al feeling
ss well 90 to awaken and call back the aenbties
Of the ball will be devoted 20 charitable purposo 6ondue
Tor Of the foor Mr. Parker who hhs KINDLY offered
bratcd band been engaged Mr. cK,rrachor viii i'm
tho gsrb Of tho GaeI promenade Tho room, playing
tonsl sire previous 20 tho eommensenon during tho
Gentleman and two isdios-to 30 had At Adam sssSsr,
Music store. a Broadway; Wm bal Son, corner Of
Broadway and Psrb psoe; Firth, Pond Franz
lin squares: or any OF the Doors ~
dan cling will At eight o'clock Tho OF
the ball viii bc known by the band PLAYING 9uid night
hsnagcrs-Wm. richardson, corner Of Green wch aud
ALI Robertson los Green witch Frodk A. Bradley
, Chryats srect Andrew Ritohic. Csogby street, WIN.
avenues George BathEatc, OF Fourth avenue
Twenty sixth street.
nODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO 40
"A. Rroomc street. Broadway olssa for ba-
nners just forming Tor short term Of eighteen sssona
HANGING AND wALTZING.- GLASSES FOR THE
second quarter Mt j. H. seariag.s Private Academy Us
Qusdriio composed by Mr. g. win BE- tanshs daring Tho
term Blades and gentlemen can receive private los
every swo weeks, exolusve TO the pa irons.
GRAND FANCY BALL COSTUME WAREHOUSE %
Mr. John George Taylor Cotumor 20 william Nblo ESQ.,,
and the Rave Family 70 preparo Spendd assortment Of
which ready for inspection thar oldees
abl,bment In the United ssats' xasqnorsde TsblsaUr
parties supplied with Dominoe And Mahe ~ short
tce. THOMAS CHADWICK co.
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vh0mpsoN IL stiII nnaISing those hsnd-

pisules and perfect sness for the nominal prioo
81 hfty (pereoy finished Al his 0AiIerss No
- Brosdssy and 6l Fsi.on strsss. Bsr1nsiyn. the
ted durable and perfect. Nv. THOMrbON Daguer
lsotype Artist 36 Broadway and No. l6i FULTON stres
Dfoehlyn.
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