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NEW BOOAs.-Iust received at the Baptist
" Book Depository, the following Books, viz
Professor Nell on the mode and subjects of
Baptism-price 60 cents
The Shady Side, by Pastors Wife
The Young Woman's Friend by John Angeh
James
The Youngs Mans Friend by Jno ANGEL James
Memoir and Sermons of Rev William Arm.
strong
The Eclipse of Faith; Third Edition
The Faded Hope. by Mrs l. II Sigoarney
The Memoir of Mrs Fl Cook, by dc
The Life and Character of John the Baptist by
Rev VIM Duncan, NJ A
The African Preacher by w White
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
MD
The Bible in a Country Counting House; course
of Lectures to Merchants by Fl Boardman, d d
Great Truths by Great Authors. Dictionary of
Aids to Reelection from writer's Of all ages and both
heulispheres
The Old Forest Ranger; or Wi dSports of India,
by Major Walter Campbell and edited by Frank
Forster. CHAS. WORKMAN, /
IL Depositary.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

urpo,.x.sn CRuELTy.-A most touching
;,s .nce If heroiem, and ore OF the most alto'
,.in,,,aets OF cruelty, the truth OF wnen 70
voucbed for by the most respectable autno''g
occurred during The Colombian suugsis; -.
;ndeneudence. The Spanish General mof','o,
,hs most h[ oodihirstv and treacherous tooi % 2.
the Spanish King. who was created .o""s se ~.
Carthagenia and Marquis de la Paeria. 'o' 5;s.
vices which rather entitled him 10 vac .s,sd
function of butcher or hangman "sac,rs hi n,
in his tent one dav, he sa, boy oeIol ea - ~
drowned in tears. The Chief de"'a""
him for what purpose he was tne'e. :, bss
The child replied that ne NAG 80 +, Morl.
the lie of his father, then ~
los camp. ,,,,, fatber9' ask.
What can you DO 10 saw
ed ne us "a h',, little. but what can shall be
zone m,;,,o seized the little fellows ear and
s,;J swould YOU suffer your ear to be taken on
~ nrocnre your fathers iioerttF
i certainly would, was the undaun'ed re-
a soldier was accordingly called and order.
a; TO cut off the ear with single stroke OF the
knife.
The hoy wept, but did not resist while the
barbarous order was executed.
,Wuuld YOU lose YOUR other ear rather than
fail of YOUR purpose7' was the next question.
Il have suffered much, but fer my father
can suffer still!' was the heroic answer OF the
bow. :,
The other ear was taken off piecemenl, with
out ainching on the part Of the noble child.
And now go" exclaimed MoriIio, untouch.
ed by his sublime courage, 'the father OF such
son must dIe.'
Ia the presence Of his agonized and valnly
suffering son, the patriot father was then ex
rcuied. Never did life picture exhibit such
truthful lishts and shades in national charac :
ter; such deep ueacherous vIlainy; such lofty,
enthusiastic heroism.
EXTREME PRUpEScE.-A good many years
ago, as we gather from friend, 10 certain
p.easant town in This State, descendant OF the
ancient Knickerbocker held the position of
lus,ice A case was TO be tIied before him,
ana he had, as be supposed, given out the
prcper time when one Sunday morning as
he was "ge,ting ready" for church, the parties
appeared, and, very much TO his astonishment,
insisted that that was The day he had set. He
seemed considerably nonplussed at his mistake,
bur after a moment of profound co9taiion,
turned 10 them and said-"Weil, shenilemens,
I cannot try dis case on der Sabbath der
fore, | atjourns il 10 one week from next We
nssday. Now Hans" said he, turning sud-
deniy TO his son, rs the brig hi idea struck him,
"git der almanac and see if dat comes on Sun
y."-kaickerb0cker.
The Liverpool Times says that professor
HiI.rle I'Cin'; Stoves recommended linn IN the
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w large quantity of Wood to spose Of has
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, ESQ., Messrs Reeve & Blair
Jas B. Shelton, Esq or at the YARD, which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
IA 19-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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m GENTLEaEN's PUMP SOLE

m GENTLEMEN'S PUMP SOLE
BOOTS, CITY MADE-The subscriber
would most respectfully call tn, aiieation OF
gentlemen to his assortment OF ine dress
Boots, OF superior quality, manufactured by him.
SELL All that he asks Is call from those in want CT
nne dress Boot, of good quality for summer wear,
OF bis own manufacture. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boos, Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, dc. &c, No LIT Main street.
lie 3
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IA MERCHANT TAILORING.-The
IA undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
III lie that he has on hand fine assortment of
'-Aa. Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which he will be pleased to make up 10 best style
and on reasonable terms.
He takes this method of informing his friends
that be has secured the services of Mr.. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so long and favoIably known Mer
chant Tailor in this city; and every exsrtion viii
be made to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor us with their patronage.
He has on hand a good assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which he
will sell the most liberal terms Please bear in
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who expend their earn.
ings amongu us. w. Fl. BENSON.
Having connected myself with Mr. w. II B.,
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN.
an 27-ta
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ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
l. Splendid assortment of fine Jewelry and Sill
yer Goods.-The subscribers have on hand at their
store, Eagle Square, Main street, Richmond, Va,
Of the best selected assortments Of Goods to be
found in the State. Our Watches ale from the
most celebrated makers il London, Liverpool and
Geneva and We WAR ant them to keep time for
twelve months. We have Jeweiry of every style,
consisting of Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Chate.
lanes. Guard and Vest Chains Breast Pins, Finger
Rings, Ear Drops, Silver Tea Sets, Spoons FORKS,
Ladies, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Dessert
Knives Fruit Knives, Pastry and Fish Knives,
Cups and Goblets, &c
je3 GENNETT & JAMES, Eagle Square.
ATTO OE ksOsBS, LGC0RICE. &c
" $50 OF very superior Otto of Roses
cases prime Spanish Mass Licorice
Prime Calabria Stick Licorice
&c cases Sanford's Cake Licorice
40 bbs Coverings Crushed Sugar
Prime Sicily Oil Bergsuaot
Superior Tonqua Beans
10 baskets prime Olive OIL.
For sale On accommodating terms, by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
les cor Cary and Va SITS.
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NEW PIANO FORrEs.-James Wood.
N house, Qate Nash & Woodhouse3 has lust
opened number of new and beautiful Piano For,es
which with previous good stock ON hand. form -
large collection comprising an assortru ent from
the lowestprced good instrument made, to the most
elegant snd costly.
He is exclusive agent in this place for the ex,eD.
sive Manufactures OF Stodart &, Co, John r Dun.
ham and Chickering. and offer their instruments
for sale at factory prices.
Every Plane Forte sold by the subscriber. ia war
rsnte6.
Old Pianos saken In part payment when new ones
are purchased.
s-s~ Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired 10 a
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GTONE CUTTING.-JOHN w DAVIES d.
~ CO., practical Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side OF the Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage have received
and trust By strict attention to business to continue
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MILLINERY GDS0S.-N. T.. barton,
NI 100 Main ST. has lately received fresh supplies
OF Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, French Flowers and
Dress Caps SO that the assortmentis as complete
any season in the year. Will receive in few days
an aseor:u ent of handsome Tipsel Melted Ribbons
for Hair Dresses, new article and very fashiona-
BILE. je4-6t
STAR SALQ3N.-The subscriber has taken
~ the house hiain street, nearly opposite the
City Hotel. formerly known as the New York Sa-
loon, and fitted the same up in a and hand.
some manner. His Bar will always be supplied
with cnoice Liquors and Cigars, and his Larder
with every dehcacy TO be afforded in this and the
Northern markets.
[y The public invited to call today at IL
O'clock, and partake Of Free Snack.
lie 4-3,r ANDREW CIJMMINS
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lead QUARTERS FOR FASHlONA.
BILE EL0THyME

Z
ia THE subscriber has now in store, most
M splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
N Clothing, of all styles and quality.
"<AA. ALSO,
Every style of piece goods of the very latest pat
ems, which he is prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself
E B SPENCE, No 100,
nv 4 corner Main nnd GnYnrnnr streetz
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r9 ADLE d. CRAY. DRUGGISTS, I4f
Vssxg MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receV.
~ ing, large additions TO their stock of Drugs,
saS Medicines, Surgeons Instruments.
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and nuncfual dealarf
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ASTOAAGE, STORAGE.-The subscribers
~ having rented the custom house Lumber
House. on 18th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared TO receive all and
every kind of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates. as the building ID FIRE proof Every nton
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF all
goods entrusted to US
my 26-lm ALEXANDER MOTT & CO.
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LII SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9Th
n street. between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
ciai attention to Reading, Correct Enunciaton,
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule ia peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible oc9
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l.. PULVEhMACHER'S HYDRO.
Js Electric Vo taic ChaiDs.-The Hydro.
Electric VoI,ac Chain is application of we'll
known natural laws, by which effects can be pro
duced on the human organization, which although
extraordinary, may easily be demonstrated; and
the reality and superior merits Of which are &C
knowledged already by the hi CHEST scientific autho-
rites # the United States, England, France Aus.
tina, etc, etc; copies of some of the testimonials
vii! be furnished gratis On application by mail or
otherwise, to PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
je 4 Druggists, 90 Main st.
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nfHS kOTTCE.-The steamer AU-
xEEEA@ss5Ess55 GUSTA will be taken off the route
beiwcea Richmond and Norfolk, via Por: Walthall,
after WEDNESDAY the Goth instant, for repairs
and to ee reitted for the summer. Due notice viii
be givea when ready to reaurne her place.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
an 10 Office r. and P. r. K Co.
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~ Der has just received second supply of Ladies'
Cater Boots and Jenny Lind Shoes, of all colors
and all prices to which he would call the attention
of all ia want If Caters of good quality and at low
prices. For sale by ALEX Hull,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vaises. &c,
je2 No 1T Main street
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o. FOX RErT,-A comfortable brick house
#::a gu Canal, between 5th and 9th streets. Rent
INV % ToLER & COOK. Agents
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FOR RENT.

"a FOR RE 1.-TWO pleasant lodging
H:H rooms over my store. Possession given inn.
nedistely. John THOMPSON
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The Pope's Nuncio at pittsburp

PITTSBURG, Dec. l2.- Bedini, the Pope
Nuncio, was yesterday escorted to church
in this city by large procession, COM
posed of the different Roman Catholic
Societies, bearing banners with appropn-
ate inscriptions. Considerable excite
ment enSued, and after service, when the
Nuncio, accompanied by Bishop O'Con-
nor, was returning to his carriage, some
ruffians stepped forward and pulled
cigars in their faces. One rudely pushed
Bishop O'Connor, installing him for the
NunciO.
During the performance of Mass, Bish-
op OConnor received letter from Mayor
Riddle, stating that complaint had been
made that the Sabbath was about to be
violated by firing cannon, music, &C.,
and asking the Bishop to interpose. The
Bishop replied that be had no knowledge
of such demonstration, which would be
made without his approval. The Mayor
responded in another letter, in which he
recognised the right of the movement in
honor of the Pope's Ambassador, AID
assured the Bishop of protection against
disorderly and lawless interference.
The Nuncio is still here, and to-day
visited various Roman Catholic Benevo-
lent Institutions.
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Alexandria Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, December IA, 1853.
City Counoil-.4 Scene-Lectrue-Of Serenaders

ALEXANDRIA, December IA, 1853.
City Councit-.A Seene-Lecture-Ofi Serenoders-
Fre-Ne,r Railroad.
The City Council met last evening, nearly all the
members present The chairs, In the absence of the
presiding officers, We're occupied, in the Aldermen
by Mr.. Brocket, and I'm the lower branch, by Mr.
Brian Communications Were received from the
Mayor calling attention to the laws licensing the sale
OF neer and violations ofthc Sunday laws and from the
superintendent of Police, suggesting appropriation
" repair Duke street to the stone bridge. Referred
tn the committees the former on General Lavs and
the latter grades. From G.. w. p. Custs ESD
requesting possession of the revolutionary flags in
the Alexandra Museum respectfully declined An
plcatlons from James Green, and Alexandria Flour
Ing Mil Company, for leave to extend wharves be-
yOnd the usual line referred TO Revenue Committee
From War Eagle Tribe, for renting room in the
public buildings; referred to Real Estate Committee
Orders for laying crossings on Duke north of Water
and Water, west of Duke street, and for placing
pump III baphentOwn. Laws, TO pledge the water
stock OF the city for loan of 81 500, and lend the
SAID loan to the Alexandria Canal Company, with
the usual securities Its reference advocated by
Mtssrs Davis and Reid, and opposed by MeSsrs.
Wilmer and Mccormick: passed. To provide a
Board of Revisers of Assessments, and paw them
three dollars per day; laid the table. To dispense
with the personal attendance Of applicants for relief
tr"m taxes; laid on the table.
During the early portion Of the session. quite 4
scene was exhibited in the Seco' Branch In an
informal debate concerning some charges against the
Auditor, Mr.. g. p. Fowe pronounced some state
ments af MIR. Reid false, and few moments after
wards Mr.. X. replied to remark of Mr. F. Ii is a
lie. Whrreupon Mr.. l.. grew very red in the face
and threw an ink stand "a cork one) OH the other
SIDE OF the chamber. striking Col. Thomas. who bore
the unexpected shock IN Il manner highly creditabIe
to the high position he holds in the militia of Virginia.
Some confusion ensucd; Mr.. Reid put his hand in
his pocket, the Mayor brought in the police and
several d'gnlied Justices of the Peace looked like
commanding the peace but, nothing was spilt hut
INK. IL was g tempest in a teapot
On the same evening. Mr. Nj. ]. Franklin Iectured
to considerable audience, in the basement of the
Nj. f. Church, south, on "Thc restoration of the
Jews 10 Palestine.'
Davis Clio Serenaders gave another of their
splendid entertainments at Liberty Hail. last evening
In the General Assembly. Mr. Sinclair has intro
duced bill for the Incorporation of a company for
constructing railroad FROM some poin; on the Pn-
tomiac creek aud Richmond railroad, through BrenJs
VILE, to the junction of the Orange and Mamma ssas
Cap with three fifth subscription to the same also
empowering the counties through which it passes
and the cities Of Alexandria and Richmond to sub
scrne' AMI.
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BUILDING NIsTERIALsl

T W. BADEN, south side Pennsylvania avenue.
y near 9th street, having completed his stock Of
Building Materials, offers superior inducements ts
contractors and others. His stock is complete and
extensive, and comprises excellent assortment
Of
Rural, Novelty. Peoples, Cctt ige, Villa, Mortice,
Folding door, Carpenters, Cupboards, Chest
TILL Pad, Horse, Dead and Trunk Locks
Cut and Wrought Nails of all sizes
Gimlet-point and other Screws
Brads and Spriggs, Tacks, Flush, Spring, Shutter,
AMI other Bolts
Pearl, White, Mineral, Iron, Rosewood, Brass, and
other Door Knobs and Bell Pulls
Brick and Frame Turnbuckles
Window and Shutter Springs, Hooks, Hesps
Staples, Drops and Escutcheons
Shutter Screws, Stubs, Plates, and Lifts
Sash Knobs Door Springs, Axle and other Pullsys
Sandpaper, Glue, &c.
In fact everything in the Building Line.
The above articles have been selected with great
care, and received direct from the manufacturers,
and will be sold to customers on the most liberal
terms.
My stock is inferior to in the city, and q call
is respectfully solicited from those in want
JN0. W. BADEN,
Pa. avenue, near 9th street
ocS -S6Wey-
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Pp- There is no better time than the present t.
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing.
To those in wast OF superior or l0wpriced apparel,
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known as NOAH WALkER'S MAR
Bile III ALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ing where they car BE- suited with every variety and
style OF clothing. Their beautiful ard well selected
stock consists IN part of fine black and fancy ored
cloth frOck sack and dress coats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks: rich
tslmas paletatS and sack overcOats; with the best
selection OF fine black dOeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also Shirts collars, drawers, socks cravats
handherchiefs suspenders, gloves, understands, &c.
All of which they will sell lower than any other
house in this any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies to their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply OF ser. ants wear
always ON hand
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FIRST BALL
MOUNT VERNON CLUE

IVAN ~ IN WIN yin ShO6.
FI'HE Executive Committee of the Mount Vernon
Club take pleasure in announcing TO their
friends and the public in general that they will have
the honor of giving their first BALL on THCRS-
DAY, Dec 10th, ut CaIuss Saloon. when they pledge
themselves that nothing will be left undone which
tends give pleasure to those who shall attend the
Ball.
The refreshments will be furnished by an expert
enced caterer Mr.. Hammersly.
The best cotillon music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Erecmire Committee:
Chas. Hohrook, Quinn,
Ed. Worthington.
Managers:
VIM H. ii Towers, John Nelson.
= Howard James Williams,
c Orme, VIM. WoTthipgton,
George Dom, J Clarvoe,
VIM scott, NJ. Dove,
Gallagher. George Cation,
James Owens.
On the part Of the arlington Club.
Jones, B. " Brown
On the part of the Island Friendship Club
Dudley. Alex Tate.
Oh, the part Of The ratted Sub.
Geo smallwood, Coleman.
On the part Of the Ccneriere C1pb.
D. Davis Brooks.
On tie part Of the Island Social Club.
D Driscoll, II Dudley.
On the part Of he Ugly Club.
T McGhan, r Ii Graham.
"A ofutt, CIV schell
We would respectfully Inform the public that they
Will have no occasion to leave the hall to procure
supper it will be furnished there at Is cents fer
each person.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-tob be had of the Managers
and at the door.
dec ), I, Q, 10, IL, Is, IA, 15,-st*
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Dec. IA, |, P. N-Flour
firmer. Western and State Brands,
S6.62l a S6.6Sa. Howard street, 500
a S7.12k-12,000 bbls. sold. Wheat
sales of $4,000 bushels. Southern white at
Sl.6S Sl.75. Corn, 10000 bushels
yellow sold at so a 50 cts. No change
in other articles. Stocks frmer Cot
ton unchanged.
The Europa has sailed with seventy
passengers and $4,000 in specie.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.


Garcxzi's Lscttres.-The well known Father
Iavazzi delivered lecture last night at Cansi's Sa
ION. which but fhiny attended, the room
vas bv no means filled, or half filed There
nd been n report in circulation that disturbance
,a< likely to cnSur but there TO signs of
dch an event either inside or out. The police
we're present in large force. The lecture, which
a. mainly in defence of the public school system,
nall BIZ gwen in full hereafter, " we can find room
- our columns. The great attraction of the Padre,
. a lecturer, consists of his pantommic actions and
,IIerv, which elected roars of laughter from his
,dieuce In addition to defence of the public
hnnl system, the Padre struck very hard blows al
Roman Catholic religion, the Jeeuits, Archbishop
Hughes Of New York, the Tribune newspaper and
lass OF men whom lie styled 'brggar politicians
~ allied them by thus name. because they went to
aging the Roman Catholic Bishops for the Iii>h
.Dt.>. Father GavazzI here went through the pan
foniue, presenting one OF these beggar politicians
rallIug upon the Bishop for his influence lie
rF5sted this class of men with Clay. Webster and
calhoun, who, he sssd, did require go begging
fuT Irish votes. The lecture, which was, however
very rambling discourse, uncontrolled in it, parts
AMI often IN it, sentences embraced a wider field OF
'pplC~ than the subject proposed. The Padre came
nut - d 'NatWe American, and war for extending
Ir number oi years before naturalization 10 AT least
tCu. He contrndeh that a large population ut the
fscIgn eniIgTants rot worthy of the privilege
81 voting, aud that American boys of fourteen and
fifteen years "i age were more capable oil apPTe-
Gazing the tiutIrs Of citizen than these foreign
voters. The lecturer then commenced ifade of
abuse against the c-tS, rot individuals, but as
hndv He MAS liberal rnnurt! IN allow that, intvid-
uaIly there might be- very gentiemanly, good fellows
among rhem bat II against the order a. Il body
that liz anImadVersiJns we're directed These last
remarks tis. lecturer illustrated in very cOmica
manner nv the comparison of all the ingredients of
first tate dinner, nINed up together in caudron.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
GE r M AN YEAGER S
AT CARUSfS SALOON,
DECEMBER goth, 1879,

FFNHE GERMAN YElGERS respectfully announce
L that they will give one Of their popular BALLS
on MONDAY, December 2jth, nj Carusi's Saloon.
being their third Annual Bal.
The Committee of ArraD r. .nents do not deem it
necessary to say what they will DO II make this the
most popular Ball OF the season, the public
well aware that the balls OF the Yeagers always
'done up" in fine style. and they may rest assured
that no expense trouble will be- spared to make
this ball go of with the sclGt that has hereto
fore characterized the Balls of the ''Eeagers.'
The ball will be opened at o'slock, by prone
made after which sword will be presented to Capt.
G. A. Sehwartzman. Professor Prosperi's Band play
ing the German Yeagers Quickstep," composed ex-
pressly for them.
Supper can he had at any time between the hours
of II and o'clock.
The military requested to appear Id full uni
form.
No hats caps will be allowed in the room except
the military dress caps.