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sheriff Sale.

Mary Hardness vs. James Stanton and Margaret Stanton
By virtue of an order of sale in partition to me direct
cd and issued from the Court of Common Pleas of CIR
roll county, Ohio at its April term, A. D. 1854 vii
offer for sale at public auction at the Court House door,
in the town of Carroton within and for the said county
of Carroll and State OF Ohio Saturday the 9th day
of NAV. A. D. 1854 between the hours of 10 O'clock
NJ and O'Clock, P NJ of said day, the following des-
crbed Real estate situate in said county Carroll Ohio
to wit: The South half Of the West half of the
North East quarter of section twelve 12 in township
fifteen 5 Of range six 6 containing thiry-eght acres
more or less Also, in the town of Malvern, town lot
number twentyone t2l) in said town In the town Of
Magnolia Carroll county, Ohio Lots numbed sixty-one
6l1 forty nine (49) sixtywo 62) sxyhree (6S) sixty
four (64 fifty (5O) twentysever (2 and forty four (44)
in said town also in the town OF Magnolia, Stark coun'
ty Ohio, as follows Lots numbered thrty-fve (S5)
part of lot numbered fy.three 5S) being fifty feet IN
front, and lots tbirtysix (S6) thryOne (Sl hiry-two
S9) twenty 2O) thirty three (SS) foy-two (49 forty
one 4l) eighteen (lS) one ~ aed the one undivided
half of lot fourteen in said town. Also, town lots in
Waynesburgh Stark counte Ohio, the North hall OF lot
numbered twenty three (23 lots numbered thity;tWo
(S2 two (2) and one W and the South half of lot forty.
seven an in said town Said parcels OF real estate will
be sold separately. Terms One third cash ON day OF
sale and the remaining two thirds in two equal annual
saymens with interest from day of sale, to be secured
! by mortgage on the premises. =.
| April so. lS54-5w. JOHN II; WHlfCRAFT, Sh'f
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THE First Volume Of the Divine Library, or Cycope-
da of InspraiOn-will be put 70 press, as soon as
! the Subscription shall warrant. This will be
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Mrs. swaney,s school

The Summer Term will commence on Wednesday, tn
oath of May Intended absence from home causes tn
delay. Terms as heretofore
April "a, 1854. nlS-td
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5prinn GOODS. ls54.
MURPHY, TIERNAN & co,
xo-ra.S &, Wholesale Dealers
FOREIGy d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. 4S WOOD srect, PITTSBURG II, Pa,
a. CthHk uoko1

Second door above the sthCharles Hotel.
Are now receiving from the Eastern Cities
and Europe, choice selection of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, embracing all the novel
ties as we'll as the substantial and Staple styles
for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear which they
will dispose of for Cash or approved credit on
exceedingly favorable terms
Purchasers are assured that as therefore
,hey will sell at Eastern jobbingiprices, without
the addition of freight.
r~An early call is solicited, as our best efforts
will be put forth 10 give satisfaction.
Pittsburgh, March 2. 1854.
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Thompson has been East again.

CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies have a splendid lot oI the latest
Spring style, Plaid and Plain Dress Silks,
apron Silks, Persian Berege, all wool, and Nous
De Laine, Lawns, White Dress Goods of al
kinds, Ginghams, Calicoes &c.
W. THOMPSON.
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New AdTfrtIssmsats.
NOW Is THE TIMR.
AND HERE rs THE PLACE.

AND HERE Is THE PLACE.
WE are receiving from New York and Phil.
adelphia, our Spring and Sumner Goods. and
are nov prepared 10 exhibit 10 the world The
most magnificent lot OF Goods ever offered for
sale in this section OF country. Our stock is
full and complete, and without Dragging or
blowing about them. We say TO all who may
want TO buy CHEAP and GOOD goods, 10 call and
examine our extensive assortment. And IS 10
PRICES, We viii sell as cheap as the cheapest.
In short. we will NOT be undersold by any 9th.
er house in Eastern Ohio. Please give, as a
call. CUMMINGS & BRACKIG.
May 4th, 1854.
BOnneis BOnnels.-SecOnd arrival Of Silk
and Fancy straw BOnnets selling of cheap
Call soon. c. q B.
BOnReI Ribbons fine assortment just open
ed, at CAB.
ParasOIs. beautiful lot now open and for
sale cheap, by G. &. B.
Plain BeregeS Lawns &C., beautiful cOlors,
and various qualities, just received. and for
sale low. G. d B.
Summer Pant Stuff of all kinds and col
ors; full assortment for sale cheap. @. & B.
EmbrOlderIeS, Collars, Sleeves. Chimisett'
DC, cheaper than ever. Also, some beautiful
Handkerchiefs, Mit!s, Gloves, &c, in great
variety. C. & B.
SOle Leather. Morocco Skins, and Lin
ings, on hand and for sale by c. d B.
STap Hinges, for barn doors, gates. &C.,
for sale low by G. d. b.
Shoes, a large and beautiful stock of ladies
Gaiters, Jenny Lind Slippers, misses and chill
dren's on hand and for sale low. G. q B.
Save Your Money.
Ready Made tlOIhing-We have a very
neat stock of Clothing of the latest styles
which we will sell very cheap. G. & B.
Syrup-The very best article in market fO
sale by @. d b.
FiSh,-Mackeral and white fish, good ar
ticle for sale by c. d B.
SCyIheS, Forks, Hoes, shovels and Spades
full assortment on hand and will be sold cheal
by 6. d B.
White Goods for ladies, few pieces G
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, an
for sale by Z. B.
silk and Satns Of all grades and colors,
large lot on hand and for sale cheap by
G. q B.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, 0.
The foregoing is correctly copied from the
original roll remaining on file in my Office
Attest, WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary of State.
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fssal aOuerIi.
Partition Notice.

Aaron 3oOth I
against
Leah Booth (widOv) |
John Booth |
jeremiah B ooGh |
Hezekiah Pyle and |
Jane. bis wife, |
Isaac Booth |
Nancy Booth |
Hannah Booth
Joseph Booth
James Booth
John White h
Mary his wife.
Joseph Carson
Isaac Carson
Catherine Booth
Isaac Booth. Jr.,
jeremiah Booth, Jr.,
John Booth, Jr.,
Aaron Booth. Jr,
William Booth
Louisa Dunlap
Elisabeth Dunlap &
Rarev nur1.a
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H. MORRISON
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Delltistrp.

J. B. MORRISON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

From the foregoing it will b perceived that there
is an increase in leans Of 1885, in circulation Of
sos 740; and in exchange, Of $23,s7O. The specie
is ,ed $4l6 500, and the deposits have fallen of
$780,, 1873.
Ine indianapolis Journal says the following free
banks are rejected because they have no place Of
doing business owners, in fact that anybody
can finland doLt redeem their paper in coin, cur
Iency or exchange Bank Of Asaerica, Morocco;
Bank Of Connersville, Connersville; D.overs Bank,
Rome; Elkhart County Bank, Goshen; Merchants
Bark, lafayette; Merchants Bank, Springfield;
Northern Indiana Bank, Loyansport; Orange Bank,
Pcseyville; Plymouth Bank, Plymouth; State Stock
Bank, Logansport; State Stock Bank, Peru; Traders
Bank, Terre Hsute.
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The receipts Of the Chicago and Mississippi R ill
road Company for the second week in December
amounted TO $3l 423 60.
The Firemen's Insurance Company have declared
. semiannuAl dividend Of i've per cent the Pro
whence ana Worcester Railroad Company, three
per cent; the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad Company, Eve per cent.
The Tra0esmsn's Bank will pay to its stockhold.
ers on the 20 Of January next the par value Of it's
stock and . fisal dividend OF the profits, to tn
amount Of forty-two per cent-the charter having
expired, snd the business being about to DO CON
tinusd By IN organisation undsf the general Law,
under the name - A4TsaAesnsa's Box q IL City
OF New York; Subscribers TO that stock are ~
quired to pay in their subscriptions, forty dollar
per share on the full and twenty dollars on the scr
stock, On the "a Of January.
The charter Of the Mcdaniel Bank Of this city
will also expire with the present year, and the bust
ness Will be coat,nued thereafter by an association
in the same Ame, under the general law. The par
value If the stock, and final dividend Of thirty
eight and eightrninths per cent, viii be paid to
those stockholders VII, have mot transferred their
interest to ne new bank on the 9Th January next.
The Irving Savings Institution has declared
semiannual dividend on all deposits entitled there
to, At the rate Of six per cent per annum.
The redemption Of the debt OF the United States
at the Treasury Department, Washington, for the
week ending on Saturday, were ~ follows:-Loan
of 1912, $la5 3OO loan of 1916, 1855 loan Of
ls47, 1857 $50; loan Of 1s4s, $l2 2O0 Texan indem
nifty, &45, OOO-total, 1886 $50.
The Boston stock market continues inactive, and
prices depressed, particularly for railroad stocks.
Boston and Maine was in active request at 50 bid;
Providence holds firm ct 60 bid; Worcester S8{ bid,
ssa asked; Concord, 60i asked; Eastern, 40 asked;
Fi,chbure, rs bid Old Colony, 742 asked; Portland
and Saco, 30 bid; Western, SO bid. SO asked; Pro.
whence aad Worcester, 80 bid, IS asked; Whining
ton 29t to 29s; Cheshire declined 81 per share;
Vermont Central, IL bid, Il asked, and Ogdensburg
q 81. Copper stocks were duu, excepting Cop.
pr Fails, which is in good demand at 80 bid; Toll
tee ia firm At bid, while Forest was forced off at
IS per share, and Isle Royale g. Minnesota Is offered
at $3.50 per share, and North American at $50.
The annexed statement exhibits the average dali
ly condition Of the leading departments Of the
banks Of Boston for the week preceding Monday
morning the 25th Of December, 1861
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DROPOsAJ-S FOR REPAIR OF TERRACES AND FOR
Il water works at the University of virginia.-Pro-
posa will be received at the Procors Office until the
18th day OF January 1885, for the renewal Of the ter
races on the east and west lawns OF the University
buildings as per plan in the possession of the proc
tor At the same time and place proposals will also be
received for Introducing supply OF water for the Uni
versity and constructing the works for the
same Proposals for the water works invited both
for iron and cement pipes The plans bill Of materials
and quantities and spec icatons for both works
by application to the proctor Those at distance
who may desire to contract, obtain specifications
and bill of materials and quantities by letter addressed
to the undersigned For the terraces cash win be paid
and for the water works twoffths cash. and for the
naming three fths bonds Of the University will be
given, payable on the LIST day Of July 1856
ROBERT K. PRENTIS,
Proctor Of University of Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28
MEDICAL.

hR. WARDS UNFORTUNATKS' FRIEND
IL visl, and book, cures in . few hours
else can do 1t. No. SO Canal street, ono doo1
Broadway is the place to get this rapid and
remedy no where else in New York. Cure Nd
or no pay.
DR. POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LON1
~ partnership with DR.: ward,) can be coal
No. 80 Canal street one door east Of Brosdwa
d.. Powers female periodical pills, and other Z
for female arrangements, price 81. Post psi}
viii receive immediate attention.
FT,O NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A RETIRED h
Il man, restored TO health in few days. AID
years OF great nervous suffering, Is anxious
known the means Of cure. VIII send free, I'd
the prescription used, on receiving letter, 81
Direct 70 hey. John N. Dagnail, 81 Fulton st.,
O'AE MARRIED. wOhAN's PRIVATE MEDIC1
Il panion, by Dr.. A. N. Mauricssu, profes 81
eascs Of women; one hundrsdth edition, (sO0, cool
pp. 3s6, ON fine paper, extra binding; price e1I
complaint to which woman ID subject, fron n
womanhood, and also - wife and % mother.
described, with the cause, the symptoms, and
proper mode Of treatment In plain, simple, 81
every woman can discover, by csnparing hsr on
toms with those Described, the nature, char
cause OF her compla mt, and be spared muolI
and suffering. The wife about becoming : n
often need Of instruction and advice Of The ~
portance TO her future health, II respect % 4
-
will find such instruction ard advice, ana ~
tions OF many sympto1a which o<Aorwiss 70
sion much anxiety or alarm. How MANY -
from obstructions or Irregularities peculiar g r.
system, which undermine the heaakh. az ~
which they are ignorant, and wbieh their ds1i|
bids seeking medical advice. How many aufI1r i
laFsus uteri, failing Of the womh 81 ffom nm
(weahness, debility, 10. How many aro 3
agony for many months prsceding eonAnsmsu|
many have difficult, II not dangerous deliveries.
nd <At~ g.
ed during such time will each nnd in its pages n
Of prevention, ameloration and relief How -
moments. how much anguish might have beea |
the sufferer, to the husband, 10 the relatives. 81
possession OF this little volums Il ID imprsc2
convey fully the various SUBJECTS treated Oh, al
o. nature strictly intended far ~ married
contemplating marriage. For aale By Htrineer
send, az Broadway; Adrianes, sherman 4 q
House, No. vesey street; Dewitt \ DavsnDert|
buildings; 1t No. Astor House, nroadway; =
publication once, 1ao Liberty sttost. New ~
Tucker, Mobile; also Z. ,. Ka6srssa' = 49,
Phllola1nhin. - - rncnir1 - r.
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RNOHOsALs.
4 CORPORATION NOTICE.. DEPARTMENT OF REP AIRS

CORPORATION NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF REP AIRS
~ and Supplies December 70. 1864.-To Contra
Sealed proposals win be received at the Office Of Commits
ment) until Thursday, January A. 1885, at IL o'clock
NJ at which time they will be opened in accordance
with the amended charter Of 1862 for the paving Of Chat
ham street. Bowery, Fourth avenue, around Union
square, to connect with the Russ pavement with granite
block pavement better known the Belgian pavement
All information in regard thereto be had at the Of
fee of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies No
City Hall, (basement) Blank estimates be had at
the above Once N. B.-The Commissioner the
right to reject all or any OF the estimates If deemed for
the interest Of the corporation,
BARTHOLOMEW B. PuRDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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MEDICAL.


DR. LARMONT'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide, 18th edition, 81
pages CLOTH rs engrsvings Sold ct 222 Broadway and
mailed free for 81 By the author Lamont physcAas
and surgeon No AZ Reads street corner Of Broadway
whore he is consulted from II A. N. to2P NJ, and v
In the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B-Not the
drug store. Patisnts treated by mail exprsss "a
dress AL letters box SA New York Post Once We sop
with all other papers in recommending DR. IarEos
to We dsa Etats unis stats Zstung -
DR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BIZ CON.
~ sultsd-Twenty two years In one speciality 80.
blcs Dr. j. TO such have baied those lsas
experienced than himself. Constltuti0nal weakness
easctusily cured, without the of any dslsctosss
drug
TYR WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE o.
~ Surgeons Of Dublin and Edinburgh, attends TO pr
waite practice at his old established ONCE II Madison
street. CAtharne, where he Ia performing the most
astonishing cures record without restraint In diet
busineM pursuits.
aDNR CO0PKs ~ DUANE STREET, 10 LONG KHOw1
~ y the citissns Of New YORK., may BE- csnsu14st
with con6dsAoe usual ct his old Once where I'll M
have suffered from the Altrsateat Il prsteadogs ma0
rely ON Mig hesosabay treated.
N I'M MI CURED-DR OORB1T, o. NO 1
~. lsa.s strssts 80 = essssltst wtlA ssaeAssss
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CONFECTIONERY.
BANANA DROPS JARGONElLE AND OTHER
ID Drops.
And as we raise the Zip, r.a
Up to our happy lip,
IlatorU fl,aA tlor,s ID ahnrn

ID Drops.
And as we raise the fip nsM
Up to our happy lip
All along the Atlantic shore,
Wen hear other sound
Than prthee Jack, prithee Dick,
prithes Tom, Prithee sam,
Prithee Jack, prithee Dick,
Let the joke go round
And a capital joke il was Was il notp But then to
be called upon publicly to explain 1t To explain
joke Pro pndor! "a professional joke too, IA pun
gent Joke pepetrated under the MYSTERIOUS influence Of
producing headache, coughing, &c. Professor, you're
ill-used It's from that the "amende honora
BILE" should be expected, and to you now respectfully
tender ii.
Hail Mirth, provoking son of Momus Thou hast
disturbed the equilibrium OF my gravity my zygomatic
muscles have been unduly excited The hydrated oxide
OF arnyl and the pro1xde OF nitrogen he laughing
Of the shops appear to be analogous In their action
upon the human system. II was a capital joke and
that know, that may, can, should and ought
TO laugh at the report that II made expressly to
excite risible facultesaugh will most hilarious
IT, copy OF the report shall be suspended In each
laboratory OF the confcctoner standard by which
the apprentices may b. able to their jokes when
they feel strong enough to perpctrate them
Our cachinatory organs that have been in state of
dsorganznton, shall be organized and arranged to
execute laughing tros, quartettes, choruses, nc Ex
plosve bursts Of merment shall succeed each other in
rapid continuous succession, pursuing the Report"
from the northern limits Of Maine to the s0uthernm0st
boundaries Of Texas-from the shores washed by the
My generous friends believe that have now dispos-
ed OF the banana drop questionable appears to
have arisen from imperfect chemical knowledge. The
other suspicion against the confeconer arise
in my opinion from incorrect the science
OF entomology; but as the advertising columns Of
public Journal scarcely the vehicles in which
TO elucdae the mysteries Of science, will bring my la
bors to q close.
beg leave to tender to my generous friends and
patrons my sincere thanks for past and sincerely
nope that in the about TO commence each OF you
may obtain large share OF the general prosperity
shall satisfy your utmost desires
AT my store win be found large assortment Of plain
and fancy candies
After the holidays shall be ready 70 treat for the dis
posal OF my business I. G.. HONKINS,
Confectioner, 154 Greenwich street
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New Albany and Salem Oadlana) Railroad, 2SS
miles in length, which was completed and opened
for travel ON the cath OF June last

The grading cost Sc ATS per mile, tho iron and
ties 81 asst and other items $4,579-making tbs
total cost Of the road SiS,509 per mile.
The returns Of the banks in New Orleans fos tie
week endisg December Is, compared with those OF
the week previous, present tee annexed results:--
NEW ORLEANS BANKS.
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ASHES were unaltered.

ASHES were unaltered.
BRKADs1yrss-Flcur VA was e,lc. l2hc per barrel
western at 50 IS a 90 Is, and other kinds in pro
in bond and SO Free 1850 barrels mixed to fancy and
extra Southern 1T 80 12K $40 IS; small lots of rye
-four at So IS ~ S7h and 400 barrels corn meal at
81 Is for Jersey and "a IS for Brandywine per
barrel The operations in grain included 1900 bushels
handsome Canadian white wheat free, at ~ 37X 1000
bushels good s9S t vhs do At e. % and $500
for mixed Western from store Csc 9oc. tor Southern
white, and ssc . 81 for round yellow per barrel. Rye
oats and barley unchanged.
purchased to the extent of 100 bags Rio at
9c 10c, 800 Bahia at &c., and 800 st. Domingo, for
tCorros~Some 500 bales were sold today At rather
easier prices.
FRnoHrs.-Rates were nrmer for grain to Liverpool
and about 900 600 bushels we're engaged
bulk and bags, At I'D. 4Isd; $50 bbls pork at "a
and 800 400 bales of cotton, at I'd for compressed
and 532d; afterwards, 3l6d. asked. To glasgow,
at 4s 3D., and So. asked To Havre, cotton aud
at kc ashes at IS and 81 rice ST. provisions 75c
per Do and ~hssey At 2s To GalfoSns rates were
those advanced in loading.
FIsHThe transactions in all kinds were very limited
and indicated no change Of moment in prices.
FRur-25o boxes bunch raisins were sold at former
rates.
HaY-River was selling at osc q 81, for shipment,
and 81 l2iS for local use, per 100 lbs.
HoPs-Saes of "A bales transpired at 34c. . 36c.
pea ID
hoNff-lnere we're DV DOS. CuDa, BOND, taken Tor
export, at 48c. per gallon.
IRON was dul and nominal.
LATHs-Eastern ruled quiet at 81 SO per NJ
LM.-Rockland continued in limited demand, at S5c
for common and 81 12l for lump, per Dbl.
hoIAssEs.-About 200 bbls New Orleans brought 2ec.
per gallon.
NAVAL SroREs.-Sales transpired Of 200 bbls common
rosn at sls7k per bb', delivered and 100 bbls spirits
turpentine at 47c cash per gallon Crude turpcntne
partially neglected.
0ns.-whale sperm and olive ruled quiet at old rates.
Linseed was selling slowly at SOC. SIC. per gallon
Lard oil was also inactive, Mt soc. 821zc per gallon
PRovn1oNs.-Pork was purchased to the extent of
800 bbls, At sl5 SO for new city prime mess S12 02
. So SIX Tor mess, and e12 Is for prime closing at
our highest figures Dressed hogs and cut wsrs
as last noticed. Some $40 bbls lard realized lO<c
l0c per ID. Sales made Of 900 bbls beef nt for
mer quotations. 200 tcs Cleveland prime mess beef It
and cheese unchanged.
Mcs-There were sold 200 tcs, mainly for export, at
50 70 q - SO per 100 lbs.
srGARsswers duh and heavy, with only retail sales
. IAILows-Prime was scarce and steady at 12kc per
lb. =
wmsKEy.-some 400 bis. Ohio and prison brought asc
Soc per gallon.
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DICH 4 CO.'S sALAMANDER sAFRs, WILDE RS
IL pa,ent-Twelve years in use, and never . dollars
worth OF books or papers consumed In one Of them.
1bcy have bess tested in accdests Ares oss hyndred
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TyHE TwENTY-SLxTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENE-
At OF the New York Fire Department Fund, win take
Monday evening" Jan. H. 1855. Tickets may b. procured
Of the managers
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mel ease.. ...... 1896, TAO Decrease. $780,, 1888
Ia ADDITION to the foregoing cash ssssts, the banks
old foreign and domestic exchange to tho extent
~ ire respective figures opposite, ~ compared
W IN lat week.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
THE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
DALI SPECIAL NOT1CE.-THE NINETEENTH AN
ID nual ball Of Guardian Fire Engine Company, No.
~ in consequence of the destruction Of the City As
senbiy Rooms by fire, will take place at the Apollo
fourth street. the evening Monday January g.
1851 The tickets already issued will be received at
the door Sixth viii carry passengers TO
the door. The committee will spare pains in making
this one Of the pleasantest s0rees of the season.
GEORGE G. BROWN, Chairman.
r. A. WARREN. Secretary.
TTIIGROvE's COMPIIMENTARY-.N CoNsE
IL quence Of the burning OF the City Assembly
Aoome the sixth complimentary soiree TO Thomas Hill
grove teacher Of dancing will be held at the Chinese
Rooms, $50 Broadway, on THURSDAY evening, December
rs, 1854 which occasion the American gala troupe
have kindly volunteered to sing several of their favor
its airs and ballads during the evening Tickets one
dollar.
NTOTICE-SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE KEAR-
IN ney Guard, Company Elm consequence Of the
Of the City Assembly Rooms the Kearney
Guard ball win be held at the Chinese Assembly Rooms,
January %, 1866. HENRY HOWE,
N.B-A meeting will be held on Thursday evening,
December g. Of Grand and Allen Streets at half
past seven O'Clock.
OECOND ANNUAL BALL FRANKLIN HOOK AND
- Ladder Company, No. IL, at Niblo's, this Thurs
day. evening, December rs.
COMMITTEE.
Jas S wiimsrlh, " A. Bremond, Thos. sinmoads,
VIM N. Mager, WIN. Ruck, Chss: sturse',
J. A. Topper. JOHN RIDABOCK, Foreman.
CHAs STURGRs Sec.
VyHE TwENTY-sLxTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENE
At OF the Now York Fire Department Fund.- win take
place at the Academy Of Music, Fourteenth street.
Monday evening, jan H. 1885, Tickets may b procured