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Butte record., 1855-09-15
Later from Great Salt Lake Valley.

The fles of the Deseret Ne,rs are t,
August lst.
On the Fourth of July, Mormondon
was all patriotism, and professions, pray
ers, and public parades were marked fea
lures of the day.
The death of Judge Shaver, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme and Judge Of
the First judicial District Cour! is con-
frmed
Frederick Robbins VS. accidentally
drowned. while bathing in pond near
Great Salt Lake City, on the 14'h Of
July.
Mr.. Howard Eagan arrived at Great
Salt Lake City Oh the 2lst of July from
Sacramento.
Mr.. Eagan dcviatel very n,uch from
all the previou>ly y Travelled routcs, with
the view of rec3nnoitoring for way
that wou.I avoid the G os,. Greek noun
tains Of e:ie route and the miry PAGES
in wet seasons, Of the Beckwih trail
we are not yet Informed of his success.
Fort SUPPLr--Lewis Robinson re-
ports that the crops at the Fort look d
finely when he left there on the 18Th
May, and as yet the grasshopp rs had
done no damage in the fields
The Hon DIvid Ii Burr, Surveyor
General Of tTtah, arrived at Great Sa t
Lake City on the 9th July. Hon. w.
W. Drummond, Associate Justice, and
lady had al>o arrived.
The election at Great Salt Lake CITY
was to come on the 9th August. The
Netcs plac"s at the head of its columns
the name of DIR. John NJ Berrh hicl for
for Delegate to Congress from Utah ter
ritorv.
THE TEMpLE.--The ma>sirc f,unda-
ton of this building was finished July
23d, and the w"rkncn arc progr ssing
rapidly with the stone wall of the basc-
mcnt story.
IMPROVEMENTS IN SALT LAKE CRY
The coping stone is laid upon three
eighths of the wall around the Temple
Block, and the workmen have commenced
plastering the northern face of the adobe
portion of the nurIh line
The stone f,undation of the new His
torian Office, opposite the Tithing Office,
is receiving its stone water table, and
will soon be ready for the adobe lryrrs.
President Brigham Yourg's large
dwelling house is progressing rapidly ;
the walls, chimneys and roof timbers are
all up, and the very TASTE ful granite and
polished sandstone portico at the south
end Is ready for the handsomely carved
stone hon which il 10 srrn,ount it. This
building is just west Of the Governors
new mansion, both of which, together
with the Presidents and TiIhing office,
and the Governors office, are built upon
he SOUTHEAST corn,r of the block east OF
the Temple Block.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

A DISTINGUISHED VIsIroR Edmund
Lafayette, grandson of he Marquis de
Lafayette, so distinguished as the brave
and generous champion Of American In
dependence, has been spending few
days in Delaware with the Du Points.
who were the eally friends of the Cen
eral. The Wilmington Journal says:
''In company with few friends he has
visited all the places of interest in the
vicinity one of his earliest visits being
to the scene of the battle of Chadd's
Ford, in which his ancestor first shed
his blood in our cause. The very spot
in which the General was standing when
he was wounded, was pointed out by
some of the old residents.
"Mr. Lafayette is about twenty eight
wears of age, of fine conntenance and
Engaging manners. He bears come re-
semhlauce to his grandfather, though a
much handsomer man"
Butte record., 1855-09-15

For SALT RIvER.--Some waggish
rascal has posted the following bill #
the Court House:
"Left for the head of Salt River on
the evening of the 9Th, the staunch, low
pressure, Democratic Steamer, Butte,
%lfh over fourteen hundred passengers
The Steamer was oficered as follows
Crosette, Captain; Maj. Bidwell, mate :;
Capt. NJ rgan, 2nd do; Tho's Wells,
Clerk H. j. Morrison, 1st Engineer :;
c. A. Bancroft, End do; James S. Long
Shipcarpenter; W. L. Urton, grammat,
zeal Pilot; A, E. Griifi'hs, Surgeon;
Walk r, Fireman; O Evans, Porter :;
Amanda Fargo. Chanbermaid; c.
Wheeler, Groom of the stole, and Lord
Of the Bedchamber in the household Of
the defeated"
The Inflated steamer has not been
heard of since ber departure We have
to state however that this Office has a
journeyman to work at The case, sup
posed by some to be the late democratic
candidate for State Printer; if it is the
same person, his trip has changed him
vastly; his carriage is less erect and
buoyant, his step has lost its elasticity,
and his countenance exhibits the greatest
change of which the human f ICE is ca
pable. One thing OILY, goes to prove
them one and the same and that is the
receipt of numberless unpaid bills of two
and three months standing. The town
wags will please perpetrate no more
Jokes at our expense
Butte record., 1855-09-15
European News.

BY the Golden Age we have European
news up to Aug. 4th, being two weeks
later than previous Intelligence There
is but little of real interest in these ad,
vices. No event Of auv importance had
taken place before Sebastopol. But pre-
parations continue to be made, at Ka>
,niesh and Balaclava, for the secret cx-
pediton, the object of which remained
und,vulged.
There was report current, in Paris
that the bolnbardmcnt of the Malakof
and Redan had been resumed. prepara
tory Ia another assault
A dispatch from Prince Gortchakoff,
dated July 2SIh, states that heavy
firing had been opened by the Allies on
that day, against the fagstaff battery,
which had been vigorously replied to.
On the 30th, the cannonading was re-
sum d on both sides, but it was only
partial.
A London weekly paper, issued just
before the departure Of the America,
Aug. 4'h, states that the siege If Sc
bastopol was about to be raised, and that
The Allies had received startling news
from Germany. 1t is needless 10 state
that the statement was a mere anticipa-
ton of probabilities, for commercial pur-
poses.
The very latest, by telegraph from
London 10 Liverpool, Aug 4lh, We learn
that the siege of Sebastopol i. about to
be raised also, that a communication
bad just been received from Germiny.
by the Western Powers, which may lead
to startling results.
GREAT BRrrAIS.---The London Tines
had an editorial on Consul Rowcroft's
arrest, and breaches in favor of preser>
wing friendly relations with America =
Miner Gibson, in Parlismeut, referred
Butte record., 1855-09-15
5qeeiaI 9Lutife5.
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all members and persons
holding shares in the Butte County Quartz
Mining Company, located on the North Branch
of the Honcut Creek, in Butte County. one
and half miles east of Wyandott. that the
oiicers and managers Of said company have
ordered that all assessments heretofore made
and all arrearages Of assessments heretofore
made by the proper officers of said company
be paid to W. Y. Bliss, Treasurer pro tenn Of
said company, at Wyandott, on or before the
18th day of October, 1855, or all the said de-
lnqueuts' shares will be sold to pay the same
at the hour of clock, at the said Ledge
the day aforesaid.
By order Of the oaiccrs Of said company
WILLIAM Y. Bliss, Treasurer
and Secretary pro tenn
Wyandott, September 18th, 1850.
Tsep15-45- 3t1
Butte record., 1855-09-15

THE WAY 1T WAS DoNE.-We learn
by gentleman who was an eyewitness
that the Grand Ignoramus of the Kye-
Eye concern at Mountain Spring House
compelled members of his drbasing and
corrupt order, to vote the Kye-Eye
ticket, or not vote at all. TO effect
this, he brought out his R tual, and
read portion of the obligation to one
person who had concluded to split his
ticket, and explained 10 him that he was
compelled under the oath he had taken,
to vote The Kye-Eye ticket, or stand be
fore his God and his country as per.
jured traitor This in free America
and by those who profess to be genuine
Americans.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

HE INDIANS AT THE NoRTH-The
Indians at the north, it appears are still
troublesome. Mr.. Galbraith informs the
Crescent City Herald that short time
ago, while on his way to Jacksonville,
and about mile and a half above Ap-
plegate crossing, o. T., he was shot at
four times by the Indians, who, it would
appear, are still Prowling through the
country, bent on mischief.
Butte record., 1855-09-15
Lanes majority. -

MASSACRE OF WHITES NOT CONFIRM
ED.---The Oregon Times says There is
yet no confirmation of the report about
l5O immigrants having been killed by
the Indians at Devils Gate, on thu
Sweetwater river; and we have every
reason to believe, from the information
we have received through immigrants,
tha, the report Is destitute of truth
Butte record., 1855-09-15

EXPRESS FAvoRs. I'VE are under OBJ
legations 10 Jas. Williams, Agent of
Eyerts, for full files of Atlantic and State
papers, also, for Harper's Magazine, for
which be has our h-arty thanks.
We are also indebted to the Pacific
Express Company, for favors extended
this Office
Also, to sur frieui Smith, Of the Bookstore
Butte record., 1855-09-15

IMPORTANT EXPRESS NoTIcE.-We
learn that Mr.. A. Fargo, late Kye Eye
Candidate for Sheriff of Butte Comfy.
has concluded to run a daily express TO
the Head of Salt River, via. the "free
bridge" Now that election is over,
packages entrusted to him or his messen.
gers will not be thrown away nor des.
troyed, but delivered to their destination
with safety and despatch.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

HAD TO ASK INsTRUcTIoNs.-Kye-
Eyeism is hard on some of ITS devotees
and must be humiliarisg to men of sense
sufficient 10 know when they occupy
such a position. We have just heard o.
a case in point. One of the late as
sembled wisdoms of the State, being de-
sirous Of bolting portion of the Kye-
Eye ticket, asked the officer of his
council, person who ayear since was
travelling with monte bank and pros
titute, if he could do SO under the obi
CATION he had taken? Ex-officio having
received satisfactory answer, thanked
his master, and went on his way, re-
joicng in the freedom of American cit.
liens.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

HE ToURNAMENT--We understa nd
says the Firensen's Journal, that several
native Californans Of The highest respect.
ability, OF both sexes, intend competing
for the prizes at the Fair in Sacramento,
to be given for the best riding and the
most expert use of The lasso. 1t is con-
temPlated to have a grand reunion of the
editorial fraternity of the State some
time during the continuance Of the Fair
TT Learned charges four bits for shaving
tenycr-.s nov
Butte record., 1855-09-15

FAIRFIELD BAR.-We have received
a long communication from Fairfeld ID
Bar, n portion of which we are unable
to decipher, and the author has forgot
ten to send US bis name, 50 chat We
have no means of remedy at hand bur
to lay it aside. We c~n read almost
Anything in the shape Of manuscript ,
but when an anonymous writer dips a
sluice fork in mud hol,, and ziszags it
over sheet OF fooscap, we cannot for
the life of us, determine whether it i
the history of a Chinese row, election
returns, or. mining items. We are en-
abled to gather from the communication
the fact that the Ladd Claim, the Union
Mining claim, and The claim of Messrs.
Lyttle & Co., are all in fine working Or
der, have great depth of Dirt, and are
realizing large pay. The writer closes
with the following inter sting item:
"To wind up, l mus say my antiei-
pations are exceeded by the amount o
dust 10 be packed out to lay, over one
hundred pounds"
SLICK Rock. This little funina
company, located Immediately above
Bidwell, we learn are doing extremely
well, and are raising the dust at apid
rate. The lucky rascals refuse TO partic-
ularize, but talk of visiting the Atlantic
States this fall.
BLACK SAND BAR.---This company
claim has proved an exceedingly rich
one. They have been at work about
two weeks, and have taken out over
$4,000. The capital stock of the
company was $4,000 This claim con-
meets with the Pine Knot Company
Capt. jackson was rather unfortunate
in river operations last year, and we are
highly pleased to chronicle his success.
THE CoRY CLAIM, Immediately below
and adjoining the above mentioned claim
has also proved decidedly rich onr,
and is paying largely. These two claims
together with the Pine Knot, form a
continuous aumc of over four thousand
feet.
Rock IsLASD.---This company have
lately commenced washing, ard find the
dirt as rich as they left it last season.
Ifnot again driven cut by the rains. We
shall expect to see tbs claim equal the
receipts of the old Sailor claim.
Persons who have Travelled up and
down the different forks of Feather Riv-
er, report the present as season of un-
exampled prosperity in river mining
Butte record., 1855-09-15
NOTICE

The Stockholders of the South Feather
Water Company, are hereby notified that the
Trustees of said Company. have levied an as
sessment of 10 per cent upon each share If
stock held by them. and that the same is pay
able at the Company's office, Forbestown, on
or tefore the 10th day of October, 1855.
By order OF the Board
NJ. II. DARRACH, Sec'y.
September 9Th, 1865. 4i 1T
Butte record., 1855-09-15

BUTTE CoUNrY.-.-The election in this
county has not resulted SO very dlsas-
trously to the Democracy as many at
first Supposed. The county is yet in
Democratic hands. We have elected a
democratic Board of Supervisors Sheriff,
Clerk, Coroner, Public Administrator
and Superintendent of Common Schools.
The Kye Eyes have elected their mem-
Der of Assembly, Prosecuting Attorney
Treasurer, and Surveyor,
Butte also gave Maj. Bidwel' our can'
didate for Senator, a small majority, but
the heavy Kye-Eye vote of Plumas.
gives the election to McGee.
Johnson's majority over Bigler, is l9l
Butte record., 1855-09-15

CONCERT. MIR. John Kelly, the cele>
brated Violinist and Banjo player, "with
his banjo, violin and fine musical voice, :"
gave concert on wednesday evening
last. We had not the exquisite pleasure
of listening to his divine melody
Butte record., 1855-09-15
HEAD OF SALT RIVER, }
September 18th, 1855. !

EDITOR BUTTE RECORD
DEAR SlR:-It was on beautiful
morning in September, 1855, that
stepped on bolrd that swift and commo.
dious boat, Democracy, commanded BY
the very gentlemanly and attentive John
BigIer The Clerk OF this boat, Mr.. V
Z Geiger, is one OF the most gentleman.
ly and attentive that it has ever beer
my fortune to meet. The dinner shows
the steward, Mr.. Whiting, to be active
IN the performance of his duties. W,
arrived about six in the evening, when
we were driven by the careful and at
tentive driver of the coaches attached
thereto, to the Salt River House, kept
by the very gentlemanly and attentive
lost, Major Bidwell The gentlemanly
an asslduous book keeper, Mr. 7. G..
Floun.ov, took our names, and being
rather wea ", we retired t. our rooms
which showed unnaistakable signs of the
e. ,loyment of capable and diigent
chambermaids. We have now been
here a trife over week, and may safely
say that in all respects the Sal; River
Hpus., under its very gantlemanly pro-
prietor, with its gentlem ely and assid-
aous Look k eper, its active aud polite
attaches, as superintendents of Depart
ments, Sc, its careful and attentive
head wal Ter, coachman, and its corps of
capable md dilligent chamberm id., and
bo,t-blacks, hostfers, &C., is one of the
best in the country, and We confidently
recommend 10 al persons in search of
health, (ahem. to the Salt River House.
Truly yours, &c.
If such letter does not secure the
writer comfortable quarters during his
stay, then he must do as we have done,
roll up his sleeves, and pick his flint
7raIp
Butte record., 1855-09-15

A BIG LuMP.---A chunk weighing u
ounces, was taken out of Waterman s.
Co.'s claim on Yankee Flat. one day
last week. Some $50 in fine gold was
realized the same day. This claim pro
ducei chunk last year worth $4,000.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

MAsoNIc..--The new and elegant fre
proof Hall of this Paternity, will be de-
dicated on Saturday, October 9th. A
general invitation is extended to all mems
bers in good standing, to be present.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

FREE FIGHr.---Jim Toner, keeper of
a house of ill>fame on Water street, beat
q drunken Cherokee over the hrnd with
a club until Mr.. Cherokee became a
know>noihing. Verdict, no business to
be a drunken Indian.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

New MAIL ARRANGEMENTs-.- The
Nail between Bidwell and Marysville,
now runs daily. The Atlantic Mail will
close at Bidwell on Monday, Sept. 18th,
ut o'clock, p. NJ.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

MYSTERIOUS 1.-The Peoples Free
Bridge at BidwelI, which was to elect
Anan Fargo, Sheriff, suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared on the defeat OF
that gentleman. Que went down Feaih-
er, and the other went up Salt River
A remarkable coincidence certainly.
Butte record., 1855-09-15
NOTICE

The public are hereby notified shnt from the
date hereof, Aug Sth } no lerson except the
Secretary of the Company, is authorized to
sell stock of the South Feath Water Co.
M II. DARRAcH, Sec'y.
Office South Feather Water Co.
Forbestown, Aug h. 1855
[sepS-i4 nj
Butte record., 1855-09-15

MARYsvILLE AGENCY. - The friend. and
patrons Of the Record in Marysville are here
by informed that o. AMY BRo are our only
authorized agents for the transaction Of all
business connected with our newspaper estab-
lishment in that city. All orders left with
them. at their Book Store, on First street, will
receive prompt attention.
Butte record., 1855-09-15
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Union Mining Co
nre hcrchy notified that the Trustees Of said
G.. h@se levied q fourth assessment, Of Two
ii'narsd dullars to the share-Onc Hundred
oi Which is payable to the Treasurer, on the
clam, on or before the Oath day of Sc ptember
and the remaining Oe Hundred on or before
the l~t ii October, 1856
JOHN LYLE, Sec'y.
Flii ha,a, Aug. 81, 1856. 424t
Butte record., 1855-09-15
NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that the un lersigned will
apply at the next term, A. D., 1855, Of the
Board Of Supervisors for Butte County, for tbs
renewal or granting to me of license to keep a
Ferry at Nelson's Bar, on the W est Branch
Of Feather River
CHARLES s CURrr.
Nelson's Bar. Sept. 9TH, 1855. 81 ST.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

Nor FREE F1GHT. John Mitchell
not the Irish Patriot, battered one Geo.
Mckenzie, at the Junction Claim on
Sunday last. Plead guilty, and was fined
1915.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

San FRANCISCO AGENcY.-We have ap-
pointed Mr.. THOMAS BoYcE agent for the
Record in San Francisco. He can be found
at 81 Merchant street, and at room No g,
up stairs, Iror Building, northeast corner of
Montgomery and Washington streets.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

10 Our esteemed friend 10. Kirby leaves
on the steamer of the Goth for his old home
in Illinois. Jo. carries with him the best
wishes Of host of friends
Butte record., 1855-09-15
NOTICE.

Is her ~ given that | will apply to the
Boart - supervisors for Butte Co, ut their
next regular session for renewal Of my IL
censc for public Ferry across the Sacramento
river. 1T fchama [43t0 D. FINCH
Butte record., 1855-09-15

BIDwELL BRIDGE.---The abutments
for the Wire-supension Bride at Bidwell
are slowly progressing upward.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

OFFICIAL VoTE OF OhEcoN TERRI
ToRY.--The following is the corrected
oficial vote for Delegate TO Congress lor
Oregon Territory
Butte record., 1855-09-15

y i.'.'.>. FARGO 4 cos CALIFORNIA lA-
" RE~,-t,Api,5l SlooV1-PnBcipsl o1hos,, Is
-, =. \. ! AT rs Montgomery St san FRANCISCO
Butte record., 1855-09-15

DELEGATES TO CoNGRLss FOR WASH
INGToS TERRITORY. Pioneer ana
Democrat gives the ficial vote for the
Delegate to Congress
J Patton Anderson, Dem ).........o0s
William Strong. (Whig and K. NJ. 6s2
Butte record., 1855-09-15
Anderson's majority. 1925

The Legislature in Washington will
and-House, IA Democrats 10 IA OPP
position. In the Council the Democrats
have decided majority.
Butte record., 1855-09-15

C. ID MACY
Butte record., 1855-09-15

r. r. Low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-06
BY j. c. McGUIR nuc,,o,..,.


ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE. nv Cat
~ aiogue, OF elegant and costly Fancy Goods sut
aole ior monday Pres Hts, containing the latest he
s,g'!s ana novelties of European Art, housekeeping
cruces, &c.-On MONDAY morning, jim. g, is55
dl ~ CLOCK, and at In the evening at the stor.
room adjoining Harper's dry goods store, PennsyIva
ma avenue, between 9Th a. d 10th streets, shall
seii wiIhout reserve. an invoice oil Bohemian Glass
ware, from the Royal Manufactures of Prague ard
Vienn3, viz: ~
mantel Vases, PokaIs Boquet Holders, Gard Re-
ceivers, Pot POUR Jars, Fiacons, CoIoppes
uuihbiers, G0b.ets. ChamHagnes, Cfarets
wines, Spoon Holders, niger Bowls, VIM
a. Coolers, Fruit Bowls, We're deau Sets, &c.
Also, an invoice of heavy English aud French Crys
tai cut and Engraved Glassware viz: BE-
oantefs, Bowls, TumbIers, Gobiets, Cham
pashes, Clarets, Wines, &c.
Also, an invoice of French China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Mantel Vases, Coloenes, Baskets, Tete-
a-Tctcs, CGffees &c.
Also, an invoice of Bronze Figures Vases. Perfume
Stands, Candelabras, Ceupes, CandIesticks
Card Stands
Also, an invoice Of Rosewood Work Boxes. WHIT
ing Desks, Ladies' Reticules, Gentlen en- =
Dressing Case.
Also, an invoice of Lava and Antique Ware, Etrus
can glass, Sax China, Venice Glass, B:.cui,
China, SC.
The Goods will be open for exhibition on the
morning of the sale.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that amount a
c1eut sixty and ninety days, for notes SATISFACTORY
ly endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
jan i'll AuctiOneer.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Jan. &.

GEoRGETowN, Jan. 6, 1855.
The following gentlemen were elected last
night, by joint meeting Of our City Coun-
ellis, to complete the list Of Corporation ofa
GERS for the present year: Assistant Clerk,
Major VIM. jewell (; Judges of Election, Ed.
ward Chapman, chief, E. A. Gleason, Jno s.
Kidwell, Wm. MoGse, and George W. Beall ::
Police Magistrates, Henry Reaver and PAM
Stephens; Trustees of Poor, Samuel Mcknight.
John Bittinger and Henry NJ. Hurdle; Inspeo.
tor Fire Engines, Bennett Sewall; Wood Mea.
surers, James A. Burns and Horny Burrows
Sweep, Jno. Silence. After the joint meeting
adjourned, bill was passed directing the
clerk Of the Corporation to pay Hugh Hughes
the amount of his bill for constructing the
portions agreeable to the terms Of the con-
tract.
The Vigilant Fire Company have elected
the following officers: E s. Wright, president
w. s. Jones' vice president; W. A. Knowles
secretary; VIM. II. Eddes, treasurer; Anthony
Rodier, chief engineer; Henry Rodier captain
Of engine; John Fendley, captain OF suction;
John Foley, captain of hose; w. G Tanner,
keeper Of engine; L S. Wright, w. H. Edes,
d. Reaver, Jacob Ramsburg, S: Howard,
JOS. w. Marll. and G. II. Rodier, trustees Of
library. The company have resolved to give
a grand ball on tho 23d instant. at Forrest
Hall, for the benefit of the poor. The oompa.
ny also passed tLs ling resolution
RssotVed, That e..l. re member of this
company be required, under pain of expul-
sion, to furnish himself with proper uniform
on or before the first Thursday in fe ~
next and appear in the hall clad in t.
at the regular meeting, to be held on the -. ut
Of the above named day.
The weather, during the last day or so, has
been dark and gloomy. Very unfavorable to
all kinds Of out door business
Flour and Grain MarGst.-Flour $9.12as
1926, with an active demand Sales yester-
day OF 5000 bushels prime red wheat at 90.
Corn-No sales. Oats-No sales.
SPECTATOR.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING

u w. MUNDkE, Professor OF f,snciny at George
LIZ town College and Convent. bess lew 10
announces to tn public that IN c .nsecue Of
frequent dissnpointm nts, with ega, TO tbs o "a
plstiop OF the Few Hall he has DEAN eoups led 70
MAKE other arrsnger1en 8 His Second Quarter
will Commerce NJ Mr. Rsrnhsm's Hall, corner of Pa
av and llth ST., on TUESDAY, January "a, at 8
cccck IA. and on SATURDAY Morning at g.
for Ladies Misses and hasterS. Tues Law and FRI.
day nights st for gentlemen S~verai new Dances
and Sa It's that Lave never be introduced In
this city, will be taught.
All those wishing to participate In the many
bsasrifu dances preparation fsr his sisy Ball. are
rsque TED TO joia imme Fat L., rs his Glasses now
nur,tsr npsards Of l25 bupi's. wlioh will obi ee
him T. !iais tue Number his s.c,nd quarter
For fIrtbe: particulars plezss en- uire at kr J.
L. ELISA Mulic Gtore, Pa. avenue near Tenth st.
dec l4-e,fIa