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DROSPECTCs of THE TN.

DROSP 5 Of 7 II E n \. -
In snrovnc Br . yol.ne Of thl periodical ~ deern
e. essential 70 cal Ne attention o the readns public 10 tAs
esus IL nav upon their ate 1ion and pATOnASs
The Won ans L ant. movement having become one o. "
nueu m ot,sree ~ enlist almost every vaety OF character
AZ had 81 opinion has been deemed needts IN order that
correct history Of 10, progress might Be preserved io de
ara. :! hiay presented snd Es philosophy thorouEhy
treated tat hete shouts e periodical through which those
most deery Interested could hBvo uterAnee
PCcs p.pers those devoted TO special reforms as
.s Uu.a 70 present CEestio. involving mich OF trlth
.-ore which needs the fsrest the esaet saa care
ful e1sn-siior aid consideration.
THE UNA hGs been :ree z is character. admitting ar1ost
every variety Of opIon snd the treafnes CT sosi every
subject thai kit. with p-opety within its provinces
= t,es; rs.e and cscro Such win s conttnu q BE-
Ar Ssisnce Lter.,ure Ptiosophyboh 'Prtus and ns.1
rA-thc science Of Assocson the ResTs OF 90
eiev uayd Development VII each receive Aeis d..
share Of attention.
Our coutibuteu Few Of Who's. aau,s, We y-e. vii he
MY greeted By iesiers Tte.e.rs Ms DALI ~.
Z OAkES SMITH. Nh GAGE, Ms CHENEY,
(uow IN Persi Mrs PETER. ard LIZZIE LINN whose
story q Marriage the oniS Aeustye with the nrs
number Of The year AID quite worth the PIce Of the
yOrus.
Tts l.sness ieparsa; of the paper having passed into
ether h0rs with prospect PerHsnence fee ruea
cont IA pfessg rs clsn for srpptt snd attention.
TTENS. ONE DOLLAR Per annun Invariably u sdVaaee
Al huress letters shoud be addressed pos paid - ; C.
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All 1urcaiiors designed fog toe psHer should te I'D
dressed 70 PAULINAW DAVIS. Washington. D. {.
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CLOSING OF the BOOKS-ARE YOU =
~ AEABERi-An res-es wishing 70 become members Of
the COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION, IN order u
reeve heS sssAIires foT s and neAe Ia the GTear
Duo bciion, WI no tse N forwarding IS ms sahseu
psee the seth Of January.
Bor - person have o. the following Mszs
Bines fcT year. hIp.rs Punams kniskerbocser Blat
vooGs Grah.s Magazine o. At and Gcdeys Lsays pok
ard TIE Quarterly Reviews reprinted in NevYorh s1nbqrgh
Wt.tuir..r Lordou Ouuterly. and North British A.o
dawir. the Osna o Statue OF the Greek Slave Venus
6Gcbsnte Flos Hsbe &c de- together with Bone ssta
and several hundred magnificent OIL Paintings For fun
psrteuas lHrsts'ed Catalogue which sent Tree
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COSMOPOLITAN ART aud LITERARY AS
Closing OF THE BOOKS.
NEw OFFICE 0PLNED FOR RI CEProN o. AEHEERs At No.
PASTOR HoUsE.
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THE KNICKE RBOCKER ard ali the other rs Magazines for
1855 Each subscriber s constitu led member OF this
.ocstiou for the promotion of AIT and Literature and will
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SERVANTS.-It is the duty of families 10 call
- q; FERYE's Dsnsstie Aserey, No 81 p1.ees., oae
bloch seeye stHsrs and employ soGs Ct re mos de-
Re m
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de,1 M Arrangement, fr the eveun. Of the Ball The
hour regulations for eTases, Ac &C Wal
be published IN future Edv ertlsements 8,
The Board Managers requested 10 meet A. ne ~
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o'cIock. A fun ATTENDANCE is no.p. nssbie 49, -
JAS De PEfsIER OJDEN, Chi-man.
Fbw.nD : GOULD. Secretary.
TIVE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNULL BALL for
i the BENEFIT Of the NETWORK FIRE DEPART
MENT FUND vii take place the Academy Of Mrsie 18th
a. Oh MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, lsj5 Tickets may DO
procured from the Msnsfers
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Three rood Journ4 lie for 1855
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which govern Life and Health ~ year.
TIE PHBryoLoGICAL JoURyAI-Devotedt to Phre-
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form. Elevate aid improve Mankind 81 syesr
greater abundance of valuable information al uects
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TIE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN, containing Hint. TO
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ard Wild Fowl o AaeIcs BY Slshs Lewis, 81 ID wi;h
nearly leo Illustrations executed in the hghea' Aye Of the
att vol. 8vo.
NELLY BRACKEN . Tale Of Forty Tess Ago BY Anna
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Ma and December Tale Of Welded Life by Mrs Hub
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. yols limo cloth
Re,der the tale that relate
This lesson seems 10 carry,
Choose not alone proper mate,
But proper time 20 marry
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Fer sale by al Booksellers.
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NEW MUSIC.-Just published, the following
N choice Music BY the great composer THonss Bstsr
Cls.Dce" ballad with beautiful yisnste On ,itle PAGE
Sc HAPPINESS ballad. z5c They Tell Me Thy Heat
4. Chsrg.d' ballad Sc; Down By the Pebbly shore
duet sec Sparkling Polss' Sc RPiins Brook poE.
Ms1urbs &c Those purchAsng dollars worth OF Music
OF nv house during the month Of January viii be presented
with Ike snoun any Of the choice Publications from ny
extensive cAtso.ue and enty cent piece with VIC
rstte on the te-psEe eniited the ku.h Of Waters q
kevYea r for 1885 and have both purchase and I for
HoRAoE WATERS, Publisher No 5S1 Broadway.
YNHE MOST INTERESTING TOPIC NOW
i BEFORE THE WoRLDmTHE MtRRoR OF 81
NAsrOPoL and MAP OF THE bLACk SEA AND
CRInPl slowing the military position OF the siied forces
beslifal eoored sheet p 6y 81 inches price . cents
psrsr living the above insertion and ending
,ane 70 he publisher will receive Map free Of postage
A H. JOCELlN No. 81 Fqtor-s,.
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Sixteenth Ward Poor.-At meeting Of the citizens OF
the Sixteenth Ward held a. KnckerbocteI Hall Nednes
day evening, Sd inst, WASHINGTON r. NERMiLlE Wa
called to Chair and EDwASp L. CLaRA sPP0lates seeTs
tAry
The meeting resolved form Asecst for the relief Of
The poor and the following Gentlemen sppo.aied Com
,tse for the purpose OF collecting subscriptions ana max
the necessary arrangements ier csyins on the objects Of the
Association
AID. THOS. CHRiSTY. Chairman
wv. ". SNtru Treasurer.
EDWARD =. CLAIM, Secretary.
Alex W. BIsdford, J. ". Rsnney NJ. d. Thomss Dunl,P.
Wn.f. HNerneysr james Wsfreo trsnes Many.
W II. Church NJ d Samuel Hopper James T. Msnl'oa.
seih Tseker, j. N. Wells Norris htxer
y valley Nj D., Johr Bisscv, George Clark.
w knsey MD. John 0o-iu, jacob 5. Moore
m hnsted, JAMES Homer. II W. Hinlsy.
mm T. Wineidng w. Nermye z. II. Niilisms
~ Cushmsn, John Z. Brown, L0TeLro X. Moses.
Vim \. Hunt David NcNI..ter. levi. C;rerorv
Wsshinston Smith
rDw W. NERNlLYE. ChsrmAa.
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CECOND ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW OF
- the NATIONAL SOCIETY for the IMPROVEMENT

~ the NATIONAL SOCIETY for the lAfkON kNENI
OF DONE sTlC POULTRY. - ..
Nsarly $50 CASH PREMIUMS
Which will lie held during the week nom blONDAr Jsl 10
to SATURDAY, Jan q, 1865 inclusive. IN
BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM,
and VII include the exhibition Of Kinds of choice ana
costly foWs-Pts Fowls Ducks Geese Swans fAneJ Pseoas
God and Silver Phe1snts, &c.
The Annual Show OF this Society presented truly svr
psss1a collection able Poultry sud she MaaAKe de-
ieruned make the Second Annual show ALL more astfs
tine us on the vita PuPose the Society render
Universally popular pursuit hitherto Limited 10 The ypaey
Of ssiuIs AIc thus enccUfage every pos bic improve
in branch AL Industry Intimately associated
with de. of domestic enjoyment No Charge whatever
to competitors FOR the privilege q ENhbu. sPemeEs II
hbors limited free Food sn0 water provided foI al iowh
or exhibition and pescIs 70 feed them without expense 70 me
owner Fowls intended for exhibition ray be seat ATE! the
lCih Of JaIuGy viii BE- taken o. directed 70 ne
Poultry Committee. American Museum. New lox' AL
,pteinsis should srlys before the l6a OF January
Admission the National PoatTy Stow Including sl the At
trst CT tie NussGm and Lecture Room = cents; children
uuser 10 hsit pIee. open from A NJ, 70 10 I. NJ
r T. BARtCa,
Pr a.nt II ~ Nn,nnA Ponl.-s soceix.
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Noe ITO and az NASSAU 81.
V>uIRT l-FIFTH + III y L SA y ID
READY An ara.
Reutleuan who conf sssd that he bad no. read the
Vsvefy Novels time when public curiosity vas excited
his br.r creations sad that he owed the fact of his
OF the cas,nt evenings Of his life. At
rsIs even body him into
be a. describe 70 him the stately Flora hsc iyor
lie ssne ANY Robssrt IA. found himself Kpectedly
lion. II man who has not real
IDA MAY
NJ enjoy q similar Distinction Fer the popusrl Of
this auu Is readily the increase ana is se BIDS
.r 70 be limited only by the number OF the reading public
he Publisher. sL attention 10 the Tea notices appended.
from The EewYork Com Advertiser.
10 without exsggefsion Of the most powerful work
e fiction that yet emAnstef from Ame pea"
From The New Goik Thbuue.
The evil effects Of slavery treated Of rather ia
eidsntay directly and always without bttsrnss'. We
At the soulh oIebe rs2renston Of local custom. and
Tn. speuen. Of dialogue rendered with in
fte sphit ard eyiieGy obtained fsom personal Oh
,eTvGlion a. the South
From The Boston Atlas.
The Character Of fDA MAY 10 intsinscally ey
or.te 90 true itself hrou, hout the tale and that
enIey wins interested and sfeeronate
psfhy hardly re,lze she Is OF
ntsis scqaainaHees rather tran an IDEAL creation Of
Fnm TIE New Haven Journal and Courer.
We lave read ais box with intense interest The
citing ,ubIeois upoa which Il bears i enough 70 the
attention But the exrsordnsy literary AGILITY which IS
dpsyed-the complicated ard well constructed plot Of the
orvthe beautiful descriptions Of s:eneythe vel frtSn
clutster-the strong blows which dea assin the in
u,ce ,nt wrong. OF slavery will chain the attention Of the
reader Until he has finished the last PAGE
PHILLIPS SAMPSON Co,
Bofon.
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forces, Carriages, &c.

torses, Qarrid9es, &c.
HORSES-A Farmer on Long Island will
keep four or FIVE HoI... until spunt At - month
Apply 10 HOAB t sWEZEY Co No 10 Soatbst
NITLES.-FOr sale, IL splendid MULES, from
Vl u to 10 hands bigh-all young Apply to
4. EDJAR HUNT, Clslksyille Depot,
4. X. r. OF New Jcrsey
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OF MUSIC,

Conner OF ITTlDg pace and roprIetn'h HOO -.
On THUR DAY EVENLY January II, 49,
Nv Madame GRI3I and ssnor MARIO, .idsd By siEn9-I
DOEOVANI ard signor BADlALI sCSlSl, fABhl "a
TORI. and sALABERT sisDor ARDITI, Conductor 60
sfun OIcherre and Chorus.
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PR o q X 4 " n Z

PROGRA MNE.
Over,ur.-" Martha By the Or-hss.rs Flotow.
~ Etn,pi sIxnoras DonovsSi........... Verdi,
3. DUetinO-"T OrnsIni dir che m Ami from the
Orers Of" Don Pssquae" Madame GTisi snd ....,
~ Fra,ns sispor sS.in........... veidL
"isp No7@," Msdsme Grisi ............... Beni
D. nom 80. viiIe,1 si,nor F,brestod Verdi
= Onari.tio-' A t. Csra"-fjom the Open OF
- Puritani" Madame Grisi, sisnor Mario, - -
signor SUsni and sslabert. BENIN
g. Overture" Semlfsmite" by the OTchestrs... RosnL
" Covs5i sjanor observation-disclosures. Mozart
w. Of n B.rbier." sispor BsesH.......... Rossini
" Pnyitspi Madame Grisl..................... Bein
Don Pa,usieS ssnor M.r1..m........... Donllet,
H. Pregbitrs-'i Piets di fsli tuoi frog Mose IN
Esitto Madame Grisi, Sisnor Mario Sisno-
rina DonovsDi sisnori Bsoisli, susini Fabrics
toni SAlstert and Chorus. hnssin
Concucfor oslor @1 IN Nor
Phce Of admission to al pats Of lie house TWO Dull
No seats reserved .rcer, in the boxes Tie boxes vii be
sod suction TUESDAY oh inst a. y oelocs BY H.
4 G. W FOSTER, sttheir Saeuoom, no. Il BTosdst
Doors open al o'clock Performance % commence at u
Tictets msy he procured Of Mears William Hal Sons
No $50 Erosdway Van Eor1en Kins No. - Val ST. G.
Breusing No. 7ol BIoadway SchsrfenbeIg Luis No ~
Brosdway the booa stores of Messrs j Appleton Co.
No $40 broadway; Roe LOCKWOOD SON No III Broadway
ind Samuel Rayuor No. ~ Boweryj at DelmOnco Aston
81 Eichosi metropolitan New YORK, Union Place and Cl.r
Hotes and ct the ce Of Academy on the evening
of performance. CHARLES VI. LEUPP. Chairman.
QcnEN UaccFRTY. Scc'y JONI r. WILLIAMS Treas.
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TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURyAI-Devoted 70 Phre-
noo alton and ell those cG.cl1ted 20 Re
form Elevate AID improve Mankind. q year
I'VE know Of no American Perodicsi which presents
abundance of valuable information al scts
lspe to human progress and welfare" N T. Tribune
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nUBUQUE TRIBUNE-The Official Paper Of
~ the City This OF. of the Oldest and most ~cely c-
sulated Eevs2spe1 Iowa S.vforI ueEca.s. .he otns
sssppi vii DO well send their Asverrisecenu 70 EhE
DUBCQUE TRIBUNE, which . issaed D.iy, "eesy sre
Tn eeiy already erye edTsftsars psi.o1
sse, vii Be sea- By reference 70 liz ee.an1
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4mn5fmfnt6.

yTHE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
10 tire Public mail ehsrfe until fsrtheI notice Most
The P.iDtiDgs and slstusry still OF exhibition.
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cash MI 5 l G 5 I o K Z

- sUsIc PRICE.
WILLIAM HALL son,
Ne. 50 Broadway opposite the PAra)
Have decided reduce the price Of their entire Csaok1e and
sroe. Of Copyright hs.ie Of one bali 10
fsfzer prce. IL order Afford this reduction obliged
10 scop the Cash syeu and believe that friends and
TIE Tlbc generally VII be better served hAa hereto
toe rs t sdtsTerce 10 his principle In resalstinz our
prccs 1dopted Nstlsns Currency and nave,
fer IS possible, ale the price, in decinalh
The prce Al be Usfked On every piece OF Muse Inc
Ecn Copyrights thus" Reduced pree, = cents and ne
Copyshs thus" Copyright = cents" AL the Non-Copy
rst Music printed previous tbs vii b sold
.. oueh.li the cd prices
reduction Will be made o. distraction Books to
the study Of Music has become 80 e'sent. branch Of
education reduction IN tue prce Of sheet hnne n been
demanded By the public have do1b that the psn
have scOpted vii increase sses urenLe Warsan' -
IN esiTyifg out our enterprise 10 ds fullest extent
Our Csalo.re Already c0nss the wozs OF The oer Faro
pesn Authors aud vii continue 70 reprint such ~ nay
hereafter Be ylbshed-sl Of Which WI be soc a. ss 1Asa
one-Laf tee prices II the fore rn cOp.es
evil he manufacture Of Piano o-tes, G1i.sr
Flutes &c, and The importation OF every sEieie o.
kGea meIchsldse AID vii SCI ior easn only ~ CREAMY
reduced pEices
OIeeu m pert Of the country inelcsin: he money
vii be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
NM. BALL L son, No. c3s B.oais.y,
H.L
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TIE WATER CURE JOURNAL-Devo'ed 70 Hyiropa'hy,
It's Piiosopy az Practice; TO Physiology aud Anatomy;
Detics Exercise Occupation Anu,ements and those s
which govern Life and H. alih. 81 year
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MILLER, ORION & MULLIGAN, PUB
WI LrsHrRs Aususs AID BUFFALO. n Y. publish
SOLOMON NokTHUP, = 90 sold; THREE ms JCD W,
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SISTAkT c3.oee; YOuATT ON TEE HORSE, 81 900 An
szregste WORKS only Of IS 0o And large vaiey
OF POPULAR WORKS,
embracing History, Biorsphy Narratives AID fn's, NJ,
culture Temperance Theology BOOKS fo the f0ans boss
Standard Poetry Law and sehool Boots lie, a.
Liberal discounts 20 Bootsel,en sns T-,veinf Aftrn
IN psrt;sUisy; frrs.stss CT ,vF -esret " 'es'e
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G R A N p p, III. S 6 @ Of \ c I Il
TIE POOR OF The CITY or NETWORK,
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Cost an0 (onno.

DREAST-FTN LObT.-S3 RENAI VIII De-
ID paid the recovery Of SCROLL PIN Lost In Avenue
u or Columbia between % and Grand Apply TO JOHN
KELSEY. No. IS Avenue ID.
CtIn REWARD will be paid TO any one who
- ~ will return WOLF ROBE which srOLEA
from my c.nisss while standing 10 near, ard o.
TomI tbssquare. this evening sbout o'clock Sad Robe
ght colorod heads ard tails lining red ground and
bscl mall figured; in lining aye Of the skn
c. JOHNS, No 600 Hous.sB-st-
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,, ..aie,. al Mechnnics a nd IRA .men ri. oI

me ~ Of kewIOk The annual meeting ioi me sletn
~ officers of the Society for the ensuing yea WI be heid
n.eb.ntc.s Hall No az Broadway on ICb 'DAi' tooty
The VII iD'N VIM VAN NORDET, Secretary.
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-pedfoyd Iectures.-On TUESDAY Evening next,
lamar, o. a. o'olJk JOHN O. SAKE, Esq, VII deliver
s.sr, Al Poem. TIE MONEY KING, 10 the Centrs Con
s.ons Church the OF Fulton and CIAsoo avs
I...llxn AdmiiiAnce . cent?.
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VX7ALLACKs TIIEATER.-Doors open at 81 :;

w curtain rises of Il Admission-Dres Circle and Par.
ouet 50 cents Second Ter q cents Private Boxes 81 and
II. Orchestra Stale S THIS EVENING viii be presented
~ CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH.
VheovDt de Lgny. Mr. Lester kstyn.....Ars Stephens
TIE SISTERS.
Mons De Mr.. Blake Therese.... Ma. R.o,.u
finest Bridoux.. MI Lester Bsroness.... - " '''
To conclude with TIE NEW fO0TMAN
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- ~rw WORK. TRIBUNE

,,,oprrh OREGON sVo sANDNlLb
pes on tbs oepaYtrre Of each Man Steamer
uilfps,s :. N 20 per snnum siDsie copies Six Ceoo
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VI opposite Bond Price Of admission 70 Boxes. 30 cents
"a Family Ccle Is cents Doors open 6 o'clock curtain
rises At O'clock THIS EVENING Jan. g. Second Night Of
engagement OF r. SANDS cos ceie ,rsed AID unTvaed
EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
consisting Of American. German French and Italian artists,
After which - -
THE BELL RINGER OF BOSTON.
N,,,he,, s'o,rsD Mr. Eddy Mary Morgn Mrs Jones
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DOWERY THEATER-Proprietor and Mana
ID ger, J. P. WALDRONi stsge Manager, R0Br JONES.
Prices az admission: Boxes &c Pit he; Gallery, RE
THIS EVENING will be performed ROB ROY MACGRE-
COR; Rob Roy, Mr.. Grsttsn Dawson To conclude with
LOChINVAR; LoehiIyaIs steed BY lngomsr
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yo.Iga0c.rnsa.s &C. esh M.d sisssI 5s
psinsh.s .sssm' ,sssse ns.9ded Single copies si1
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49, n he second story Of their Hall No l43 Nes; 10th
=. kctrss, BY Mr. MACLEAN, Inhhsher Of The New
" 0,s,r. II { ULJSS and others The Temperance com
nit, centrally The bos Of Temperance Ass,cla
.,.. ly are invited 10 sitend with theii iamies Oood
e,.,,s 81 peeisd Admission free.
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WANTED-A second hand HYDRAULIC
w PRESS Of $50 to 800 TINS pressure. Address Boz No
667 New York Post Office.
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HEAL Eh.-t DhInbeTh-st.--Dlts i
ID Circle and Paquet so cents Family Circle Second Tier
. cents; Oroheta Chains Private Boxes - each Door
on,u n, and commence at o'clock1ifls Nv ENlNG,
PRIDE SHALL HAVE FALL -
Count Ventoso Burton Count IS Nentoso MS huE e
Nicforia Niles Annie Lee Lecnoa.......AlI Bufioi
Captain Lorenzo. Mr. fisle1 tofIent. Joda
sOPHiA'S SUPPER.
Waln Eirga IOl MARY Anne WIS Nccafthl