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KEY TO DR.. JoHNsoN's PHILOSOPHICAL CHARTS
This Key with the charts on a reduced scale, is
published in a NAL volume of 60 pages. The
charts are simply small diagrams, Illustrating the
principles of natural philosophy in some of its
popular forms, while the key explains briefly the
use Vt the various figures. The work cannot fail
to be a great aid to those teachers who are not
well supplied with apparatus. Professor Silliman
says of this work:
'To teachers without apparatus, they must be an
invaluable acquisition, and a very useful ore to
those who have the Instruments"
Fifty cents, sent by mail to a. Ranney, 19j,
Broadway, N. Y, will secure a copy.
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LECT ES
ON ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY

DR.. X. G. THOMAS will commence a course of
SIX POPULAR and Four PRIVATE LECTURES on the
above subjects on Monday evening, June 80, SO
at y o'clock.
Admittance to Popular Lectures 124 cts. each.
Private Lectures to Ladies on Thursday and Satur-
day, July 3d,-5th, to Gentlemen on Thursday and
Friday, July "a, i%nst's., at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
Admittancc % cts. 70 the course $l,00.
Tickets at Book, and Uorncr's stores.
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Botanic Mlc0ifine.

MONS TREET S1LEW ONO.
MRS. C. L.. CHURCH, takes this method Of
informing her friends, and the public, that she has
permanently located on the North side of IIigh-st.,
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st, where
she intends keeping a general assortment of DO
TANIC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her
self and warranted free of all deleterious sub
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10, 1856.
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PICTURES ON A

Our friend JAMES BOONE is still taking AM
B~ROTIPES, dc, ut his old stand, in johnson &
lIorner's building.
lie has succeeded in doing away with the dark
and smutty appearance often given to them by 9th
er operators. "JEEMS" understands his business.
Call and examine his pictures
May 3. 1856.
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THE PITTSBURGH CONFERENCE of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, closed its session in this place,
on Wednesday last, We understand the subjec. Of
Slavery was referred to a Committee, but VIC have
been unable to learn Of any action by tho Confer
ence on the subject. At all events it managed TO
avoid any excitement on the question.
Next week We shall devote considerable space
to tie action of the General Conference on this
subject, which for several weeks We have been de-
Eerrinp.
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ENOS L. WOODS s. co.
Steam Gn9ine Builders,

ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, ONO.
Engines of the best patterns built TO order, on
very reasonable terms.
June p, lS56.-ly.
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PROSECUTION OF RUMSELLERS.

The agitation on the liquor question in Salem
still continues. Some two weeks since a Vigilance
Committee was appointed by the citizens to collect
the necessary evidence and conduct prosecutions
against the venders. With p~raiseworthy industry
they have conducted the business committee to
them. The Proprietors of tho Farquhar House,
after standing two prosecutions, and being bound
over TO Court Cor trial on both, proposed to cease
the sale, and give their liquors on hand into the
hands of some persSn mutually selected by them
and the citizens, who should dispose Of it for law
full purposes, provided that while they thus alb
stained from the sale or giving away of the article
on their premises, no nero suits should be brought
against them fer past ~ofeaceg; and this (Wednes-
day. evening, the people assemble to hear the re-
port of their Committee and take such further ac-
ton as they may deem necessary in the pre@ises.
VS. hope there will be no abatement Of their zeal
and energy till the work is accomplished and the
traffic suppressed in Salem. We are informed by
a member Of the Committee, that Liquor is sold a;
the Franklin House, at the West end of town, and
also at Belts Mineral Water Establishment, and
at letters Grocery, though, as yet, no prosecutions
have been commenced against these offenders. We
ere sure the Committee will prove no respoctors OF
persons.
TIE WeMEE MovING.-Tho women OF Northern
Illinois held a Convention at Chicago on the 10th
ult., and organized an association for the relief
Of the sufferers ip Kansas, especially for the wo'
men aud children. Mrs, Tracy Cutler has been III
Ohio collecting funds for sbis Object.
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RArIrIED.-Tho Atchison and Stringfellow he
roes in Kansas, have put themselves right on the
Bucanier Platform. They have held ratification
meeting and expressed with their accustomed en-
thusiasm their entire approval of tho Cincinnati
platform and its nominees.
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PROGRESSIVE FRIENDs.-Ne have received n
copy of the proceedings of the Pennsylvania Year
.ly Meeting of Progressive Friends. 1t contains
several valuable reports on important topics of re-
form. 1t should be widely circulrted.
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LINES
BY FRANCIS d. GAGE.

On reading the account Of the Purchase Of a Stare
in Plymouth Church., Brooklym, N. Y.
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Groferfrs

Ever offered in the town of Salem. We would say
to all that we can supply them with Tea, from "A
to IS cts; Coffee, II cts; good Sugar, as cheap as
the cheapest; Molasses, Honey Syrup, Rice, good
Raisins (ot different kindsli Figs, Oranges, Lem
ons, Nuts, Candies, ground and unground Spices.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Fish, of different kinds, Candles, Soaps, Buckets,
Tubs, Baskets, WasAboards, Baking Soda, Cream
Tartar, Olive Oil, Pepper Sauce, and a variety Of
other articles too numerous to mention,
BSg@ All the above will be sold at the lowest. liy-
ing profit. Please call and examine our stock.
RsB"All spices ground by the subscriber are
warranted pure. j. DEMING & Co.
May 10, 1855.
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j. DEMING & CO..

Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Dealers
Would inform their customers in town and vicini.
ty, that they have returned from Philadelphia, and
are receiving the best stock Of
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SUICIDE TAXING ARsESo--Coroner O.
Ii1ed 70 hold an inquest ~ = ,hs
body Of me- 40 AKIN s"'o' -,...
s4Med Vim. Little, who committed saicoo
~ NEE dose Of arsenic. the deceased, II sppea'ea'
been out OF employ ment for some tune psst ana us
family suffered severely consequence rnts
weighed heavily upon the mind OF Mr. Little, aad .vuue
under the impulse OF despair he procured quantity o.
Tssblo from o drugsat end swallowed tie same THIS
occurred TUESDAY night sir 90 which time he fingered
all bic troubles tho deceased had wife and four Gull.
dYer who depeucant upou the cold charity Of
the world for and comfort Hr. Little was ma
tive OF New YORK and was 80 years or age.
sui1px by TAXING IAupASus. Coroner Connery held
IN nquest yesterday 1t No. lei Mercer street. upon the
body OF . young woman about nineteen years OF age,
nsmtd Jane rooney alias Julia Seton, who conmisei
sriode by taking dose or lsudandm. TIE deceased u
and wss witbsl . woman OF Incorporate habits. rhis
dsoue OF life rendered hsr melancholy at times
when she would weeD bitterly and wish for dfatn W
come and relieve her OF all her miseres While In one
OF there fits OF despondepcy she purchased quantity OF
lsudsnum, and on Wednesday nigh, committed sell
. Death by suicide" Deceased was q native OF this
State.
FROZEN 10 DkAlH An inquest was also held by Ooro
ner Conery upon the body Of an unkr own man, about
sixty years sge who found frozen 10 death at the
foot OF Charles street The deceased supposed, was
enreavopg to obtain nights lodging some bales or
deprived him Of NE The jury rendered verdict o
Accidental cestb 10 this For description OF do
ctaxed would refer MI parties interested 70 the clerk
Of the Coroners Office, at 81 Chambers street.
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Discharge OF the Label against the SLAYER
Panchita.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Juoge Belts.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
before Hon. Ju6ge Belts.
Dc Js--Ths rriisd Ssa,et ~. A< 3ayl Panckfa de-
Tho parties being anxious for decision OF this case
rendered yesterday, though the opinion having
been written out In ru has not jet been aei rhe de-
cison q the Com, uron The various points a. fcowa
BrrIs, J-The orrge upcn whlch oonoscAtioa OF the
vessel sought thai che lifted out and en- plovod
In The slave usde, violation os section OF he &C, OF
Arrn 20, lsls The evidence offered 70 supper, he
j. m the testimony Of Andrew J. Brewer AID rraDc.s
A. hoxsr asi AId second mates Of Inc vessel Who tss
tiy 10 declarations u lo master THIS ali The diret
and positive evidence ofNrdsd eliminating the vessel.
sarse,sg ,hsm S.npsisr, win.sses .ei.her Of
rIon sisying voyage Of biz krowledgc, or II on in
formation even him by the supercsrro Their
nr@lrg the aupefcAgc "a and That would thor be
discover b. mo papers on him that tho
poyed N NE slave usdo. This 10 no legal elimination
q he ship ny the sfss,sDce Of The mass~
3. The ndroc eveeuce resulting from the kind Of lad
are Just a. ocmrssbls wish an innocent as an oga voy
ase ard DO nc, accordingly. amount 70 prsof Of any
criminal purpose N her despatch.
g. The rspefs found upon me supercaygo contain no
evidence affecting him personsly the ownerS or va.
eel Tbey fola,e 70 other subjects and other parties
pcss 81 these brd p@ss, can be- made evidence aenins.
rbu vesssi. mid. proof supplied showing their
ss,.,tots IL his csarsceT rI.b ire psrs,e, Who en-
trclea Os adventure.
No general rumor suspicion that individuals have
poyac vessels equipped asd laden tas ops u in
slsvs voyages suce Mt In law TO convict the vcsse OF
the oenoc uness s supported by proof thai she was
actuay erFsged On the occasion in unlawful enter.
prise Z such report even fame that indi.
vdrs pursued ,hst business eecrgh TO require them 70
give proof Of her innocence, unless facts given In
proof terdipv 10 Hn o'cats them Ia criminal acts.
Z. TIE testimony IN this Ii clear that an honest
trade or business SO very large value u carried on be-
tween the Nred Sses and the OF Africa in yaesel~
q u size tnd eqSipatnt and with Ike iacng with this
one; and eo that tie ports and places to which sns
vas 6cstiped we're places OF lawful trade and that The
slave trade there prohibited by the laws Of Portugal
IN my Judgment the charge against toe vessel L pox
established BY legal proof ~ therefore ordered tina,
the libel be diimpsei and hnt the vessel and cargo ~
discharged from custody. The declarations Of the uss,er
OF tho vessel, made known 10 he prosecuting ofoers
afforded probable cause for exhibiting this Information
10 accordingly ordered that certificate OF probable
cause b. given In the case.
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CsrediRn brardB vCYc In Agbt demand, tno eaes con-
fined 10 about 200 bb~ at tfe above pfkes southern
brands gooi Tcquost ssd The ssl sast,cns here
and 10 arrive embraced about ooo 5000 bbls. u
changed prices sale. Of leo obs. OF ~ ncur were made
al o. 90 - 6a. Corn meal quiet ct SO SIX for
Jersey, and - rs - ~ ~ fsr brandy vino whestme
msiet was quito firm and aCict Tne,ses vero oonsosd
10 shous Geo 10 COO bushels geo npoa red Al ST 60
soubsrn white vas 81 10: Western whfe and red MIXED
o. 81 o.. and white do at ~ 70 There vas vcry hale
choice Canada white IN market and TIA sod a~ove the
Views Of buyers. souhern While CONTINUES V arrive IN
small lots Corn was rather more artve with saics Of
about je,Coo bushels, including western mixed from
store, 81 &c. tic. 10 T3c delivered: Southern yesw
and willie were quiet and prices uachanzcd. Rye-SAes
I2c6 do sooI Ncrsern al sfc Oa,s we've In moderate
rsques, ~ 40. ssc. for stste, and ssc. scc. Tor
CorrKr The market was quie; With ssl.s Of 100 bsys
hsrscaioo Of i2o. allkc; RIO rsnTed rom ec a10kc.
CoIIcs.-rbc maize, rS Amer and more active.
Tie sahs embraced abort 900 tsics ci,srs at about
&C. advance We quote miiciirg uyianes n l2s.c
and New o. i<sps &c. at ffc.
Fsrcurs ccutinucd slack and engsser snts light.
About 10000 80 ooo bushels OF grain taken for
Liverpool in hus Al ID. ga. and IN tags at nd. !;
about 1000 $500 bsb. lcur, at Ia. pd zee 800
don stoc bib. we're engaged, Il "a si loco bos oil
cake u n 81, Grain poEnirsj, and 2o.o were
taken Of ~ Rates 10 fIavrc were unchanged. To
Glasgow, acur vas as Cd a., AID srsia norsinsi
NAVAL SfOna--Osing " saser frcighis there WIS q
better rlsry Tor 'Iirs iurrsbNrs sacs q about 80
bbls made a ~ &c ai ten days time. Afterwards
soId a. age GO days inorcs aided; ~ocst Coz IN sbip
ping order o. &c, cl'h $50 DO At scc. on dsys' IN
tsfcss eaied ard 100 do ., tsc cash Crude held
:, Sc &c rtrgs lbs Common rc~ln vas dsi.
pso,Hioss - ori-The market VI. arnsr, with sale.
o. about 600 bbls. Including o. sie i2ls and
AZ $40 t2x. Beef aontibcod firm, With ssles
Of about AGO Ibis at 90 IS 80 fer country prime;
rev mess DO at 50 70 fft IS and rsyackcd western
and Chicago n sis 25 a STA IS Bscco vns In roos De.
maud and within two three days the salee hsvs en-
traced abou, 10 GOO eco boscs ,cng sdd rfbs IA
At CSC and lore bonee.s 90. n 1oI,o., part to ~.
rive. Cai meats steady, with ssses cf 100 pAcarc~
poied d 30. tor shoulders. Batter Asd cheese we're
urokaneed.
sveans The sales embraced about eco 500 hhds,
ircludirg Cuba muscovado Mssso. y sXc. exc, and
100 boxes n %.
wnsKSr-rherc was rome Hrme~ sclnr and Aoiders
nked 3lc., while taes o. leo 20 bbis. we've made n
Zoe
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BrYs-LS Fonr.-On THURSDAY Dec. IL, In the city OF
Brooklyn, by the Rev. N Smith ., the residence Of
the BRIDES hther T. BuYs to ELIZA In Foa1, only
daughter OF Edward 10 Fort, all OF 81 ooklyn.
DB SuvKn-WnuAns.-At New Rochelle, on Tuesday,
Dec. To- BY the Row. X. u. Morgan, FRANK suvBl al
Philadelphia 70 Miss ArrARsrA, daughter OF Csps. b. b.
Williams.
RISH-snoSsoH. Wednesday, Dec. Il, o. 81.
Pauls church. Cnuetop, Staten h,sad, BY the Rev.
ChaEes Mason, FRANCISCO hsscu " ANNA g., caush-
ter Of J. D. Smonscr, Eco, OF tnat place.
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Singing for the poor-A Grand Amateur
Concert In n Fifth Avenue Church.

Every year there are always . certain number Of
ys'ng ladies aud gentlemen who snxeus 70 sing In
Yoslc without losing their social position 90 they get
vp fsshionsts concert by amateurs "ior charitable
psrrosesn 10 which many Of the vulgar hsrd n arc
Wiling invest dollar each admitted Tho lates,
sAS cf tho hind came on last evening, In accordance
WIN he following programme
egxxD IrsJEup ooscKr GIvsS ~ TIE Rlrrnr
oarECH, cyssKR rzIsIY sTRxxr FFTH AVE-
upE, 1IUssDsy INNING. Is, 1890, MONT
o'osoCx, uspsz PARSONAGE fSvsalI IAptss -
Pso,KEs 10 m psyosED laIAnIE Ivkrcns
fSTxrs BCLLxk Kkcs
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The operating expenses In there chlcnlaipnf yul
down At shou, IS PEI cert 10 the osmpary's report,
dated July l. 1859 page q ifsTresidsni says--Tas sx
rtrses of operating The road kecprg In rcpai- &c dur
Ing The past two cars, re loss han 30 per cent
Of iu gTcrs earnngsn I'm cost 10 per cent when tho
read and equipment wcro rev and In coed order mus,
cos. moro now afsr two years Instead Of that 40
ccFdlrg 10 The oleia eslinste has been since July
about IL per cent less Ia the rcpcr. referred TO- rage
ibe President say, The eonpsny have been enabled not
Only 70 keep The capital sock and bonds within the nis
sa,;sd viz 80 900 COO but 10 bold $4,000 OF their
ovn stock In leu Of The earnings thus sppropraied.D
Tse extra dividend jest declared, Of i7k per cent,
amounts TO the sum or ssoo,oeo. This vim no
culy absorb the $4,000 OF the company's own
stock bu, ibcrcsse the capital snd debt ssss, 900
beyccd the ssshorIzed links. The surplus reported
has rot, ~ we can lind, been appropriated 70 the
reduction OF the funded debt Of the company. The
new e,scs much sddcd 10 The capiisl urca which
the usual dividend must be paid in April nsxt rhs
company have moi only issued I2k per cent more stock
but Inc divdend commences three months before sho
daie Of issue The stock ~ well ~ the Old, draw,
lis dividend from October TO- 1855 We understand TIA.
several holders OF convertible bonds intend making an
pfcaon for Injunction 10 restrain The mauaeemcr, Of
the Rock Island Railroad Company from issuing stock for
this dividend, upon the ground hst their rights and prv
les~ have been infrinssd not wholly destroyed The
convertible feature In The bonds which, at the time ~
sue gave thema creator market value has by the recen,
extra dvidend been seriously Injured 70 say the least
In the case OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the bond
holders prevented the directors from m,kng the extra
dyideud In stock, . contemplated; but 30 ~ no, 70 DO
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At the second board the market for stocks
shade or so lower. New York Central fell of u per
cent; La Crosse and Milwaukee, n. Gaena and Chicago
advanced per cent; Illinois Central, y
The dividend Of twelve and half per cent aook to the
shareholders or the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Company does not appear 10 satisfy the old fashioned
holders. They look upon as expedient got up on
purpose and particularly TO facilitate the speculative
cornering operations against tho great defunct bear
They would have been better satisfied with the usual
cash dividend Of nvo per cent SENT annually and any
cees on that laid aside 10 subserve future nccexs
ues. The modern principle, Of which that divi
dend type ard which is also in tho efforts Of the
directors must sooner later explode the whole railroad
system.
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organ ssss must no spoiled by attempts 70 initiate the
Gicks Of p<fN artists
That 70 about ali, EXCEPT that the concert was
very slow Affair." and that would rather give I'VE DOL
any respt cabe charitable institution Ia 10 ne1
Il again. We hope that the poor will make sonelhW
from the suoehgs Of se audience, whivH N5rS severe
eyen for hardened sinnfrs
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have nearly run out dscoyerec while he Faas Indies
cortap for corsumpucn bron Shifts csughs colds ar4
teneral c.hiry The remedy discovered BY hun When
bic only thida dsuphterwas given die. Wishing 10 a.
o. much rcod possible be vii send 20 such Of his acte
fellow beings rtquex. this retiFe fu directions
making and successfully using H. he requires appb.
cant 10 inclosc him shilling three returned
postage the recipe end the rear der 10 be applied 20 @
Payment Of this advertisement Address III. n. JANE
Jersey Civ. New Jersey
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fAtsx ALsRMs-The Aarm OF fire during yesterday a.
ternoor In the third and Seventh districts was caused
By fre occurring at No II wbito street. rear part or
bakery keps by Ms. g. Ia.our Damage 10 The oaiidng
sboDt SO. Insured In tho Irving Insurance Company.
The other alarm came from junk shop OF james Lynch,
No lG7 Broad street Tho Gre discovered smongst
scno Cotton waste. No damage OF Consequence.
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Nspubnean Hall and Festival at the Aea-
eIcsnv Of music.

Rspubnean Ban and Festival At the Aea-
denny OF Music.
TheYe wss . grand ball and festival neo -
ne Academy OF Music last night was got up ~ 'ne
Young Mens Republican Committee, In oommemorsnon
sa the recent riumphs Of that party In this and ne No"
nssispd States.
Al the head Of the lis. OF managers annoanced 10 sne
bs stood the Of john A. King, Governor eiecs OF
sh State This scion Of the respected old gentleman wss
there ~ the Of the blood OF the Kegs
OF th.pary whose triumph In New York and the New
Tpaland States was being comnemorstsd. He seemed
proud Of HIS two fold representative cap 'cty, and
Rr lopg time the laughing and chatting centre Of circle
Of social aud POLITICAL acquaintance.
The Yest Of the msnsg someorty 10 NUMBER
ssnposed OF editors, lawyers judges politicians tempe
eciui stump speakers and others had got
she credit Of having and imagined they hal doue the
republican good service Ia the last campaign.
Ncke;s Of Admission for gentleman and LADY sold
~ the mode's ate Bgure OF two dollars, and sddi-
uonsl uducemsn. It was announced that the proaz,
any there sbould be- would be given Kansas fand
ye'y convenient fund.- according to all accounts for
nc itatng speculsoDs and invetmanIs in real estate
NE rer,oy For our part We were Of compel cd 70
1iso1 accompanied 0y circular, OF which the follow
ng Is COPY
The Young Mems Republican General Committee solicit the
Issse@i Of Music on hurdss evening Dsse@ser is
ihe committee have received many promi-
sns aesss TIE and statesmen elect WITH the
ss Il, nssie for free territory 'aA'' = ''
Gel Fismoa and have accepted an invitation to be
she com.i,tee win be greatly aided in making their
bel. asespsnee q lbs nsnaons oe'' ~ answer
Phase address r. g. Young Secretary 80 Nassau street.
5 3' a.s s51hh 4 4 s DHsGY..
me Academy of Mo.ic with the parquette aoored
sage lifted up tent in slluson 70 the celebrated
Rocky Mountain test. There were two full bands In
Ss are v" as '1a css nun mu
psogramnes'-
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand March Mniiary Sand Hartman.
Overture 2isssns. 20 sfa Fremont row,ew
xsoturne Midsummsr NIGHTS Dream". .xendelss.hn.
Issaa he Young asn
Waits and Introduction, Il Dream
Orchestra. : D0a"0rn
Csvatna. Gsm 'Esbueco, Verdi
T. salop. Thames funnel .Kuhner
Military Band.
. overture, Tampa ;.;.........".......H Harold
> seena and Aria, from ii TTovaore"
sefsre.."...'. Verdi
a.. Dedicaed to governor John A. King
PROGRAMME pAssAsrE
March, EiaradoH 'o'a's'
March, The Advance ieA'c''
euadrille. rrovatore.
March, "La Favora.n
Iofa.........;:. Tiger.
March. Koenigsn
D. euadrlle :.....vox Popun.
March, Echo OF Luzerne.n
6 Psfs, Mazourka and Esmeraida wladIslcwsr.
March, :" Etoiie du Nord.n
81
March Der Taunhauser"
schotsche and Va Dove
March, Crystal Palace
Qussrille. .Terpsichore.
March "Fropheie.p
March, Ii Irovaore =
March aGrand Goncer.u
IA Trumpet
March, " rih nolo.n
March, FEST Poionase y
IA SslotIGche and Polka Ferle More
March, " Hoch yom Dochteinn
March, "Teutona Polka"
o. VIII ainia Reel.
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A. about ten O'Clock there were probably some lvo
hGrdred persons present The room extremely
eoid shhor gu said that the furnaces fail
hNst The ball was operet by the appoayAoce on the
hoor Of Colonel and Mrs Fremont, accompan Cd by .
ncnbtr OF friends. The dancing then com1,onced. but
che uUlonei did not participate in t. Tue end OF tue
where lie stood was rrowded with politicians and
Celebrities. among them Gov krg, Preston King,
TAsrt Gov. Patterson, Col James OF Wisconsin, and
others. When Mr.. aud hu. y. subsequently promenaded
ahc room the audience ard greetee them heartily
Tnerc was suoper at hall past eleven AMI fpast
twelve, and dancing until lar In the ofnng On the
whole II was n very piesssnt asscmbiagc.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1HrrsDAY, Dec lS-b Pm.
AslJs Sales Of 80 tblr pots made q Txc Pearls
were nominal at &c. q
RRFAns1t ~ -Fiaur--The rarke, without chsnge
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DisslPATED DFaAuCnts. MALTREATED MERCY
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