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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

I n 7 UhCU A-NCE UI III UIutI VI HU SuIIoSnVo
Of the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given TO all
PERSONS having anst WILLIAM WILSON late Of the
Ctv Of New York harness maker deceased 10 preseu the
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber az the office
Of E. Kechu No 20 Nassau-st in the City OF Newfork
before the first day Of May neAt-Deed the 9th
DAY q October, 1855 ANN {. WILSON, ExecuiTn
90 law6mM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
NEW wIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK u ROCHESrER--The ROCHESTER, and
GENFSEF VALLEY RAILROAD Il row opcn, and. in con
nestion Buae Corning aud Newfert at NV orb
and Erie Railroads. forms direct Fooe nom New os 70
Rochester.
The direcne.s this route together with the s1o1 com
afforded BY the wide renders BY la hs most ces
able between the above named cities NJ,
Tickets can be prucured the NeYork and Ere Railroad
Ticket Oce foot OF Duane aud No lsS Boad"aS Ss0 III
Jersey City.
haggage checked through.
Freshts TRANSPORTED between Nsw cfk sd Koch
with dispatch Any Information desired IN regard thereto
obtained by cAng the General freieh Agent o.
he New York and Erie Railroad Erie Bulcngs' q Z 81
TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent No 1873 Broadway.
No trains Buhau Coriin and New-lors Railroad on
Sunday. J. A. REDFlHLD. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County New York notice !. hereby siyen TO all
per~ons having claims ageins, WILLIAM LIVINGSTON late
Of the Cxy Of Newly rk deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber, his office No Was
In the City before the Sh day Of April next
Dated New ok twenty day Of October 1850
o.9 law6mM ROBERT LIVINGSTON, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given all
persons claims aeains JAMES LITTLE late Of SOM
erve, New jersey deceased, present the same, with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the flee Of John B. Dun
ham No l3thst the City NeYork before
the eleventh day # June nex-Dsted New Yo the eighth
day Of December, 1855 DAVID DURHAM,
do l8w6mM hNecutOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
6teamboais an0 Railroads.

IOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II pORT ana PALL RIvER.-Tbe splendid and supenor
.ts.,e, RAY STATE Capt T. q. Je~et, leaves Newly
ever TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 40ccck
~, .nd EMPIRE STATE, Capt h. BrsytOD, leaves New
F.rt every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4
seo.k o. u from Pier No. n. H., tbs Battery Both
touclinf AZ Newport each vsy
Hereafter will Be regarded secured 70 any sp
a. until the shall have been paid for.
FREIGHT Boston s forwarded through with great osa'eh
b. an Express Freight Train. ,-,u,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
Eeaal Notifies.
TN PURSUANCE of an order Of

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby given to al
City Of NewYork merchant, deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the be a. the ONCE OF Gordon
Durham No Is Wsl-st the City Of New Iors on or be-
fore the 18th day Of May nextDated Nev-fork, the ln Day
Of Noy.u her 1855. DAVID LYMAN, Executor,
NO lawbnMs ELIZABETH PARSONS, E1ecutnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

y FOR PHILADELPHIA-Wi until further notice leave
Pier No ]. N r. at 10 o'clock a. Fare ~ 25 The
. and D. Lines discontinued EmTant Lines at
and 4 O'clock o. IN. az usual IRA BLISS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

Y PURSUANCE OF an OTder OF tle Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice s hereby given 70 all
perons having claims against PATRICK ROCHE blacksmith
late the City Of NowYok deceaed TO present the same
thereof the snbscrbe the office OF James
W White No 81 Liberty in the City ofNew FORK on or be-
fore the first day OF May New the 9Th day
Of October, 1855 WILLIAM POWER, Administrator
ozg law6uM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of TIE County Of New York notice s hereby given 20 al
persons having claims against HENRY SCHULTZ, late Of
Cologne in Rhenh Prussia deceased 70 present the same,
thereof the subscriber the office OF Barney
Humphrey Butler No. III Broadway in the City Of New:
York before the fourteenth day Of May next-Dsted
New ork the tenth dsy Of November, 1855
nI2 law6InMs CHARLES +. DAMBMANN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28
I'M PURSUANCE of an order of the SURROGATE of

the County Of NewYoTk notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against ABNEB L. SLOCUM late of the
City of NewYok deceased 20 present the same with voucher.
thereof the subscribers the Office Of William H. Socum,
No 1893 South street. the City Of NewYork before
twenty eighth day of July next-Ds,ed NewYork, the
18th day Of January, 1856 - 1900.
WILLIAM H. SLOCUN,
CHARLES II. HUGHES, Executors
ia lawGrnM JAMES APPLEB1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

TON sr BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD,
and TAHTON-nlaid route without delay change VI cars
kaRsAse carrying the Eastern Mail -
ne steamers c. VANDERBILT, Capt w. II. Frazee,
ard COMMODORE, Capt X. Pendleton In connection With
fe ston and Providence and Boston and Providence
railroads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted from pe
No IN r. first wharf above Bsiteryplacel at4 p and
stOsnston 80 H. arrival oil The Mai train which
leaves Boston at $50 p.
The COMMODORE, from New. York- Monday, Wednes
day and Friday From StoniugtoD-Tuosday Thursday and
Saturday.
The {. VANDERBILT, from New York-Tueslay, Thurs
osy Saturday. From StoningtOnMonday, Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonineton per Railroad to Pc
sence Boston Taunton and New Bedford IN the Express Ms
train reaching said places several hours advance OF those by
other routes IN ample for all the early Mornns
lin 3, connecting North PASSENGER who prefer it
rem board the enjoying nights rect und
tuhsd Desired and leave StOniItOn In the
IA m train connecting Providence h the Ii train
fOr Boston, T0uutOn aud kew-BediOrd
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and through
each way. ~
FOR passage bertbs sste.rooms freight apply at Pier
Ne North River at the Office No 10 Baitery-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-28

FLUSHING RAILROAD.-Jhe steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf north SIDE, ss
e. and 10 and daily, meeting and eKehens'
s with hs CARS at Hunters Point OppOsbe I'D
which leave Flushing the hours Persons can go &c
Flhps y any Of these trains by the
succeeding train Though in 80 minutes Fare Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
City lntellirence.

MARRIAos OF C1Y OrrnAL~--Mr. Joseph B. Young,
Deputy Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen was united In
wedlock yesterday to Miss Cordea R. Ford daughter Of
Benjamin Ford, Esq., merchant, At the Oliver street
Baptist church. In the presence Of large number Of the
friends Of the youthful contracting psrtles The happy
couple subsequently received congratulations ct their
residence IA Henry street. and proceeded In the evening
IN route to Washington.
LECTURES BsToRH THE MpcnAMcs' Issrru1z-rhs next
kctuse Of this viii be delivered by the Rev. Z. H.
Chaplin, on Friday evening In the church OF the Divine
Unity, In Broadway, Prince street Subeot--Prac-
ical L" The proceed Of tho lecture are to b. appro
piated towards the increase Of the library the st
tut and newspapers for the reading roon whish FREQ
to the mechanics apprentices and workinsmen Of the
city.
FiRH IN HAxmMM smxm.--Between Q and 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning hay In the loft stable occu-
pied BY Robbins Co., packers, found on Arc. An
alarm was given, whom 1t extngushsd before much
damage was done. Ia supposed TO have been the work
Of an inccndiAry.
FmE IN GRuHwIcH SrRER.-The alarm OF Are for the
eighth district between and O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, was caused BY nre bang found among some hay In
the loft Of stable the of Greenwich and Frank
lin streets (rear} The sQte occupied BY Mr. Mad
can. Inc nre suppssd to be the work Of an incen-
The SOUND SnAnm-Ths large qusntty Of ice in the
river dstnsA the boats yesterday morning to an
ally ks Asur The tonington steamer arrived here at
at ~
- LIQUOR DHAIxRs' SouErY.--This body "sin lives,o
40 win meet this evening, at National Hall, Canal
street. for the purpose Of eecng officers for the present
year.
FRr IN CATHERINE SrRuH--A fire occurred last evening
o. No. % Catherine street. but was extinguished BY
Engine company No. 2. Damage, ~ 000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

pEsCENT UPON ALLYGHD DrH0RDfRLr HOUSES.
On Thursday night the officers Of the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions reinforced by Of the Eighth ward po
hoe, made descents upon the following drinking saloons
as being places where disordery characters In the
habit Of assembng;-F Seymour corner OF ca
nal and Mercer streets; Mathew Conlon, corner OF
dance house at Al Laurens street. Felix Larkin, Of 78
King street, and John Hssrcn, Of Hudson svrcct The
accused were oil brought before Judge CApron, where
they wore held to the charges preferred against
them Those persons who In the above houses at
the time Of the descents arrested but on beirs
taken before Justice Dsvison at the Second District Po
Hoe Court, they were discharged from custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
Brooklyn CITY Ncws.

FmE--About O'Clock last evening fire broke out In
Poplar Hail. In Poplar street. Hicks, owned by Eli
sba b. MorrcI The building IA used for various public
purposes and the basement k fitted up stable The
e originated among the straw and Is supposed TO have
been the work Of incendiary The building on the
same site heretofore destroyed oy fire. The loss
this occasion amounts TO about 81 insured to the
fun amount In the I'm erprse. Excelsior, 81 Marks VIII
lamsburg City and Phenx companies. The interior OF
the building was completely destroyed The walls arc
still erect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

Tho Board met at the usual hour. Absent, Mayors
Wood and Hall. Rest Of the Board present.
Mr.. CARaIoUE called the attention Of the Board to .
case Of extreme cruelty aaid to bo practsed young
boy taken from Wards Island, by man named Wier,
who resides In Eighty fourth street. Tho matter had
IN case he ~ founS ~usy he moved al thc rsrsn y ot
the matter to the Council Of the Board with power 30
prosecute. Carried.
The PRIDgST stated 1t would be advisable to make
sppea to the Legislature for aid to the fund Of the
neeion during the present session. their Overdrafs
ahowed them TO be in debt nearly 500 000 and the
prospect ahead was thing but fattering.
Mr.. KELLY suggested that what was done must be done
quickly, and Il would be well to ASK for $4,000 more
be cut d,wn.
Mr.. yRPLANcx suggested II would be well not TO make
their action public, and hoped the matter would laid
over until the board ajjourned.
The beef contract for the year then taken up but
no definite action had thereupon. Adjourned.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
No. Of emgrants arrived to Jan. 16, 1885,. 49,. 296
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
WATCI1Es, JEWELLERY, &C.

UATCHES-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER
Nv The largest and most splendid assortment OF
ne city h 70 b found e ths suoscsiesra Ne has been n
ing all descriptions of gold end silver waches jewelry
silver ware a. wholesale and c at much less the
pGices
beautiful gold lcpne watches four holes jeweed s2l 90
Pine god detached levers full ieweled ........S1 %
Fine gold bunting epino, four holes jeweled x3J %
Gold hunting caee English patent %
iue gold hunting detached levers full je xeoI O
@sold and enamel watches for lsdies $50 % to 500 90
splendid gold pocket chronenetsrs $ 90 TO 500 %
horses. 800 90 TO $3.50 90
o!c hunting watches which run eight DAYS $i26 w x6y 00
Gold magic va ches which change into three
derent watches Sl2o on to 500 90
Stoid patent evers fun ewefied 5 % 10 $3.50
eilver tnghh patent lever $40 10 10 $48 90
Silver detached levers full owoed. SIS SO 90
NJ j. Tobias Hs, rison, O. Bseseley, r. r. Cooper ana
AL other celebrated makers, for sale very low.
Fine gold hunting railway 500 90 Sits
Silver lepines, fur holes jeweled ~ W Sl7 90
All waches warranted 10 keep correct time Watches and
l0wery exchanged. Watches and jewclry repaired
best msnDcr and at much less than the prices Goois
nsnt 70 all parts OF the United States and Canada OF
charge.
GtOR0E O. ALLEN importer Of watches and jewe,ry,
s1roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

HAvR ABOUT TWO HUNDRED ACREs or VI aw
i Ing land In Adams county, Illinois want 20 se ~ a.
change Cor personal real property In DE city ic
god. Cal, N s3ik Broadwsy. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
uHE LECTURE KEAsON.

4 LECTURE WILL. BE DELIVERED BY L. 8. IVES.
& he T Ss Ss1sa ns Si ~ sse
q, 1856 subject the poor "a their readon 70 society"
r kcIURE-oN THE LIFE AND oHARAorER OF Ro.
New Yoax January is, 1886.
your personal friends having perusea the high encomu
I have on ses % % an q y s 81
which you have been deughng the inhabitants Of cer places
By a
your ohsr engagements w greatly oonge yours.
HIs% 2aass anderson ss1sss ss,sss F. ja.s T. aya
Daniel G.sS~ss. SsnjaroiS .S isfS1 Iyne..
DAVID wSe" we5c. And thirty S,.es' seven others.
ss,;s r., IL not inviting
ply Win your on Friday ~ evening tss sss s s%
ss.s q !, sns :Ss s:;;
= .s ss Ss y e. h % G b. gentlemen whose
s lecture Rev cs.pn The Of s d
vine Unity broadway near Prince street Friday January
r SS SsSf .ss s.s h
ss pt ana WAN s
he evening Of the lecture Doors open at o'clock Music
's,SIf ssa fs 1s s'
MERcAnTnE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN.-MR. rHos.
M fraucis Messhsr VIII deliver lecture The PeuAes
J.n"sry esss 20 s.ns Ss sn
bers bali price be oot.ned At the Library;
q he lecture 1HoSFscS Chn Lecture 6onmssss s ssass
THE NINTH OF THE COURSE OF LECTURES BEFORE
he Young Mems Assoc,Aon, Of the Twentieth street Con
I s 4 sr q %Shqsca near ssyso sysnSs
snd Modern De!m. Lecture TO commence at O'Clock Ad
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
DOCKS OLD AND NEw.-40OOO VOLUMES JU31
ID Iandcd-WuLIAM q. BALL. would beg TO inform al

ID IaDded-WHLIAM q. HALL would beg 10 inform all
book that he Just returned with his annual Of
Old books from Europe where hs has oeen collecting Tor
The last This ts without doubt the largest importation
any time iato tho country The collection
advertisement They have been seleced from all sources put
libraries the lae Lord Stewart do
Rothessy Sir j. Richardson Rev J. e. Ella. X Jones, O.
FREEING a. Vansart &c Ac He has In addition, secured
en12ro remainder the Parker Society publications.
amounting several thousand volumes which he win sell o.
r sale Ilo Franklin second and third floors The
price each book set with the nuDber OF vnumes
doraed inside For further information ad
dress VIM O. Hail. above, William Gowans Its Fulton
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
EavnI intelligence,

The United States sloop Of war jamestown, CON-
cabbe, saiied from MOnrovis, for the ieowsrd the
lst vlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

NO. OF eini8rants arrived 70 Jan. 10, 1885,. I2D8
since to Jan. %, 23,............ 146
Total... .............. 1442
To same date In 1855. 6218
Decrease so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ear 776
1885, 1856.
No. inmates In Institution at Wards sd. $3.50 1915
Marine Hospital. 378 139
Total. ........................40 .4068 2tI6
overdrait on bank, Jan. 16. 6......... $61, ,s07 on
Aggregate receipts to Jan. I........ ~, ,730 rs
For Communication Of passengers, &o.. 622 20
6,253 W
Disbursements 70 Jan. ie 1859 :. .Sl7,o67 IL
sundry expenses paid on Jan. 49,. 1,l84 20
--S18,541 o.
Overdraft In bank. .S75, LOG 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
COSMETICS.

n'oAMrRoNs RECEIPTS ENABLE LAn1ps ~,
~ gentlemen q pgeIare their cosmetics .. one
sellers generally Price rs Nent by mai nn ~
price Address box ~ BROOKLYN Post ofias 'sp' o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

II GREAT NATIONAL WORK. NOW PUBLISHING IN
"a numbers. at 26 ccnts each
THN REPUBLICAN, COURT;
or, AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE DAYS or WASHINGTON
Br kUrus W. Gnhw0LD,
WrH PORTRAITS or DIsrls0U,saED WOMEN.
Each number with plate portrait Of
scejebynied lsdy Of the tne Of Washington.
lumber wi be puoiished Let and 18th Of every
month
JUS published, No. !, Price Is cents
NORSE's 0ENERAL ALL LAS OF THE WORLD.
ouang seventy maps drawn and from ths Latest
aud bost suthoriea BY Charles Morse with descriptions
and sAos Of AL nations The year 1856 By Charles Colby
An
Agents wanted for As above work Specimen numbers
any (post pa remittance Of rs ccnts fn coin
j. 3. FORD agent for tho pub'ishers,
No 8 Appetons Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

LosDd9 1ussdsy Evening, Jan. 8, 1850
Peace War-zae Kdsaiassons-21 Sound Dss-Arrigu1
Of the Bdkic--7Ae 0rcat Poisoning Cas-.
A the peace Of Europe Ia the stake which ID actually
being played for BY the dplomasists OF the Old World
and although there 10 not in reality much to add u
what said In my last letter, stil could not allow
to leave Liverpool without dropping you Ina
Despite tslesraphic despatch from Berlin, In tAs
second edition Of the London Times Of to-day 1t u my
Arm opinion that Russia viii not accept the terms orsd
If you VIII take glance ~ the money articles o ths
London and Paris journas-no bad indicators Il the
political weAther-you will lind nat the "'Chsnge" ana
Bourse are much depressed
The counter propositions Of Russiasor hold them as
SUCH whatsoever may bc said to the contraryas given Ia
the Nesserods circular Of the 22d Decebsr win not h
taAen into consideration by the weste<n Powers
The tcegrapLc despatch alluded 10 simply atatss that
the Dresden Journal (ssm RussiAu declares that tbs
negotiations are progressing Avorasly and thsa n Wa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
DANCING ACADEMIES.

p0DW0RTHs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES
20 tO6 Broadway, New York; No. i37 Montague place
sre now open for the Pupils
ut he academies ~ - ~
- .,--
nAM,GiNG n,N ACADEMY. 8ay BRoADwAY-PROFEsso
49, HOS Geyman and American coton class every
Sny Dy me best dancers In New Everybody.
81 eoson VIII be good dancer. Each one viii be taught
~ MT. ferachio, at his splcn1id rooms =
DROP Ess0R sARACCo's DANCING AoApEwy. NO
otS roprn street, German and American couflon oaas
sysry evening attended by The elite Of New York Cas-
Svsfy sna private lessons u all hourA su,soripuou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

I,oR sALE-A rILR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
also Of the Albion for the ast six years. For sale TO-
aether or separateY. Address O. box 223 Post Oce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

NEW PUBLICATION.

4 NEW HISTORICAL WORK.-NOW READY,
~ JACEoCN NEW 0nLEAMA
A oulenl1o narrative q The memorable aentoveneon q
- Asecan array, under Andrew !anksoa eecrs Now Or
ans th0 winter Of 164A BY Alexander Waker, QAte 0f
q n o. D1kaA WITH Frontispiece. limo u -
yackssnb lirs Entry into New Orleans.
La6fe, Tho PtatA"
.IA0lte, The Patrtos.
Jackaou Clears hts F1Anks
The British keviow and Embarkat0n.
Battle of kAke B0rgne
The Britsh Landing and Bivouac.
1he Alsym-ih The Ksly-the March
Battle Of the twonty third OF December, 1874
Sir nd ward packenhau.
A Demonstra&aon and Defeat
The British bring up their Big Guns.
BAtlo oi tho Batteries.
Two Not able Warriors and Revolu1onsts.
PrepaSsuons for tbo final Condict
The Battle Of New Orleans-the Victory
BATH Now Orieans-tho Dsaster.
Closlng lncidonts
The ptnAle. DERBY JACKSON.
r j. G. Derby, Publishers 1f9 Nassau stro0e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

4 LECTURE WILL. BE DELIVERED BY L. 8. IVES,
"A LII D. for the benefit OF the soclely OF X vinccn d.
~ 1866 subject "the poor ia their relation 70 society"
Tickets Is Tho lecture will commence at TX O'Clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-23

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISlASA-LAWp T.
u PARTMEST.-rhe Lectures in This Department will co!l
the SECOND MONnAY Of N"vemyr $780, and cen,
tinIe FIRST MONDAY Of April 1851. They will
embrace the nporan branches OF Civil Common. Con
stonn and international Law well as Equity lNrisii-
Practice. Lectures VIII be delivered by four FRO
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81
Select SOCIETY," BALL AT UNION HALL. FOURTH
going friends will bear in mind that the
Interesting series of balls at the Union Hall on JACK
son street, Fourth District comes oil tonight
think there city in the Union where there is
half the opportunity innocent recreation that enjoyed by
the citizens Of New Orleans TO JUNG there one
round Of soirees and dress balls which attended BY
The elite Of society. Perhaps this is owing In measure
to The peculiar character Of people but think is prin
cpay affairs of the kind gotten up in so recherche
asyle Here, undertakes anything OF The
kind with any hope Of success but nuher Of gentlemen
generally associate together for that purposes and rs a the
hopes upon the nwhich they make he
arrangements few fail TO render them perfect possible
Among the many association balls which have long held hgt
rank in the favor Of the public those given by our citizen
iii Fourth District at The Union Hail. and think the sue
been deserved This Hall has recently been fitted
asplenid scae III with and improved in several ways
as to make really fine saloon As the ball tonight is to
naor Of the season gaieties we hope to sec arg
company present. and they will no doubt have fine time as tn
weather Is extremely propitipus.
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