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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-30
COURT OF SESSIONS.

So A term Of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county seat in Butte
county on the second Monday Of February,
May August, and on the first Monday in De-
cember of each year, and shall continue from
term toterm, unless all the business be sooner
disposed Of
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

JosEpH E. n. LEWIS, County Judge.
p. FREER, Sheriff, Butte County.
MILES CHAPLIN, County Auditor.
WM LATrIMoRE, County Treasurer
j. w. SCoTT, County Surveyor.
r. s. MAYNARD, Assessor.
J. J. KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL HoBARr, Public Administrator
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PROBATE COURT.

"a. The regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held ON the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of Au-
gust, land on the second Mondayi in December
of each year, and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
nosed Of
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COUNTY COURT.

~ The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February. May, and
August, and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, and shall continue from
term to term, unless all the business of the
term be snOner disposed of.
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THE CABINET T.

WM l. MARCY, Of n. Y. sec'y of state
JANIS GUTHRIE, OF Ky, sec'y OF Treasury.
RoB'r McCLELLANp, OF Mich, secy of Inter.
JAEMs c. Domain, of y. G. secy OF Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. ot Miss sec'y Of War.
JAMES CAMPBELL. OF Pa. Z. NJ Genera.
CALEB CUsHlNG of Mass Attorney Gen.
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JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON IIEYpENFELT, Chief Justice.
IIUGH & MURRAY, Associate Justice.
CHAs. II. BRYAN, do do
WM. 2. DAINGERFIrLp, Juge 9th District.
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RLANKs-EveIy deseraklsn Of sus.iess Blanks
ID foI sale athis odsce.
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NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

FRANkLlN PitRcE. OF n. ii President.
ID. IL. ATCHIsoN, of Mo. Y. Pres't. Pro tenn,
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DR.. PARE!RA'S

eases OF private nature, no niat.er
how long standing, without any in.
furious effkct to the system or any
change Of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
ysNUIs Invaluable Specific. first introduced into
III Pisa some fifty years SINE soon became so wei
known as a certain cure that in every town aud city
not ony on the Continent. but in Great Britain, the
demand for il great, its merits 81 astounding
that in less than yOar from its introduction II had
suppanted all other remedies The MEDICAL Faculty
of the principal cities Of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease Pro-
pretors Of other medicine. Jealous OF its sway vainly
underworld to stay its onward progress Like grass
before the mower their Jrts fell 10 the ground and
like fire on the prairics, sweeping all before II. its
ward march became triumnhant IL stood iorlh upon
its own merits IA discerning puplic saw, tried and
were convinced of its magical Virtnes. The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Parert from the sale of ii
during the six years he prepared it, alone bore witness
10 its miraculous merits. AT the decease OF the Doct
the pecipe was bequeathed TO his son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the United states. The
number of cures il has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
TO its efficacy.
All who use IT, II will cure. with safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort TO no Quack Nostrums, Use remedy that
has been tried for the past fifty years and was never
known 10 !l
This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware Of Commercials. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
or persons to palm of upon the unsuspecting spu.
rious compound, closely resembling the original. Be
particular TO buy without the written signature
of A. Pareira. NJ. ID the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others counterfeit, and their com
FOUNDERS will be punished with the uimorst riger of
the law.
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cock sole Agent for California. Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, 10 whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal disc >unt made " wholesale dealers.
ID. BABC0CK.
Wholesale Druggist, n Davis street.
San Francisco.
List of Agents through nj the State. Rice Ofin L..
Co. Druggist Marysville: r. X. Starkwealher. City
Drug Store Stockton: w. n. Bruner, Sonora Benz
Shurtlef. Shasta; Child Worsheu Pacerve
Justin Gatess Jr. Sacrmento City: ID. r. w. Carr,
Downieville; Dr. John Lark Nevada; DR.. w. IL.
GatIief Yreka, DIR. J. b. Winston, Los Angeles
Thomas whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. Story: Portland
lot.
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J. Czapkay would ask especial attention to sypbitic
and gonorrhCea diseases. In the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees perfect and eiec
tua cure in few days without hndrance 10 business
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treating them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medical faculty. with discoveries made by him
self, more effective than anything yet known which
secnres the patient from the possibility OF secondary
symptoms and removes the disease In the shortest pos
sble time. Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence Of the absorption Of the poison into the sys
tenn, and produces Buboes Ulcerations in the throat
and nosc which destroy the soft parts and cause ihc
bones to mortify separate and come away dishgurins
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swellings on
the bones spoches upon the skin, OF which the
Docuors see daily in his Office and which are the result
Of improper treatment. Also ulcers. sores aud PIN
pies, and injuries to the constitution which after
ieng period Of suffering destroy life twill also be re-
menbered that these disorders hereditary passing
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Q. Wednesday, Jan. %, b. the Rev; John n Mcleod,
city.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. o. ct Hope Chapel Broad
n, E. d. and Miss MARY JANE eldest daughter of Daniel
Greenvauit, Esq., Of this city.
Lockport IN. W papers please copy.
On Monday, Jan. II, BY Rev. James Met, at his resi-
dence No. III East street. GEO. W. BAssFoRD
to AMANDA T. FoHKns, all OF this city.
At Woodlawn, Columbia county N. T., On Tuesday,
Jan. % by Rev. R. c. Putney JOHN G. AsABIl Of Hud-
son, TO Miss SoPAA JosEPHIsE, laughter Of Hram W.
Dixson, Of the former place.
At Philadeiphis on Wednesday, Jan. Q, by the Rev.
Joseph Kennard, JOHN A. BMWER, late Of Baltimore, to
Mrs. MARY E DEANYY, OF Philadelphia.
At Lewisburroueh westchester county, Wednesday,
Jan. 49, by Rev. David H Short, Mr.. SEzLY BROWN of
this city, Miss SOPHIA, daughter Of Amos Raymond,
ESQ, of the former place.
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRTVATa

From Liverpool, in steamship Baic-Mr o Dorman and
hdy hr D Il Wickham and Iady; M g Wckham Miss Z
Shepard Miss Ann Twiddle, Mr. Norris and lady Mrs
mont and lady, Berbecker and lady Nathan Hurst Andrew
John A1sy, Benny sstGn John Sloane, VIM Greenfield
Shave, A Little. 8. Fox, N + Hunt, r d DAILY, J
kWiclleman, BENJAMIN, q Smith. Jas Grower, 9
7 FieuteI. Mr. Kennedy. Mr. Thomas Mr. Alexander,
Mr. Relislwich Miss De Beuer Mrs Morgan. Geo Free
Harris l. Stern Brown. Lynes Mcdonald. J Rigg,
MITCHELL nsey, Clements. W Edwards. Total 76
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Fires In New York.
IA about 8 o'clock Wednesday night, as Ca.

Pm STRiKT.-A about oclosk Wednesday night, as Ca
arine Mcclure going to the coal cellar Of the house
No g Pitt street. she eI upsetting the contents of
fluid lamp ON her clothing, which took tire, and
vsrey burned her person that she Ia not expected to
survive.
PARK Row.-About haltpast IL o'clock Wednesday
night fire discovered in water closet In the
OF No. Is Park Row, occupied by Baldwin, Studwel &
Fisber Wholesale boot and shoe Dealers 1t extin
gushed before any damage was done.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miniatures
ars most fatering ever Introduced public
sAntaneous sitting only required at WIIIIAMSONs Brook
tyn-Fulon ferry.
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M MYERS, NEW YORK MOURNING STORE, AZ
M Broadway. begs 10 call the attention of ladies and IA
miles his extensive assortment Of mourning goods
cloths merinos bonnes manllas &c. Goods sent 10 any
part the city for inspection. suit of mourning complete
In ei chit hour
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Magic Portraits OF the People for as cents.
Photographs 81 ampraypes 81 6O sereoscopes 81 S.
Sixty pictures hour struck off dalysby HOLMES patent
machinery, 249 Broadway,
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AnsOn's Large Size Oaguerre0types for 50
Coored and In nice twice the size Of others taken
for 30 CENTS and equal those made elsewhere for s.
ANHoN'S. $50 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Splendid Ambrotypes, Col0red or Plain.
Pnce 81 Photographs whole size 81 taken stR A. LEwIss
any other gallery Wanted Hrs rate daguerreotype artist
other n0ed apply.
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che forwarded her father, who unable 70 get 1.
cashed, viii be from The following extra,t Of
yetteY, dated 70 her Nov 20, 1885,
DEAR ALcs-I have been refused order for
pounds glsen yoa ~ hsssrs Rocas, OBsrne Co. Of
ii. ground that the house Of Roche VBsEne o. have
Ihere are other parties whose appear as COM
phinsnts against the accused and who have likewise
beer detrauded in the above manner.
Patrick Bremen appears TO have placed four pounds in
The hands OF the accused to be forwarded to Ireland for
whish he received draft upon the Royal BanK, which
was also the accused having no account In the
On the 10th of October Michael Joyce appears TO have
been detrauded In the the extent OF fl2
OF late many complaints have been made against o.
Mrne and 1t was found necessary by the authorities to
place strict watch upon the movements OF this indvi
dual Ohcer Sender had stationed At the office Of
nay with the defendants telling that they would be
ont Of their earnings should they place their
tSust in this banking concern.
When the prisoner arrested he denied that he
tbs man mentioned in the aRdavits and assumed an air
4 injured innocence me poicemsn had great deal Of
trouble to And him. and at last catching him
~ he was about to cross Tho Fulton terry.
O'Beirns was brought oefore Justice Osborne, at the
Mayors Office where he was held To tas charge He
gave In hail - the amount of lo0o The exam ion
10 to take place ON Saturday.
City intelligence.
4 PREsUSIAuos-Captain Lewis Parrish, master Of the
Untsd States mail steamship jamestown, has BEEN
presented with handsome silver cream cup By portion
q the officers and crew Of the soop-of war Dale -
ght token Of their respect and esteem for his conduct
70 them xhils on voyage from Norfolk, va, to this
aved and bears representation OF Mount Vernon, the
residence Of Washington, encircsd with stsrs and
stripes.
ICE IN THE DISQUALIFICATION has been greatly imped-
q during the past four days BY the large quantities of
floating in the rivers and bay. The ferry boats
trips and the Peck slip ferry boats have stopped for half
day time. People living in neighboring cities have
gsrded very great 1t Is not in large packs
but in floating pieces that become wedged in the slips,
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NEWSPAPERS.
A MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
"A No. D OF FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWS


A MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
"A No. . OF FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUsTRATED NEWS.
Issued next Saturday. wi contain the following splendid
engravings-
Bust OF George Law, by Jones.
Washington's Headquarters, at Newburg New York.
Extraordinary ceremony the Roman Catholic Church.
broadway, New York. during the "sleIghing CarnvaLu
Opening Of the first railroad in Iowa.
City Of Davenport Iowa.
Railroad bridg Rock Island, connecting Davenport with
Rock Island city, Iowa.
View of Rock Js and. Iowa
Portray OF General santana. OF Dominica
Map of Central Park New York
Together with numerous other splendid Illustrations and al
the news OF the week.
The thrilling romance 1.-THE LAST OF nIs RACE com.
menced In the last number.
Problems In chess etc.
Once, IL and "A Spruce street, New York.
DECIDEDLY A GREAT ATTRACTION.
~ Look out for Sunday, Feb. 3, for a copy Of
THE SUNDAY COURIER.
will contain story involving the disclosure OF her
sonal history, by the wife OF @. q. Foster, the former
Madame Julie De Marguerittes
FRIENDS AND roEs OR, THOSE LOVE AND THOSE HATE.
Mailed to subscribers a. " year. Single copies
JAMES L. SMITH 20, 10 spruce street.
YOUNG AMERICA, NO I.-THR FOURTH NUMBER
OF this popular satirica and humorous paper ready
contains -four splendid lust great
variety OF spicy reading matter all the political and social
topics Of the day. Everybody should take look Mu
The ladies' viii lin Il very valuable suggss
tios and everybody something TO interest them Pce ~
.seDis and b. 4 srRoso rabsAsr NASSAU srss.
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Ph0t0graphs.-The C0l0red Photographs
for which the highest prize gold medal awarded at the
fair Of The American lnstiute ROOTS
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MADAME LOUISE MAST, 243 GRAND STREET, NEAR
u Bowery respectfully informs her customers ladies'
in general she continues making cutting and basting
drcses, basques coaks and manlas OF the latest STYLE
e! bal and ,ygr pa.Ge u s,de. lso ~. a..
oCpstteTns foT sale.
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Caution to the Public

Caution to the Public
% ss4s into %
and PniadsPha lave commenced putting up mixed and
ii sfsa:pHs s
CAUTION 70 PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HOTELS
snS n So .5 %a MAO al G as Sa
common GIN and sell . he pnspspsctns 6r schedam
Ss
sa ,'s,. s.e :..
Buy your Shirts Mt m'Laughlin's Shirt
Sa %ss s money refunded
India Rubber Gloves, for Chapped Hands,
salt rheum &C. They bleach the hands and render them smooth
and soft excellent protection IN sweeping For sae at all
Singers Sewing machines.-An Persons
p S sn9ss 10 u, NJ sng
chine n'''s''' Copies 'sDPsffssd fE1 CO., m
Great Fire In Syracuse.
Another Of the superiority OF stearns Marvins VII
SYRACUSE. Jan. 8. 1855
GsNnsnES~We had large ire in this city on tho morning
's ss oe & as Sa
o'clock The entire block ashes making intense heat
e
u &
souents were found not showing gnof
- r. Kns :ss dS stand he
81 CO
NJ, s.: sSsssss $isSs
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
S,ss: Jsss. ssS T d siAs
whiskers or Moustnches Forced to Grow
n St: wesa By which w not stain or aure
5 ad .Is. Hfy R pSon street. br00tn
0eaanee salamander safes-Esobert m. Pat
aICK the sole manufacturer in The United States OF the
s % p No. s ss :9 ss c
UArsstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupeea
n for III
ssfs aou. and retail
Batehelor's Hair Dye.-Wigs and Toupees.
rhe best in the world THIS unyaed original aye
have over IN others being chez duvrs'
''sA''' @'' NDl~' YSxTCHELoss. IS BrosdSay.
A Perramed Breath.-What Lady or Gem
sTs: when Dy Ssns s aoS.nS a., :
@ Tss = Many % . G as
tooth brush, and wash tho teeth flight and morning fifty
osnt bottle viii last year. For sale BY FErRIDCE co.
sToprietors, and Al druggists.
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters Correct the APP.
petite mpartone TO the system forces of the bile and AL i'm
md vaor Of mind and are he wonder OF the age for disspa
ing dpsyepe tendencies In all Of physical prosraon
soon the patient nnds relief No family can afford q be with
bottles. BY all holels gocers druggists &C. Extremely pa
hable BARNES PARK, 3O4 Broadway, corner Of Duane
street, general medicine ana native wine depot
Vne Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma.
consumption and all diseases of the throat and lungsDr
CURTIS hyseana Thousands have been restored health
the past year BY the hygeana Principal ONCE @ Broadway
and soldb BY O. H. Ring, 1875 Broadway Price only 50 pack
age Dr. Curtis will be at the ONCE daily from 10 70 O'Clock
where he may be consulted free Of charge.
HolIoyvny's Ointment and Pills are aston
shinr remedies for scroula all Diseases AS salt
penerates meats will this ointment reach the affected parts
II rubbed IN externally sold a. me manuaetcres 70 Maiden
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T,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
cate Of 81 600 Pennsylvania State per cent stock 55
loan Of April Is, 1854 redeemabe after August 1856 issued
Co, Kewch, voomberg and widow W. Borski Amsterdam
which mailed by the undersgn TO Joseph Cahen
dam and lost the application been made
TO the Auditor General for the issue of duplicate certificate
l.. Won HOFFMAN Il co.
ITO MILK CONsUMERS-KNOwING THAT THE NAME
David =. Mills, deceased, late Of Newtown. L. l.
long and iavoraby in the milk business being made
OF by party In the trade, take this method
forming the public that the only surviving member thai
family engaged in that trade in this city
imposition NATHANIEL p Mills, 2Sl Tenth street, r. sa'
THE ATTENTION OF FAMILIES Is CALLED TO raE
L new and extensive stock OF
Damask table linens, Damask table cloths,
Napkins, Huckaback towelings,
Diapers, Flannels,
Cotton sheetingx, striped and checked muslin,
Indian dfmty, Brilliantes,
English and American Long Cloths, &C., &c.
Including large i iny9iSs 1 q r1rrus
Ola very superior make.
Prices from 20 to % cents per yard
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
WAKEFIELD-THE MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL.
w Home Association Ms are hereby notified that the
gular monthly meeting will tale place Friday evening jan
49, The report of the Financial Committee date will be
presented tits hoped that member will prepared
take his deed which will be delivered to him the payment
UoIN's A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
WE HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSES
tate for sale will favor with their properly,
hdently promise them fair share Of success:
CAMPBElL & HARRISON,
General Real Estate and Commission Agents is Broadway
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eruptions &C. positively cured by GOURARDs Italian medi-
Gated soap Poudrc ssbo uproo hair from low orheads
any part the body Lily white hair dye and
fvc. At the old dcpot@ Waller stree ars gore g9m Broad
Way,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

AN APPEAL 10 THE PUBLIC.-rHE LIFE SAVING
"A Benevo,sns association Of New York formed and
chartered iSAS ne objects being TO life boats and
station houses with materials for saving he La Of ship
rsc1 70 mcousge mertorous conduct by granting therefor
Ihrouah e hbersty q Congress life boat Sta
ions have been shores Long Island aud
New Jersey oy Which more than LOO persons
cuso nom penolng oeah Without these OF escape
the dreadful tragedy OF tho Mexico and would
rspea.ed The nmensc and constantly incrsasng
comprehensive plan and effective for saving
The ship wrecked And What nsbsr aim, what humane
mariner from The Jaws q dsa The services
tous but their funds entirely inadequate carry their
views Ihey appeal there with confidence their fellow
If humanity.
donations will DO received by r. K. Collins Chas L. Mar
officers OF the Association.
Mortimer Livins ston, Solomon r NIco Rob c. Goodhue
Fsquros ommiiteo
Joseph WaAer, President 81 Pine street.
Daniel Lord ESQ, Vice President, Merchants Exchange
Robert u Goodnue, Esq, Treasurer. u South street.
John d. jones' Esq, Secretary, President Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company. =
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IA 600 SOLD IN v NINE XEExs; v.,.

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Poor Bedo,t-who suffered awfuI'-
rouresn edition ready his day and for sale BY all book
DERBY JASKsos Gate "a Dsrsys
A NEW HISTORICAL woRK-NOw READY.
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1sass; % Sle ass' Els r.nl..
The British review and Embarkadon.
The RSeI British ii H Landing dHnsn and Bvouac.
lhe Alarm-th Raly-tbe March
Battle Of the twenty third OF December. 1874
The British bring up their Big Guns
Battle OF the Batteries.
Two Not able Warriors and Reyoluuonls,s.
Battle o. New 0rieans-,he Disaster.
Sss Paa accidents DERBY JACKSON.
Late J. G. Derby. Publishers, 10 Nassau street
A BRILLIANT PICTURE OF VIRGINIA SOCIETY
OUR COUSIN VERONICA;
Or SCENES AND ADVENTURES BLUE RIDGE. By
the author OF "Amabel Family History"
From harper's Magazine tor February.
As whole we cannot hesitate regard this
Ing Superior merit, showing large and refined culture
BUSINESS Of thought and home bred feeling
which are not always discovered In the popular novels Of
day.
From the New York Tribune.
The author writes from Q wide observation of society,
mariy with the best literature Of the day, aud fund
tive good sense and feeling.
From the Boston Atlas.
Its great merits its fidelity the realities OF the life
picts the beauty its descriptions the which
deneaes the softer shades Of character and its simple
elegance OF STYLE
One VOL, limo Price 81 Is.
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers,
No. lG Nassau street, New York
0SOR SALE-A FIX OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
also, OF the Albion, for the last six years.
gether separately. Address Co. box 223 Post office.
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THE COUGH ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN AT
Nblos Saloon OF Broadway Prince street. on
Thursday the l4h February Tables be for
800 ladies' and gentlemen VIM Dodge, Esq will preside
ties will be afforded N the dressing room doors Ct M
OCCASION and rich speaking be expected Mr. Cough
and numerous gentlemen from is and other States
Single tickets So; tor gentleman lady number
ed apd seats secured first purchasers win caoce. Plan
oil tables be and tickets Monday next al
Roe, lockwood Sons publishers All Broadwar lac
Nassau street. brick chapel Parties from secure
seats together by forwarding the amount Direct Amercs an
Temperance Union, New York.
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Buy your Shirts at M'Laughlin's Shirt
mandatory, q Chambers and Greenwich streets;
Wholesale and RETAIL all well made. and buttons sewed with
linen thread represented money refunded
Shirts made measure. MOtto-One price,