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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
st. Marks, Florida.
Treasury DrrAErAKxT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, #.a
washington, December So, 1856
day February D. 1887 O'Clock aoop com
OF hospital St
Marks Florida according The plans and speeeaons
this be whole building
the different kinds Of bills mus
each bid with the each
work and The total carried the department. resrvin
thereof, when deems the of the United
qures the department night
Of who there is believe
not faithfully perform the contracts winch they have
obtain by ndirecton; all bids parties
interest who do the bids all bids that upon nveEa
ton, below fair price for the work.
Bids will received gross
ed bidder details furnished
Of the different kinds materials which
whole part bid, may
quue.
Ninety per done and materials de-
veieo according 70 contract prices amount to be asceransd
the estimate OF
purpne, will be from
retained until the completion OF contract
in The event OF non fnhment Of contract
Contracts wl be awarded only builders mechanics
and the thereof Secfsy
tne Treasury will be forfeiture Of the same.
Each be accompanied
ed BY two responsible Terrified by United
states district Judge or attorney Of the said
$500 for the whole work. Of amount s nny
The bidder will required BE-
enter into contract and bond with proper ana sufficient
Form Of bond and certificate required on app
cation 10 the department. 'FT'
rsns .pee,heaions and working drawings app
No bid NH Be fully eorspies In eli Il, Sei
vita The requirements Of fhis adrsTfsesenf.
Inc proposals u be set this department. nddresbed
Murine Hospifa at So MnTir Fla be
O'Clock M Of the last day named for receiving the
LANES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Des 27--saw1Feba5f lint s,arl
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CLERICAL POLITICIANS.

Few papers have done more to encourage and ~
the political priesthood than the Philadelphia SUD
yet find in late number of that journal the subonSd
article which certainly exhibits fruits meet for repent
ance;p
"why is it that many Protestant cergymen have been
preaching politics instead of the Gospel Because, finding
themselves utterly becie in the pulpit heologisns and
DESTROYS of fame they orsake the prayermeetng the pas
ora visits the mnisratons the sick the deeply inter
estng services sabbath school, and all other time and
eternity honored quiet of doing good, and jump
abruptly grotequey and impiousy into the midst of the
motley group found the political and there
the of bssphemers and nfde and the vile Of
all descriptions and to the deep modification and chsgrin of
all Christians play the harlequin and the clown
thus become the pous butt Of dsndie
live their WITS gamblers thieves rakes and Tagabonds
whose Is legion. Men of the pulpit Come now
swer the bar of the INFINITE. thou
the midst of this company of sinners their onsf All
that question Once thou thus sefde-
graded for the purpose of saving thy country? mot
Of conscience by false reply. Answer
but myself and in the presence of Him whose
your SOUL
Mi-stones the neck Of Christianity Mdews on the
young nursery Of the ehurchsumbng blocks on the road
of savaon-repen; 60 back your first works. time is
short eternity endless. Preachers fewsnfu politicians
The country does not need your services the church
does You to be the of the sheep and
the lambs of the Masters farm and have made
the companions of goats and swne Poute longer
your cloth. Ye cannot serve God and Aanmon"
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CONVENTION OF OLD SOLDIERS.

In pursuance of resolution adopted at the last
convention the Of the war Of 1912 met in this
city yesterday morning in the city council chamber The
attendance from several States of the Union was quite
large and the appearance Of these gallant survivors be
second of independence venerable and impres-
sve in the extreme. The convention was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Baltimore.
Owing the severity of the weather yesterday the
vention unable in body call upon the President
They were however ably represented by committee Of
their appointment who visited the Executive Mansion
early in the day and received by its distinguished
host with Characteristic politeness and cordiality.
The convention presume viii not adjourn before to-
morrow The following list of the members presents
District of Columbia.-Col W. W. Seaton Col J. S.
Williams F. B. Stockton, J. B. Skinner, George McNer
Gen. r.. G. Weightman, Gen. g. w. Disco, DR.. William
Jones Richard Butler, r. B. Poster, ]. A. Kennedy, l.
Beers J. Holland Thomas Quantrill, John Waters g. c.
Grammer, VIM. Wheat J. Hibus, W. W. Corner, John
Sessford John McDuell, VIM. S. Darrell ]. Allen, r. r.
Dorset j. Johnson J. Warden O. Steel G. r. De Ia Roche
p Bergman, H Mofett, VIM. Young Jas Baxter, VIM
Mortimer, pegg, Clark Brics Ha K n g sewell Q
Mcintyre Christopher Gin, Bennett Clements, J. Clarke
Gideon Pearoe, w. J. Bronough, r. Howell, Francis b
Lord s. B. Beach, j. B. Holmead, W. A. Bradley, Evert
Dr. j. F. Caldwell Col w. Langtree, T. Dawes, Thomas
Thomas L. Shaw Isaac Clarke, M. Harrison J. Noyes
Ware. ''
Alexandria ya-Thomas Taylor.
Frederick city, Md.-Jacob Msrkle
Frederick county Nd.--Col Thomas SspPington.
Alexandria county Ya--Robert Donaldson, Timothy
Milburn.
Clark county.-Goorge knight, S. r. Jackson
Shenandoah county, Val. j. Ssnborn.
Berkeley county, va--John Strother Barton Campbell
Fauquier county Va-George Calvert
Jefferson county.-John Cameron.
Warren county, Hight
Fairfax county--Wm. Sebastian.
Delawsre--Dr John Simms, William Simmons, George
Platte Benz Springer, W. G. Jones, NJ Mecklin.
Baltimore county, Md.-Rezin Steven, W. Lam.
Calvert county-Dsniel Birkhead, Major George Peter
Montgomery county.-John J. Harper, l. M Provost J.
o. Erving.
Pennsylvana-Hon. J. B. Sutherland, J. II, Frick Jas
Benners Jno Hatfield, Capt Jno s. Van Dyke, Jno Car
roll " Sleeper T. Pdgeon, VIM Price, A. ID. Currsn, J.
Van SERVER, W W Pidgeon, w. B. Johannes P. Cope
Geo Mahsn, D. ]. Hircke, J. P. Lecioek, C. B. Rus, r.
Hirckel Hon. j. Cooper
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.
TRASHY DEPARTMENT,

TRrAsrRv DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 1e, 1856.
OF February, A. d. 1857 at O'Clock couetrucon
Of the hospital authorized Burlington Iowa
according to the plans and specifications prepared depart
proposals bune ar seuyat,
for the different kinds of work bills
accompany each bid with OF work ana
the total carried The
deems
also the
who there believe faithfully
winch
and all bids when do moi on n
the bids, and all bids that Investigation price
y -
gross and no contract will be a.aa
bidder Of
OF The different kinds Of work sail ~ subject
10 the REVISION OF the Department. dop The whole
OF The United
Ninety OF wcrK dome and
eed according 10 contract
the esimae Of an agent Of s department appointed pu
cent retained until the contract and accent
bnce OF th work. &c by the forfeited In
the event Of non ulhimeni Of contrast
Contracts WIN be awarded only builders
Treasury, wal be a forfeiture OF =
Each proposal must be
district Judge attorney Of disi In The sum or IS COO
for the whole work. proporona for apy ha,
the bidder will when required, proposal enter n
ana hona with proper and sufficient seeuIes
Form q bond and certificate required furnished on appc
ton 10 the department. - "ff@'e~-
thirty days when they be had apncaron TO HE
so os XIII be considered nnisSs eli
r1th the re9uir emenfs Of ttis advertisement.
Ing mEsl ne sent 10 this department
Buysasten Marine Iospfa opened 10 O'clock
a. ms o. me last day named for receiving The
JAMES GUTHRIE
Dec ls--2awiFebl9 fIntei&starl : - ''
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OBITUARY.

Hon Robert Carter Nicholas who died his plantation
in Terrebonne Louisiana, the Gath ult, and whose
death briefly noticed in the Union few days since
a captain in the United States army during part Of
the Of 1872 being attached to the division stationed
the Canada frontier and afterwards promoted to the
rank Of colonel. He for twelve years senator in
Congress- which post he filed with honor to the State and
credit to himself Colonel sent charge daaires
to Naples by General jackson He also secretary of
State Of louisiana and later superintendent Of public ed
ucaion
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RESTAURANT.
iP Hotel, PennsylVansa avenue, betspeen l7h and
lsh streets, Hashingson, ID. @.

ID. JpsrnoiS Hot PennsylVansa avenue bpeen l7h and
lsh streets, Hashingson, ID. @.
HR PROPRIETOR bees inform friends and the public
that this restaurant recently established the
and improved principle, with snoon dining
nisbed in the latest se has competent
fssons French cook recently arrived from
gained ertsne reputation rst
and as tae proprietor himself has dnguvhed
and
be faiicrs hiuse
those who mAy favor him ~iIh their patronage.
Attached the
OF wines liquors, gae and Other decaces Of
and cold lunch from H. until H. The proprietor
received, Europe,
payne, clsre coensc with OF
other hoose In the city, per box basket single boe
Private dinner
shortest notice in Of the city lee cream ey plumber
and all description Of confectionery business.
Jan 7-eod2m
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IMPORTANT TO corTos PLANTERS,
by which their incomes uu.s ne ,...h,..x

THE undersigned has invented patent from a.
United stass FOR ihe and cabnniion 81
of SEED cotton into process
he gn through me various spinning
W until u ~ ready Tor shipment ~ weaving
rom rss ~ This viii be a. easfi pen cent;
fsfns mace rom the fibre
he machinery 81 the
~ VIII be shout city
m command The nnkc Of the world dsancng eomp.fitio
q advanced prices. f'-
The Undersigned s prepared aipose privileges 20 usc M
psef informed TERMS
sfaetson how how 20 ehn machinery
oh.r necessary particulars, sppficsisn
Dec e-2swiyh GEORGE Q. HENRY, Mobile,
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REMOVAL.

DAVID BAIRD, Upbosier and Papersnre respectfully
forms bis friends and public general
has removed his establishment from No 4sl Eighth
Pennsylvania 4ge norb OF
Pennsylvania where he will
sive and splendid OF borders
shadef &C., and all the other articles appeanng
where all persons In want Of such articles respectfully invited
call.
Jan -oteod
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THE APPROACHING INAUGURATION

The Democratic Review SAYS
The Inauguration Of James Buchanan promises 10 be the
most magnificent nstsnent Of Chief Magistrate Of the Uni
TED States that has taken place The military and civic
associations OF the large cities making preparations to
'H nshngton on the occasion. Among the rest we mo-
nos the 9TH regiments National Guard Of the lat division
New York State militia Of the city Of New York the Bur
sen Corps Of Albany; the Keystone Club Of Pbisseph.
no the Young Mems Democratic Union Club Of New York
Nho VIII be accompanied by Dodworth's full band"
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Northampton oountg,-aon: !. Porter,

Northampton oounty.-Hon J. Porter.
Crawford county.-Dr. Daniel Dennis.
LuEerne county, Knapp.
Montgomery eOuny.-Lient p Hoover, J. Jones, Levi
Roberts, Thos Fox.
PittsburgD Lynch F. A. Hirsely 7. Feddon, J. Cham
bers A. Breckenridge J. NJ Davis J. d. Davis T. ~ Pratt
z Troyillo Jno- Grayson, j. Wilsock, @. Armor John
Clark p Fleuger, Bur, A Hays Jno. McKew, r. MAhon,
VIM. McFall, Jno. Park NJ Thompson
Chester oounty-Ino- Carlisle
DasPhin S0gRty.-sAmuel Holman George Mcknight,
Susqueh eounty.-S. Briscoe.
SchuyIkh 6unty-B. Pott, Major J. c. Lepsg, Joseph
Severn, DR. J. Dewers Charles Fraey, NJ Weaver, Dr. l.
Roger, John Harlan W. Reifsnyder j. g. Friek, Col d.
H. Goodwin
Allegheny cOunty-Gen- J. N. Davis, Major John VIII
lock Major David Lynch, John D. Davis ,. A. Heisley,
George Armor.
Lancaster eounty.-Thomas Lloyd.
Wisconsn.-John Shaw.
Iowa.-Andrew Hooton.
North Caroina-John Bright
New jersey w. Nickel VIM. Dickinson.
Maryland.-N. l. Darnel.
New York eity.-Col H. Raymond, Major W. Taylor,
L. W. Ryekman Jesse Ferguson.
Rhode Island.-Captain t. Browneu, Adam G. Coe @.
G. Shaw Geo Rowland.
:. Kentucky.-Gen- Leslie Coombs J. H. Holman.
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Texas Creaiter..

appearing by fhe oci rpou treasurer Of Tera.
mai me hnanees OF that state
sc that The State also good
therefore respectfully sugFestec 70 the creditors
meeting a The National Heis Washington city,
me Isl Monds in January, adopt may
deemed advisrbs 70 o5tsin
rrcse, rsfifed BY Teras. LESLIE gONRs
IS-lawfh3dIan
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A CARD-we hereby notify have open
"a upon our bocks that viii be
and respectively presented when viii be Of al
forward and settle viii fall
OF eight hundred Thousand family
FORM, without meaning object We wish cleary understood
that object and intention have account settled up
either By cash or notes a satisfactory dates.
Dec 97-si.wawiff HooE BRO. 4 co.
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no CONFECTIONERs-Proposa will be received until
LIST day of February for the exclusive privilege ene
confectionery other refreshments
the hrd Exhibition Metropolitan Mechanics INSTITUTE
opened the I'd and close about 3Dfh OF March
The bidder TO fit space allotted
able syle and in harmony with The decoration
He also give satisfactory evidence OF his ability
eies Of the best quality
Address
Office, 40i II street, Of TN,
Dec 81 eoiFeblt CHAE. p. STANsBURY.
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MAINE.

The legislature Of this State met at Augusta Wednes
day last The senate elected J. II. Wilkins president asd
Joseph Hall secretary. The house elected Charles A
sPOfOrd speaker, and George W. WILCOX clerk com
municaton was read from Mr. Hamlin resgnng bis posi-
ton as United States senator
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John I'll. Buthmann,

Importer and Dealer In Vines, Brandies, de-,
Pennsylvania avenue, south side between AZ Streets
has in choice Of champagne, quarts
III and pins OF the desirable brands
sparkling ST. Persy white and Madeira, Sherry
Tenerne, Sicily, RHINE wines, Moe Wines
Cognac, 6cheidam gin, jamaica rum, whiskey
American whstey Cupsoa anisee and Of his own preparation,
Also genuine absinhe, Kschwasser and Havana cigars
Dec ll-3ufw4m
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Law school Of the University at Cambridge
Massachusetts,.
7As EnstTucfors this School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER LID. Royal Professor
Hon. THE0PHILUs PARSONS, LII. D., Dane Profes scr.
Hon EMORY WAsHBUBN, LII. D., University Professor

Hon. THEOPHlLUs PARSONS, LID, Dane PrOfes sor
Hon EMORY WAsHBURN. LID, University Professor.
THE Of branches Of The
common law; and OF equity admiralty
onA and constitutional swi and the Jurisprudence
saies The library of sbonf
wrks appear they added and every 20
complete
Instruction h by oral Lectures and
ation and eIsmsnsiions them
week Two arc in epch
Of which out ia srruea ~
four and opnion presiding ms
Rooms and other fscues
assembly - held weekly for acquiring
knowledge OF parliamentary law and proceedings =
Students the school Of their pro
studies mercantile puui n, or ei,he
term OF IN ne MIDDLE or other Of They bertv
70 elect waa; ssde tey will according view m
their and sitainrnenis -
The academicn which Thurdar weth
hef me fhu "wednesday July divided terri a.
= = - " eSeh
During hs winter vacation the Ihrsy opened " med and
lighted for the Of the Of school =
ior admission OF Tor catalogue any nfor
CAnsupsr Mass, December, isss
Dec is-lsu3wif
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Twas confidently expected in PhiAdslphia yesterday
mat the President elect wOud be present AT the great bali
which was to have taken place in that city last night in
honor Of the election Of Buchanan and Brsckiuridge
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MARRIED.,

ON the 7th instant by the Rev Mr.. Buox, Jas. r. OLD
HAM, esq q Philadelphia, ELIZA daushter Of WIZ.
p.s, esq, Of this ely.
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CHAs. r. sTAssBURY.

TLAYTONs Diaries for 1857, giving blank pages
ruled and Dated
record ransacions
ments received in sres for the counting once
well as those for the pocket.
Jan6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Royal Kslendsr and Court Register q complete
list Of the n government England
Scotland esnd end The colonies commonly known
Book Imported from London BY
Jsns FRANCK TAYLOR
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NV YoRE HARBoR--The New York Mirror of Wedne5-
day last says;
"0ur rivers now much sbstructed by doating
ice than any previous time this winter large por
ton Of this ice ID eshwaer ice of considerable thickness
drifed down from the upper of the Hudson which
uniting with the harbor ice 10 formed into large and
half across the river This foe varies from four inches
foot in thickness and hence offers considerable inRa1
ment to the ferry-boats, though it does not nteu1
rally with the regularity of their trips At
comes 50 compact within the slips to coni
to make repeated attempts before they can b.
the bridge
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AN vEssEL-The British brig Mary, Capt Thomp-
SON. which arrived at Savannah on the I'd instant from
England is fy-three years old and strong when
she first launched into her native element Her hull
is built Of solid oak and fastened in the substantial
manner may be inferred from the number Of years she
has been in service and the many tempes she has
countsrd old during that period She looks
as bright and in her youthful days Another
marabe fact in connexon with this vessel may be stated
that she has belonged to the family since abe
was first built
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WANTEDPersoBs desiring rive private dinner parties can
w ce supplied with hrsitlass French
vices on application AZ GATHERS RESTAURANT
Dec e-1awsno1 2S2 Penn between l2Ih and l3gb.
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OFFICIAL.


THHAsUEr DErIETHEsT.
November -, 1850.
hereby given holders Of the loans Of ma
Unied this will purchase The until
ID next Of 100000 shall be pfss
obsaiBed, viii pay, sddon interest accrued
dividend Of thereon,
together days additional for Lhe reach
The vendor, the following Of pasmsn said stocks
For The is42 premium Of 10 per
~ 'Ae 'eA " lo1' a1a Aos0' reI-i1" '. ~ pa $40
for the stock Of 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnify Stock
premium of per
sspsrtnssl
assigned States BY party duly emit
proceeds
lt day Of January The be
assigned seekhoder, will payable
corresponding deduction be pay
or he stock
Payment for assigned transmitted viii be made
BY dra bs Assistant Treasures al Boston, New York.
Philadelphia the option Of The entitled
which should be expressed in me letters accompanying The
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 2s-drSdMarchiif Secretary Of the Treasury.
BASK OF w.smsoroS,
January 6, 1851
THE trustees Of thi. Bank have his day declared
thrss Of ts profits Of The last months payable
JAMES ADAMS,
Jans-a Cashier
DBITIsH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1887 /,
giving the House Lods, the house Of Commons Cns,eh,
land and Scotland AID me Golons Foreign Mn.sI. n England
Abstracts Parliamentary Documents Public Acts
Valuable Coinage the Postal
% ne Maisiisi Progress BRUSH an5
Bridges on e Rnsan War and mun other
im gss from London BY FRANcK TAYLOR
The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of LOuisaas and Seventh arscs,
Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE CO.. Bankers.
Collections made all The cities in the Union Marine and fire
risks sneGled IN a., Al the principal ofhees in the
a. 80, United sisies and Canada
p. Phillips,
OF Alabama,
-anornsy-atLaY
Office corner 7th md Louisiana avenue.
Dee s-d2nf
Banking House OF Chabb Brothers,
Washington, January j, 1857
John d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are This day admit
the Banking House Of Cbubb Brothers The
o. Barlow and Henry HoIns The House IN Dssenpors Iowa
composed q Charles s. c6ubb VIM bengal and Alexander
jan a nSa pn'e 'Ds n'" q on''' ciuaB skoTGERs
A IssEs ROCKERS English and French Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies' ae4 street. between Gin
Circulars may obtained seminary principal
bookstores.
RETERKNcKs: g.,
Rev g D. cenmln, Rector Trinity Church, Washington
Hon Asa Blsrs unied States senate
bon. A. q. Brown do
Hon. b. n. Curtis, United Supreme Coufl.
Hon W w Boyce, House q Representative
ri. A. Potter, b. D., Bishop Of Pennsylvania.
RI Rev, c. p Mc1lvuine, d. d., Bishop OF Ohio
Rev. G. NJ. Butler, ID. d., Cincinnati
Dec. 9--dfH
JACOB REED,
Manufacturer of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No 10 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
All coo and qualities of military and fancy cloths constantly
hand and for sale the lowest prices.
Oct lS-d6mi
EfOR RkNTTha and handsome brick house
with back buildings, &c, of l4h
II completely furnished throughout Possession be had
Immediately. Apply X. 4. WHITE, Grocers,
Dec a5--du Louisiana
WilIards' Hotel.
J. q. d II. A. WILLARD,
Peansypania Gpcnus end Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID. c.
Jan 2q--dft
ONCE the WashiuRtOu Gas Light Gamma nv.
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ROoMs FOR RECIPROCITY furnished and located
conveniently 20 WIZARDS Hotel, No as street. by Mn
Nosna Jan s-alwi
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.
following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland conso
drawn January g. 1855
4s 3 8 IA 40 es 65 81 80 SO II
The following Painpsco
81 4e 3 ~ 40 IL AZ Al AZ So 90 80
r. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
d. n. McPHlrL, Commissioner.
Jan e-lt
Prompt to Duty In The Hour OF Danger.
7Hirf~A -4nnuai Ball
or THE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,
At Csrusi's Saloon,
MospAr, JANUARY 49, 1857.
In honor Of Birthday Of the iusfri0u Pfankin
Honored be thy day, ....#
Patriot philosopher and sage
Thy deeds bright with Rory'B
In hstory's Unrest page.
THE attending annual balls
of they have
ed style general satisfaction The therefore,
publish elaborate notice. bn
that neither will be spared make this
mod l ball Of tba season.
Due precsson preserve suie,e aecou,
and attention the floor and other
mai then faultless.
Tickets 81 70 be had OF the committee of or al
the door the evening OF the bali.
Committee Of arrangement.
Robert Il. Doyle, Ed EdmonEon.
w. II. Planning, Is. r. Alexander,
o. X. Crossfeid, j. ID. West,
w. NJ. 5tansbury, James fosey,
John n. Sessfofd, "A. Dan1,
w. H. Beardsley, II. G. Eckiod.
Dec 2o-3awfsyanf