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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21
EASTERN EXTENSION.


Open 20 the junction with the ]. G. H.
DE0R1A and st. Louis In Railroad connection. The
shortest and only reliable route TO Bloomington, De-
csur Springfield, Alton b. Louis Cairo, and Ill South
Illinois, Also, 10 Cincinnati and the valley Of the
Ohio Passengers by taking this route via Terre
Hauie and indianapolis, save So miles In going to Gin.
cinnAti.
Time between Peoria and St. Louis only twelve hoursl
On aud after September 10TH 1855, the trains Of the
u follows: Az
Lave Peoria, ST. Louis tran 1l5 p. MI arriving at
Illinois Central, 8t5 p. m.
I" /" bp. m, arriving at m. Central TAO, p m.
:" III. Cen. Junc'n 10 . M, arriving atReoftA L. n.
/" 0p.m., tst, Louis trAAn;\ sr:ivins
at Peoria II, p. m.
u-Through tickets all the above places, ncfudns
Wheeling, BALTIMORE Philadephis, ctc, can BE- procured
at the office. s5g ssF
Passengers requested to procure ckes before Ia
king seats In the cars. 4sN
Trains end of Bridge. Omnsbusss will be In
attendance at the cars to convey TO any part
Of the city W. Il. CRUGEk, superintendent.
Peoria, Sept. A. 1855. seobptf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Harrisburg, Jan. IS.
The Senatorial Convention met at noon, when
Cameron, rep, was elected on first ballot. The
vote stood Cameron 81, Forney So, Foster z.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Wilmington, Jan. IA.
Jas. A. Bayard, and Mr. W. Bates we're nom
mated by the democrats for U. S. Senators, at
Dover last night; Mr.. Bayard for the long term,
and the election is fixed for this p. m.
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New York. Jan. Ia.

y !. - n y T--". New 0rk, Jan. "A.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce 10 day
appointed an Influential com. to assist in the re
ception to be given to tn officers of the British
steamer Retributon. s.a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21
Boston. Jan. Ii

The thirty thousand dollars OF forged papers
brought to light was discovered at the exchange
and Mercantile banks at Bangor, and the Can-
ton bank, the paper bank the Signature of A.
Morris, GAINESVILLE, Wis, and was endorsed by
Deshong. 1t is stated that the endorsements
were made at GAINESVILLE, last fall by the son OF
Mr. Dcshong, who attached his fathers name to
several notes drawn by Mr.. Morris, and also the
son attached the n,me Of his father to blank pa
per left at GAINESVILLE to be filled.
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Charleston, Jan. IA.

IUII, UHlI If,
The steamship Isabel FROM Havana and Key
West on the 10th inst. has arrived.
The health of DR. Kane was improving. A
great storm has occurred off Vera Cruz, nulner-
Gus vessels were wrecked, including the ship Of
war Guadelopeana and the steamer Iturblde. 80
persons on board the latter were lost.
The fish monopoly ut Cuba had been annulled
and foreign vessels were allowed to sell.
The weather was cool bur, beautiful.
Sugars firm and inactive. New molasSes was
| coming in freely.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Philadelphia, Jan. 49,
The Keystone Club of this city will kold an in.
dignation meeting to morrow evening, conse
quent upon the election OF MIR Cameron. ....
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Harrisburg, Jan. ]

I------- JHu. To-
Mr.. Brown in the Seuate entered protest
against the legality OF the election OF u 5. sena
tor, teller not hasing been elected by the Sem
ate on the last day prior 70 the election. "
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Naw Ynrt Ian

Z s7E New i Ork, Jan. ..
Letters by the Asia state that MI Villlers has
declined the mission to Washington, and points
at the probability of Lord Elgin being sent out,
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MAIL RoBBERY.---We learn that the mail due
Dubuque from the East, on Monday, was stolen
at Dunleitn, vnd all the money extracted from
it. The papers and drafts were found undam-
aged. 55.,s y =.
u A year ago, says an exchange, "a pile
of Breckenridge coal, it was said, as large as a
whale contained more oil than a whale" This
statement was ridiculed. 1t is now proved to be
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Salad CANDLE.-A piece Of candle may be
made to burn all night in sick room, or where
dull light is wished by putting finely powder
ed salt on the candle until it reaches the black
mart of the wick. .-...N go I
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Philadelnllis

n Philadelphia, Jan. IS.
The lumber yards of Herbert Davis & Co. and
Gavitt & Dublin, on the Schuylkill, were burned
this morning Loss $4,000. Both cases OF in.
cendiary.
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LAST NIGHr.-Thc lecture of Mr.. Burritt be
fore the Eonedelphian Society, was well attend
ed, and was listened to with considerable inter
est
The Young Ladies' Supper for the benefit Of
the poor, was largely attended. There was an
xcellent supper, and the biggest jam Of the sea-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

in their reservation above Fort Ridgely, have
formed themselves into Republic, under the
above name. They have elected . President, es-
tablished written Constitution and represent
alive body, cut or their hair, discarded paint,
built houses similar to those of the white pho
ueers in the West, and believe in the Christian
religion. This result is said to be mainly attrib
utable to those worthy missionaries, Messrs.
among them. The experiment seems to prom.
Use permanent success. So says an Exchange.
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IN NlcARAeuA.-A young man =

AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA young man who
has returned to San Francisco from service in
Nicaragua under Walker, gives shocking pic
ture of the restitution, suffering, i'll treatment,
sickness and want Of the soldiers Of the fllibus-
ter chief. The escape from Nicaragua, he says.
is a very difficult matter. No person is allowed
to go from place to place without passport.
No person, either citizen or soldier, is allowed to
leave Granada without one and if soldier is
caught eadeavoring to do SO, he is taken as a
deserter and shot. Such is his inevitable fate.
If aperson escapes Walker, he runs great risks
of falling into the hands Of tho Cammoristas, who
would also shoot him. If he escapes both, he
must get out ofthe country the best way he can,
and runs many risks and dangers. The writer
says:
Walker has now no natives in his army
Many Of his .roops have deserted and gone over
to the Chamorris party. His officers are gener-
ally drunk. He himself is hardly ever seen. 1t
will be necessary for him to do hard fighting to
get food, and only way in which he gets provis-
ions now, if not by lighting, is by taking it from
the natives, and compelled them 10 take COCOA,
| Of which there Is plenty in the country.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Uay. F1'77.'7z z
A. R. Spec. dem, Of Middlesex, was chosen
Pres't of the Senate. Andrew Butcher, demo-
crat, was chosen Speaker Of the House.
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York Tribune proposes to make the Gazette OF
this city, respond in a court of law for libel, in
asserting that Horace Greeley received $1,000
for lobbying at Washington for the Des Moines
Improvement Company. The libel may be pro-
ven, but damages must be very small, for the
editor Of the Gazette will have no trouble in
proving, by any number Of creditable witnesses,
that the paper is SO given to lying and this is
too well understood by its readers, that any
publications it could make would be entirely
| harmless. 80. $751;
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

Eaa CIrY BANK C.,ossD.-The Erie Gazette
Thursday says that this institution closed its
doors on Wednesday. We have reason to know
that in taking this step the officers only yielded
to constantly increasing outside pressure, after
making every possible effort TO resist it. We in.
dulge the hope that it may be reopencd in very
short time-at the furthest in the space ofthirty
or sixty days. Its assets are believed to be abun.
dantly aufficient TO meet al liabilities
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

sis aSaisz Trenton, N. j., Jan IA. g
The Legislature Of New Jersey organized to
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

RAILROAD MEErIEG.-A meeting of the citi-
zens Of this city was held Monday Evening at
Marion Hall, to take into consideration the pro-
ject Of constructing Railroad to connect this
city with Parkville, Missouri. Mr.. c. Hendrie
was called to the Chair and Mr.. johnson Pier
son appointed Secretary. DR.. Mcguire ad-
dressed the meeting at some length. A series
of resolutions were adopted, copies of which
have not been furnished to us, and such action
taken as is likely to produce an early survey of
the route, and concerted and energetic action on
the part of all the friends Of the proposed Road
along the whole line. We hope to give the off.
cial proceedings Of the meeting in our next
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

The laws of Virginia require that every man
who marries, give securt, for the support ot h,s,
vile and children. Many lovers WHO ni,d this in,
yenisair 90 ~ MARYLAND 70 have tbe csre-7
nlopy performed FSgss 49,
Z ''7s'aA sa1ss1 .i7's s's,,a4 bra ,s8i,..ssas
= a'sa 's'i 's9a s'saa;ts "a ltia sssg
noa'spsa gaiss
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~ The St. Paul Advertiser denies the truth
of the story, that is now going the rounds of the
press, that a Chippewa Indian was lately burned
at the stake by party Of Sioux, near Glencoe,
Minnesota. go
| II See Advertisement Of Messrs. Abbott Il
Dutton, Wholesale dealers in foreign and domes-
tic dry goods, Muscatine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

~ Horace Greedy has brought suit for libel
against J. w. Gray, editor Cleveland Plaindeal-
er for articles publishedi in that paper during and
since the late campaign. Damages claimed $40
600.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

New HARpwARE HousE.-.Messrs. Kraner,
Western / Co., hare opened q new Wholesale
Hardware Store in'the room lately occupied by
Messrs. Clark 1 Chestnut, Main Street The
Senior partner, NJ. Kramer, recently Of the
house of Delahaye l. Kremer, is fasorably
known among the business men Of this city, and
under his auspices the new house is likely to get
its share Of trade and become . fixed and per
manent institution. .S
| A Yoke Lady who was recommended to ex
ercise for the benefit of her health, replied, -
81 viii jMap at an offer Of marriage, and viii run
my own risk, if sha; kind Of exercise will Dc"
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New York Ian. LIS.

ztHtHsEd, l1e., . dII. To. !
The Republicans have nominated Gov. Ham
lin for U. s. Senator, long term. The nomi-a-
ton for short term still pending. 1900 e.
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Resotced, That the Railroad Convention call.s3
ed 10y the'citIzens Oh Prkvi lie, Missouri, 10 be -
hrldin PLttsburg, Missouri, Oh the 23d Of March
he postponed I'LL after preliminary survey OF
passed. 8t+ ,-z-@} a7sa 7ss"o n.tr seigtssi5 20
TWAS hen moved TINT the proceedings ohp
this meeting he published IN the city, p,licrs,
with request that they be copied by tbs press
Of Northern Missouri aud Sou,iieru lows. ~
No further business before The meeting, was
moved to adjourn. @Nt
71' f~t'''s CHARLES HENDRIX, Chairman. -
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r. EBNER, GUN6K ITH.
3. ] Q Y,

NlTY BINDERY, BURLINGTON, AEfHkW
u Iowa, in CoolbAngh's building, over ZiSlS
Harbsch wigfati's Hardware Store, on!
Main street.
Music Magax,nes and all kinds Of Periodicals. neatly
and Substantially bound.
He also authorised receive orders for all kinds OF
Blank Books the OF Bankers County Officers, Mer-
chants &C., manufactured at the well known establish.
ment Of Draunhold Some, Of Chicago. i5slis
Pamphlets Checks, Receipts, &C., &C. stitched Or bound
order fapr 93bptfl STEPHEN Z. ACRES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

DErALcArroN IN THE ROCHESTER, SAVINGS BANK.
We are surprised the public will be, TO hear that
dedication has discovered lin the account Of Mr.
Herman Iooms treasurer Of the Rochester Savings Rank
The amount ascertined 10 be SIS 42O and It has been
will not likely TO suffer loss. Mr. LOOMS has stood
high . business man, and the utmost confidence
reposed in his Integrity His habits and pursuits would
Iere the suspicion that he has been wastefu Of money
We not prepared 10 believe that he has intended any
fraud but the wrong Of funds TO which he had
b scarcely To be reconciled with strict honesty The d.
Eectors, learn, to have meeting this evening
the subject and presume the facts will be asceraned
and full statement Of the matter given those interest
ed.-Rochester Democrat, Dec. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Proposals tor nann order 10 fund he floating debt
al this company amounting nearly x.5otNo, issue
bonds the OF million OF dollars
decided the Board of Directors the best mode
Of rcdceming the from the un Ter
which hors by reason Of the high rates OF interest paid
upon this debt.
the securities and stock Of this umpany for the purchase OF
he bonds thus 20 be issued redrrabe In years and
bearing per cent interest, payable semi annually
To give 20 the holders 81 unsecured bonds and Outstanding
srcaies tina preference In this loan subScrp
tons, though solicited from all will ske pTecedencei in ,e
follow ing order
FIRST the holders Of unsecured bombs
Of the company redeemabin in 1854 1853 ISL isT and is2
second-To the holders Of Outstanding extension eertd
cates
Ih'rd-To the holders of preferred stock.
Payments he made fcows-furty per cent IN cash,
al In the above mentioned unsecured
bonds extension certificates preferred stock At any time
before the 18th January Any of the liabilities
the which and Constituting
a para Of the floating debt 10 he received as cash. .
These bonds viii be secured by morgasc on the whole
road franchises real estate and rolling stock subject 70
the first and second mortgages already gwen but the mort
gage herein provided for will be rst Ron rpon the extension
certificates the amount OF million five hundred AMI
twenty four thousand dollars issued ot The consrson q
nfty miles Dover Pls,s 20 Chatham which
certificates hypohee.ted security for the floating
debt be redeemed by the proceeds u This loan
further security to The purchasers Of the bonds
that earned and above expenses and INTEREST,"
employed purchase the market each ycarhc bonds
Of his such bonds purchased 70 be Immediately can
cellei.
the bonds stock ~ the company, rcferred 10
the rompany's uce No ~ Pine street. where committee
az the directors w b. In attendance daily from 2o2F ",
give an required Information respecting The terms q the
loan aud TIC condition IL the company NY order ~ The
Board. ALLAN CAMPBELL. President.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
POLITICAL,

STH WARD.-AT A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE LAND
owners and es-+es In the Fifth ward, convened by
Der 1857 on The corner OF Franklin street and West Broad
way, at the Fifth Ward Hotel, formerly the hotel Of
Thomas kiieyJ 10 take into consideration as TO the
wdened extended through and into the said
Fifh ward and whereas John McChevn. ESQ, nomi-
mated and appointed and Jacob ozer secretary
o. said meeting and John Legraye John Casree and James
Beatty Esqs were nominated Select Committee TO draf
such resolutions in conformity thereto and Tueeday
place the expressions OF said meeting and they
tollows:-
l. Resolved That the financial affairs are such that mas
much as the government OF the States and the State
and the city governmt borro werso
and VI the mercantile community Ia in state OF bank
Tupcy and part suspended and the and the
The rents due and unpaid, and number OF the new
IN occupation rent and the rents deprecated
from % 10 30 per cent, and with prospects any
will be wanted the dwellings they the
rent as dwellings, but not Tor store Tor some years to come
Resolved That II is ncxpedent that the contemplated
improvements should be made at the present time and Is
evil and serousdanage and not benet 10 the owners
in the Fifth ward by having
the ward and large amount Of moneys and the inability
Of the land owners and essees to the at the
present me- ney crisis
3 Resolved That the Alderman and Councilmen of the
Fifth ward requested 10 all of their influence and
LIST of May 1852 and also request the Aldermen and the
Councilman of the Third Fourth and the Sixth wards and of
Councilman of the Fifth ward TO have the suspended.
L. Resolved That the chairman and secretary the
hs Honor the Mayor and TO the Board of Aldermen
and COuncmen oil New York their immediate consdera
don forth in the above resolutions. We
your select committee do make this report and sub
scribe the same for your accepancs .,,.
JOHN CASTREE,
JAMES BEATTY
JOHN McCHEyIN Chairman.
NEW YORK, Dec. o. JACOB LOZIER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
Naval Intelligence.

Lieut. Col John Harris arrived from Washington pes
to-day, 22d inst where he has been engaged az mem
bcr, for the last few months of the Naval Courts
He resumes the command Of the Brooklyn Marine Bar
racks
Capt. Shut.leworh, who was ordered TO New Orleans
u open Marine Rendezvous the It'll November last,
has closed it. having recruited sufficient reinforcement
70 garrison the Pensacola Marine Barracks AMI Is now In
command OF the above named port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23


NfoRuoNS-TUE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE"
III 81 exceedingly interesting, and will repay
Ar attentive perusa Of the number
embeshea with fine portrait 81 James sheppard now
confined Prison under Of death for
FOR firing his own dwelling when his wife burnt
This journal great value the community Il fear
The bordes of thieves and vsgsbonds that inesi
community giving their names and accurate descrp
lion 81 their persons Among other articles contains-
Tn Life az James Shepherd,
sonspir~y 10 Procure the Murder ofa Witness.
Attempt 10 Prostitute n Young Girl
Murder Of q Husband.
Love and Murder.
A Lawyer Murdered by his-Yfe.
buraorinsvy neveiopemehfs In Conneesicut
Adventures ~ Ntdocq.
Lives ~ two Notorious English Thieves.
Life Of Redeyar, the German knuck.
Implying the Penitentiary by new Process.
Nature aud Human Mature.
dodgers Exposition ~ Thieves.
Horrible Murder Of two Aged Women.
Brigham Young and tho NermoNs
Interesting Cores yonAence from Utah.
Correspondence from Philadelphia, Chicago, RICHMOND,
Gaena. &C.
Sold by all news agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
THE RAIL SEASON.

...-.0- -es~---~~
LIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TWENTY NfNTHANNuAL
ball Of the New York fre DEPARTING nj IN behalf OF the
widow orphan FUND win take place At the Academy Of
Music Of Fourteenth street and Irving place on Mon
day evening January n Tickets may be procured OF
the managers, OF The officers . -
HENRY A. BrRR President, lol CIiG street,
PFTEk H. TITUS, Treasurer "a Market street.
JAMES " wENMAN SECRETARY, 100 Pearl street.
NggRpy CHRISTMAS soIREE-rHE THIRTEENTH
NI annual scree Of the first company Gouvcrneur Blues
will take place At The city Assembly Rooms ON THURSDAY eve
ming per ~ Tichess one dollar wv aANlE, Charuan.
JoHS McktszIg, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23

18th wARD.-AROUSE, AND SHOW YOUR FIDELITY
the cause democracy aud the nations
PRIDE James buchanan The Young Mems Clue the
l13 Madison this evening, 61s
O'Clock for the purpose of proceeding to Tammany Hall
their brother democrats endorsing the Independent
administration President Buchanan. All who
The cause are respectfully invited 10 attend
JAMES MCMAHON, President.
JomsP BLAIR, 3secretares.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


"A No "a + A. NJ, held at their lodge rooms corner Court
and Joraleme streets Brooklyn Thursday evening Decem
w slsfsa
Jaroemsn, TreasSrer Jane. WI Finn, SID s. Williams
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY. CAUTIONED AGAINST
an Sy sa4a r asS 9s L. at IN
selmann, payable at the Hssns Bank shs note hsyIng
A MEXICAN soAL coMPANY.-NoTICE rs HEREBY
Con. ss
hs election Of nine directors and for the transaction q such
!, he oas ssnpsny e The city q New YSTs
Sc closed from The i4h 10 All instant inclusive Polls ops,
". TITUS, secretary.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE, MECHANICS CLUB MEETS
g, at o'clock Pm sabjecs~"iron Castings and steam
ships Strangers are always especially welcome AdmiS-
CARD.-To THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
a. Brooklyn Mercantile Library Association -senuemen:
submitted You by number al gentlemen who feel that The
hes, interests Of thu association VIII be gained the election
operation is respectfully socted--.
For PrcsidenLews Roberts II South residence ssl
For Vice Presdent-Ges R. Bowman, Al Broadway; resi-
Corresponding secretary-Chs Farley 60 Broadway;
Recording secre,sryJ Brewster 10 Front street, resi-
dence 2a5 Livingston street.
For Additional Directors James Raymond, Dean street.
No man D. Sampson. 279 Washington street New York,
corner Jorsemon and Clinen Lcbbeus Chapman 50 Wall
street residence 2 Livingston street Vim A. ,,eay ITO
eSnse B. Har d s 4
seely Ward firm Of Perdqe Ward foot Of Warren and
Baltic streets Spencer G. ID. Van Bokk 81 Froa street.
residence Harrison street.
CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO INTIMATE
to his friends and the public that he has commanded to
out and collecting accounts ply scans bills &C. and taking
charge tenant property and hopes TO merit share OF the
Accounsp House Factor and General Agent $40 Seventh
avenue between Thirty first and Thirty second streets.
AIDES FAIR.-rHE LADIES OF THE BENEVOLENT
IL Society of the Memorial Church will hold fair the
benefit OF the church and she poor the Sunday
Rooms Of Hammond street and Waverley place dur
day Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday preceding Christ
mas
r AIDES FAIR OF THE BLOOMINGDALE PREsBYrE.
IL rian church at Knicxerbocker Hall Eighth
Of Twenty third Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec Is and "a day and evening splendid assortment Of
sale Choice refreshments Will be provided Admission, IS
cents; children half price Tickets for sale at the door
r IQUoR DEALERS MEETING. A SPECIAL MEETING
IL Of the New York Liquor Dealers Society will be held
Wednesday evening Dec g. at the Metropolitan Rooms
GusTAyus A. RATz, Recording Secretary,
las and l47 Bowery.
MASONIC THE MEMBERS OF CHARTER OAK
wi Lodge No 249F a. M requested 20 meet at their
rooms, o. y. H., Wednesday evening Dec. q, at ia
order, GEO. YOUNG, W. NJ
gro. G. MITCHELL, Sec.
MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY
WI Lodge No. 81, of F. A NJ, are hereby summoned TO
attend the lodge this night for the election Of officers and
transact other business BY order, WIN. HARIGAN, WIN
w. JONES, Secretary.