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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
Fifty Volunteers Wanted

TO fill upa Company which will 60 into
\ Camp Immediately. The pay of Privates
is Sl3 per month, and the allowance $3.50
per month for clothing, and One Hundted
Dollars at the end Of the serv ce. Am lef
proVisio has been made for the familiesdo
those who enlist. Apply to
Sept 3, '6l.4w A, PEARCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12
Notice..

4 Ii persons indebted TO the finn Of VA
N PIE 4 MACKEY will pay to d. S,
DANA, Attorney at Law, McArlhur, who is
solely authorized 10 receive aad receipt for
tho same. Said 6rm was dissolved Februa-
Try %, 1851. ALFRED YArLE
Sept, 5, 81 3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-12

Attachment Notice.
Samuel V. Dodge, Plaintiff, Before D. N.
against }Kingery, J. p.
John I. MacEey, Defendant )of Elk Town
ship, Vinton County, Ohio
On the 26th day Of August, A. D. 1861,
said Justice issued an order OF allachmen. in
tho above action for The sum of Ninety.Two
dollars. SAMUEL V, DODGE.
Sept ! 81 3w.
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MEnfHn. Dec. H.-Ths latest Louisville
papers received here represent that Northern
troops continuA to pour into Ken tucky In
one unceastng stream.
Reliable tntelligenes from Bowling Green
says, that appear ances do not indicate an On /.
sasement,al although unforeseen circumstances
might precipitats fight within eight or ten
days. But few Fsdsrals have a. yet crossed
Green rivsr. and It IL reported that the y have
gone back, and burnt the bridge.
Gen. Hindman's Official rerort Of III.
Woodson vile fight ssys that Dol. Terry and
three Texan Rangers were killed; Lieut..
Morris, OF the Third Texan Rangers. was
dangerously wounded and Cant. Walker.
three Hangers. and two privates Of the Ar.
kansas Battalion, were slightly " wounded
The Yankee less was Is killed, and the mum.
OF wounded WAS unknown. We took eight
prisoners.
kentuckians from Bourbon county. Who
arrived here to-day, say that the roal from
Faris to Frsstonburg In clear Of Lincoln
troops, and that squads OF Southerners are
constantly Joining Gen. Marshall's com.
mand. They mostly como from the Blu,
Grass counties.
Gen. Marshall's soldiers are openly re-
cruiMng in Bourbon county. and but few
Union men can now be found. except town
men, The nountainesrs are q ocking to Gen.
Marshalls standard in large numbers.
There ls nothing new from Columbua
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Additional by the Edinburg.

Sr. JoHE's, N. F., Dec. 23.--The following
il the very latest news by the Edinburg,
which passed Caps Race on Saturday night /,
LONDON, Dec. l2.-The Jo.rna! Gs Havre de
RsnapAoye. OF MarssiIles, and the Girsnde, OF
Bordeaux, advise the French Government to
preserve strict neutrality in case Of war be-
tween England and America.
The Paris Temps approves OF the proposal
Of the London Daily Nesos, to appeal to the
| mediation OF friendly Powers, in accordance
with the agreement made at the Paris Con-
| ference In 1855, and says lat no other Power
but France can be the mediator.
The Paris Presss advoca tss the energetic in
tervention of France between England and
America.
The Opinione Rationale, the organ Of the
French Liberal party, says that France
al uld not follow the example of England,
shculd the latter recognize the South.
The 1foneso, Of Turin, warns England
against beginning war with America, as
France would take advantage Of 1t to inter-
fere in the East.
The Austrian papers state that war between
| England aud America would remove the
only obstacle In Europe against French am.
| bi,ion. and that France would begin war
against Germany.
The Paris Cons.ifa,fonnsi pablishes an arti.
Gle stating there 10 strong necessity for an
Anglo. French alliance, which could nos be
| endangered by war between England and
America.
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NoIIsEss Erws.-Ths Mem phis appeal, Of
TAursday publishes la ter Northern news, of
which the following is portion:
The Northern papers say that Mayor
Wood takes his defeat in New York with the
ar CT philosopher, aud has made . speech
Il his Mozart followers com plim en- tary to his
sleeessor Ia offioa, as q gentleman who would
bring di gnitv and ability to the new al mil D.
hIauon. He exp sssed the hope that now
Tie legislature ut u albany would clothe the
aayor OF New York with such powers as
would enable him TO be useful in his respou.
able position
Mrs. Mary H1rtung. who has been in
gnsou some three years and half in New
York, charged with the murder OF her hus
band by poison, and who has been twice
sehienced TO death, was TO- day released from
confinement by Judge Wright or the So
peme Court, on proceedings brought before
hila by her counsel.
Secretary Chase said; IA response to toast
a. dinner given by the Union Club Of Ne W
iorE, that the blacxest negro Ia So nth Caro-
INA, though black "a midnight, was, in his
eyes, whittier than tn g whitest rebel. (vehe-
neniiy cheered by the company, among
whom was VIM. b. Astor.l
. II was reported at Washington On the
isln, on the authority Of a private letter
lfen New Mexico, that the strong forces
which have been sent agains. the Texans in
As nesilia Valley have driven them far
oaSk Into Texes.
Geo. Wilkes, OF Wnkss's SpiYi Of Ias Tinnes,
Wa accijantly shot In the thigh by pistol
su.eh he was handling. The wound, al.
.aongh not a dangerous one, will conhne
Ain 10 his room for some weeks.
me Governor of Michigan has called an
.fUs session Of the Legislature to meet on
We I'd proximo.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW0.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH
THE MAsoS-sLIpELL AFFAIR.
cEN. sooTTS MISSION.
Sci &C.. &c
IsrxctAt DIsrAroz TO TEE .ucxxosp DIS. Arer,


NeHsotk. Dec. U.-The Day Book has 70,
se'Ved Northern papers Of the 18th inst
from which we take the following items:
NO progress ~ As made on Wed nssday At
washington In the Mason and Siidell case
me British Gov sruncnt have not presen tod
"a cir nlumatpm. The cabinet have ad no
consultation on the m alter YET
Prince Albert died on the l4th ins. Al.
disease WAS typhoid fever
The Fairs Pa1ss ssys that all the great
powers OF Europe have been consul ted BY
treat Britain with regard to the arrest Of
mason and slidell, and they concur In de-.
oiaring the eond net Of wilkes . gross viola.
ZION OF all the rights Of neutrala
The burnside expedition will not lsavs
Annapolis nttl some time after Oh ristr, az
u dest alton Is for shallow rivers, proba.
oily south Of Ncsfolk, Us the vessels are n !,
am all and OF Zig bit craft
Gen. Scott has Ger tainly arrived At Nav
fork. and 10 expected ia Washington in a
few days. He says he 10 tho bearsr Of
the earnest desire OF Napoleon for the m ain.
t"nancs Of peacs between England aud the
nit"d Ststes. He teleeraphs 70 Washing 70 n
-"AE 10 eel -
d BIZ has been introduced In Congress to
eoioniss slaves Ia India and the reserva.
tion OF Arkansas, 10 compel them to grow
cotton. All who 60 into tho Federal camps
will be thus disposed Of
IL Is rumored that Hon. Caleb Gushing will
superceds Gen. Phelps MT ship Island, with
the rank OF Brigadier- General.
The privateer Sumter is reported ON the
coast OF Brazil.
AT Liverpool on the 18th inst. sales OF cot
ton were made at lossl2. Breadstuffs were
quiet but steady. Provisions drm. Con.ol.
were held at s3iaa9Ss.
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] he Battle Flag.

0a the uufariins IT the battle flag in the
-2lks Of the second corps, Airy OF the Po-
.oasc, Major General II. W. Smith issued
II order, III which he says" This Tag,
slr.4dy haiiowed by the hands that made 1t,
vii, when victorious, be- made the banner
Ct yonr country; aid nstlo as prayer Will
r..s ier your success while ii hung beneath
IL sacred folds. the enemy, whom you have
. lonE desired IL attack on the north bank
81 'ns Potomac, again advances with an IL
Tsdtls army. II they dare come here, the,
viii be eeaieH; II they attempt TO avoid anu
Isss !eu, their Ia.s Is sealed. BE prepared
- 81 Ia either emergency. Their Leaders
aTo determined 10 dies roy our Government
so compel cur peoPie ~ sucmIt 10 theirs
Aslsm Der I'll a; the OILY alternative fer your
cVsaIy - victory or atj7ct submission u
N--taerA despotism-
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PEPSI
DEATH OF PRINCE ALBERT.
Gc. &c. re.

Sr. JoHS's, N. T., Dec. IS The T.. NJ.
steamship Persis, Capt. Judkins, from Eng.
land, with troops, bound to Quebec, passed
Cape Race at oP. ID. to-day. Her advices
are to the 18th inst.
The Australasian, also bound to Quebec
with troops, was about % miles astern when
the Persia passed the Cape.
The Persia was boarded BY the news
yacht, No regularly compiled summary
Of her ne WIS was procu red, but a few papers
were obtained, from which the news 10 com.
piled
The Persia sailed from Liverpool on the
18th. she has one thousand and one hundre d
troops on board, and Is bound for River du
Lope or Bic.
TIE news Is i'm portant.
His Roy 81 High ness, Prince Albert. OK pired
at noon OF Sunday, the 18th inst, Of gastric
fever. His illness was not considered dan
gerous az til Friday.
The Liverpool Mvesry, Of the 18th, states
that the Earl OF Derby has been consulted by
the Go vernmens. He approved Of its policy
in reference to the Am ericnu difficulty, and
suggested to ship owners to instruct tn Cap.
tains Of outward bound shi ps to sisnalizs
'e"A --N6AASAA 'vS"Ao3 moi "a VIVA <4~AAsA ASss
is probable. This suggestion had been strongly
approved by the Underwriters.
The steamship Aus.-a.asian, which also
passed Cape Race this evening, sailed from
Liverpool on the ls,h with troops for Gam
aoa.
The First Division Of tho Tenth Brigade
garrison arJil.ery-embarktd on board the
Niagara for Halifa. On tho i4th.
1t was understood that ten companies
Of engineers are to be sent TO British Amer.
ca.
LONDON, Friday afternoon .-Con.ols open
ed at y"sterday'k price, but relapsed to Soii
and rssches to the opening price, cot. Rail-
wey shares have been dull, but in the alb.
sence Of business, closed shade better. Bank
shares are stesdy. Miscellaneous shares dull
., previous rates. .
PARIS, Friday, Dec. 1s.-The Bourse IL
heavy. Rentes closed at or eoc.
Advices from Vienna, OF tbs 10th, state
that during the Emperor's stay in Venice, he
liberated all political prisoners.
A Naples dispatch, OF the 18th, states thai
Borges, the brig and chief, had been executed.
Arrivals Of American whe and -four had
been heavy at Liverpool. But small bust.
ness was doing, and prices were In favor OF
buyers.
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tussssDzD.-Ws regret to learn tia. the
"est Baton Rouge Sugar Planter has been
e0npeIied to suspend public, ton tenn pora.
my. on account OF paper. The last number
W lie Planter contains the following, which
We copy for the especial benefit OF the
"y.'ny editor, our old friend Squire Hyams
M, sssssd-Ths editor OF this paper beinE now
Guy Of employment, owing to a temporary
sion Of this same, 10 anxious and will
49,, DO something for a livelihood. He 10
.ssasoos Of accepting any small job, such az
nsSsnx wood, sweeping ohimneys. nursing q
H. .y, Mailing ducks, swatering turkeys, ITO
s.t bundles. grinding an organ with mon
compartment, RAINING for Congress,
,Ss.alallng 10 shin p,asteYs, selling wood or
.s.a.eoai, or in any capacity his valuable
yes may DO required.
bias 10 objection to ser wing az deck
4, ~ on afi At boat, selIi 1g Ice cream, or act.
Npeymas;er In the militia.
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The Pas,isa fer ssecsiasisa.


somuch has cecn written aud said about
~. sa.eulstorv ana essorsioners since ths
.n.r,can linton was dissolved that Il would
~ ,ndeed tinicuff to write or say anything
r.~ or nything that would touch . heart
"a, la. no emou on save that excited by the
tide Of lucre. Yet VIE find occasionally
me passage in the history of by gone times
applies 90 directly 10 class OF yam.
,sres NOW sucking ous the life. blood CT The
,.pou, tn st wa cannot resist the temptations
tocary ii, even though II proves ,ha, man
ma al every stage OF the worid's progress
-, been prone to the vice which we now 40
Freely condemn. The folio wing is an ex,rac,
,,cn. Botsa's History Of the American war.
vol. 3, p. az;
There sprapL up . class OF men who
sushi to maze their private advantage ON,
of,as pubic 'Aistrsss. Dependence or tnds.
psadenee, .oerty or no liberty, were all one
u hem, provided they could fa,,eu on the
.assts,.ce OF the country, while good c,,i
rn. <ere wasting themselves In camrs. or in
ne discharge OF the mos. arduous du,is,
utils they were devoting to their country
thsir slime. their estates, and their very exist.
sec.. these Unsuitable robbers were plunder
fEE and sEariEk cut, WITHOUT blush III q
public fortune aud private fortunes. Al,
prlyate contracts became tho object Of thar
ussTuoas Interference and negarious gain.
ali army supplies enriched them with pscu
lstlons. aad the government often paid dear.
" Tor what il never oetar.d. This public
PES, grew widersrery day, and II ad ALREADY
sAasrened the heart OF the rcpoblic."
Vedonbt, however, if any age of ,ha wor,a
hu witnessed spectacle like that now CON,
pl,ined OF By cur own <oldiers, growing GU,
Of lie difisuity of obtaiuing settlements.
sal;h bas LED TO Z - establishment Of offices
L tais si'! taS Re are iniormedl where they
e. ara nave .,eir claims shared and cash ed.
Nhs'nef lis arises from the neglect OF high
otiiAis ~ from the AFRO gance OF the under
iiuss itmaAes no differences. Certainly i,
"a aid be S matter Of pride and pleasure, Us
rs the busine SIS and duty, fer every efhciai
&c extend kindly aid 10 all persons seeking
...lr Just dues from the Government, end
particularly such as are inexperienced. The
Tveple expect this at their hands.
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AhAs OF DfsosAKGED AND DECEASED Vow.
f'sts.--A correspondent writing from Hous-
Ha' rs. says that there are no less than ssr
ss1a'e STAND 81 arms in Virginia, scattered
uNcsaout ae different camps, left there by
me '"iun .esrs who have died or been dis.
WARY These suns have not been collect. d
w -ther and accounted for as they should
ave been, according 10 an order which ha,
hisn issued 70 that effect, and We would sug.
!sl, as the Government is n need Of arm,
at This tine, that some steps be taken forth
Win to obtain poss session OF them and pu,
them 10 Use. The same CORE spohdent .ays
Ma IN the company 20 which he is attached
'asre are about twenty rnuskets not in use
and that In his regiment there are at leas,
Che hundred
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8y GoDDIH + APPERS0N, Axcssossers.

1--WE BEAUTl Full LOTS IN SYDNEY
streets, for sale at Aucton.-Will be sold IT
TEbNOON, the 3oth Decem Der, 1851, at 4
O'Clock. those i've beautiful LOTS, located
as above, each fronting 81 feet ON the
NORTH side of Elmw ocd street, running back
1913 feet 10 an alley p feet wide, and bounded
on the Etst by Poplar street. These lots are
we'll enclosed, aud are among the most bean.
tiful In Sydney.
TgRse-Oae-third cash balance ut six and
twelve months, for regotiA BILE notes, intereat
ed ed, and title retained till last note 10 paid.
The war tax to be- paid by the purchasers
ds2s GODDIN l. APfFkSON, Aucts.
r re- T. a /. T. Oks PERISHABLE
l ESTATE, con.lstiag Of Horses, Aoles, Cat
.ie Steep, Hogs, sjorn. Fodder, Shucks, ~ heat
Straw, Farming Implements, III usehold furni-
t1rs, &c.-Mr. Jas L. Sutton, Sr having effected
a eala OF bis Farm called Mount Pleasant" On
the Virginia CensIa railroad, near Hanover Court
House, will SELL 81 puble sucto, at tbs satd farm,
on TUESDAY, 7ih January, iS6 !. st 10 o'clock
~, (if fat 1t not, Tho frst fa.r dsy thereafter
sjl the peIishsbie estate thereon consisting Of .
CREST variety, embracing, in part, H0fses, 10
Mules, 80 Cows and Cxen, 81 s ieep, livery fne,)
alb at ~ Hogs $1,000 lbs Fodder about 600 boz
rsis Of Cor. u large qua1tity CT ShucAs, Whsa1
Straw, Fsrmi. g LAple.-ents, Household Errni-
,urs, &c.
TERMs.-All SIMS under $50, cash; ever that
smount, four mon;hs credl', for appr owed, e.
Gorsad negotia is paper.
deol Gnf,lrN L. AppERSnN AMOS
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FUTURE DAYS.


STORE.FIXTURES, Ao., AT AUCTION.
y On MONDAY 9th ins.-, At 10 s'eost, will
sell, ss the 1T cse II Mas rs Green Andsrpop. On
dein st all the FIX lures, embracing CenArs
AMI Side Csuaier,, shelving, Gas Cha adeliers,
crack ats, &c. Sale positi.s.
TafAs-Cash.
&c ,, EB COOK Ana
rToCK, P.XTuRs-, Hay, CORN OATS.
Fairbanks Scales, tw, norsss, Spaipe Dra6
Wagon and Harn.ss, 81. q. AlUriOA.--Jn
AONbAf, Both mat u; 10 o click, viii sol a.
she store e Aus,in d Gsntry. on Franklin street
al heir sioux and FIX TIRES shout 70 bales
day, Corn Osrs, pair Fairb .nk's Scales, spfinS
Orgy, spring Wagon and Harness. 2 Hst rate
woax H3rsss, &c.
The att niion OF the public IL particularly re-.
.ines;Ad.
d. % y COOK Auct
Ts<iIATY 40 FOATY TfiOt SAND DOL.
l. Lars worth OF Dry aeods Clothing, Boota
s.vs', Hardware Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Ga.
sc ACTION On TUESDAY,. the 3lst inst,
at 20 O'Clock, and con'm"irg from day 70 day
until the whole is clesed win sell a. my stoer,
rom tAiriy to forty ir -usand dollars worth q
Dry Goods. Clothing, Dsots, Shoes, Hardwars.
Cutlery, Fancy Articles, &c comprising slmoN
every AIT In ths different lines
Tie at ntio1 Of the trais il respett.u II 70
quesied. Tkaas--C8sh.
d. % e. B. COOK, Ause
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Death Of Lisus whss,er.

AusUsYA. Ga, Dec. U.-Lieut. VIM. II.
wheeler, Of The Walker Light Infantry, Zone
Of the Georgia companies engaged IN ths
,Igch Mountain battle last sRmmsE,) died II
this city last nighf, ~ dissase sontsaetsd il
Western visginiA. Lisat WhssisT wss O
s1Abis geatlemaa, . gallant o1lner aad col .
aies; . lawyer ~ peelpsston. and 1og Some
years ~ saalsns usntss ~ ~ CIV Copn.
- q AngSste,
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PianserS' Convention.

Wesre grattfed TO learn that the Governor
has appointed delegates 10 represent Vi sinia
In ias Planters Convention OF the South, to
as held IN the city Of Memphis in February
D.It The l!at. OF delegates, officially an
gouaced, Will be found in another column.
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T list or LHTTERS REMAINING m THr
IL RTCHMCyD POST- OFT1CE, on The g7th
day Of Dscsuaber ISL
II Persons ealing for letters IN The List win
please say they srs ADvKRrlsED; also. giving
data Of MIST.
n The postage WIN b two cents ON each 1t.
Ter sdysrtissd.
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Painful knmcf.

We heard yesterday that Philip ST. George
Cocks, a BrisadIer-Gsneral in the army of
~ Confederate States, had shot himself ct
A' sssidsncs in Powhatan county. Va while
s11eEias ulder alteration CT mind
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AreCsrA, Dec. 27-The Charleston Cosra~,
of this morning, states that Yankee gun
boat exchanged fsw shots with the Coles
Island battery on yesterday.
Dispatches received In Charleston stats
that Federal fleet Of twelve gun. boats had
passed up to White Point, On North Edisto,
and made demonstrations on Gen. Evans's
forces. Reinforcemenb have been sent to
Gen. Evans, and an sarIy battle WAS *.
pected.
Demonstrations have also besn made at
other points. The North Carolina battery
disabled . few Federal gun. boats On Tass-
DAY last.
Five Federal steamers were anchored on
Coles Island last night, and battle wss 81.
pectsd 70 come CT IT IN early hour.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 27.-Ths Louisville Jour.
a0t' OF the 18th instant, states, upon what it
ssys is very good authority, that Secretary
seward mas really given to Bishop Hughes
the secret mission to Spain.
Inc cincinnati Enquire, Of tho 18th inst
reports upon direct information from Wash.
ingtoA. thar there Will bs NO advance from
the Potomac until next spring, ana that no
general engagement will take place this win.
ter, unless brought on by Gen. Beaurexsrd.
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By RICHARD CAUTRoRS. Asc:'r.

A DMINISTRATRJX SALE OF DRY
"A GOODS, CLOTHING, SEUGS, BOOTS,
&c, AT AUCTION GA MJ1sDAY, ~ a
January, 1862 n, 10 o'cloek A. NJ, q. .hs stone Of
toe late evils SchsiA~r On Frspklin street. bslow
the f1rsl Ma, kst. viii sell at auci u HI enAe
stock, consisting of lssgs snd d-srshie let a
niU1H HING, DRY GOODS, hHCHb, DO0TA
TU8-6. Also all bis Household and NtAtsn
FURNITURE.
TERMS Cash, IN banxabie funds
u. SCHgITZsR Adni1istse tr1x Of
Lewis Snei E,r, q. cd.
bv CArruoHN 40 eT-SA
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Reported Arrival sf Arns, &c
ArGusTA, Dec. 2'.-It is REPORTED hero that
the steam ship Gladiator has arrived at A
Confaderats port, with = large quantity of
arms An m nitioo, sc.
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" COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS

i" COUNTRY MERCHANTS
o. AND DEALERS.
''n1vs now Ia Store and for Sale
Iso yrds Gray Military CASSlMERES,
io s !. Twillsd Red FLANNEL
,ioW ." White
100 Brown MUSLlNS.
~ 0yanitevilie IT ANS,
~" pairs OF Mems and Boys BOOTS.
ALSO,
very super tor assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Bls,a coAPAisige
'A'0 and hgaYsd,
*sA SHAWLS, dc.
Al.,x. ALSO. &.
efocx Of NcsIsns-- 8
hooRE aad EYES,
NEEDLES PINS.
Wb,.> HOSIERY, &C..
"aacn VIII Be sold 1T reasonable prices.
II HAMbLETON BAU0. Z CO..
- = 10. leRseri street.
QtehWeSl.
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AAa ASGNa zsNxn.

NEW YEARS BALL.-A ball will b.
~ given at the City Arms HALL, on Wall
ST, between Main and Franklin, on TUES
DAY evening, December 81. The best of mu-
sic viii he In n ten lance. Tickets admitting
a gentleman and two ladies, 81.
MANAGERS:
VIM Tenant, J. Kelley,
x. Norton, 5. Slower.