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on this discovery being made, the order
was at once given to draw off the field pieces
slowly, and for the right and left wings to
keep pace with the artillery, and to cover their
left t1anks-an order which was carried into
effect with admirable precision and temper,
considering tie greennesS of the troops The
enemy had beat their retreat before the Amer
leans began to move, and our forces would at
once have commenced a vigorous pursuit had
1t not been Tor the unfortunate and almost dis
graceful want OF ammunition. As it was,
though unpursned. they retreated SO hastily
as TO leave an officer, one sergeant and three
privales, wounded, in house near the field
Of action, and their dead, including two lieu
tenants, lying on the field. The enemy would
have been utterly destroyed if il had not been
Tor the scarcity OF pow Ter.
In summing up the result it must be remem-
bered that the entire force commanded by
Gen. MOultrie, with an insignificant exception
were militia the enemy's troops were picked
mcn-light infantry. The former lost lieu
tenant and six privates killed; two captains,
two ileutenants, and eighteen privates wound
ed. The British loss was very severe, one of
the surviving l'eutenants being of the opinion
that it would include fully half their number
The only advantage on the American side
was in artillery, the British having only one
small piece. On the whole, however, the bal.
auce of advantages lay much on the side of
the enemy. AT all events the British COM
mander, Gen. Provost did not look upon this
as a casual, local, or accidental check, for he
made no further attempts TO pass the limits OF
Georgia. We have%een it stated in one o'the
papers that the settlers around Beaufort were
originally Scotch, having emigrated thther
under Lord Cardposs in 1852 This is true so
far as the emigration is concerncd but it
should have been added that in 1858 the Span
laIds sent an armed force and dislodged these
Scotch settlers from Port Royal island, aud
most OF them returned to their native land,
and no permanent settlement took place there
until the year 100, which is the year in which
is recorded the birth of the first child OF the
settlement.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-03
3aottester 4aiin SPY,
BY BRIG. GEN. r. W. LANDER.


CFrom the Boston Post
The following stanzas were written by Brjgadie
General Lander on hearing that the confederat
tro ops had said "that fewer of the Massachusett
officers would have been killed if they had not bee
too proud to surrendern:-
Aye deem us proud, for we are more
Than proud of ali our mighty dead;
Proud OF the bleak and rOck-bOund shore
a crowned oppressor cannot tread.
Proud of each rock, and wood and glen
Oi every river, lake, and plain;
Proud OF the calm and earnest men
Who claim the right and will to reign.
Proud of the men who gave us birth,
Who battled with the stormy wave,
To sweep the red man from the earth,
And build their homes upon lis grave.
Proud of The holy summer morn,
They traced in blood upon its sod
The rights of ireemen yet unborn;
Proud of their language and their God.
Proud, that beneath our proudest DOME
And round the cottage-cRdled hearth,
There is "A welcome and home
For every stIiken race on earth.
Proud, that yon slowly sinking sun
Saw d. owning lips grow white in prayer
Ger such brief acts OF duty done
As honor gathers from despair
Pride, its our watchword, Clear the boats"
"Holmes, Putnam, Bartlett. PiersOn-Here!"
And while this crazy wherry floats,
Lets save our wounded" cries Revere.
Old state-sOme souls are rudely sped
This record, for thy Twentieth corps,
Imprisoned, wounded, dying, dead
1t only asks: elias Sparta more?"
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WORCESTER Incorporated in ls45

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Hon. Z. Washhuri and Hon Iobr TerooLs
Wee Presidents
CLARENDON HARRIS See'y
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5neetatLes. Nt.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street, The undersigned most respectful
ly invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
"A ty, to cali and examine h superior selection
Il, of SPECrACLES, containing his lately i'm
%-i1-~, proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III which he Will adapt to far sighted near-sight-
\ II ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
II sire them, according to the true state of their
II \ eyes. The material used to make the above
HI mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri
II ty, brlliancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
Si4> InOnd, audtOrmS the most beautiful and perfect
b Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
III great advantages over the common glasses
II In general Their perfect spherical form
ii gives more extended field o. vision. Their
MI purity and transparency OF ms terial present
III less ODstructions to the passage of light-Over
<IlI7> comes, great measure, what Is called by
II y Opticians alteration light Consequently
HI objects seen through them present themselves
n HI lin clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
\ ti that glimmertng, waver1ng unsteadtneSs, un-
Al pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
N HI sewing; in fact, approaching near the per
NE feet lens of the natural eye it is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unscquainted withthe Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
" practice often productive OF serious conse
quences prudcng the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skiltul optc!an
made of the aforementioned material, will instead of
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T AATERI
lie keeps constantly on hand small and large sny
Glasses; Gold Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and E.
Glasses all kinds; different patterns of Opera Glasses
1 large assortment sale and to hire; Alagnifyng
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. &e.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order
Having taken the agency of one of the first manuiac
of Pebble Lenses. glad to be ableto sell s9ch
for less moIIey they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
REORGANIZATION free of charge.
j. RoSENBUSH, agent OptieIan,
MO successor to l., ,Shrsheim
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Office 9GS sIaIn street,

OF NEW YORK,
The oldest and largest mpany in the UniteI States
having now an accumulation gilmore than sS0J000O.
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PRICE, 2 CENTS.
FLOUR, Wroterrts, TT.

old CHEESE--50 Boxes old English
~ dairy, for sale by WA. o. SWETT,
mch2b du 1856 MAN street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT AIMS CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTEs-THE FOL.
- lowing donations to ST. Ann's church for Deaf Mues
during the past year are gratefully
tina Society proceeds of ladies' fn 81 6l6 George
son. 500; Elisha Brooks George Dickinson Alexander Rum
ri George f. Nesbit, John Wight. James Patrick Deaf
Nues' Association oftbs city, Charles McDoagaI Stewart
Brown, +. f. Randolph Mrs. Alexander Duncan, Sidney
Mason and M Cooley each 500; John T. Hoffman, Mrs
d. II. Haght VIM II Thomas and Charles Davis each $5D
ST. Peters church Sunday School, S2 Miss Taman, Miss
kte Talman Free Church Association r. II Thomas Miss
Myers A. J. Clinton Mr. Greigg and Church OF the Trans
man, A. w. Hoffman, Miss Ludlow, Win. Aex Smith and
Thomas Leslie, each 500 through Miss f. NJ Dsbrow $i9
ST. Anns church choir, SIP; Miss A. Ruckel Mrs A H.
Sands w n Seymour Miss G. b. Cosswel G. Severance,
\ Sutton, each $40; Mrs. Dr. Fitch, r Camulann, Mrs.
j. II. Currie, Mrs. nobert Livir gson, Floyd Smith
Mrs. J. G. Bnrnham, Mrs. Deborah Williams, Misses
Glover Rev. Punnett, Stamiosd, Connecticut; H.
Terry Miss Clara Ward, Mrs .. Hendrckson, Mrs 9. NJ.
Coxc rhiladepha and little boy nine years old, in
Broone street. eteh S. 0aerns in sindry churches, WIZ
ST. Stephens Mibrn, New Jersey SIS B; ST. Panla East
sii Is; s. raus oyster Bay s7so; sunday school St.
Pan's. Oyster BAY, So Church OF the Advent Boston,
SO ~ Church OF the Ascension Phladephs $S6s4 Zion
Church ~ New York POS co. 81 pauls Albany $3.50 70;
Hartford connecten So 81 Trinity Norwich, conneciica
- 81 through w q. Fitzgerald "a deaf mue) sls 25
Litton. $19 81 III SIS; 'ftte HATTIE Freeman. mite S5
through Rev. Dr. Coke Phladelphia s25; widows mite
children orc. Leonard. Norwich Conneccu S.; through
Miss Cooper S33: widows mite, $40; sundry donnN
through Mrs Reynolds. So; Mrs MlWard 81 3 Mrs d. $.
Purdy 81 II; Master Frank Reynolds s. on "rec,or $40;
Co,nsteck st3 Miss Lockwood Ss donations sundry
"frients,n $50 Misses Iube. So Ellen Marriott, So; b.
Marriott So; 81, Peters church, New York, $25
NEW YORK, Nov, Is 1861. TH0S. GALLAUDET, Rector
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HOTELS.

y)RESCOlTS HOTEL, NO 30 EAST HOUSTON
l. street, one block from Broadway, for gentlemen and
ladies' Oh the european plap has excellent
yhe rooms have and bathroom free guests also the
hHs roush sie house are nicely warmed. Room Tor
person ~ e per We, two persons occupying room, So 90
and 50 H. "; PRESCOTT rs Chafnbers street, dealer
IN Wines, Olive Oh and Canton Ginger.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTENTIoN sMoKERs-THE FOLLOWING SMOKING
Asssa so e. S al s SAo
by the laaes as tn Tobaecos be smoked in the parr
abe feature smoking obaccos. We would cali
attention Of oa sn and hs e
packages each package containing four pieces THIS To-
be carried by the soldier any trouble The qia of
this brand is unsurpassed also the well known Kckily
POUNDS he sne "1aGs this rana % nd
bacos been o BY the army and navy as the
best in while prices higher than
@ ." a '" L. sos es 8
SsT Yq sn 81 the as ss III s
o SNUFF deAers in Leaf Manufactured Tobacco cho na
mali carefully put up and promptly forwarded.
A cARD.-MRs EyELISE MORRIS soLIcITs THE
"a o her friends and the public ',er write
up stair. N B-Legal documents copied.
RRrsHEs or EVERY. DESCRIPTION At THE
- brush factory 'g 'eari street, Haipers Building All
perior quality constantly on hand. JOHN K. HoFiEL
pEAuYY HATH cHARMs-HUNrs BLOOM or
- So deiice color 70, ,he cheeks and hp. wnot
To % ros 9t s ne k m
Hsnts Imperial Paaade for he hair Hunts BRITISH iSam
for gums Hunts Bridal Wreath Perfume at
HUNTS new store, No Astor place.
uoUsEKEEpERs LOOK uERE-THE PRICE LIST
Company win appear on the eighth page OF next Sundays
Herald See IT ana save money
IF YOU WISH TO HAVE YOUR CHILDREN WELL
htted with Hats you should take them to BANTAs cor.
large and varied assortment OF Beaver, Felt Velvet and
Cloth Caps, Hats and Turhans for children of all ages
NTAPTHA BENzoLE, SUBSTITUTE FOR TURPENrINE
WMEAToS % GS ssf aaasn aassnS ae 'a
AfABLE MANTELs--GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
~ Ihss WISHING to buy Manes very cheap should call at
Third avenue New York Orders from the country executed
with despatch
"A usioa SsIEhHAJED oaoo5IarE
Union Chocolate for Army put up in small cakes each
sufficient for one ration.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Also MAILLARDs Family Chocolate from 2s to 81 per
pound Warranted pure and equal to any imported and
monds purchased 9; 4ss Broome street, where you can
get Cashmere Pants at 81 pair Beaver ovcrcoass 81 Cas-
T,o SUFFERING HUMANITY-QUACKERY SUPER.
sedsd ard no humbug Restoration is at hand one trial
BY which thousands have been cred, by timely application
Sesa In%sss spInns spsm
Secret Disorders arising from disappointment, in
eencss Of the tines for One The
English language which can be made up BY any chemist
%t Castor ose 'a srdoSyn New SeS YORK 70 D'''a ~
rHopD RAFgERTY, MANUFAcTpRERs or STA
na wsss nd rs ss
psy At Doi
fy,nE SHOE AND LEATHER $4,000 swINDLE.-
over thirty Of thc hiyhye city banks were vctims
some TO startling amounts brokers throughout the country
also sufficient adnonition for ali business handling
money hat 1s important, absolutely necessary 10
have Hodges Bank Note Safeguard and Reporter constantly
before them No bank, broker, business suffered
who consulted these puations. Others victims
amount they dare not acknowledge. Publication olrc Ill
Fulton street.
IN l0l BUsHELS CARROTS FOR SALE CHEAP
lOOVO a. pier 81 North ryer the foot OF Allan
tic street. Brooklyn.
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P0y.ywC AZ.

At a., A MEETING OF THE SEVENTH WARD STAR
n Ciuo hed at - East broadway, Monday evening"
November 70 u WAS resolved That Mr. Meehan the can
dae OF the Club has failed the nomination for
Alderman OF the Fourth district moved aud seconded that
James McMahon h.nceforh be the candidate Of the
lub and that pledge all energies Ia bis support at
the coming charter election. The carried unan
Mousy Moved and seconded, that ad journ - meet
rted. CHARLES JORDAN President.
PAfRIcx TfGuE, Secretary.
fAZRTuK KELLY. Treasurer.
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TJ,O MANAGERS AND STARS
OUR FLEET AT SEA,
SLhE CARD.
.our Fleet at Sea- or Sumter Our Own Again, oreinal
Drama in three nine tabiraux, which capture
of Ha,,eras" Smelling For, Walker" Wreck Of the Sum.
ter" and Capture OF Port Royal and Beaufort.
For copies address Conner Poole, Theatrical Agents.
4S2 Broadway.
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C0TH WARD.mAT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
~ Fernando Wood Young Mems Democratic Association,
held at the house Of John d. 0Rcy cornerof Thirty fourth
street and Eighth avenue, Monday evening. November Is
John 9. Carroll in the chair,ht unanimously
Resolved, To endorse the Hon Fernando Wood for Mayor
After transacng other the
adjourned TO NEE, Thursday evening. November
the purpose Of making arrangements for meeting and
endorsing candidates office OF Councilmeu in the
Seventh Senatorial district.
JOHN G. CARROLL, President
JAMES WALL, Secretary
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>~.....-.l. -.Al.MUsEMENTs.
This evening Tuesday those delightful dellnss.ors Of
MR.. and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
VIII appear n three charming pieceshe beautiful legend
!. ..,.....,,, ,r,..L. ALL HALI'ow EVE;
INC 'a''''.lu ''iiIi !" ThE Il MAGIC JOKE.
AA1 ''' ''''' 'i BARNEY THE BARON.
powERy THEATRE.
= Si'oAAA noi161?S Snf6a ?SAfleKAL MnHk. CIRCUS.
THIS sy hyEsISs sAg 4ypspAY e ahS SovhkHnn S3lNE
Second aaE E MsTY hs f ssSgsss aSTgsa;s
Herr Cline wiz give splendid szhloon Of graceful poses
GsASb SbhHl NafloSSE frlo5SSsEi2SF 22SFRrE,
sEs%sTsS YOUNG srrcKsrY
The With he Sssy nasls asns Ballet Pan
or, The Old Woman that Lived in Shoe.
Extra entertainments on Wednesday and Saturday After
THEE GRAND PERFORMANCES ON THANKSGIVING
cEowNsJoE fEsTlASb and 4SR JOHN NhsesrE sosTEa
NHELoDEoN, $40 BRoADwAY.-ANNETTA GA1ErrI
M In her great Shadow Dance. First time in this
NTANIoNAL MUSIC HALL.
IMMENSE SUCCESS Late asS%bsp SHassp Tougss Tasr,ys
'''N' AND EcsTATTc DEIfGaP A'o'1''
LARGE REos supfENcEs. Ipf
Every one '''' Fl III FL; ia''
SIGNOR ABECCO
plays the character OF Nose The ohcr characters by the
following well known and talented periormers:-
"D FRANK SPEAR,
Dick WATKINS.
MILE. wHELPLEy, MILE wELBY, MISS JoHNsoN
r,. ,.,.,r, ,.a ani np ,aii,es 9nsss cv cy,,>,,sr
ASHLIN, ROGERS, MADIGAN, STARK, NAYLOR and
WILLIAMS in airing acts every night.
FOX CuRRAN. Propretors
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5S5 BROADWAY
The lairss, aud most talented Company In the world.
In consequence Of the gren success Of the piece,
NEW YEARS CALLS,
NEW YEARS CALLS,
the same VIII be repeated this evening in reducing
THE GREAr SKATING soENE
CENTRAL PARK
MONS. DUvERNEY
MONS. DUVERNEY,
the celebrated cohoronisi who tas been engaged for
lin ted period.
j. II. BuDWORTH,
in new ban 10 solos and songs
-'' N' MR. S. BupwoRrH. oN oi"isfi'
in new songs, speeches and acts every night.
MONS AND NINE. MoNTANNI
the celebrated duct singers
Nile. MARIETTA RAyEL, and Mile. ADELAIDE PRICE,
In Spanish and fancy dances.
TIE CANTERBuRf MiNsTeELS,
THE CANTERBURY MINsTRELs,
the most powerful organization Of the kind the country
FOX CuRRAN, Propre,ors
CIGNoR BRAvI, PROPRIETOR OF THE ITALIAN
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NfELODEoN. $50 BROADWAY.
1l Mile Lorrine the great Spanish singer will appear to-
night, Tuesday,
BEN YATES BENEFIT
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ArA MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
IA Union Association OF the Eighth Alermanc district,
held ~ 677 Grand Monday evening. November
acommee appointed 10 select suitable candidates
che ensuing election. The meeting then adjourned
0esday evening next BY order ol
JOHN CALVIN, President
JAMES KIRK, Vice President.
GEoRCE BOYLE Secretary.
PATRICH irnr
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TTNCEASING WONDERS.
A, the Partisan Cabinet of Wonders and Anatomy, 53
Broadway, door to Bali, Black Co., New York Just
added to this large, superb and world collection
perfect freak OF nature child with heads
legs and three arms In conjunction with this interesting
sight there wonders OF unsurpassbe and thrilling
At glance Is 17O) parts body
The institution has been by the thousands
who crowd to II daily TO have truly moral tendency
Lectures daily interesting scientific pathological
subjects Open for gentlemen only from 10 A. NJ till 10 NJ
Admission %
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CIGNOR BRAyI, PROPRIETOR OF THE ITALIAN
~ Opera Saioon t31 Brdway has just engaged cee
brated cantatrica Eliza viienini Parava aud her hs-
costume, in gems OF Italian Operas Solos and Duets Sig
Parava is acknowledged to be the best
most finished vocalist and thorough musician in the profess
son Her husband has voice. all fiom chest,
high G. and he Is pronounced to he the handsomest
that has eyer appeared in Amerc excepting the famous
Mario di CandIa. husband of tiris
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PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
E|E|ss E|E|s: E|s: $#sEE $#sEE $#sEE $#sEE
from the coast Of has been obtained Il
4 4 4 EE$S$ E$S$ 4 IL IL E$Es EI$Hs Ei$Hs
4 4 E$s$ E$s$ 4 4 III H ffSHs fiSHs H$ss
and be s%lsss sG'Fs LARGE sns
iSsSs:
s S
sir will also
Or. RIVER HoRsr,
THE ia 81 pa 4a
SCHOOL OF spEckLEb 1SH BROOK TROUT. the fines.
ssd, Mass had them spring os seven M ysas
porismen and amateurs will find them worthy Of
Esoy WHITE 3Es RATS AsR NICE
Tile, LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY "a.
''' rS!a 1SssESS, M,DsIsHs ssIc.
THIS H4syHsE H4EyEs5, a0sE 4 NJ; ,..,z
Admission to ALL 25 children under TO- IS cents
Ss1s he 18th n
.ssass sa FsrsesSS
MELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY. : Is BEAUTIFUL
% R.n''' ''s
MEs MozAKrs THIRD
ANNUAL CONCERT
cunrsrs CHURCH II is6ssrnrAn SCHOOL.
49,, Wednesday evening, November a, at so'clock.
ANsi Mr. geo! 20 srsgsSS EPSON Tenor.
MR. Is, Il Z eAkE lAosAf MAEs, sis,,sns: r!.si.i:
MASTER BERNARDO. yiolinsi - ''''
MR.. WIN. Dssss2,ER sasssss2,ER Director
Tickets 80 cents each be obtained at the principal mua
stores and at the door,
YATES gENEFIT a .,n.
in Ss sas q La Mai q sry a, b.a
Yates benefit, tonight
444 AMERICAN CONCERT HALL .,
SEsSB SSSSEEsIs4TESS g EAEEsE
the
amusement in the county S5ssnTEs u IF YEsn'''n Of
TRIPLE COMBINATION TRIPLE COMBINATION.
Rsuss Rs;ssaHsi 81 OLD Sfsss asf s &C
SIf$ HSSs SsSIss i%HsEss S|i%y syrss MITE
| NJ. TURNER. NJ. TURNER
II EATH5 RH5ISS, IfSSsLIE HARRY fEs1IH T. 4HoaA.
The word-renowned Negro Comedians.
FATTIE STEWARD,
FATyTE STEWARD,
The best Comic Singer ihe country.
j. WARREN,
j. WARREN,
The great Ethiopian Comedian and BanjoisS
MISS KATE LESLIE,
MISS KATE LESLIE,
The accomplished Vocalist.
E #E sEE#:Es#H$ $#ais :sEiEE
in their classical Gymnastic Groupings,
On Monday, Nov. 2j
THE BEST BALLET TROUPE
THE BEST BALLET TROUPE
I'd the city, composed of first class dancers,
under the direction of Paul Brilliant,
ADMISSION
Parquet. 20 cents Gallery. occnto
CHARLEY WHITE, Acting Manager
GEORGE EDESON, Stage Manager
CAMPBELL GALE, Treasurer.
MELoDEON, 539 BROADwAY.-ANNETTA GALErrr.
S,sius snroar In lholHu Ard p.aH m.
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- - '--7---s -
MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRIMONIAL-ANY YOUNG LADY, POSSESSING
Iu health intelligence and q moderate supply OF good
looks well mild and arlabe disposition, make
the acquaintance OF young gentleman who anxious
take himself wife. His ample his appear
supposed tby himel be prepossessine aye z
Address Vincent b. ST. John, station Post olee Spring
street, New Yorx.
NfATRIMoNY MADE EAsY-wITH INSTRUCTIONS
l for couriing In order win the affections oppo
site sex; ls paees illustrated Sent post paid receipt or
25 cents. c. q. HAMMOND d CO., I30 Nassau street.
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YATES BENEFIT.
NELODEON 539 Broadway
Don't forget BEN YATES BENEFIT tonight Look out
for a great blu. Extraordinary attraction
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77TH WARD MOZART SCHOOL TICKET.
i THE LAST REMNANT OF KNOW NOTHINGISM
ISRAELlTES AND OTHER FREEMEN0 ATTENTION.
At meeting Of the Mozart School Convention held Satur.
day evening November g. 1851 a, the Of
and Eighth street my name was proposed by Of the
delegates for School Commissioner, without my knowledge
or request nor would have accepted said nomination.
the enlightened gentlemen composing the
Convention objected TO the ground my beinga jew
and they couldn't go Tor jew, nominated the following
ticket
For School Commssioner-Thoma Mccormick
For School 1nspector--G. w. Ncander
For School Trustees-patrick Mcl;rawe and John Pvne
do not know whether amy OF the nominees are Jews or
Gcntiles, do care, Is IL my wish apythinr
against the candidates personally but they being
by OF such darkaged, minded proscrptiye
ideas and principles. sufficient ,ha, thew
are not entitled to the suffrage free, enlightened
mocratc people.
therefore request my friends OF the Jewish as well AZ anv
other persnasion creed nation especially those who
otherwise vote the Mozart ticket scratch and not
the school ticket already named thus febukinC
political wire pners and dcmagogues stupid and cno.
rant be Of effect among Intelligent
lightened age and country. @. N. HERMAN.
nth WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE SEVEN.
teenth ward Mozart HAL Ward COMMITTEE, held a.
Thomas L. Torans OF Eighth A. on
Monday evening" 10Th inst, motion DR. Henry sheppard
elected chairman, and J. Sweet appointed scgaty
meeting the said committee Will be held Toran3 this
tTuesday) evening, 2sth ms.
J. SWEET, Secretary
1rfH WARD MOZART WARD COMMITTEE
will Tuesday evening. November 20.
psst O'Clock, 1t Poran eoner e avenue aud Esn,h
street ~ order JAMES DA.a, Chairman
Wr. T. REiLLY, Secretary.
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AfELODEON. $50 BROADwAY.-ANNETTA dALErrr
1u and BEN YATES viii appear In their grand Pas D.
Deux tonight (Tuesday)..
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| YATES BENEFIT.
| j MELODEON $50 Broadway y-ANNETTA GALErTl
in hergrea Spanish ballet Of La Maja de Seva
| Yates, beu uef