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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

afhe Po,toiiiceat Lansing has beendesiSna-
teddy ihc Department amoncy orderoilicc
and will Doc ready t0 commence issuing or
ders on .he ir-i day of November. The
system of money orders is intended To
afford "a me..n- of safe transmission of small
amounts through the mails. The Post-of-
flee, in this state entitled Ia issue and pay
orders arc Lansing. Grand Rapids Kala-
mazoo ami Detroit An order can be drawn
ON either 0t these offices. cor amy other Office
in The ui,cl States designated Tor that
purpose list OF which can be seen posted
mp ia the Lansing office. ANY person de
string money order can apply 10 the Post
master, lwho will furnish blauk.D stating
the amount required. al what office 10 De
paid ami 90 whom and his residence, also
name and residence Of applicant all names
10 DE in-iull. ON payment OF the amount
with fees. the J.. VI. viii issue and deliver
"a applicant am order on the r. W. where
payable The order viii be paid ON pre-
sentatiOn az the proper office i'm 90 DAYS
after lis date, and ON satisfying the r. NJ
that the holder is The person entitled To the
greenbacks. Ii is hoped this will be found
apopular and safe system. BY calling ON
our worthy r. NJ. Mr. L. Longyear. or his
gentlemanly and oblieing clerks, any fur
Their Information may Dc obtained that is
desired
b fl /. t.rt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26
From the \. Y. Home Journal.

In every business and profession indeed ia every
department Of science skill, there IS always som.
acknowledged hear--sOnle one who stands out IN
bold relief among his fellows as a sort Of leader L.
the study anu treatment Of deafness and catarrh as
special diseases, DR. Lghthill this city occupies
Just The position above described de has devoted
years 90 labor u tnis specially and is now reapinE
the reward of his industry Inc editorial columns Of
the " Tribune, OF recent date, bear witness 10 tlr
doctor 5 success IN this department OF medicine We
qgO.e the paragraph
q" CrEE or A DEAF VI fE-Iouig Iueweiasteia "a Lad
faurteen Years of age born ID Germany came L. this
city when about two years old. soon after his Ar
rival here he was taken sick and lest his hearing
By degrees h became first deaf and then dunb For
nearly ten years he was a mute, unable 10 hear the
louicst voice, or 90 articulate word. About on-
year ago he placed by parents in the hands Of
Dr. LgnthiI, who has Sd Tar succeeded IN rest1rIua
70 him ms lost powers 81 hearing AMI utternce thar
DE can converse with those who speak 20 him lis
tincty ami deliberately. During the last folr co.
five months DR. has been under the tuition uf Nr
Bennecke and has made considerable procrrss ia
reading and ar4thmetc"
Having been supplied with the young msa's al
dress, We further investigated the matter and ais
covered that, previous 10 calling d. Liguthili the
youths case was considered hopeless and he was for
TWO years an Inmate oi the deaf and dumb asylum
The Rev John Mott. D. d.. professor II Mon College
Schenectady. IN published letter tenders Ms graft
tuie 10 lr Lghth Tor treating successfully his case
of deafness Rev Fred. = Jewell, Professor I'll tie
state Normal School AZ Albany also testiaes 10 hay
ing been csret OF CatarTh. DR.. Lighthii possesses
other written testimonials and tributes To hs talent
from some OF our wealthiest aud pr0ninelI and
respected citizens, which may be seen on application
IL would De difficult o. speak ~ any but terms 81
praise az his treatment, the face Of these many
proofs and facts testItying 10 his success.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

ID 80 -i every t-i-s -tlililg - thu tra-e. rs
earnest e e-F1- t-i-- o. Keep. ~ -. times e0.l
s4--F - lr-t class E1o-s ana g. sell them - tie
r.. >---.-~l 9-.t. l-4-li-- ana. W,-.i- t-a4eri1-
uy t-4-ss O. t-e Discriminating public ~ lzs, Il
sTr tle,l Rat shall Dr. 1srly o. SEQ then IL the
order e- tleir --il- waists
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26
rO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF

Iiik CITY VI LAASlNG.-SoIice T. hereby CIV
%, that tLe several Aldermen II ihe several Wards
acting a Beard o. Registration. under ana by VIZ
tie or act entitled An act further 20 preserve
he purity OF elections ami guard against the abuses
az Tie elective franchise by registration OF elec-
tors, approved February 18th, 1883 as amended by
act l4i session laws Of 1853 approved March 70 l505
y ii meet on Saturday, November 5th 1874 between
the hours of O'Clock IA the forenoon, ana O'Clock
ia the aitern1On.
In Tie lst ward ia the basement % the sneal Block
H. the ~ ward in the Common Council Room
H. the 81 ward at The Edgar House.
IN the sth ward at the Oneida House.
For the plrp Of completing the lists ~ qualified
voters, when and whore ell persons entitled % use the
elective franchise under article seven section one OF
tho Constitution Of the state u Michigan must regis
ter their names % eutitlc them % The privilege 81
voting under tins at
49bwZ =. tOwLHS, City Clerk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

TIE CEMrEE} Within the last tS0
years. there have been several instances M
which them0uument-. iomD,fones AMI dec
orations ofthe Cemetery grounds have been
broken. injured. or lisiieurel; and the evil
has progressed SO E.r as to call for rene
dv. Tie law is severe on an such yandal-
ism justly Furnishing the offender with ine
and Imprisonment nfthe Cemetery Com
missioners, after careful inquiry have
been led tobelieVe that THESE damages have
been done, not by any adu.t persons from
wanton recSlc~snes ba mi-chcyious or
though,iess children. who have been allow
ed to go through the grounds alone. and
spend their leisure hours in the enclosure.
The Commissioners have therefore made
an order 10 the sexton. Mr. Straub. not t0
permit any children 90 enter remain upon
the Cemetery grounds unless accompanied
by some person of mature years; and a. re-
port 20 the Commissioners every case OF
damage done to the monuments, tomb
stones shrubbcry or fences, 10 the end that
the offender of whatever age may be dis
covered. and held amenahle % private par
ties for the amount of damage done and 10
public Justice for AN outrage upon the feel
ngs OF our citizens
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

For the ten years preceding the &c
esssioh q tue Present President. the desti-
I TsS OF lhis nation We're directed hy Willard
rulniofe, franklin Pierce and James Bu-
eeanan. now an Copperheads. At the end
=. ens' period the country found itself en-
s-7eu lh gigantic civil war; with a deple-
- 80 treasury and an enieehled army and ma
-, We hAd no sincere ally among all the
sosellliiehis OF the world. and the nationa.
1~ ~s.leiilies . had iost the respect of every
- oSI NJ. eilizen az home. With these facts
s =. history staring Us in the face we are
No. No. 70 pace the very party in power
s ~s.Sn mas done its utmost to destroy the
PSrnl'iA, ana 10 commit the interests of the
noi R;~oIc INTO the hands OF those whose
60 n5S Drought il 10 the verge Of ruin.
'fa''d Rapids Eqqle.
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j. p. COMLEs.

HAVING BEEN DULY LICENSED A. AUCTlONFFR
tenders his services % the public ia that capacity
he IS authorize - sell property auction ID any
pa OF the state Persons DESTROYS u selling prof,
cfty a auction, CAL 90 only by employing al
arctoneer, daty licsHset by the Hi'ad Stairs Tho
untcrs.gs may be found al al seasouable hours
az lis Office 10 CoSies Block Washington Avenue,
Lansing Charge reasonable. 4gryl
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From George Togg,

hsaber of Royal Coegs Of Tet>ylndry surgeons, I'm
ioH, England.
ROCHESTER, Dec 10 1853.
DR.. LiGnrHL-pear Sir Allow me to express my
gratitude 70 You for the cure Of deafness you have
effected on my right ear, which has troubled mc very
much ior several years and was almost entirely deaf
for a few weeks pasi-but more particularly graft
tule for your excellent success upon my deaf ear.
which has hccn useless to nae tor the past twenty
years The noises ami uncomfortable roaring iu my
ears, which al times made me very nervous has dis
appeared
You may publish this acknowledgment should it
be of any service TO you
Gratefully yours,
GEORGE TEGG, No 30 state Il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

81. SERPENT. That wonderful phenom-
enon The Sea Serpent IS reported to have
been seen by tlr MASTER oi the ship Great
Eastern Ola her iaie passage from Liverpool
Mr. serpent was travelling at 30 speed,
his head ami tail only visible. lie came so
near the ship thar The passengers could dis
nnctv read large placard attached TO his
narrative which read lm bound for Fobes
4 Hnchcocks Emporium after Clothing.
Hats. Gaps Cioak- and Furs.'
Reader 20 thou and do hSeHi-e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

I,x-,SG TEMPLE OR iIoNoE NJ. Be-
The semi-snaaal election OF officers viii
take place next Friday evening Al men,
bsr. are requested 10 boz present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

SOCIAL TEMPLE OF HoNoR. No 1.-The
nambers are requested to be present at the
meeting next Monday evening TO elect Off
c.rs for the ensuing Term.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

T4is visit m-le At she earnest solicitation Of
many parties uno reside ia Lansing and vicinity
who are unable 20 take journey 90 Sew York cay
for the purpose Of being treated. These visits WIZ
be repeated regular intervals, If long the re-
qureinelt. Of the patients demand it.
This visit terminate Move niber l9th, positively -
From other testimonials ths following local oues are
selected
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

I.l'Hi-7IEIll DO 10 30
DIX. LIomHrM-Dear Sir Three months ago place.
my son, Charles Fuller, under your treatment for
deafness that every day growing worse. accom-
panied By very offensive and Gisagreea6le eh4rg5
Of matter from the ears ] now report to you his
entire cure The actual treatment was but tvs,
months yet the discharge is entirely we'll and hl.
hearing restored. His general health Is as good as
could desire and his spirits buoyant and lively IL
fact he seems a different child. With the grateful
thanks Of "A mother I am. sir.
Respectfully yours
NRs c. C. FULLER Geuesce N Y
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hSowLEsyiLLE, ORLEANS Co Jan. Il Ia
bR lIGHlHllt-l send you a statement u Iny case
which yea may use you think proper
have been afflicted with deafness year and I
have trled every prescription but 20 effect con
suited Or. Lghthi aud lie operated upon ne ana IL
one nsREts ! WAS restored 10 hearing.
ssnd yoa this statement for The benefit Of others
that are laborlng under the same disease as myself
wouid recommend all that are afflicted with tbs
disease 70 give y0u call
Respectfully yours
ISAAC YOUNG
This Is to certify that the above Is correct state
ment.
c. D. BCRNHAN, Pastor NJ Z Church.
E 7. SLATE
&s4mS MILO HUNT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-26

Notice to Subscribers. The Fig
49, ',r s9bscrIbers wi. ND attached 70 Thea.
names on their pss Indicate s1s S nd R 81 s shs
papel " -,.rt tn WHOLE NUMB1R," which
nsI - .osnd u ii healing q the paper, which IS
ay - 10y. oeiaz Increased one each week, nifty
- euulbers constituting year BY referring 10
W ',-sr ma he beading Of the paper and compar-
tls - me number attached o the name. or ti
49, On The paper our subscribers can readily see
-. - accounts stand on Cur books.
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From the Rev. Il. t. WEIGH. d. d..

From the Rev. Il. Il. WEIGH. ID. D..
f0rpery Of ths Pearl st. Bdptist ChKrch AI5auv y l.
ALRANT, April Is 1861
DR LGHraILL-Iear Sir. Allow me 10 express nv
grateful thanks Tor the skill and kind attention ren
derei 70 my daughter, whose ears have been badlv
Affected Tor many years. and for some months last
past has been nearly deprived % her bearing The
lett ear from her infancy. has been badly dIseasa8
al times disclArgng an offensive matter. The right
ear Is now well, and. from present Indications an
tlcipate the restoration ~ the left ear also
an, dear SIR, gratefully yours.
B T. WEIGH, y. D.,
Newtolvi.ie, Albany Co.
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DctrOi; Testimonial.


Froaa p 1c1sra,y Esl u Dslroa
80 hereby certify, that for tne past fftera months
my hearing has been affected to considerable ,A
toat, and that by operation Of nr. Lynihiu have
bsea restored 90 my full hearing Ar ] beside ia i'e
troit and intend leaving for home soon thoscd,srous
u knowing the ver4city of TINS mag inquire Of Nr
j. Macarthur, No. 354 Broadway
= MTNg ll
New York Sept "a, 1853.
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lEru1T Sept y l-t4
Ds. LisHruii-As ID testimonial frc'a ta- may De-
Of some benefit g. y0u, Jet TIA, cert.N ia-r lts'
been deaf in my right .ar FIR five years D sides hc
ing deaf ] was troubled With ao.-e- he hea.
and much dizziness Having heard of your success
in your speciality came here for ths purpose oi re
ceivmg advice Of you; and How, sir after fcw GAL
most painless operations at your hands can neal
perfectly. can heartily mla.nd you 10 th'
afflicted and give you fun permission 20 refer 60 me
Hoping you Will pay professional visit to chi
cago,
ava, Sir, yours truly.
EiI RICH.
No. l43 Sherman street,
Chicago, Ills.
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x On Tuesday. the dav Of the election.
ra,, ll,''ana, Ohio and Pennsylvania m,
n - Aans out huge placarl m 4 noinl
serii'.5 "u,ef WORKS before Richmond i'm
Nsrreu Vote for Mcclellan. and fired a
also .~ .0iAF-;e TO call attention To il. II rot
A, soaa speedily good Union attention.
kno eit.ot,''lfa'ed discharge of shotted GUN,
eanyasa f'acard. breastwork. Mcclellan
caeo Pr 1Hd al into flinders. The Chi
70 mn !; .aicfm and and its candidates will
- ~ IN just that way ON the ble-se1 Sil'
'A'''lo' speed the dAy.-N y T,.,5',o ~
ni n19%S,s BRoNcHI,L Tso-TIrg ara ra.o,.,
te AL lof public speakers and others for
The;,s.a..sii u Colds and To clear the yoice
grsS.n eu.e~ey Is strongly attested bv Con-
olhers ~ C1ergymen. Military men and
60as he ~ use them. As there are imita-
y sure TO obtain the genuine.
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Remarkable Cure OF Deafn.

From Rsr. Joseph n CLARK Rector Of s. Janses chureh
Syracuse, Feo. u. 1865
have been deaf IA one since was IN College.
some twenty years ago. By the skin o.. Dr IlEhthlil
its hearing was entirely restored that now hear
with both ears, and ind that car use my voice
with much more ease and comfort than before
JOSEPH NJ CLARKE
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/ O>T-ELEVEN SHEEP.-Ten Of said
II sheep are Ilar,-d viii ~ 90 t1e l-it shout
Der and hip. with O. d1t between one 81 them IS
marked with letter " D" ga the rgrnr. ANY per
-on giving Information o. ine ul1.rsiEre i Where
sad sheep may b. found, VIII Or suitably rewarded
DAFT T. Willy
Lansing, July =. Is54 zs3-tf
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DARE s. s1-fEEEN--
AUTHORIZED WAR CLAIM ACF\4~.
VII attend g. Oil. ga'leei..Hc f
Pensions. Government ana State
y q Y NJ = E- -

our experience lor ihr past $3.50 g..lr warrant
la saying thl. rs.0t ..l -...e. l-. c itri.-
against the g. STATE d. ft. 81. -t.-t ..--. ..
time Particular attention given ta tu- cl.l t,. o.
state B4aAfle-- as
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= sG q 81!

"a' n'"" "i fe.ee. .saa s-'ias
M OLA = = Z $ :
I.a.a. Nsa orleans -.- s-saas4do
stewart, DomE,Ie Extra syrup,
Tie b-sl iA.l Is r..aaiactuled.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO Our Old AND ALU CUSTOMERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
In OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or TAxEs AND
ASSESSMENTS, No 81 Chambers street.
NnxxX Inn L


In OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or TAxEs AHDl
ASSESSMENTS, No. 81 Chambers street,
Nxw YoRK, Jan. 9, 1864, J
Notice is hereby given that the rolls of Che
real estate of the and county Of
for the 1864 will be for inspection and
from and after Monday Jan H. 1884 and win remain open
till the 30h day OF April 1854 for correction errors
and the equalization of the Of the aforesaid
real aud OF the city OF New York
All believing themselves to be aggricved
application to the Commissioners during the period
mentioned in order obtain the relief provided by law
The OF 1859 provides that During the time the
shall be TO public inspection herenbefore pro-
vided appltcao be made by considering
himself aggreved hy the assessed valuation Of his real
personal estate have the same corrected" II
application be made In relation to the assessed valuation
Of the real estate. must be made m writing stating the
s.oper. shall examine into the compliant and In their
same to be corrected u such application be made in rela
ton TO the assessed valuation of personal estate the app
cant shall be under oath BY the said
ers who shall he authorized TO administer such OATH any
OF them and IL IN bis or their Judgment the assessment
fix the OF sucS they believe
and declare their decision within thirty
after such application shall have been made them No
reduction shall be made by the Board OF Supervisors ef
assessment re and personal estate imposed under ths
act unless IL shall under oath affirmation that
the party agseved was unable TO attead within the period
for the correction Of taxes by Of sickness
A. j. WILLIAMSON, )commissioners !.
.t.ef J. W. ALLEN, Of Taxes and
-....s...+ J. W. BROWN. } Assessments.
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ITO DEALERS IN POULTRY, GAME. &C.

The New York sporsmans Club call the attention Of all
persons desnr In same 70 The provisions OF OF
Legislature q this state passed April IS s chapter $7t
entitled act for the preservation OF Moose Wild Deer,
fresh water Fish, hereby give notice 10 ali
whom concern, that aud after the 18TH day ~
January 1885, the provisions OF said will be strictly
forced CHAE. ". uASwEI,I, Precedent
THApnrus II. LAVE, Secretary. ~
NEv YoRK, Jan. !, 1874.
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.HAvANA-THR SUBSCRIBER BRas TO INFORM
IL her friends and persons intending visit Cuba this
season that she has taken large house and is now pre-
pared TO receive parties families who may choose 70
tend 20 her continuance OF their patronage hoppg TO
merit the same BY personally attending 20 the comfort Of
her guests The Amy Hotel n situated the Bay and
Pass de ssp Francisco with One airy apsrmenis light.
vsnienoes attaioable In the place. MARY L. ALMY,
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Trcasnrcr United States Sanitary {
DrcSxnrR %, 1879

THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
CHArH,M SorARv, N. y, Jan. T. 1864
Notice s hereby given that on and after Monday Jan
1854 this Bank will be open daily from A. NJ TO r.
an on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday from r. NJ.
By order N. D. VAN PELT President
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rrfE UNITED STATES SANITARY coMMrssroN is

THOMAS A. BARLOW, Secretary.
nIfE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION rs
urgent wnnt o: funds Its operations for the relief
Of the extensive and effective than
It's depots and military centre
from Washington to the Rio 0rande The money value OF
and Immediately after Gettysburg exceeded seventy thou
sand dollars Ia issues at Chattanooga were on like scale
Thousands OF needing especial RELIEF are daily cared
In its Homes" It's steamboats, and trains fol-
low soldiers everywhere. Its other and equally Inn
portan departments OF worksanary inspection. hospital
inspection hospital directory transportation OF the sick and
saving work than forty thousand dollars per
month. It's funds much reduced and immediate
contributions are requested to snsta.n Il.
The fairs that have been gon with such admirable ana
and Boston, though reported everywhere or the benefit
Of the Sanitary Commission have no. vet contributed
dollar to s treasury. The large thus raised have
been received by the branches or the Commission At those
cities respectively.
These branches apply them most usefuiy mainly the
purchase OF material 10 be made into clothing bedding
OF the Commission from the necessity OF purchasing
plies belonging certain classes but they render
other department ri Its
Those who desire fuller Information as TO the organza
statement Of its system and OF the application Of its funds
published copies Of which be hHd application
the onice OF the United States Sanitary Commission, No.
83 Broadway nj the bookstore Of A. d. r. Randolph No
il il submitted to all humane and patriotic men that the
Commission has saved and daily saving lives the coun
lie and health soldiers worth 10 the country
times the the Commission has received and 10 OF
direct nractcn importance Interested in d.
mnishing The cost and the duration Of the war 90 -,
Contributions sent to the Treasurer No 63 Wall
street, or No. s23 broadway, New York.
BY order Of the Standing comm,tsee = srpouo
Treasurer United States Sanitary Commission.
DrCEMnpR 19R3
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pARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIKI MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDERS

RARruMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TnE MOST EXTRAORDINARY woNoRaa
THEE THEE S S9ET.SssAI e eiAsTs
AL 1Hah 4ns estls ssEs SHe5ddss Tsaxa
~! TIE s ssSs! E ssESSH s!As!
riS%T s$s4 soss iSSSs S;Sa,
WEIGHS 400 POUNDS
Ass% swss T arfs' NOVA s's SCOTIA
SS sIssE $ SI$|:
EIGHT FEET FEET S SsE INCH IssH # #Iss
her arst appearance sine her pror sCS Illness
THE THE GIANT GIANT B s9y:
THE d ESa E!fF FFh saEn F u GIANTS
." '0n''s Tw 90 81 sh fTs rs SMALLEST DwARrs
ever seen :; Il ssis u s!Ss HUMANITY
years Old q sS sss nrs a but pounds
II years old and only Is inches high.
4 WEIR G4 x5 asp EVENING
, ~. als HaE's q ssssH Ps s1s
for The s s~ % q
The Eve%nr Pos, says Of nMr Barnum's conpesy
city, that al the characters represented quite e
as on far pretentous boards scenery u ~
good and the entire e the beat really dramatic suo's
In the annals Of the old Museum" =.
ONE WEEK MORE. AND ONLY ONE, o..
HEER 9s ASR MAS SeSPHHooXX
consisting s e f ETHso :.s e
producing music equal IN a full orchestra
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX FIOUHBSs
TIE MONSTER sERPENTB
GRAND AoUARIA. SEA LION, MAMMOTH BnAn
BOBERT ROUD1N'a AUTOMATOM MkITkk,
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL tNbrns-
MEET. and n million other wonders
nniae l5cent rem
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THE BALL SEASON.


E1RsT ANNIVERSARY BALL
DRY GOODS CLERKS
EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS
TUESDAY EVENING" JANUARY H.
~ ~ "a :; ~ -; H. 90 one Dollar
evening OF the ball
j. A. MACPHERSON.
r A. NACPHERsoNS SOCIAL HOP
ell Tomorrow evening Monday, Jan. N. 1874
AT his academy. Military Han, ia3 Bowers'
evening; and hs academy Jackson Hail. corner OF J,"a.
turday afternoon and evening All new dances Taught IN
beginners Private lessons given. The academies Wi, "a
open until the LIST OF June Please for circular
IGHT GUARD BALL
Ia ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING, January IA, 1854
Tickets So admitting gentleman ades FOR sas a.
all the hotels and music stores. so :.
THE GRAND BALL-LADIEs' HAIR DRESSED IN
all the latest styles great variety Of 0recisn curis
waterfalls and brads Wigs made and loaned for masaue
rades. Hair jewelry made. 't1o-
b fEokHAM, asi Grand street near Bowery.
THE SECOND REUNION OF CLINTON HOSE COW.
4 panv No IL will take place q the Apollo Ro oms on
BssiAsis a'SaUIs secretary syLAs LING, Chairman