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FINE krrs.

TTorz ycniao tile well knowa artist, has placed on
exhibition at the osfcc Of the NV York Sirys fang
highly finished cartoon, eated tho "Lagi Moments Of
Carthage II graphically represents the dying s'rug
giles OF the Commercial ouecn Of the Mediterranean
that 60 long dohcd tic power Of Rome. Tbs las,
men OF the erea, rival of the naughty city ho Ibcr
fonn the most tragic episode on Ais'cs r~~r Llilc
OH the loving Queen who s'orcd with rapture 10 'hc
elcqsncc OF tho lshoss Ercas dream nhai terrible
was aore for her bcra,fl o,y ,he hands 81
his ritilcss dcscondanis In H. treatment cr such
grand and difficult sste- Mr vonno disyi.,s remark.
able gcnns The grouping of ,hc oonqrogors and
quorcd hudded amid The smoking rlns OF the pyrse
CITADEL tho former completing thor work Of Slaughter
and the aitcr vainly enesyUlng 10 dcsrd conceal
Themselves Is bold and striking. fsvsc determination
ond 'mpacabls rovonsc marx the hgonyai isccs % tho
lssionare and Wild terror and despair dssc the fea
lures Of tho unhappy survivors .; Carthage. runic
senators covering beneath broken pillars aud
turned altar, bea-tfal vesiss struggling In the
arms % tho ruthless conqgcrors, the eagle
gance Of scipio, who, flushed with vrtorv.
stands Ia the mids, " tho horrible scene
dreaming only Of tho triumph and procession 10 The
capitol which win follow ,nis days work the abicc. ter
ror Of Asdrubei who loaded wiz, se1,ers rovels In
the dust ~ the feet Of the victor and the proud quosny
defiance Of his noble wife, who sacrifices herself and
her children rather than dock the irlumpha entry INTO
Rome all show power and careful study Tho s1ihor OF
this ns work. Nr venino h al rresent IN vevy delicate
health In this city and the purchase o. ths riosure by
some OF the friends of would tend grcsyy 10 scvsc
hls condition
We have been shown . curious hksysss Of The ne.
decmcr by Mr. bernard Delsny, copics from The portrait
carved on an emerald by order Of Uncrns ccsnr This
emerald afterwards came r,o tho aands ~ Pope inuo.
cent VIII
largo engyay,na nv s,esrrs Uollyor nogers frou,
painting by LILLY W. Spcy.ccr, representing merry
family party enjoying vale. Fourth NJ July in tho
country IL exhibited by .he cngfaverA Ii is spiritrd
work aud deserving Of p.ase.
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appointed Inspector General OF the police force OF
Jamaica good many Official changes were looked Tor
when tho constitution framed for Jamaica aad Its
dependencies Ia put in operation large extent oil real
estate had changed hands by auction and private sale
Moy Hall and Ness Castle, coffee plantations, in the
parish ST. David sold a. auction 20 Major General
Forbes jackson for G37o and Newleds In st. Thomas,
for Gl65.
The Stale Department, has received official notice OF
the modification made In the quarantine regulations at
Havana All vessels from United States ports are to
undergo ten days OF orracoa without regard 10 the
nature oil bills OF health. Ia this they put upon
the same footing vessels from England, Germany and
France, where cholera has been raging.
Collector Shook Saturday received the following
telegram from the Internal Revenue Bureau at Washing
ton imported liquors require 10 be bonded the same
domestic
The election OF State officers occurs in Maine to-day
There w also DO chosen mcmbers or the House OF Re-
personalities There seems to be doubt OF the
of the radicals although their lnsorities win
considerably reduced COMPARISON with previous ones
Exvcc President Hannibal Hamlin made speech at
Portland last night in defence Of the radical policy
Indictments presented TO the Court OF sessions of
Duchess County yesterday against the man Lewis and
his son, charged with the murder OF the Rev. Mr. Rich
mond
A"o'0mP"nios, WIN i1's '''Fl'u hisest'n ave 10"
basty engaged, the one In Soat Coventry, Conn, aud
tho Other Oak Island Nova Scotia in prospecting for
tho hidden treasures Of the pirate Kidd and hls FREQ
hooters. The South Coventry Company sanguine OF
succoss, although reticcn and working in corpora
ton with the son o. M old man named Dodd, who is
supposed TO have boon guide OF Kidd in his search for
a place to Lido his booty.
IRE occurred in Sing Sing carly yesterday morning.
which destroyed OYER tw my buildings including among
others Van Asden's large nle works. the rest being
stores, dwelling houes and barns. Fifty families wcrc
rendered hooeles and u loss in property is estimated
=. $500, coo.
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Of directors or placed in the presidential
chairs. But, for the sake of all those who
already have funds invested in stocks or
deposited in banks, we again call upon each
company to rigidly overhaul its accounts, and
we intend to urge the Legislature at its next
session to institute thorough investigation Of
these institutions.
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TArAt FAN racp wyDow Information was re-.
ccved At tho covAcrs once yesterday Of the death OF
Mary Brown infant only months cid from the
effects Of tajuries received by falling from an upper
windoy ~ her parents sideuce No 8, Cherry strse1
Coroner Widsy held sninopsst on Me hcdv.
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XIV YolllS THsA TRF, Brcsaway opposite New York
ttCei-lfr llrEgtASrF-LADY AupIEy's SncREf-MR. AM
%aS. PElrR WINK.
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ATHEs 49, RAIL-. Brookya.-fHr Hksrox HRorrrRs
sEiaAr;l Co6tANr % HyMAsrs AcRolAYs FASToNis.srs
pANCEas. A..
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1es y .oNwAy's PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn
se4E covHsAI:oN toarasy Eyrrs EvEsiss.
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.sDHaRu NoiFIEHAUER's 6CstCAr coNsERvA
sorry, 50 bsaH3way. --GaASD OrESlSG coAcPnE
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. at
Mechanic lfa, ~ Broadway lis \ VARIETY LiGur
arm LarsiAate Rv,GerAgsarsiss cokrs EALLtf, &c.
nsS ASH IWu AiHS4s
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TONY rAsrnr.S OPERA EouSe. ~, Rowarv.-courc
ssoCA.EsN -StGgu MissTRsisy, BALLHr DyRRrissErEyr
sc.-Frr Mtsff1'rs - aorr.s
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gEw FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street. nea
81, syeauH.-It fsoyAYnGE.
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TEaR.hCf GARDEN. Third syeaue, bslseaa Fifty
Eln ana Eiit, nth strects-rTEo ru0Nxg ORCHESTRAL
EARpas coScf.gs, commanding Ct O'Clock.
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hpoyEy'2 OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN. -yrTHrorlAy Yis.
@ssLsf, lhos RuaL ;sau2s fANroIIafs
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aAE FRANCISCO MISsrRELs So Broadway. opposite
ATE Metroaqlttnn Ho.al-Is ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN
<.sSTs. saSalSa, DANCING btRLEsoras-Tnk WISE
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GERMAN raALIA THEATRE, oil Broadway. -K.B.L.
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eFW Y9vN NVs&uN Or ANATOMY; Gs Broadway =
I've 9f1H 1rT- HynHoGFIs MICROSCOPE twice
daily llrNn An RiGns AKIN % pEoRsr Open from &
4. u. tn ~ r Il
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FIFTH AN aNUE oPERA HOUSE, Nos : aud West
T~antyloprt ssyet.BJpwoRru' MIA frycs GlHioriAs
@iSs-aEtss, BtrLArs BunLEseUrg &c -rHE fsRsecrTnp
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The ON ATLANTIC CAsIE.--A despatch
which VIC publish this morning announces that
the old Atlantic cable, Asbed mp from The
depths OF the ocean, has been successfully laid
and Ia In excellent working order. This gives
US two lines 70 Europe, and the company
should now reduce the price Of mesages 30 a.
70 make ths increased hcilityof telegrsphins
practical benefit 70 ths public. We live in
~ ase u miracles whaA new wonder will
follow Vie Alaauc eahlSf
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BROADWAY fHRAreR. Ercai,gag, near Broom
sttcst-ERR DsAD HEART
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NOTICE TO PLUMBERS.

Now york. sionaay, September 10, 1865.
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ANUsENENTs THIS RyENING.
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Delegates Arriving mt the State Capital Tao
Action ofs:e democracy In New York -(.sa-
tested -eai--s:essip sb"mt Candidates Com
binafi0ns. DC.
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Volume xNxi.~....,- ~,....,,...........No. sss
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DsDcaTl1N or A CHURCH Ar voonulyg / /

Tho dedication Of the First Congregational church al
woodbavcn, l. l., took place last nigh. with all tho
ceremonies usual sch occasions Tho introductory
services were performed by tho Row Levi Hart; after
which tho Rev. Hsnry Ward Bcochcr proceeded 10 dc.
liver the dedica,ory sermon, which was listened 10 with
the deepest attention by those present The Re
Badger followed with tue dedicstoral PRAYER and tic
hymn. 20 lnou whose temple cstansfs.p and
the Doxology having b,en SUM. the services OF
the dedication were brought 10 q close. Tho church
which is rather small building, " situated on an
emi1cnce close 70 the woodhaven station Of tho
Jamaica Railroad II "a WOODEN structure OF verv
tasteful though simple design, and has IN the sgere-
ghe tbs sum OF about 50 COO The decorations inside
arc not yet finished, but when completed will add ma.
teriay 70 the appearances Of the building very fne
organ has been already supplied the church. aud the
services will DO In tho charge OF the Rev william James
a most excellent clergyman and gentlemen, In whose
hands tho inter ~ OF the cck committed TO his care will
be snre 20 receive all the attention that bis abilities and
energies can bring TO bear he good work no mas now
commenced.
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ATrEnPIEO RuIOEs N PEll.1ElPHls.
a Brother shoots Ills sister for Leading "a
fsud LIE.

Jrom tho Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Dec 81
About half pnst eleven O'Clock lael night az Oacer
Bee was waking hs beat IN the vicinity ~ Pine ana
Junsrer streets he heard the rrort of pistol lie lu
& e1ed and a. he near be heard fomc one open
window and call out "Murdtr murder IL lie
went into the place. No a23 South Juniper
street iroia whence the cries we're heard,
young man standing IN the n dde Of the floor with
largo horse pistol In nip hand eiill smoking from the
discharge Az hs feet, al Die dina aud ssaseess Inv
youfg woman about twenty two years old Oicer Rlce
tased bar AZ aud found thai tie load from the pistol
CONSISTING ~ No duck shot, had lalon cIoci ia her
bead art and bTeas, innoting vet danger.
Gus woFs The fnaa's name Patterson Hs refused
NJ ,o giye up the pistol when demanded; but II
fhs story o. the prisoner n mainly a. foliows:Tc
resides al Nc 3o2 JcGeison street. with his father and
stepmotner. The Young woman whom bc had shot was
bic sister and ma been cadlng bad life FOR some time
past aoeofa,nx 70 some aecounss. She was hnc
sooEint. rather handsome girl, with . clear COM
Ficxcn and large full He saa that the day before
yesterday be had gone 20 her NJ No a23 Juniper
street. aud bad attempted 10 her out or her wicked
cosrsa OF Ire. and told her tlat he would Jay her
board M any respectable boarding house. and 10 leave
her course 81 life fnr her sake and Tor hls and her
relatives She refused and sad she preferred 10 live ~
NO bad been doing He then away and Yesterday
he borrowed the hcrse pistol and going 70 the house
wkcre she was stopping last night he again begged Of
her 10 leave the house lie then said nc would rather
nGr dead than her abe vas and nred gul az
her intending TO take her hfe
when taken 10 the Fifth district station house he told
Lieutenant Connolly that he EsA no had not Killed
enough 70 get out before she had 20 repent of her
bad conduct She had been gong BY the OF faurn
Gordon. Paftersor WIN have hearing nj the Central
station THIS aernoon, 0t~o o'clock, before Alderman
The prisoner Is quiet, noceos,ys man and deeply
fess bio poston
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The v~.r.,- ror.. A.m..sr.ary oelesra,los-

4 TAsss1~ foEia Anniversary Celebration
hr;.ssss ADD Speeches b. rasoiesa w.
D~inss. A. =. sssiIivan, 5. II. Chaatc and
Offices.
Last evening the Aipha Delta Phi Society, under tho
auspices Of the Manhattan onap,er gave dinner at
peaonico's up town establishment IN celebration Of IN
th.ry-ronrth snnversary. About My members and
invited guests present Theodore W. Dwirhs, Of
Columbia Col1ge, presided. Rev. A. Van Norman sad
grace, after which tho fessvies Of the occasion were
approp: at9S considered. Among those present wero
Clarence Seward, John Jay, President Of tho Onion
League; Agernon & Sullivan, Professor Edward North,
Of Haus1ton College; Professor d. G. Gilman, Of Yale
College,; Professor Adnlph Werner College. city OF New
York; General Il. y. Noyes and W. A. Cobb.
Letters we're read from Judge :. y. Chase, Rev.
Samnei Eells, George w Curtis, e W. Bentley, Donald
G. Mschoi and s stonc regretting their inability to
roAsrs AND RESPONSES
Che FIRST regular toast ihe President Of the United
States was proposed and received with applause fhe
New York; was replied 10 by Clarence Seward In Few
humorous remarks
To tho third regular toast, "rhe Union" Joseph H.
Choae responded saying that tho society could scarcely
81 considered national one, because in the breaking
out of the war the members Of the Alpha Delta Phi in
the South were the 1rst TO take up against the
Union. Yet they had fought bravey, and their signal
failure dcspoied rebellion and treason Of all hope Of
The fourth regular toast 'Educacn was responded
10 by Theodore w. Dwight The toast sexpresscd that
body twas education, which could eny BE- assaisd by
dsvsiop The vital force within Il WAS not
some could do for education what Ruskin did for
Art Man must sthor control be controlled by circum-
. his Vi. ssS purpose The sss psr 4 Ss soss pssS
Amenca, which has vndscated the Dast, will Establish
ne nrs On fsandsssess bread fair aad equal for a
!. psri:s. sysssn = shas q s6s s.ss which move
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NJ PuIixAs presented the following
whereas certain specific charges oclai coneuc, and
cnnvcran o. tho pubic moneys Of he city ~ New YORK BY
Charles o. Cornell, late treet ConUssi0ner pgs-
the Governor of New York who appointed Dry Tor inve
ghtcu OF such charges and sad Cornell beiorc day
resigned HIS oce, with intent avoid eatios. and
whereas appears by the charges Cornell
cd 70 hs use, frauduiently aud unlAwfuy several
hundred thousand dollars Of the public moneys there
fore
Resolved That the Cooperation Counsel he directed to
commence legal procccdne 20 em said Cornell al
the moneys frauducny converted, and have the same
refunded TO the city Treasury.
The paper referred TO the COMMITTEES on Law
ANOTHER HoRx sw1SDIg
Among tho general orders adopted resolution
donating $3.50 70 Patrick Mcmahon for the oss OF his
horse IN a "manholep
Mr. Pullman called tho attention OF the reporters 10
this swinde, observing that the Beard ready
70 pay for all horses, dead or alive
The PRESIDENT inquired whether the gentleman was
addressing the chair or the reporters
Nv. PuII~Ax--Thc President.
A MKxnrR inquired n the "horen was dead.
The PRESIDENT communicated the important fact th.i
he did not know whether animal alive kick
ing or whether he desunci.
eFvr-~rg tvwvuv
The Board ccncurrcd with tho Aldermen In rcctlrz
Seventh avenue, between Forlsgh AID Fifty THIRD Streets
W b. paved with Belgian pavement
Adjourned IN Monday.
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SERIOUS AccpxSr. "A fev days sncc, IS Mrs. Dr.
Gregory, Of Glove road, cas,ston, was on her way
home from New York. and while endeayorpg 10 reach
the bat In time accidentally slipped rson the No and
Wrpse nc ~ hef egA ihH sat has can.ea
mcch regtst smong her numsous frondS
CnacGg ~ rwrvn erArs Assf~gon -wr " n
Perrin has teen appointed United a,ucs Assessor r ne
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am, g,e MIA Maestys government assistarce 10 carry
ius eut helr plans Is long hs Fspah troops remain
ia the national TERRITORY. ,,. !, 49,.
The liberals very aclNe 10 tns S'a " oSma
trcops . ,,...,.
Yne Para In announcing the arrival OF the emperor
AZ punhia denies the THAI Tho cry o. DeaLn
10 the French and North Americans Mas raised when
the OF the Emperor TO remain a. the mead
az the government vas proclaimed 10 tho people
GuerilIas abound every where ON the ROAD 70 vera
Cruz The retirement OF the irnperlsts frola san Lula
pctos ami A0,chulha is confirmed They namberaa
1000 4G-E
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ARRIVAL or A cGSsu ur WHEAT fsoa CALIFORNIA.
Tnrr lnrrraIA poc ~ lsea

III fFFFA'Nl DO III IS0F
The clipper naeld Crcckea, IRON IN Francsca Ia
ninctg-avc deyt, sih caro- of GC0o0 bushels of Cali
fosnia white wheat ana <01 bashcf5 of harley arrived
today lie order 90 this r1pmcnf te grapaed Is
IAN Fntcisco september This is the 1rsi iraCt carro
of California grain ever received At this tJrt
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QrrREc, Dec 81 1904
Another mine II said 70 have been discovered Ia Tudor
near Aad0c. The III harrison milne 4 reported 70 have
been bought Tor $4,000 TIE report lacks combination
A nulIDvs Of Boston men are at Maio1.
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rfrs dislrct including Richmond county, place OF II
W. Eastman, renewed. The appointment gives general
sati sfactfon in Richmond county.
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Wolves Among Tho sheep In Derry.

OTTAWA, Dec, ~, 1890
Tho wolves are said 70 be unusually numerous on the
north side Of the river and have comitted considerabs
depredanns alnong the saeep In Derry.
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Rrlrl nE rruYr-lnEA.

Proposed Legal Proceedings Agningt Ex-
street CommisSioncr Cornell
The Board met yesterday afternoon, AMI after tie
minutes Of the previous meeting were read and sp-
proved.
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$3.50 NEw Haven, Dec a. looa
4 cArpenter's shop OF Lyon 4 Billiard and lDr barns
q Othnei rvss In Meridian destroyed this nssnns
by nrc. number Of cattle belonging 10 Mr. IvesvsFs
burned 70 Death. $50
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Another Writ Of Injunction against the Bark
of Upper Ca,adu.
T0RoSb, Dec 81 1906
In the Court OF Choncery vosieray ruohor writ OF IN
juction was filed against the Bank os Upper Canada
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The Feeling In Vern Cruz
Nru 0pf . 40 noA Of 10

The Feeling In Veru Cruz
NEW ORLEANS, De&. q. 1863.
Az evidence Of tho feeling in Mexico we find In lie
Naradad of Vera cruz the following;-- ~.
No matter into how many parties Mexcans are
vded, are all brothers. and support our conntry
mater what her errors We now that the
country IN danger We the necessity of snpport
ing IT. and to support II all parties must be rcconcle.
Our country is in danger from many causes; but we will
overcome all dangers and disadvantages, and triumph
over tho enemies Of our nation all Sides
Troops for tho Liberal sservice-Scicntinc
Commission To Make Geological Survey
OF Lower California.
SAN FRAScrsco, Dec. q, 1866.
A battalion OF troops for liberal service has been
quietly organized In this city far tho government Of
Mexico within few weeks and detaOhment of sixty
Ave men, under Major Herring, lefs yesterday for
Mazatlan by the steamer Continental
J. Ross Browne and party, consisting Of several mem
bers the State Geological Survey took passage by the
steamer for the purpose Of making full and COM
pete typographical and geological survey Of Lower Call
fOYnia
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e,Ecnyn wkpu-ar A PRIMARY ELEcTfOS OF
- fhs arrnrsrsr elretorro this sccondl ward, held
10 Nassau st.ept Ihnrs,sy tsennE pecembef lss
~. tnswina named Ern,smen duly elected dssEse
to tha electors ~ hia ward IN the Mozart Han
General COMMITTEES for ihei year IsisS. Bull Williams.
Vim. X. Edscrlon. Ward Cotnn,ice for lssI:--John 4
Iurrins Hollis Lyman Powers. NchEcl Carnody. VIM "
los m W m Terry, Henry kramer H. Hatch. Jeremiah
Coyue doiph fsaac.ea, Edward A. rdrerton.
john p. HrO9fNs, lfnsr~c,afs
MICHAEL CARMODy, ~ TIE
JEREMIAH CoYNE y Election.
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c A N A D A.

'ee 1''e" s'01t " pFo"Hink IN the ~. Law
renee River.
QuEWc, Dec. c7,1ses
Three persons werc drowned on Christmas morning
While crossing from this place 20 Point Levi in n canoe
They were s'ruc by neid Ice and upset The party con-
sisted q eleven persons, including lady Eight were
saved BY clamborng noaiing ice. ,he lady bolng
buoycd up hy her crinolinc The three who were
drowned belonged 10 The crow OK a canal boat They
leave wives and families o. ninc children unproyded
for
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COAL. woOD. sc.

GUKE AND coat DEfrTE FED fNNf pf.rFIY-
" Arpy ms AMI ooke oaes ~ lf2is Thd s-nHs
'''''' CaAEl.Ts Il. curTsA
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|. sPECTAL Norm. 10 Tug pFopI,F

SPECIAL N0riNf 10 rus PEOPLE.
me piole'ns 81 tins AMI enterprise have great plea
sure ~ beng able 70 inform Coloert
That Y ~ NOW assured %
issne', onlg upj lrfnsin Insoif The
VISA T. bold s'uxe ticket when The place.
might craa distfl scfpn Aruus patron
Infe have been compelled ig extend the JANUARY
flTh istponr nent
For ffeen year have engaged In tie rir busi-
ness Rd We poirt sva pri the reputation have
fgr An esy aAG Integrity Nh ~ - tbe psomlnen cxef@
* ' 40 vii he4t Nltnsfs 10 The
never made promises % tAe pube have aot
sacieI ie'hicd, And refera he leadug bankers and
merchants 81 Sew Ngrk. philadelphia Boston AMI Cnioaee
ior our cRafae'ir ioF FAR ,.sti ng
IN SPITE ~ aA offcst9H and every Obstacle, fhaE
prove - the prboila the &ath MERRIAM Prize C,ncrrr
VIZ be o,adseted honuahi;hrf ~ tha rslze adycrt ed
Will Dc distfsm'cd fairly impstAl wiiaout r-serra
beAds sr 81 pGtes vsiIns ~ kcts them al
nukHER uF TiCkEiS Issued, bo1gn
,,,r.,,, ,..,,i si.i ~ a.AGI;
sfECiAL Term. ~ CLUB RATS
Any parry rucrrag 4 cub ~ Owe mos. names Tor
ssr1 lea s'n4nE ~ We money lor the same will be al
lowed The following Commission. We will ssnd
btf<sts - one audfssa
10 tekefs 20 unn ndd for. 81
1900 :, ~ t-.... s.t.-. ...........n ~
address VIZ. cwn. and state IL fu Money IN
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A BsoLUTE LBGAL DIVORCES 0RrEySED PROM
"A tina courts OF several States foo shsToo -
any kind aulte successful. 9@ I'll
III FL KING, Counsellor at Law, n3 srAswsy.
CAPITAL ' PRIZE .aso
t4v. IN GREENBaem, es&stM
KELLEYfs sNE
Ist GRAND MONTH AsERyU.
PRIZE CONCERT. aW
TINE FINED TO
AWARD THE PREMIUMS,
And the Concert 10 be the Wabash kssnus R,nh
Chicago Ill.,
SATURDAY. JAN. n. 1856.
THIS ~ THE GREATEST DfSTRrBU TON
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
And most successful cncpe Of The kind auaseA
In TIE world
25acoo VALUABLE RRIZI:si et
HALF NILLios DOLLARS
RclupiSG e4MMat
Siooe0o ~ GREExEAcKst
wl b presented to ticket holders