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The Portland daily press., 1868-10-12
Advices from South America to Sept. 10th

Advices from South America to Sept. 10th
are received. -s-..
Earthquakes continued on the Southern
coast OF Peru, but caused no further damage.
5000 houses were destroyed by the previous
shocks in Arequipa, which would cost forty
millions to rebuild. Cusco suffered little dam
age. Provisions had been received all along
the coast from Valparaiso to Peru, and the suf-
ferers were abundantly supplied At Iouioue
10000 quintals of saltpetre were washed away
to sea. -t
The yellow fever had appeared at Peru
Four cases had occurred in one day at Callao.
The United steamers Powhattan and Kear-
sarge were at Callao.
Staphope Provost, an American merchant,
had died at Lima.
Senior Vcana Macienna, of New York no.
toriety, had commenced actions for libel again
several papers in Chill. He made defense
before the Gillian House of Representatives
stating he was authorized to subsidize tbs
American press and get up public meetings in
the United States in favor of his mission.
The heavy rains interrupted travel and bust
ness in Chill. The railways are greatly dam
aged
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
-
THE GREAT EN
Pacific Railroad

receiving the aid and supervision of the Govern
ment, and carried forward by the extraordinary re-
sources and energy of the powerful Corporations to
whom it was entrusted-is rapidly approaching COM
pletion and il is safe to say that New York and
san Fra"ciseo will be connected by rail
by the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
more thah t"o-thirds OF the Through Line and
Branches between the Missouri River and the Pa
CHE Ocean are constructed. at cost OF nearly
One Hundred Millions
And the remainder is being pushed forward with
unparalleled vigor. The
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-12
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-Last night, as the
"White Boys in Blue" were passing dark
alley, on their return from a Democratic meet
ing in the fourth ward, a shot was fired into
the procession from a shot gun loaded with
small shot. Five or six men were severely but
not dangerously wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1868-10-12
INDIANA.
RIOT AT A pEMocRATIc MEETING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-A riot occurred at
Democratic meeting at Lebanon, Boone coun-
ty, to- day, caused by the town marshal attempt
ing to arrest a mem Der of the "W White Boys in
Blue" for alleged drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. During the melee number of shots
were fired into the crowd. Thos. King, the
marshal, was shot in the head and seriously,
but not fatally, wounded. One of his assist
ants, j. Haselegg, was shot through the thigh.
Other disturbances occurred during the alter
noon at brewery and one man was badly
beaten. Everything is quiet again tonight.
Senator Hendricks makes his closing speech
here on Monday night for the Democrats.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

Mr.. Winaow's Soothing Syrup fer
Children reehipe greatly facilitates the Of sshins
by sosning the gums edusins all innamatcn-v sliay al
Pain and spasmode action regulate the bowsls
Depend upon IT, Mothers win give rest 70 yourselves
health wshA eput and sod this ar
Gle for yes and say and truth Of what
hsve never been able other edne-Nsver has
n failed in sin leinstsncet 70 effect Cure when timy used
Never did We know Of Dissatisfaction By
who used IT, the contrary all delighted with Its ops
ration and speak in Of cOmmendation OF It's magical
effects and medical vrtues We speak In this matter whaf
we do know years experience and pledge our repu
tation for the Of here declare In almost
every instance where the suffering from pain and
hsuston relief win be found in fneen twenty minutes
sfter the syrup is administered.
Full directions using win accompany each bottle BE
sure and call for Mrs. wnslows Soothing Syrup having the
fac smile Of Curs Perkins," the outside wrapper An
others are base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price, only s.
csnts per Bottle.
omces-zl5 Fulton street. New York. EOS High Holborn,
London England; AL St. Paul street. Montreal Canada
BARNES. WARD CO., AgsntA
"a Magazine street. New Orleans, La
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Strange things happen in Boston churches
Thus, on Christmas day, pate- faBsilids walked
up one Of the sises thereof. and neglected to re-
move his hat until his pilgrimage was half over
When he did take OF his hesd-covering, all OBJ
servers were duly edited by the sight Of dane
iDg-jack bestriding his bald pate. The puppet
had been purchased for home display-sn exhi-
bitiOn forestallei by the afterthought of going to
church.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

DR.. Dio Lewis says the worst food with pure
atmosphere. will produce better blood than the
choicest ailments with impure air. Salt fried
pork. hot saleratus biscuit and strong green tea
with life In the open air, will give a purer blood
than the choicest fruits and the sweetest bread
and beef, with life in heated, impure air.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16
LYONS PERIODICAL DRoPsi
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Ihsve tested these Drcpsn my practice over tes year,
and do not hess say that Jet dsveope
by medical research that acts powerfully pe,tivey
hsrmlessy IN Of female irreguar,y does this ned
Gina In all fsils while thousands who
have been long sufferers, indebted for the boon
health to-day
Although powerful and positive they perfectly harm
less and may be used all times except when specially for
hidden In the directions.
They have been extensively employed by eminent pay
In France Ane England, well in my practice owe
ten years and have Jet 20 hear Of the ofaure
Icould give you testimonials Of efficacy from lsdie all ove
the Northern and Western States hey in their nature
private Over 10000 bottles have been sold The pas, wear
and hope and trust sufferers have been bepesfd
wei aware that remedy potent remove all obs,rue
tons be used for bad pnpnse but trst that wher.
bottle thus used ten may fall the hands of rs
needy sufferers
To all who suffer from any rreguiary; painful dif cu,t
excessive offensive oosructed Menstruaton Lucorrhea
the Of follow would say try both o.
Dr. LYoSs FKxScH PEuopIcAL DRops Being huid
preparation Their action direct snd positive than any
pills or pevder Expet diect0ns bearing my fac ssnis
accompany each bottle
They nsy be obtained Of nearly every druggist In the coun
Try or By nelosiug the price 20 O. O. CLARK CO. New
Haven CT General Agents orths United States and sn.d.
DR. JOHN L DYoN,
Practicing Physician
aAs BARNS. WARD CO.,
"a Magazine street. Genera Agen.s
Price, 81 50 per Bottle
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" Underwood's ink" is now the rallyiug cry.
Notes of large amount have been paid by Just
signing checks with this ink. Whole families
have been made happy BY it. 1t cures the blues,
makes love matches, and Is a certain specific for
chills, corns, loss Of appetite and tight boots.
Try IL. For sale at the bookstores Of Ellis. oppo-
site the Postofhce, Gresham, Camp street. and
Krull a Dickey Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

Doc" Pithole darby, accidentally shot him.
self with revolver day OF two ago. physi.
clan was called 10 attend him, and began by
examining the revolver instead OF the q mig y
The result was that the revolver was again dis
charged, the same niger getting the benefit D.
the second discharge. The ball that the darky
lodged himself was taken out. but the other i
lodged beyond the reach Of the probe.
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Two little Sabbath school boys ia Boston got
very heated over vexed question in their lesson.
and startled the teacher. whose back was turned
for a moment, with " | tell ye it's Mary Magazine
and not Magdalene,- and thrusting his hands deep
and desperately into bis trousers pocket, sung out
NOW what'll Won bet2v
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

The Southern Opinion credits the wife Of John
Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, with peremptorily or
dering Fred Douglass to leave her house, after
John Hickman had brought him there.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

-Bateheser,s Hair Dye=This splendss
perfect Dye-hamlsss reliable, Instantaneous No dis
appointment Noridculous tints Natural Black or rown
Remedies the M effects Of Bad Dyes Invigorses hair
leaving Il and beautfu The genuine 10 signed William
Bstehsor AL others are mere initatisas and shssd b
Sold sy Drrsxiss and rsrtunsn Factory 81 Bsrela,
street, New York
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An Irishmsn in Liverpool writes TO the Dublin
Freeman: The Fenians have done q terrible
harm 10 the poor working men about all the
works in town, and at the dock and timber yards
in this neighborhood Ii Is next to impossible for
an Irishman 70 get work, and If he does, he is
tortured and bullied out of itv
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

Flora Temple, the game old queen Of the trot-
ting turf Is said, without doubt, TO be ia foal
by young Hambletonian stallion out of Lexing-
10 ma
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16

The employees of the Pacific Mills, in lawrence,
have been notified OF reduction of Is per cent.
in their wages after the 18th inst.
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GRAND COUNCIL r. AND s n.

?. n. Todd, NJ r., Grand Master New orsSnz
~ r. swassy, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Ohesns
John W. Jopss. t. nustnous Grand Master. sb swspors
John c. Gordy. q. r., Copduet.r Of work Frxnklin-
u. Brsen, q. @. Of the Guard, New Orissns.
yossph p. Bonor. a. Treasurer. New OrieNnA
Cos. sontsg, q. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. ThoA b. Lawson. O. Chaplain. New orissns
n. p. Buckley. O. Conductor. New ohssn1L
r. L. Bruce. O. Steward, rs~ Oris@nA
Evastus Wells, O. sentisel- New orIsAnA
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APPRexImAT1oN PRIZES:

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whole ticksts sl1; Halves 81 Quarters IS; Eighths q %
Prizes payable In full without deduction
Orders Tickets this splendid scheme Win be carefully
answered By return mail and the drawings seat with
plantation Of the result Of each investment VI
drawing u Address,
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Corner Camp and Common streets.
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EATAA. .................BkEC1A
DIR. Howe's Mode OF Using q vaeuum.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure local aud internal
eetons instantly relieved which health
large class Of diseases Il
into and through part operated Of which
noushes nvgorates and enlarges permanently small
organs, by restoring he equilibrium k
them; by which Is reliable remedy for Parsysed On
Shrunken Parts Imbotepcy weak Sexual Power Spems
tohes Seminal Dersngement; Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and Inconnenceo Urine Enlarged Prostrste Obs
Gleet variooes FERNS Of Structure etc. which
other rarely Hundreds have bean treated
cessfully
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases, Hamors
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicine
alone fail TO resch but used together wonderful curs
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for all forms 81 diseass
acute and chronic. Of either
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, N. W. q. Master, Kellertown.
Hy K swasey, R. W. Dept Grand Master, New Orleans.
John O. Jones, z. w. Grand 5. w., vsmoa-
John A. Stevenson, r W. Grand J. w.. New Orleans
Samuel N. Todd, r. W. Grand Treasurer. New Orleans.
Jas. O. Bachelor. D., r w. Grand Secretary, Neg
Orleans.
c. 8. Bedges d. D., W. Grand Chaplain. New orleana
r. q. Sterling, w. Grand s. D., So Francisvine.
D. 8. Gage, W. Grand j. d, HoumA
Jos n. DeGrsnge W. Grand Marshal, New Orsana
Jno. McCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer. Bastrop;
Jas. A Douglass W. Grand Pursuivant, New Orssns-
y. H. Bsbbf, Simmesport 8. 81. Brown, New Orleans.
Abram e. Dick New Orleans, N. Estela New Orleans W.
Grand stewa
Alex Quesnt, W. Grand Tyler New Orleans
Grand Annual Convocation second Monday In February
each year.
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MEDICAL.
PoLANn's............................roL De
MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS.
DOLANU'S.
Ds

This preparation the discovery OF the Rev. j. W. foana
formerly the Pastor Of the Baptist Church In Goftown, H.
and man dearly beloved BY that denomination throughout
New England He obliged leave the pulpit and study
medicine to his life. and his MAGIC POWDERS
Of the wonderful discoveries Of Modern times
tbs the
Great Liver md Bilious Remedy.
which completely throws In the discoveries In
edcne and affords him much qualification that they 70
cevs the appreciation Of AL who have tested them
The MAGIC BILIOUS POWDERS area
Positive Care for Liver Complaint
IN Ma mos, aggravated FORM and a. immediate correcor off,
Bilious Derans ements Excee-tfor
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Blotchss, sanow Skin, Dowsiaess.
Dizziness, Heartburn, Palpitstion-
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CURE AND PREVENTIVE OF FEVER AND AGUR
We advise all who aye roublsd with fearful mssdy
always keep Powders hand ready for immediate
Here . few important particulars:
l. They are he GREAT SPECIFIC for all Bilious A6ec
q They are the only known remedy that win Liver
Complaint
s. They the only known remedy that win cOnstps
ton
The Powders thorough their operetion that
package viii be all that the majority of those using thsm win
require T. effect
They mild and pleasant ys. the most ssctuAl Cath
arctic known.
They are cheapest and best medicine extant they
can be tent BY mail 10 aay part of the globe price, 50
cents
Circulars containing certsca,es information eta 10
any part Of the world free Of charge
Sold by all druggists or BY mail application 70
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ProprstorA
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by all drussisss-
BARNES, WARD Co.
"a Magazine street,
General gents.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This Or eat Remedy for all Diseases
OF THE STOMACH
Is the discovery of the valuable Cough
BalsAm' while experimenting Tor bis own health. cured
nothing but ehlorosorm.
daily testimony from various parts Of the country
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Rapidly yields to few doses
BAD BREATH M,
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cures Oy assisting nature 70 SS'uAs ne sway N .he SYSTEM
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Pa, ,,ss,o,r. ,A., MI, ,,r.-
INFLUENZA
TICKLING in the THROAT
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CAPITAL FxIzE-sse.0Oo.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. FOR TIE BENEYr
OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
GLASS A, TO BIZ DRAWN AT oovMGToN. KY.
Thursday, January 10th. 1855
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u HEUMATIbM,
EEURALGIA AND GOUf
okE BE CURED

Do not heritnts 70 LAI.LAlANu's RHgENAFTsn
o0Ur and NEURALGIA SPECIFIC. Ths recipe VS. pro
cured from the celeb.eed Dr. Lanend OF France sno
qusck medicine No good physician fails t. pre- cribe
when he learns what scompossd Of Attention is nves
20 CIRCULAR which can Be obtained Of JOHN H BLOOD
General AGENT and nom the dragz, containing cerncsts
physicians bankers merchants mechanics. and otherr
highest cby who would not land d Ell name
% impose on the public
Laisnands Specific Of Rheumsff.u and
Nsnrsl ia than any other remedy In existence.
JOHN n. 81 BOD General Agent
q w. corner Third and Chestnut sts, 81 LouiE
Yer sale By 1rrzxiss gsnsrs!ly
HARNESS. WARD AGO.
- Mag strerts.
s-..r..Ha q n A0kIsON
a----.-a Importer and Wholesale Drazgdst -
II Msxzxins street,
.la Wholesale Axents Nsv oresnsL
GuNs.~-.-.--.-s-'..euss.-.-..."..''---suNs.
We receipt Of full line Of English German and
American Double and Single GUNs, at reduced prices
E sss HENRY FOLsOx 4 co.
No 5 Old Levee street. opposite the Postonice
Agency Remington Ares Company,
Depot Of Coils Reviewers.
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LOTTERIES.

u ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY q oo....................MAN
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTER.

Henry r. Buckley, Grand High Priest. New Orleans.
q. W. Munday, Deputy Grand High Priest. Clinton
John W. jones' Grand King. Shreveport
Homer b. Smith, Grand Scribe. Franklin
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans,
J. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Rev. Thomas b. Lawson, Grand Chaplain Bsstrop
John O. Gordy. Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
r. b. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host Bston Rouge
Joseph p. Hornor, Grand p. s., New Orleans
Henry Hamburger, Grand r. A Captain, New 0riesnA
John G. M. Williams Grand Master Third ye, Shreveport
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Veil, New OrlesnS
W. w. Leaks, Grand Master First Veil st. Francisvis.
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
Next annual assembly Grand Council New orsans February
l2th. 1868
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GRAND ooSsIsToRY g. PIP r. g. rH1RrYsEcoSp
DEGREE

GRAND coEsIsToRY 8. Pr. X 8. rHIRrYsEcoNp
DEGREE.
8. NJ TODD ssd Grand Commander in Chief " orleans
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
Fugepce Ricau SD Second Lisusensss Commander New
Orleans
John l. Lewis, s,d, Grand Constable New Orleans
John c. Smih, SD. Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r Waller SD, Grand Minister Of State, New
Orleans.
Dr. James Q. Bachelor ssd Grand Chancellor, New Or.
lsans-
Ben Da Silva, s2d. Grand Almoner New Orleans IN
Emmett ID. Caig SD, Grand Registrar New Orleans
John Z. Mcclure, Sd Grand Keeper Of 8. and A. Ns,
Orleans
VIM M. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer New oresnx
by. r. swssey, SD, Grand Primate New Orsans
T. sslomcn. $50, Grand Provost New Orleans
James Scot SD, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James o. Wilmer, s2d Grand Assistant Expert New
Orieans
Jean Lsnarre. sd Grand Beausenior New Orleans
Angel Martin SD. Grand Bearer the " Orleans
Bruno de Lucas. sd Grand Master Of the Guards. New
Orleans.
William G. ChanberIin. sd. Grand Chamberlain. New
Orleans.
Daniel T. scruges sd, Grand Steward, New Orleans
John Melton, SD, Grand Aid-ds Camp New oresaS
T. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler.
January.
Stated si,tnxs 2st March, h june alss ssptsnbsr and
nth Dec<ubsr.
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GRAND ooxxAspERY KNIGHTS rExrLARs

GRAND OoMNANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs
sr. saml N. Todd r. e Commander, New Orleans.
Dr. Fulgencs Kiesu, v. Z. Deputy Grand Commander.
New Orleans
ST. jos p Honor, E. Grand Gensralissimo New Orleans.
sr. w. T. whitaker. e. Grand Captain General, New
Orleans.
ST. by. r swssey, e. Grand Preste New Oreans
Sr. VIM. McDuf, Z. Grand s. w., New Orleans.
ST. T. A. Bsrtlette, Z. Grand J. w., New Orleans.
ST. Emanuel Bessy K Grand Treasurer New Orleans
ST. Gust sontag, *. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. A Z. Billings, Z Grand Stand Bearer, New Oreans
sr. jos. r Turck, Il. Grand warder, New Orleans
ST. Stephen g. selleck. b. Grand Captain 0uards
Next annual cenelavs February L. 1865. A O. $50.
ACTIVE MEMBEBs OF TIE SUP. O. THIRTY.rHIRD
DEGREE A. AND A. r.
Chas Ianon de Ladebst. SD. New Orleans
James O. Bachelor. N. d. SD New Orleans
Dep Insp. Gen. VIM NJ Perkins Esd. New Orleans
3. N. Todd $50, New Orleans.
Jno 7. Monroe SD. NeE Orleans.
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EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1855.
Grand Lodge Hall, New Orleans. Ofcers-R. L. Bruce.
W. ~. D. Crawford 3. w.; J. H Cornell J. W.; O. w.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

A UcTIoN N0TIcK.-LUKE vIrzaRRALD. AUCTION.
N arsraosdtnarz % onnorfnnitx far ha,.aksana.u

AUCrI0N-THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE BROAD.
n way Carriage Repostory 3o9 and liol Broadway
Foyhrst street. TO be sold auction Friday and satur
and open Wagons Layers ana Espress WAGONS ssishs
Blankets, Of great variety bells, whps Haiters, and
everything peraining 70 the basness also iron SAFE ass
sound kind and reliable Al 70 be sold without reserve
Sale positive.
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THE ANNUAL BALL
OF the
AMERICUS CLUB,
will be given at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ON ThURsDAy, JAN. 3, 1869.

Tickets FIVE DOLLARS, admitting one gentleman and
ladies' be obtained OF either OF the Committee,
at the door IN the evening OF the Ball.
Private and stall boxes may be secured by application
70 JOHN SCOTT, Esq, 237 Broadway, rooms IL and Ia
COMMITTEE OF AMERfCuS CLUB.
John Scott, Joseph Shannon, Il. j. Shsndley,
James L. Miller, Terence Farley. George W. But,
Mm. l.. Ely, Sheridan Shook, I Lewis II. WsltA
VIM. II. Dunlev, Morgan Jones' X. II. Bishop,
George u. Mann, q. =. Grafulla, q. w. shader.
j. NJ Mctirc1or, John King, Walter Roche,
VIM, VI. Schafer Edward kcarney. p. ID. Braisted,
Il. Marrenner, Joseph II. Young, u. ID. Bassford,
VIM. Gayc, Cornelius Corson, A. j. Qnrvey,
y. vanderbecs, Robert N. Taylor, VIM. X. O'Bricn.
VIM. Dawson, y. A. Jackson, John Il. Bliss,
Lewis J. Kirk, John Fox, q. w. Roosevelt
John McGarlgsl Henry n. Heulat A. u. Barber,
II. kimmons Edward Boyle, Edmund Jones,
i. II. Van Arsdalc, WIN. r. Stymus, Q. A. Fleming,
Edward A. DAWN Chas. q. Cornell, James o 'Bueu.
Lawrence Clancy o. W. Brcnnan, Jacob Sharp,
Francis Kinney, j. Pickford Jr., John Sartterlee,
y Southworth Eugene Durnfn, Edward Cuddy.
John Belts, Louis A. Cohen. A. Beakley
VIM. Ii. Charlock, Wesley s. Yard. Robert Beebe,
VIM. White, John Ford, Martin u. Brown,
John +. barnard, j., NJ. Haggcry. Tbos Donohue.
VIM. II. Ferguson, Edward Hogan, James Steele,
James Watson, Henry Donald, j. I. Mctlowan
y. III. keenan,, J. Vsnderbcck 1hos. +. Tripler,
Geo. " Hanford. A. y Cameron.
HENRY SMITH, Vice President
CHArLxs #. HALL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
THE BALL SEASON.

LrIRsT BALL OF THE ITALIAN RIFLE AsSoCIA.
tion Friday evening the 10th inst. at the New York
Assembly Rooms, ll93 broadway Tickets Of admission
81 for gentleman two ladies' Half Of the
devoted for the benefit OF the wounded Carl
bad volunteers Tcketsfor at the door the
Of
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

LARGE NEW ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEC.
IA ond hand grand upright Pianos to let and
sold on insalments. L. r. CUMMINGS,
No 5 Union square,
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
PIANOFORTES.

GREAT OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-HORAcE
IA WATERS CO.. 43i Broadway, will dispose Of 90 Pi
Meodeons Organs makers very low
prices for cash, will take fifth cash and balance in
monthly instruments for rent and rent money applied
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