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New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
BAVARIA.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CHAMBERS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CHAMBERS.
MUNICH, Thursday, Dec. IS. 1870.
The Chamber of Deputies has passed fur
thsr military credit OF 100000 SorDs The Govern
men, has asked Chamber that the provisional levy
of taxes be- continued months longer The Federal
treaty has been referred 10 special committee OF the
Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service Omitted States Army, Division OF Telo-
grams and Reports, for the Benefit Of Commerce.
This report il sent simultaneously from all the places
named, at ll:35 p. In., Washing gton time:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE CASE OF ADMIRAL PORTER AGAIN.

THE CASE OF ADMIRAL PORTER AGAIN.
ALLEGED FRIENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN Bia
AND THE DECEASED TARRAGUr
WASHINGTON, Dee. 16.-Friends of Admiral
Porter have furnished the following letter>. 10 the
attempt 20 show the friendly feelings existing between
Admrals Fsrragut and Porter 40 the time they w-ge
Sritten:
NEwIORK, jane ~. 1870
MY DEAR ADuIR.L have received your letter Of lho
:th inst and hasten O thank yOu FOR kind snggrs
tiOs in reference ts the IaapOosa A you truly OF
serve, 10 will much agreeable 10 the warm
,easnn 10 travel lin this vessel to Portsmouth, WHERE
propose spending few weeks with Comnodof, Penno.g
and mi, family. MY ply siclsn- the opinion thai "A
change of air will be decidedly beneficial 10 me- and D
doubt that this little trip by Will also N ~
service.
Again thanking yon for yonr thoughtfnlness In TIL,
matter, believe nIe, very truly yoirs,
ID. q. FARRAGUT, Admiral, L.. n
10 vce-Admrsl ID. ID. Porter, l.. :. v.
NArR,GANsHrT PINR T. L. Ausust T. ls,p
NY DEAR PENNoNN: | have lust heard the paufl
news OF the AdIuiral's critical condition. anf from,
EsirfstX. account lear he will live mans huufs
longer. sympatiZe deeply with hi. family il mn>t
e great relief 10 him 10 escape iron nn,h suffern.
Dt course you iutist give the rmans all the honor
tAe Afmirals patriotic services entitled. He luS
conferred great lam. upon the navy, and cannot do
him too much honor. am SflH In hopes that his alac.
may If. Though he would still have continuaf,n
al Ms srering-. Please telegraph hers ia the ey.u
o' MS death. Convey 10 Mrs. Fsrragut my deep ~ mn
thy for The sufeungs she s undergone while attendn.
ms ped OF sickness siDl hope he may recoyer to
ar her happines- for SON" years, least. y
NIih my best wishes Ia yourself and Mrs prnnocl \
remain, very truly Ourr IN haste. Ii II poup..
To Commodore PCnnocS. t. :. y,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
OPERATIONS ON THE LOIRE.

FORMER PRUsSIAN SUCCESSES CONFIRMED
FRENCH REPORTS OF ENGAGEMENTS NEAR
yENDoME-GEN. PALADINEs RETIRED FROM
THE SERVICE.
LONDON, Friday, Dee l6, 1870.
The report published yesterday that the Prussans
had occupied Contres, Montrichard, and Romoran-
tin on the Loire is confirmed by dispatches received
to-day.
French official report states that the Duke of
Mocllenburg on Wednesday attacked the town OF
Flcteval, on the road from Chateaudun to Vend6me,
which he occupied in strong force. The French re-
took the place yesterday. Having united bis troops
with those of Prince Frederick Charles, the Duke
engaged the French yesterday, near Yend0me' the
battle lasting till night. The Prussian losses are
said to be heavy.
The French also say that between the towns OF
Briare and Gen three battalions of Bavarians have
been defeated by the Guardes Mobiles The forces
of Gen. Faidherbe are represented to be operating
successfully, aud some Prussian attacks upon Gen.
Chauzys lines are said to have been repulsed with
loss TO the assailantS.
The MoAiteur says that the French have been
enforced at all points Ii is said that 10000 French
are drilling at Bordeaux.
Gen D'Aurelles de Paladnes has retired from the
service and gone to his estate
GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
THE MOVEMENT ON TAVRE ABANDONED BY THE
Observation-Disclosures THREATENED-THE
PRUssIAN WOUNDED RETURNING TO SERVICE.
LONDON. Friday, Dec. l6, 1870
Dispatches from Havre state that the Prussians
have Withdrawn from that section of The country.
Hwas thought that ten Manteuhcl marching
on Caen and Cherbourg
1t IL reported that Fecamp seaport town y miles
NNE of lavre. has been occupied BY the Germans.
Sixty per cent of the w0u nded and sick Prussians
have Tejoned the service.
The capture of La Fore i conimdict"d. Several
engagements have occurred in that ncighborbood
recently, which were generally favorable to the
French. The French Government has prohibited the
navigation OF the Seine
IL is said that ". Theirs, while al ST. Petersburg,
before proceeding Ia Versailles, intended to have
proposed the abandonment of Count BSmarcks de-
mand for Al.ace. aud the substitution therefor of
the annexation II Belgium and Holland to Prussia
but he WI, unfavortbly received by the Russian
authorities and abandoned the attempt AT Degota-
tiOn.
A dispatch from Berlin sals The NOrd DeUisohe
Ze,taRg insists upon ihe cOnyUcatiOn Of the French
CORstib GesodVg for the purpose Of choosing among
themselves delegates 10 he National Assembly with
the object of recon>tructing the Government of
France and concluding poace'
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO BEsAzETrB
Congress-

WASHINGTON, Jan lin the Senate ~,
DAY MIR. Sherman reported currency bill, and
Mr.. Sumner gave notice that he would to NOR
row introduce bill to refund the national debt,
and Tor the resumption OF specie payment
The bill for the admission Of Virginia. Was
taken up, and a motion to postpone It's con
sideraton until Thursday was lost by a vote
OF % to 20.
The amendment Of Mr. Drake, that in case
the State should repeal her ratification OF the
18th amendment, she snail be put back in her
present condition, was discussed by McSsrs
Trulnbull aud Howard IN opposition, and
Mcssrs. Drake, Yates and Morton in favor o.
the amendment
In the House of Representatives bill for
the admission Of Virginia was reported from the
Committee on Reconstruction and re rccommit
ted with an a,ueninendment proposed by Mr..
Bingham.
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The Paris Tragedy.

PARIS, January 81.
The city is greatly excited over the tragedy
which occurred yesterday afternoon. Prince
Bonapurtes version Of the affair is furnished to
4 journal to day by Paul Casagnac. lie says
the Prince made the following statement to
him on his honor:
NJ. Fonville, and NJ. Victor Nor came to my
residence with meDaclng air and with their
hands in their pockets, and presented the letter
of MIR. Pascal Gronsett. | said it is Rochefort
and not his creatures that | seek. Read their
letter replied Noir. [ had roy hand on my
pistol in my pocket. Are you responsible Tor
it [ asked? At this | received slap in the
face from Noir when I drew my revolver
and fired at him. FonviIie chrouched behind
chair and from the protection that afforded
aimed his revolver at me but he could not get
it to 20 off. | fired at him while he was in
that position when he ran cut of the room.
and again turned his pistol toward me. fired
at him and he fled.
The Journal Official of this morning contains
decree convoking the chambers for the pur
poseIof bringing action before. The High Court
of Justice, to decide upon the charge OF homl
eide, against Prince Bonapart, the Prince be-
longing to the Emperor's family, the exam ina
tion must be held before this court. The
Journal in it's account Of the transaction state:
that the Minister of Justice as soon as be hearo
of the affair ordered the arrest of the Prince
but five hours before the issuance OF the order
be had surrendered himself to the custody Of
I the commissioner Of the police Of Antenil anc
had been taken to Concicrgerce.
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RoBBERIEs. The dry goods store OF Ashby
T. Co., on King street, WAS burgIarinusy en-.
tered last night, by rrzing open the two rear
doors, and. robbed OF an unknown, though i. is
supposed, only Il small quantity Of its conicmtf.
The drawers and lc-ks were all opened and
ransacked, but they fortunately contained
nothing valuable. The iron safe resisted the
efforts that were made to burst it opcn.
The grocery and Commission store Of Robin.
son and Son, on King street. was entered by
thieves night before last, and robbed. Here,
also, the thieves were disappointed, and carried
off but little plumber.
The entrance nto the store OF Ashby T. Co..
could not have been effected without u loud
noise, as widows had to DC smashed, iron bars
wrcnchsI from their iasteniuQs, and strong
locks broken and the wonder is how it. could
have been accomplished successfully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

ruEALEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY. - As
will he seen By :. notice in another cOlu mn q
meeting will be held 1t the rooms Of the Alex
andria Christian Association TO night, for the
purpose of reorganizins the Alexandria Library
Company. II is to he hoped that u large num-
Der will b" present, and that the object OF the
meeting may be accomplished. BY request,
the following plan recommended by the COM
mittcc to whom the matter Was referred for
adoption by thu meeting to have been held on
the 4th int. Is repubiished : -
|. Any person may become an active mem
Der Of the Library Company by paying s.? per
auuuln il advance A failure to pay tho an
nua contribution when due iorlniis the right
OF membership.
, Any person may become lite member
by paying $780, which shall be in full Of all de
mauds during the life Of such person.
). Any congregation may obtain a perpetual
membership Tor their pastor by paying $50,
which shall cntltIc the pastor VI SAID c0ngrega
ton, whoever he may l~, to the privileges of
membership forever
f. Auy person may have the use Of the
Library without the ether privileges OF mem
bership by paying 81 per year, or .jc per
mouth, in advance.
g. The election of officers, the making OF
bylaws, and the general management Of the
affairs Of the cOmpauys shall be under the con
troll Of the active, lie and perpetual members,
out of whose numhcr the president and dlrec
tors shall be chosen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

RIVER News The channel OF the river is
filled with floating ice, but the trips Of the
Aqua Creek steamers and the Washington
ferry boats arc not incommodcd. Tue Mary
land ferry boat Virginia. however, EXPERIENCES
snmc lticulty in making her crossings. The
steamer Wawasct, from Washington, stopped
here to day. On here way to Baltimore, where
she will be repaired. and ior which city she
will leave to night. The three nInaLed schooner
Phuro, with salt bound to Georgetown, arrived
up yesterday evening, and is waiting to be
lowed to her destination. The cost Of the re.
pairs oil the injury sustained by the Schooner
Kitty Aun, colIided with on Saturday evening
last by the steamer Prince William, has been
determined 10y arbitration to be devlded equal
y between the Captains Of the two vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

POLICE REPoRT-MAYoR's OEFICE.-The
CA ptan Of q wood vessel, named Maddux, for
retailing wood without tho proper license plead
ig..nrance of the law and was discharged upon
The puymen! of the costs
A man, for improper behaviour on tho sIreeLs,
WAS fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE A man who mas
been hanging around here for some tIilo past,
giving his namo as Charles Barksdale, and rep
rcsenIing himself rs the son OF the late General
Bsrksdale Of Mississippi, was arrested last
night by Wstchman COgswill, ut the instance
Of William Taylor on tho charge f committing
4 robbery at the Marshall House short time
ago, und committed to jail to answer the charge
VI the next term Of tho Court TAYLOR lost some
Of his clothes when the Marshall House was
robbed, and yesterday went TO washington TO
IDENTIFY if he could, man who It turned out
had been improperly arrested IN that CITY
charged with tho robbery; but on his return to
this city last night. on tho Aqua Creek NAL
boat, he discovered til It the man who had stole
his clothes WAS fellow passenger, and mao
with him set of pavement hose, which ne hsd
stole in Washington. After landing mere lne
ster's stand near the Watch House, and While
irving to sell the hose there. he was arrested, as
above stated lie had imposed upon seVera!
persons of this city, some OF whom rccognlzed
him this morning At the Magistrates office. Ii
is said by some that his name IS John DA'lI
that no j. tho Same man who avoided an arres
in this ity for stealing q horse from klnl
George county, by severely cuttlug Night
Waterman Webb last winter.
Warren RxroRT Might clear and beautiful
and tho temperature moderate. Co!orcd OAll
wero i'll progress vt Flsht"wn a"1 at Newto"h
but hoy broke up without AIRY disturbance. -
Three lud goIs--ono colored aud two white, nj
irnni the North. bound S1uLh--woru accomlno
dated nj the Watch House
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Virginia..

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-The Committee
on Reconstruction Of the House, to day, agreed
upon bill for the admission OF Virginia.
| which provides that the State has adopted q
Constitution Republican in form, assuring
equality Of rights 10 all citizens OF the u. s.;
to her compliance in all respects with the re-
uuricmcuts OF Congress; that Congress has re-
ceived assurances that the people Of Virginia,
especially those lately in Instruction, have
renowned all claims OF any right OF secession,
and are now we'll disposed towards the Gov
etnmcnt of the u. s., and that the people
will carry OUT tho provisions OF the Constiu.
ton recently adopted, NC Further, that the
State is eutilcd to representation in Congress
on the condition that the Constitution shall
never be amended 80 rs to deprive any citi-
zen or class OF citizens of the u. S. Of the
right to vote who are entitled by the Con.
sliutiou, or OF the tight to sit Gu jury, or
equally participate in the school fund and
privileges.
The bill only prohibits those from holding
Office who are disqualified under the 18th
amendment, or in other words those who can
not tako the registration oath. 1t declares the
election Of U. s. Senators by The Legislature
valid.
This bill, which embodie5 Butlor's preamble,
with Woods amendment, Was reported to the
House, when Mr.. Bingham proposed as an
amendment his joint resolution offered yes
terday.
A motion to make tho bill special order
for to morrow being objected to. formal mo-
ton to reuumlllit was carried, and tho bill and
amendment were re referred, with tho under
standing that the bill will be reported again
to morrow and action taken on It,
MIR. BINGHAM will press his amendment,
but it is thought the bill al reported by the
Committee will pass.
The Senate is further considering the bill
before it, Tor the admission Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

Friendship FIRE COMPANY. At a called
meeting Of the Friendship Ere Company, held
last ught, B. f. Penn, Vice President was in
the chair, and James Brownies acted as Secre-
tary. The business, Of the meeting being to
elect President, vice James Atkinson, re
signed, John Powell aud Lewis Green wer O
put in nomination. and Oh the first ballot Mr..
Powell having received majority Of the votes
cast Was declared elected. Mr.. Powell's cleo
ton caused vacancy in the office Of lst Com
mandcr OF Engine, to which position Richard
Tomlinson was unanimously elected The cleo
ton of Mr. Tomlnson vacated the position OF
2nd Commander OF Engine. to Which place
George Hyde was unanimously elected. The
meeting then adjourned, and the members oi
tho Company. ut til" invitation of the .1wI,
elected President. repaired to llr'rbnrr'.
Shades restaurant, where they enjoyed Il snci:.
evening.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE LATE B. H. BERRY.-Tbe death O.
B.H. Berry, esq. the former well known elers
of the County Court of this county, IN Men
mond, yesterday morning, was announced IL
Yesterdays Gazette. The Richmond papers
ot.yesterday evening thus speak OF the deceased
"Beniamin II. Berry. ST., esq.,, vel! known
memher of the Richmond bar, died at bis resi-
dence in this city. early this morning, after a
iono anell of illness, which he bore with the
aood humor and cheerful fortitude character.
;stic Of the man. MIR. Berry was a native OF
King William county, and at the time OF bis
1ncease was about sixty. six years OF age, Many
wears ago he was chosen clerk Of the County
and Circuit Courts of Alexandria county, the
duties OF which be discharged till the breaking
out Of the late war, when he left Alexandra
with the 18th Virginia regiment, and located
in Richmond During the war he was employ
I'd as clerk in the Confederate States Treasury
Department.. At its close he resumed success
fully the practice OF the law in this city. lie
was the father of our talented young townsman
Benjamin H. Berry, jr Deceased was noted
for genaity Of disposition. natural and not
acquired, and which chung to him in every
phase Of his personal fortunes, good or bad. -
There was nothing avarlclous or grasplng IN
his oom positon. He belonged to u class OF
old Virguiaus who are fast passing away. Peace
to his ashes. : Journal.
"Mr. B. II. Berry, member oil the Rich
moud bar died at his residence this morning
at s clock, alter lingering illness MIR. Der
ry came to this city from Alexandria, and was
highly popular with his professional brethren
aud the pubic. The Hastings Court djourn-
I'd this morning as Il token Of respect Tor his
~ meeting Of the bar will be held to.
morrow 1T 10 a. H. "-Ne1oS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

TIE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE Y ester

| TIE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE -Tester-
day evening and this morning, Colonel Char.
| E. Stuart was examined. He testified that be
| had always regarded Lewis Mckenzie IS an
abolitionist, and had denounced him as such IN
public speeches long before secession that ST.
ter the passage of the ordinance. Mr.. Nick. and
two others were the only persons who he
had heard avow their sentiments Is uncondi-
tional Union men during the occupancy Of Al
andria by the Virginia State troops; that he
(Stuart) was, as Colonel Of the 10th Reg ment
of Virginia Militia in command Of the State
forces hero; ths. lie xas frequently urged by
those who favored secession to arrest MIR. Nick.
and send him to Richmond; that having rea-
son to believe that Mex. was in communics-
ton with the authorities in Wash ngton, he
took possession Of the telegraph otice, and per-
mtted no dispa chez to BIO sent by him; that
believing that no was about to send his grain,
&C., to Washington, he ordered the same to be
Intercepted and sent to the interior OF The State.
Samuel Hefflebowcr testified as to MIR. Nc
kenzie's long and ardent Unionism that he
was opposed to Mr.. McK's. vote in Council for
an appropriation for the equipment of troops
on the ground Of taxation, and for fear that
said troops might be brought in collision with
Federal forces; but when he learned that he
(Mr McK.j had voted for this appropriation in
order TO defeat q much larger appropriation,
he approved it. At that time there were very
great hopes among Union men that the people
Of the State would not rntfy the ordinance Of
secession
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tor directors held this morning at the banking
houses Of the First National Bank and he
Bank Of the Ga Dominion, the following
named gentlemen we're elected: First National
Bank lewis Mckenzie, Jas VI. Stewart. W.
j. Boothc, Andrew ,Jameison, T. II. Stabcr,
s. L. Gregory. }. y. Adams, 4. {. Harmon.
Bank of the Old Dominion: Geo. II. Smoot,
Benjamin II. Lambert, John 3. D,ingcrIie!l,
Vim. G. Cazenovr, J. j. Wheat, Juo. +.
Smoot N. Bor*h. Thos. Henderson, Robert
II. Miller.
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The Markets..

Nxw YORK. January ll.-Stocks steady
Money easy at 7 per cent. Gold ~ Virgins;
and Declining Wheat dull and lc lower
Corn dull and nominally lower.
BALrINoRE, Jan. 1l.-Virgnia Is, old, AK
bid, az asked do. 1867 81 bid, 81 asked Cot
ton firm At rs. Flour fairly active and prices
stendy. Wheat dull prime Maryland l4Osl42;
prime PennsylvAnia l25sl28 Corn active tor
white ut 48alC0; yellow 90s93. Oats dull at 6"s
ST Rye active at lO0a1lO.
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BANK ERS.

JOHN W. BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
DURkE 81 HERBERT,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OTYIcE-CoRNERKIN u WATER SITS
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on all accessible nointa,
and remitted tor promptly.
U. S. Revenue Stamps and Corporation Tax
Certificates Of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale. nov lit
WILMER D. CORsE. MONTGOMERY n. coEsE
DANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER d. COKSE IL Coz,
Nos. 81 s. &c. King ST..
ALEXANDRIA, va.
WILL DEALIN
DOM ES'rIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, Sc, Sc.
GOVERNMENT BON DIS and other securi-
tics bought and sold on commission,
Collections made on al accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds faBmptly ra-
mitted. Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-11

CITY CoUNCn..--The regular meeting
OF the City Council, will he held tonight. As
the committee to whom was referred the Blouse
petition Tor remission of fines IA matter that
has occasioned considerable interest in certain
quarters -~wll make their report to night, il
larger number Of spectators than usual 1t Is ex
pccted will be present.
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ID e., ID.

January lU.h. instant, nj 10 y. M, GATH
AKl%f T.. wiir -. Edward L'iaI ksun, III the
sixr, fourth ,rar nf her age gs- III or relative
and friends, are respectfully inVit"i L" attend
h,r runs,.l, from inc rsdcnce OF her husband
No 20 Wolfe II Wednesday, al :, O'clock y. III
I'm Brunk!yn y y. isnmsry 18th, ls1h. .Iu;S
"A DAkEAGH. A>,d - years i'rnIrriv {"
AIrHunlrrs
Ik:..!,u,.i.I papers pie ,>e c.iy
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NEW BOOKS
At FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STOKE.
Mn

~~PW MONKS
IL" A. ERENCH,S
BOOh AM NlA iIoNE en- \
Holy Grail, by IenHysoI' Just ~ ~ ~"
The Professors Wlte, or 10" u MiRnt nv
Been, by.Annie L. Macgrcgor, author OF John
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huo "'c"' i1'' P'0'S' "
10: p,.. 81, m
S"rluA Gon' a 1,a,., Eu,uro Nv An
Al ~ nnvs,o-. - IN
Adventures Of Caleb Williams, by VIM.
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Another lot Of that remarkable book, Little
Women, in two volumes 50
The Princess of the Moon, Conlederatc
FAIRY story written ny - ,HuS r,r;,., Gu,.
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The Amerlcs" La" Ne'''" ''' ''"''. Wy
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RI .to-o and nrr;vinp dsily tjflv tons OF
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bne or bu3hc by
doc 10 Theatre building.
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CosTUMEs.-A splendid assortment of Cos,
tunes, Dresses. Psraphernalia, Outfits, and all
sorts of requisites for the Masquerade Ball, to
be held ut Eintracht Hall, will be On exhibition
in tho store room, on King street. in Washing
ton Hall, ON tho 18th and 18th inst.
All It'd HENRY KEEL
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HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL,
----- AT TILE

Harmonic HALL,
ON THE TW ENTY- SEVENTH lNSrA Mt.
Committee Of Arrangements.
l.. Stein j. Schneider, <. Dealh am,
A. Rosenthal, o. Portner, l. Ra,nme!.
A. Idenson.
Floor Committee.
K. w. Falls, P. Weinberg w. Ii. Whitening,
j. Kaufman, D. Bendhem.
Ballet Master-Henry Binswsnger.
ian 6-2aWtd
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BISHOP PAYNE delivered velY Interesting
di>course 10 the childfen vi christ Churen
Sunday School, GU Sunday last.