Balls.
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0NHE MOST BRILLIANT FETE OF the Season!
"A Grsnd Ball IN honor of Henry Clay, will he given
BY the Hrckerbocses Clay Club Monday evening Feb
ruGry 2 SIC, at the Apollo S.ioor Broadway.


COMMITTEE.
+. A. Talmadge, L Scogrn. D Frauci. Bscon,
Jacob Acker Geo A. Halsey, Owen w Brennan,
James Kelly RoL. n ravor, John Ward,
Henry ". Merritt, Fredck Frye, T. E. Tom!uson
Fl. Hart. +. c. Speight, Geo Z. Kel!ocs
Joseph P Prison, J. Edwards Jas. 3. Taylor,
dernan ~. Childs, Wv. Catwell Jos. " Ssrnes.
Ana 3. Mssch Michael Smith, Jno J. R Depuy,
Z NJ L-ferts, I. T. Jachsou, Whitneld Case,
William Wells, b A Meyereau Jas. s. Thsyer,
81. 5. Thresher, George 4. Hood. Albert a. Rogers,
J. T n Bleakley, George +. Nes5tt, Amssa HagHr
&. W. Osborn, Chas McDougall, Wni. b. Meech
Urah D.v \ NJ. Flint, Hiram Corwin,
Wln E Smith, John Boordman, Nicholas Carroll,
II Howard Carpil VIM. Adams, 4 w Stoutenburgh,
W. Davis Greene, John Fori, Geo. Boyd.
Z. D. Mckinney. Daniel Carpenter,


Tickets be had OF all the above committee, and al all
Whig head quarters in the City.


Wnlsces celebrated Cotiiou Band is engaged-Leader,
Mr. Edward Kendall.


and original piece of music, in honor of Henry
Clay composed and for the occusion will be per-
formed during the inermssion by The entire band led by
Mr. Edward Kendall.


The hail will be decorated for the occasion in
surpassed by Thing of the kind in the history
of festivals In The United States.


ji2 s,awtf D. FRANCIS BACON, Secretary.