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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

j T + n IN y, y U NJ W T. Il l. >
NNOUNCE w,oesals and retail purchasers that they
IA have received by late arrivals their supply Of such
goods they accustomed import suitable for the o
days comprising assortment larger splendid aud
complete than that Of the last season
As their first determination has always been articles
OF the possible quality and nsh aud in the
select styles they that they may sometimes fail
TO receive the credit they desire merof selling cheap
the distinguished and patronage they
them that purchasers Of Taste
their determinations and they confident that
and comparison goods aud prices will result
that they elegant, better and perfectly
finished article without Increase OF price. 259 aud 260
Broadway. dill - I'll nc
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Died,

Oa Wednesday morning, 25h INST EDWARD +. B., only
Of the late David Brower in the 2Oh year of his age
The relatives and friends OF his family George
T. and Fiede Lynch, requested to attend his
funeral from the residence Of his mother Anna 8 Brow
or, 2as Seventh street, this afternoon, at o'clock
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trov rble that Gouraud Vegetable Rou.e is identical with
that which the gu ativy den the re Of
veus" The effect Of either being 70 ensr beauty tsstble
like effects resulting from ike it will at once be
IN, position fully spstaued Fouuse mortal hate
discovered that for which Juno ieened become
plant Greater PRONE hius thou hast ted from Olym
u the Of gnfadug loveliness and golden shower =
ker street. first store from Broadway5o bottle
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The CAPITOL, !
WASHINGTON. Monday %

The CAPITOL,
WASHINGTON, Monday % {
Adjournment for Christmas Holiday Despaiches
Seuers Storm Another Plan of Annexation
JAMES g. BENNETT, EsQ.:-
AS you will perceive by regular proceedings,
both Houses have adjourned till Thursday A
special messenger came from New York on
Sunday with dispatches for the British Minister
In this city, but he, well as all the passengers
from Baltimore and the south were detained near
" all Sunday night on the route, owing to the
miserable management Of the Railroad Company
through their agents. One Of the cars ran off the
track through want OF repair and attention. and
the train was thus detained until near one O'clock
IN the morning, instead Of reaching Baltimore at
ten at night In time to make the connection with
the Washington cars for the SOUTH Nothing of
interest has transpred to-day, except a sleety.
Sloppy snow storm, IL being the first of the season
You VIII perceive by proceedings, that another
plan tor annexation has been presented in the
House.
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FOreixn IInportatlon..

HAvANA-Barque Rapd-e6 hhds molasses % bales wax
box swctmeats IL 500 Moses Tayor-8 do & We.
etMso ,s ooS eoe Robs HogsaISs sedo9o 900 Angelo
80 900 P,na Ryas72o 600 Keymborg coo 900
Samanos-ai ooo John Eaber-6 900 Chappell-6OOo
1900 Wetmos- 900 Surge. "a 900 Lille
!tssines-l65 900 w Thomas2 900 Mathews coo 600
John Wallis j-2lo 600 do 81 bales tobacco Rnaud
oxes we Wnests Gseley Spoord Tleson
Nephews-l2 sticks wood Gouladi log mahogany TO mas
o order - = -
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NEW MUSIC.
III n i I II q " u Y, :, L NJ q, g

l. ID u X y N rs.
MUSICAL ANNUAL BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
the first volume Of the Beauties &C he Oers the
Of the following admired Operas Bohemian Girl Lu.
cez Borga Don Pasqu La File du Regiment Beatrice d
Tenda Purtani The Jewess Crociato Misers Well lie
OF vEsIcs, L'EsIRE D'AMoaE, CsIARA DE Ro,EM.ERG,
and The following fashionable Polks's:.TIE BoHrMAs.
krDvrI BERLIN Anna and the admired Julien Polka with
Faataso Pot Pour Waze. etc by II most celebrated
HIGHLY EMBELLIsHED and Holiday Present Musical
Annual it the recherche and useful offering for
8a5 in eight separate numbers at 80 cents each IS bound IN
handsonr style, complete with title and index Published
and for sale by SAMUEL Z. JOLLIE,
d20 iwissec 3s5 Broadway
ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
w comprising in part the following
French Carce Lamps of 200 models Porcelain Bronze
Antique, Ormoulu, &c.
Chandeliers, of Polcelain aud Bronze.
Candelabras and Bras de Ch-miue, Bronze and Gilt
Lusttrs for Lamps and Candles, styles.
Dresden Porcelain Shades OF pece with exqnstc land
scapes, flowers, &C., article
French Colored do, f,r libraries 10 be SUSPENDED.
Paper Shades, splendid lrtment.
Fsench Fancy Box beautiful assortment comprising about
different aud
A. DIACoN Il Il D. sAXTON. Agents,
20 John street
Lamps, Lustres, Brackets, &C., furnished for parties
m
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY

CREAT BOXING MATCH-Noyel aud Amusing Entr.
VI tainment The Greatest Bill Of the Season. tie NEW
day Afternoon and Evening December 10TH every diy and
evening during the week, at and o'clock r. NJ. Admit
l2Is cents.
mcndons strides made by those proficient The AT" has
will exhibit their arisica Freaks Of the ad
don the many animals exhibited there, sig. Cato
Aneida Spanish Boxer; La Dshoo. Learned Kangaroo
conjunction with Major Jack Downing the simon Pure
IN der words, the most int gent Monkey IN the country
who will through hi, wonderful performance in the ring aud
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button.
The publ respectfully Informed th,t the above hours
zig Ansda the Spanish Borei, and La Dabolo the Great
Kangaroo, will the splendid Arena prepared for combat
turing which scene the doc rne hitherto considsred fabulous
vk animal standing the end Of his tail t9 DO
battle, will BE- fully shown the satisfaction Of all The
has effected the abcye
cnse and confidently looks for thu Of all who kaow
how TO appreciate true and novel talent di5ec
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Vc- Great dissatisfaction is manifested at Charles
ton and varousipars North Caroline at the
intention OF the Postmaster General 10 the Great
southern mail 10 be transported hereafter by means of
to Charleston by steamboats, as at present-Bah inner
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF tine Steamships.
Steamers: Leave Lip'i. Dusci .ame'a f<ape .dme'a
Acadia, Harrison -. ...... Jan !
Cambria. Judkins. Jan. -. Jan. le .. Feb i
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o where shall the maiden. by pimples opprest,
With freckles all laden, find solace and rest
Lip temples inv ding. when coarse hairy furze,
Her beauty is shading. wha. comfort is hers
Lihe Dian bewailing the loss of her beau,
At fate sadly railing an image of wo,
In sorrow behold her! But why will she prieve-
Hath nobody told her GOURAUD can Ielievcl
Dffreckle. and pimpIe and tan, ev'ry trace,
His SOAP, safe a. simple, doth promptly efface;
While all hairs intrusive his POWDERS remove
No promise de usiye as thousands prove.
Found G7 Walker street, LIST store from Broad
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sny Of the following complaints The money refunded
Ereck es. Pimples, MoIIhcw, Scuvy
Tan, Chaps, Snnbum, Barbers Itch,
kryspelas Spots, Roughness, Botchs,
Scrofala, Old Sores, Salt Rheun SaI0wness,
And all cutaneous diseases.
To behad only at 81 Walker street, first Broadway.
30 a cake.
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Domestic ImpOrtatsons.
APALACHICoLA-Brg Metamora-5i bales cotton II Colt
co- Hurlbut cc52s Spoford, Tileston co-l5 bxs
APALAcCoL.-Bng anhattau-50 bales cotton He but
is Sp ford Tlestou-29 sias Brons sn5 bales do csks
hides Gideon How land.
sr. MARK's-Brig Cayuga-ls5 bales cotton Holbrook &
Nelson-l8 tarmlse, kilbom kogers2i do Coe Ander-
son-l box Watson < Lawrence - - - '
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NCH, HOTEL

THE PR0pRIETOR respectfully nirms his friends and
az 1873 Fulton few doors OF the imme
daie vicinity mercantile business and the places Of
and has furnished style that will bear
able with he very best hotels city m.
regard elegance and comio and that he has combined
nomy the following prices viii show -
A i" WEEK: ...........l 50
The will be warmed gratis and upon will
there be than bed in
There is REFECTORY attached, in which there
meals served Of the day and evening" There
sr. also Bsh Rooms sopneed 70; warm eo and shower
night to admit lodgers and let them all hours
NJ BIhose who want L0ds ngs after the house closes will
ri ~ he hall m
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald

WAsHINdroN, Monday, Dec. q. 1874.
This city is barren of news as il is drearv from
the recent snow storm. The only thing ef iaterest
can communicate is, that John C. Calhoun will
tender his resignation to Mr.. Polk as soon as the
latter is fairly seated in the Presidential chair. and
if called to renew his duties as Secretary, will ac
cept. The same course will probably be pursued
by all the officers of the cabinets but SO far as Mr..
Calhoun in concerned, you may rely upon this as
correct.
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,
OR Jon G E RTS AND BALLS

F OR CON CERTS AND BALL s .
Is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE-
MENTs IN MAGNIFICEf STYLE
nLFoI CONCERTS it has many advantages, having an
arched ceiling favorable for sound and being removed from
has raised sess viii ne S n%'ss r
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor and raised
the sides and magn6cntly lighted with splendid glass
Chandelier Attached to the Saloon and the foor
rooms and zoo feet long which will
date 600 Great will be taken give
and moderate n27frc
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GRAND OPENIN BALL,
Given at the AIhamra, $50 Broadway.


PROPRIETOR & MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY
EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
L. AND THE BLIND ASfLUMs;-MosDAY. Jan. 6, is43
The proprietor Of the Aham has the honor h
public that being about rebuilding decorating ,bh
in novel and expensive for the purpose Of Balls
Gabriel de korponay who has kindly volunIre
for that pnrpose) Grand Opening al the 9th ns
above announced On hi. will introduced the
Polka Dances Quadrles Vas de- Deux Pas Glopades, &c
Music vogue in the fashionable circles in
Europe, under he direction Of MIR. Wigers.
Price Of Tickets ncudiag Supper and Refreshments IS co.
admitting Gentleman and Ladies-t0 be had the AL
Music Stores. d6 jgb
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lu OF Nitrous Oxide, Erhliarating or
LA tJ G. III G. G. s.
CAN'T GET AWAY.

90 THE PUBLIC WON'T LET HIM GO.-no
DIX: VALENTINE. the "LAycm.sc Pnro,oIAxs, 4. from
is literally compelled to week except
Christmas Day when Mr. SAMUhLS, the renowned Ven
trloqus and Magician will take his and will the
very bottom Of that Budget Of Fun" and hrin fsrh al i.
greatest Comic Singer this country Old Bunker Hill viii
send forth ai her thunds and them ked-coais" will be
open At GH-commenc- at \ O'Clock.
r SSaturday afternoons at o'clock, usual for families
and Sc hools.
10 Five performances will be given Christmas D.yall
the sameat 10 A. NJ. at H. at q at A. and again r. M.
d23 iwsm
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL Of the HOPE Fire Engine
Co. No 81 will be given the Apollo Saloon 4l0 Broad
way, Friday Evening" De-: 2h 1914 Wallace celebraed
Band engaged and exeon will be made render this
equal former Balls Tickets be procured from the
Committee any Of the Members Of the Company.
h52&r BENZ. LYNES, Chairman,
VIM. C. SINCLAIR, Secretary. d25 3tsrc
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To BUTCHERS AND THE FARMING COM.
MUNlTY.

MA<Es UNITED STATES, weighing from eight to nine
lousand pounds TO be seen at the UPPER
BULL, HEAD" They equs! the celebrated Wash
nst aud must be disposed Of b.oI, The s Of J3nusIy
Upper Bulls Head-of rHOS. JENKINS, Fulton Marke,-
b. MAYERAN, 100 Washington street-STEPHEN CAR
CO., 100 Vesey street dis 3sFMGrh$rc
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We shall esteem favor Captains Of Vessels will give
% EobEEI SvEr Captain Of our Newi Boats, report Of
sposs on their pa..sgs list Of their cargo ard foreign
medlateY on their arrival Agents aud Correspondents home
p abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
.ion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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s. d.
To Interest on the public debt. % 2l4 IL II
Amount Of schedule A.. A,......... SO 600 O.
Do Of schedule d, ..... 33s33
Permanent charges provided by Legisla-
tive enac ments in Canada East. IL 33a ID
Permanent charges provided by Leeisla-
tive enactments in Canada West -. l23l4 o IL
Charges by acts o the Legislature Of the
Province Of Canada. ...... ls4s9 10 o
Charges under the estimate Of Is42 -. a64a Is l
oharges under the estimate Of l943. 6l,49S II
2s4,sa9 10 81
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DIR. BushneIi,s New england Address, on

the effects Of Puritan separation prepared the request
temeu in brooklyn will by the desire Of large number OF
be delivered in the broadway Tabernacle this evening
O'clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.


List Aprearance Of Mr.. Andenon;,
hShsS % s %
cs:ss.. oss.: Ss & III E..1 s.sg M
rs = e.af 1i 'A' n''
THURSDAY EVENING, Dee aeth.I,'h nigh. q the
more Six Aniosniai MoasSsno Sig valisins; Meheotio
r4s: Sss % .; T ss: g. Second T *
Lps,e. Gs English can Ss
Ia pIsp.saGa sEMIEAMDE, which will BE- given .s as5t
Scenery and Dresses with the whole strength ofthe
The of performance hereafter will be Tuesdays Thurs.
OLE BULL
p REsPECTFuLLY, announce. tina, his LAST CONCERT
EyFsiSS ss & sS:s H take place On "ospA'
MR.: CLlREHU HIS
SCOT TTSH is1a LhffSs MiWs TTRELsY.
h soeq e Ky c Mc.i.S I t 5
ISM 10 the I ss will @
Rob RSb'n s,a.la j. my oaSlyjotin q ,ysI t,,..,
Bonnie pua. puaass. y
TSs Lass of Patis's Mill"
yI x 90 .saS q is ss.f Ef.fs.sSss..
The Gaberlunzie Man."
My Wife has taen the gee.'
Brssv Bell and Mary Gray"
The. Barring o. the door,"
To az O'Clock.
Tickets Fifty CentTo be had of all the Music Stores and
Mr. Cehugh 2o3 Broadway and the door the evening Of
the Lecture. d23 6tec
COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
THE: friends Of JOHN MccLEEsTER intend giving him
and So.. %no may to Willing
shall be wanting in order 10 to all
Pheasant GO sfsfisis sis1IF " FARRANGEMENTs
Isaiah Rynders, Chas. Gallagher
Mark Mcclure, Geo. b. Woodbridge,
John s. Austin, Chas Mills
DDS 2isec
QUADRlLLE BAND
-, BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Music
ENN,at the shortest notice, by applying to GEORGE
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MIR. DEMPSTER'S
sECOND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS 4 LECTURE
COTTISH SONG,
WW take place This kvening, Dec. 18th,
At the Society Library,

- " " L = III . u N G.
bpW take place This L vening, Dec 18th,
At the Society Library,
COMMENCING At r.Is pa,,r FAST SEVEN o'cLocK)
-, CONTINUATION f1Ef Of SCOTTISH SONG.
%af Haw did
ofgopular taste and feeling in scotland Epssnd
the 70 ss soa
% oa m
account oft auhorThe Dramatic style Song
Mary Castle Carey Hector McNeil-hs popularity as
W5as sis p1sdaeop Of Waite. seo
,h Of the Music
h Rs
Sass
f sfpay,s, s .s i Asssa Scottish
Exclusive Modem pos,rrAN,p.iIh rAMr H. H. Al, n.n.,
The Poet Moherwei-some account Of his life, and
Jesne MoI'o9,,-Apotber ,mpe fom Motherw,l-he
: Ca,hslns H. Wa;sImaaher hD'Is poetry, "Th. Emerald
Mr. Demps'er's first composition "Oh. Promise Sing,
Gsoxs Nor Mori.ahi. Wrinss-number Of hi. songs-.her
Mss Eiza Coot"na%seg ana beauty of her posm.-her
ti:I; 70. the Indians
9 d ' sa
GREAT b"HoAINS5 AN5 81 sEVEk WXKF
At GS chatham street,
AIDES BS ASp apsTISNtA IS NKdCH .d.. ,,.ur :.
S% hi. ss Ss s% $
&C tsor,s, 1sa and ye doa; make. bu:hsl Among
S:a :si ::iSs;s such
s's, va s'y
& am s9avnesd @
das s..re convince EGGis 1NRlcH GO Chatham street
TWINE AND SHOE THREAD.
K 6, g., Q, i2, 10, q and 36 b. sene Twins
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WUo-l,5oolbs. prime western Wool asled and gnwash
w ed, for salc by " X COLLINS CO
dis u South stfes<
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THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL

THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL
IRISH EMIGRSdIfMs INT SOCIETY,".
| eis.y, win take place in NiBLo's SALON. Biosdway.
Esssa nit. e So
rsy charitable being devoted to the protection Of he
their way to hi. and upon ser aVa and
furnish them with such Information may secure them
escape The temptations great cities preventing
% being burden sa % s"s the S s %S and &
benefit and cou@tt During tse pas: year
Of It's usefulness many thousand. Th. defect
Of the they upon the
atug benevoence Of their fellow citizens to carry out their
Tickets admitting gentleman two ladies' price ss can
m : m naa o coMN!TTsE s1S i!?TfTsE OF ARRANGEMENTS
M c,f1.s ss Gssame A. m. ssas s Ssfr~'eh &s
g. Dillon. 3. Barclay. J; Stuart, 50 William.
8 s%s@ . css Ssse' s ayds% $ .s "'''
!; Matthews, is Roadway. + Bols"d is Anu
iEnss9sy j Ss.ss:
Orat Nblos, the socetys Office, No Ann
LAU HIN1G GAS,
S
&c
Gas to on. hundred sentemen and then from ,ha. num-
Der thyGve Of The intellectual, original and centric
@ n III. way to be to en- a %
Will Be- filled 10 a. At his a M last
year, ai, ,ho.. ;,,,,. II. a., .am,,.ar,.. .
men OF the first liability will be alo ed 20 nhale the Gas
Only suc ent number 70 pay expenses will be admitted be-
Tickets The Private Entertainment to commence at
precisely 7X o'clock dos 2tsec
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

W WIiOLTtJNJIts I'M hE AIL
PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE
rI'E SUBSCRIBERS. of the only origin i establishment Of
the kind offer to the notice OF southern friends,
chants, city and country trade the age,t aud best
selected Fruits before
Acknowledgements, Morris Whites Honest Johns. Late
Heath &c Poe Applet aspberss Apricotts sa sberrir
natural fayors.
Also Jrlys OF the Strawberry Raspberry Ounce aud Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Casnps and suces OF every imaginabIs de-
septon glass of size the Of
the purchaser.
Also cked and sewed Oysters potted for expo taon and
warranted to heep IN any climate
Hotel Ketpefs Boarding Hous- keepes, Groce,s. Ship
hsses and Private Fsmes all invited call and
anime the best selected and ,utu stock o the kind
before offered 10 the attention oflhe public.
HECkHOW'& " VINCENT,
50 Couuandt street.
N. BEghty dozen fresh Havana Pines IL good ORDER FOR
sale. Also, 1909 Oyster Kegs dl9 3m src
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MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
100 Is DAD WAY. EAR WALKER.
THE PROPRiErORS Of the above suite Of rooms have, at
immense expense, completed the most elegant and
modous
BALL OR CONCERT ROOM
in the city, and respectfully for h> attention of the
public It's loc iiion beng the central Of Broadway
lsIy adapts for the purposes innded and the
have been made entirely with Of
the comfort aud con, cneGce OF the vi,iiers.
THE SALOON
is capable Of seating thousand The decorations
the chase being Sgnof CaIes best
style classic satusry also bcsn from
the studio Of Mr. sham The when brilliantly lighted
by three costly chandeliers di unequaed by
any other establishment ia the city.
A spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms, &c kc have
been provided thus rendering the Minerva Rooms de-
sirable in the city for Concerts Assemblies, Nc.
Full patcuafs may be had By appea Mr Hutohngs
the premises. .
NJ B-Mary and other companies desirous Of giving din
will ud at these Rooms every getting
up the the e.es sant and commodous STYLE
d2J I'M
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MARTELLE Il HOLUERMANN,
No. 35 Maiden Las e, Ny
MANUFACTURERS and importers OF Ornamental Hair
wi Wotk Wigs, Toupees Bands, CurIs. seams, Bandrau
iar aud style Of everlasting Curl, and all kinds Of Hair
Works, wholesale and retail
N.B-The trade supplied on reasonsbls tcrms.
dlT lmsm
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MUSiC.-Mr DUMSDAY, Professor OF Music, No 81
lI thryste street. above Waker, will go the residence Of
his and moderate tens) the Guitar aud
Singing Accordion Violin, Trombone AID Corn rcan Music
araoaed for bands ald fores correctly
tuned Satisfactory references application. d2l I'm
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$4,000 rs .Vys s 1 be paid
proprietor does not continue his old stand 603 Bfoldwa
doo,s ron o"ason =. e az has lately purchased a. dm,r,9t
for the Holidays which he will se less than wholesale
prices. The whole ready for insIection at
JAS. BOWLE'S
New York Corset Warehouse aud General
d20ji issec Auction Goods Store. COS Broadway.
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The United states and Francc.

The subjoined documents were yesterday trans
mtted to the Senate by the President OF the United
States. in answer TO cab made by that BODY
- tWAsHINoToN, Dec 23, 1874
To THE SENATE or THE UNITED SrATgs:-
herevyith transmit letter frorn ,ha s.-.. = CO..
accompanied by copies Of the asked for
by your resolution Of the i2h instant.
JOHN TYLER
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-10
THE FIFTH VOLUME
EEagaa.baErlt;gs: .VOag1.aeesI.
8 OF THE

lENOUR years have nearly elapsed slice the
Journal first made Its appearance before a
generous public; and although having met
with due portion ofsupport, the Editor would
at this time. invite the attention OF his old
friends, and those who may feel q desire OF sus'
tanning his efforts, and extend additional ell
couraSenent, 10 lend helping hand towards
| the commencement OF a new volume.
We make an earnest appeal to our friends
in South Carolina. as well as those in other
States, TO assist us in the circulation OF The
Journal, and clear away those ,ceeds that have
grown around the Old Palmetto Tree. Now
tina, we have preferred Henry Ciayto Martin
Van Bnren, we can only expect desperate
effort to be madc;to crush us, and consign the
HAMBURG JOURNAL to oblivion. Though we
fear not those who would injure our interest,
because the more we arc trampled on. the bet
fer we vii, thrive :sstill. we wish to have the,
consolation of kncwing that our course meets
with resnonse from the iscrts Of freemen. To
conduct a Press in South Carolina in 3.npos'toH ~
to the established mandates OF those wh" ".c,
tate, is like trcading on The forbidden ground
of some eastern mosque-no christian dare pass
it, unless barefoot. Yet acc have dared TO make
venture on this land, and ferret out thot
which shonld be removed.
And now we leave our cause in the hands OF
our friends, and present our efforts 10 their con-
sideratiou, To say whether we must be dlsap:.
pointed or be supported with liberality and
kindness.
The Journal is published once week. at
the yery.low price OF TWO DOLLARS per annum
in advance, nd contains at lcasttwelve columns
of reading matter.
Will our brother editors, of either party, ex-
tend friendly act. by giving the above few
insertions? J. w. MARLBOROUGH.
Hamburg, S. c., March, 1544.
March 81 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-04-10
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine,

A Safe and certain cure for the Chills anc
IA Fever in all its complicated forms, also aE
eflectua remedy for fevers ofevery description,
This Medicine has been used by the pr"prl
etor u number of years i'll extensive practicee.
during which time, lie has treated some thou
sands of cases of fevcrs and from the succesf
of this mode ofpractice, he is confident II mus
and wiu belhe prevailing practice IN levers
II never fails to perform cure OF Chills ant
Fever the FIRST DAY.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous, Congcstice, r'nte'
and Yclio,O tsocr, all yield 10 the use of hi:
Medicine, ,-D& are cured by this system @
practice in a.Ittcr time and with much more
certainty than by any other system OF practice
thai has ever been recommended.
CERTIFIC ATES.
SHEFFIELD, Fayettc Co. Ala. Jan. 10, lS42
DR.. Champion Dear sir, / have been a
great lavorie Of DR.. Sappinston's Pills. and
until last fall had not heard Of your pills. Youl
agent has left some in this country, and have
used them in my practice to u considerable ex
tent. and can with pleasure say, that as far as
my knowledge extends, they are much snpe
rior to any medicine have used in cases oi
Eeyers am so forcibly and liom personal
knowledge convinced of the salutary and all
important effects of your pills. that | am ex
lremely anxious TO have You mak ke an agent i'll
this vicinity. There can be large amount
sold here for cash. Yours truly.
II. P. LEONARD, NJ, D.