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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22
Tur En,rnEsulp oF TIE AnIocurE.

The EplroEsulr OF TIE ADTocoTE.
The Columbia Temperance Advocate,
of the 10th instant, says: For the sratifi-
cation Of those of our readers who desire
10 know who is TO be The Editor OF the Ad.
vocate the present year, we (Ihc Publisher,
aud editor pro tenn. take pleasure in in
forming them hat The chair has been ac-
cepted by Mr.. J. G.. Bowman, of kershaw'
lie will probably enter upon his duties on
The Isl of February, if noI earlier. we
arc nol,acquain'ed with Mr. bowman, but
judging from the hig k e"comlums passed
upon his ,nlepts and literary attainments,
Ivy lhosO Of our friends who enjoy his ac'
uuaintance, he is gentleman well quail
fed TO manage the editorial department
or,he paper. We hope our friends ger
orally will be pleased with the appoint
meni.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22

We observe with N uch surprise that the
House. Of Bishops, who recently passed
sentence on Bishop Onderdonk, of New
hIYork, have sold the minutes of their pro-
seeedings and the evidence given 10 a pub
Fishing house of thai city for the sum Of
Eight bundred dollars. They may have
onestIy though, it desirable that these
Ainss should be made known; but the
Using money, even il it be devoted TO re.
iious purposes, by thus pondering to the
eious curiosity of the public, appears TO
S very reprehensible. There are, how
always men 10 be found, who "slrain
gnats aud swallow camels. Charles.
's5soaricr,
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ElARREED.

Tn Charleston, on the 9th instant by the Rev.
Nathan Hoyt D. D., Of Athens. (Ga } the Hon.
F. ". PIcKESs, of Edgefield District. to Miss
MARION A second daughter of Mr. w. Dear
ing.
Near Buckhead. in Fairfield District, on the
2nd instant, by the Rev. Samuel Hay, Col
PREsroN S. Brooks, Of Edgcfeld, TO Mis- MAR
TIA c., second daughter ofthelatc Rev. Rob,.
Means.
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Rights ofH'iues.-A Mr.. Smith has
:, hill iuto The Alabama IIeSiS

Rights ofWiues.-A Mr.. Smith has
introduced bill into the Alabama Legs
rlalure, for the better securing The property
of wives.-I,s principle provisions are
thus enumerated by the "Moniter:' ut
continues to the wife, after marriage, The
separate property which she may acquire
by gift or purchase, the control and profits
10 vest in the husband, free, however
from seizure ON account Of his debts, or
from sale by him except with consent OF
The 44re-wiEe., joining in the conveyance. NeI-
,her is the wife allowed 10 transfer or
mortgage her property without similar
consent frorl the hushand.-Debls con
tracted by the wife for necessaries for her
self and children, to be paid out nf her
property, atera return of nullo bona on
execution against he husband, Contracts
between man and wife prohibited; bur
they may bcqaealh 10 each other by will.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22

Teras Sugar.--The Macon Telegraph
says; "a friend just from Texas, has left
in our Office specimen Of Texas Sugar.
for the inspection of the curious. 1t was
made on the plantation of John Swcepv.
Esq. settler on he Rio Brasos. and has
been pronounced equal to The best Of 81.
Croix, Sugar usually brought TO this mar.
kei. Mr.. S. with small force has made
$50 hhds: of this quality the past season,
for which he can readily obtain 6 cents in
New Orleans:
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State. Of soutI, . arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
q. nv EQUI1 Y:
Lucre,ia IVlilllc and JoI
seph White

seph White
vs. Bill for Partition.
William while. Willis
Whitte and others.
NOTICE is hereby given that hy virtue of
y all order from Chancellor Harper I saal
offer for sale at Edgefeld Courl IIonse on
Saturday the 9Th day Of February next; the
Real Estate ofJames Whitlle senior. drceased. .
consisting OF the following tracts Of land. viz:
The II act Of land whrrenn the said James
Whll,le. sen. resided al The time of his death
containing two hundred and sixty (26O) acres,
more orlrss, lying OH Clouds creek and bound.
ed by lands OF Lewis Derrick, Samuep padgc,
and others.
Also. one other trac, containing two Hundred
(20O) acres. more or less. lying on Clouds
creek. adjoining the foregoing tract and lands
of L. Smith, l.. Reynolds and Others
Also, one other tract. situate in the District
and Stale aforesaid, Oil Mine creek, containing
Two hundred and ten (2l0) acres. mare or less
and adjoining lands ofIYam Daniel. Nathan
Boore. William Moblcy and others
Said lands 10 be sold on credit of one and
Two years, cacopt the cost orsni which mils,
he paid in cash. Purchasers To give bond and
good snrllics. and mortgages Of the premise 10
secure the purchase money:
S S. TQMrkINS, C. l.. ED.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. lS. 1916. ie 50
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THE PETERSBURG REPUBLICAN
FuR SALE

Circumstances have rendered it neces
sary for me to make a sacrifice IN order TO
pay several debts, contracted when lid
not hare control Of this raper. in order to
meet these claims. (Which should have
-beca liquida'cd six moulhs ago. and would
have heen were | able 10 obtain that for
which ,oiIed afduously both by uieh' and
day ~ its printer.) Iolfer The Republican
establishment fur sale.
The paper is now in prosperous con
dillon, paying a very handsome profit, and
nothing bur the obligations ! feel under 10
those kind friends who generously aided
me when was receiving nothing from is
subscrihlions, could induce me TO part with
it. To person who is willing 10 devote
himself 10 il. the establishment will afford
handsome income. and will pay its own
way from the start.
: Appertaining to the Job department is
a large assortment of type. we'll selected
mostly new, and little of il worn; superb
imperial Smiths press; o,ie of the; best
Standing Presses ever sew-'he Printing
Office in Virginia. in good order -the
presses having been overhauled within a
few days by one Of he best machiuists in
the Union.
AS matter Of course: my object being
mercy, will require cash or good nego.
table notes, aud TO any person disposed To
buy. am prepared To offer great bargain.
J. NJ. II. BURNETT.
Our friends Of the press will please give
the above one insertion. TO those thar |
ask pay will cheerIu!ly give, iflsell, and
if not will work il our at snnie future
time, if thrown in their way. J, NJ. II, &,
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More New Goods,

JUST RE"EIyED AT THE NEW YORK CASH
STORE, FROM New YoRx
M ESSERS BLESSING d. Co.. have
IvN- inst received a Fresh supply of DRY
GOODS, ofthe latest style and fashion. which
they offer at the lowest Cash prices. They re
turn their thanks To the public for The very Iibe
raj share ofpauonage which has been beestowe ed
on them, and solicit continuance of the same.
January %, 2i So
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COLuMRIA. Ianilarr lG.

COLUMBIA, January 10.
COttan.-TLe market has been more animated
for the last few days ami prices have advanced
shade higher We quote them at ) to 4ac.
cxiremeS-prinripal sales ut 81 10 d. The
receipts are bul small. as usual at this time Of
the year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22

T!Uo Warning ~i1hin.a few months,
Two brothers occupying The highest s'a-
lions in the Protestant Episcopal Can7ct
in this county, have heen removed from
office, and degraded in :he eyes of vir-
,uous community OF whatever. irregu-
lari'ies or Offences they may have been
accused, ii is admitted that the evil ROOF
from which the Others sprung, was indnl
ecnce in tie Use Of spurious liqnofsN-in
modern language. moderate drink'ng.,
II is known that the opposition Of these
men. and the distinguished. predecessor of
one Of them. has been great obstacle I"
the temperance reform among Episropa
lians. When such men fall, it is proper
that their case should be noted. Had they
united with Temperance Sn,ieties. instead
Of continuing the practice Of moderate
drinking. il all human probability their
characters would now be unsullied, and
they have continued 10 ENJOY The h6nors
Of their stations until death.
Ne,c York Baptist Adrocate.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
p YJOHN HILL Esquire, Ordinary

H|JOtfN HILL Esquire, ordinary
E9of Edgefield District.
Whereas Atlicus Tucker, hath applied
TO me for Letters If Administration, on
all and singular the goods, aud clIaHels,
rights and credits of john Jarod late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased, these
are, therefore, TO cite and adnonish all
and singular, The kindred and creditors
of the said dccea'ds to e,and appear bcfnre
me, al our next 0rdinary's. Court for the
said District. TO be holden at Edsefield
Court House, OF the 3rd day of February
next, to show cause. if any, %lIy The said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This
2lsl day Of January, in The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty five, and in the G9th year of Ameri
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. f. d.
Jan. 81 q So
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lin w ARE! rlN-WARE !!
ATfREDUCED PRICES.

n 1FfEDUCED PRICES.
EDGEFIELD,. Sc.
FEYIIE Subscriber huving removed his TIN
B .MANEFACTDRY to the Yves, side of
lhc Store. upEosile MeSsrs Bland & Buffers,
is now offering his stock Of manufactured Tin.
Ware, comprising general aud complete us.
sor,ment Of dlI articles usually kept in such an
establishment, at prices To suit the present hard
times. Fhosr wishing articles in his line are
invited 10 give him n call hefore purchasing
elsewhere, IS he is determined TO sell as cheap
as the cheapest.
RoorING and GUTTEEiSG done with nea,ness
and despatch.
All orders from the country thankfully re.
ceiveda and promptly attended 10.
LOUIS COVA".
The Hamburg Republican will please copy
three times.
administrators. Sa9e.
EgY IN order ifum John Ill., Esq. QrIi.
SD nary of Edgefeld District, ] shall pro.
ceed 10 sell at the late residence Of George Do.
l'ngher deceased on the Both instant. MI the
Personal Estate Of said deceased consisting of
ten or twelve likely Negroes. Com, Fodder.
Horses. Cattle. Hogs, abnnt 200 bushels Rough
Rice, aud variuus other articles
Also
On Saturday the fisi day OF February next.
at Deaughlrrs Ilorn's Creek Mill, one Ok
Cart and fifteen head of Hogs. And on Fri.
day the 9Th February. at his Turkey Creek
Mill. about 200 bushels Corn, aud number
Of lioss.
Terns-Alsnms under S5 cash, all over a
credit nl twelve months. The purchasers will
be rr'qnl,c;to civ" roe and lwo approved per
Snnal securities The title nf the property not
clahged until the terms OF. sale are compiled
with, and il rcso!I, At the rs!, G. tsc former
purchaser.
c. NJ. ROPER. Admor.
Jann2ry s ids. SO
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Removal.

hR.J.G. WILLIAMS respectfully inforfns
~ his friends and tHe public MT large thar
he has removed his Office to Mr.. B. j.. Ryan's
new Tavern, (nexi door TO Mr.. John Lyon's:
Tailor Shops,J where he can te found atalI
times, unless professionally engaged. .3ssS:s
He takes this opportunity to return his sin:
cere thanks to all those who have favored lin:
with their patronage, and he hopes bya strict
attention 10 business, 10 entitlea him to9neet
their support and conntehance.
DECD If -; :, AS
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Notice.
Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to lhe Estate.
N Of Susan. Martin and James Rucks
halter, deceased, are requested TO make imme:::
dlate payment, and all persons having any de-
mands against them TO present properly attes,.
ted by the 18th of January, as the Estates will
then be brought to o. close.
TANDY BUCKHALTER, Admir-.
January 81 40 !,
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Notice.
State of South Carolina.

EDUHT INLO III y 4 ItI = 4
7ENOLLED before me BY Lncian Butler,
N living near Allen Doz,er'a on Little Sa-
luda River. in the District aforesaid, bay geld
ing Horse, fifteen hands high, about nine years
old, both hind feet white, shod before, blind in
he left eye no other visible marks. Appraised
at thirty dollars.
Y RIB. BOUKNIGHT, Magistrate.
Dec. y !m4t A.
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LAND For Sale.

Public Notice is hereby
given to all Defendants in Executions,
which are marked "arait orders" 10 come
forward and pay up the COST. otherwise
am instructed ioslegy AMI make The same.
This notice is intendedald prevent The
accumulation of further cost.
H. BOULWARE. 8. Ed.
Dec. 81 If 49
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Caution.

A LII Notes and Accounts due us on the
IA lsiday of January. lS44. which are not
settled by the lt5h of February next, will be
put IN the hands of an Attorney for collection,
without reserve.
PRESLEY G. BRYAN.
January % At So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22

TThe friends or SAMPSON B. Mars
announce him as acandidatesfor The Ofaea
Of Tax Collector. a, the next election.
Oct. 80 r. 10
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
IUKTLE SOUP F0R LXpoRT.as1H

n
GOSLlNG Of the American and French Dn;ns s.,o.
~ Nos 81 aud t6 Nassau street has ways readr
s sopp or rspta,ns sd aud families put up boxes
from NJ ull the hest Of the markets; ali L.nd ~
game &c fo prices which suit every body fIe has .,,
erected machine wherson persons car ~
= Two minutes prepared Has famous buckwheat cakes Every
the week til 3P NJ Wv "''' ""s w
My 500 Henry Gosing, has erected at great expense
similar IN Boston Mass No Devonshre ST.
very mmF"i ior the encourage bestowed tho
last five years aud in the hoIe OF Continuance have III.
honor to call myself your obvdient Nstauratcur
nN lm,rc l.. GOSLING.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Married..

On Tuesday evening Nov 25th by the Rev C. G pise
Mr. WnLIAMH. MARTYR of Brooklyn to Miss MARY r.
HAoAN, OF this city.
AT St Johns Church, by the Rev. Doctor Wainw right
on Thursday the 20h instant Mr.. JAMES WEBp FRASER
to Miss MARY WsBB STUART.
QO'- Charleston papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

SECOND ANNUAL BALL.
rTNHE SCOTTISH GUARD BALL will take place at nj.
l. BIOS, TUESDAY Evening, Dec. 2d.Dodworths cele-
brated coe band will be in attendance Tickets be
cured of the
CoMMTTEE-Capt A. c. Castle, 3sl Broadway; Lieut.. Nc
Leod No Courtland Lieut. McLeay ll6 Bleecker
street, seg Thomas; Srgt Hag. 100 Mercer street; Serg
William Wallace; o. Master Linen, ia Fulton p NJ
Clrehugh Lpenad streets John Forrest 100 Centre street,
Alexander Dalrympe, 1885, Broadway.
The floor will b.. under the direction Of MIR. George Ro-
bertson. w. q. CUNNINGHAM
r7 lt%rh Secretary N ". 8. @. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MIrSETrM

GRAND BAZAAk Al lHE f1ll4hDELIIl TIA
MUSEUM.
UNHE large Saloon and Galleries Of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up for the
holding therein during the Christmas Holidays
Grand FOR the sale and exhibition Of useful and fancy
articles. - -
be sorekeepe Tradssmen, and others, who feel dis
posed auxiliary establishments for the sale Of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music, Stationery Conecona
ry, Toys, &c. &c. .
eent band Of music whilst other aud varied entertainments
wanting 10 render IL what il designed to be- ally
the Lion of the Holidays" None will be admitted deal.
such will with others in the variety and display
Of their goods.
The open Monday Dec 22d and continue day
and evening until New Years Ni~ht.
Persons desrous Of procuring stands will please make
picatlon between the hours Of and FIVE o'clock r M
the Office Of the Museum where plan ofthe
be seen, and any further information obtained. .
New York dealers desous Of competing with their neigh
bors Of Philsdephs can hays opportunity to do SO y ma
king application above This undertaking. novel IN us
character and in the largest and mos, splendid room - ne
Union for such fail TO be prohape 10 a VINO
embark In IT, Application be made at an early PERIOD IN
IodeI 0 stann nzI ~ kUL
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Died.

At Matanzas in the Island of Cuba the LIST instant
ALrtp CRuoER, Engineer and Contractor of the Cuba
haroads son OF the late Henry N Cruger of this city
Aitnougn porn in the United States, says the Matan
nas .amrora he was not stranger to u.s. for his vir
tues ms sK talents and manners SUCH that all
and public authorities united with his ;snds IN ,h M
grave the Sd instant. fo'" WV "''
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, lS45.
Cabinet Councii-FOreign Afairs-Ihe forthcoming
annual Message, &c.
The "seven wise men of Greece" are now in the
star chamber Of the Executive mansion, resolving
the component parts Of the Executive prescription
to Congress, especially in regard to our foreign rea
tons-our important concerns with England, with
Mexico, with the West Indies, with South Ameri-
ca, and with the Pacific islands lying between the
Columbia river of the Northwest coast and Canton,
the great entrepot of the Central Flowery King
dom.
The President will be discreet, though he cannot
retropade. upon the Oregon question. From present
indications even the great west will consent to the
alternative of time as preferable to the compromise
If the cannon's mouth Just now The dreadful scar
CITY OF bread in Great Britain and the loss OF many
potatoes In Ireland, will open asutficenty profitable
market to the teeming granares OF the west,wlthout
the necessity OF war. it is an Ill wind that blows
though surcharged with the masma Of famine, pestI-
lence and revolution, will bring jubilee to the farm
ers OF the west. II will result in the transfer OF mil
lions Of British capital TO the western States 1t
and Illinois, as to lead them again, ten to one, INTO
the very madness Of speculation, IN provisions, ral
roads, town lots, ndlithogaphed cltlesn uninhaoi-
There Is some talk that the President will advise
a special commission to England, or to be staton-
ed at Washington, to meet IKE commission IN
behalf of the English Government, Tor the purpose
of entering into a reciprocal commercial treaty,
whereby the subjects OF III. b. M. may be saved
from the horrors OF starvation, by as cheap supply
of bread from this country possible, and tor an
abatement OF certain imposltlons on import IN iavor
Of British manufactures, for the time being. The
b,ph tariff people will rebel against such an ar
r,noemenl. we know but it is not at all Impfoot-
bic that II may come to paas. The south and Wre'
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
s6i ,02i,74s 8,soo. SCI SO, l6i, 1861 s,ssi, 5

Total SH5a5 lis S1s s63o $50 s2o, ,4s3 9s5 s373oe
The country banks, with a circulation on the LIST of
November OF nearly fifteen millions, had less than nine
hundred thousand dollars in specie. From August to
November the loans Of the country banks increased
ss7l977o the circulation So s73 4s4 dcpestes 1915 634
and the specie decreased SIS, ,7I5
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL

THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
EMPIRE CL UB,
ITO be given FRIDAY EVENING, November 28th,
L 1885, at Tammany Hall.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
James Connor, T Compton,
&c. Stoneall, Alex Wells,
Sherman Browncll, Z Potter,
Isaac Fowler, David Scanlin,
Edward Nichols, Manus Kelley,
Henry Chanfrau, Michael Phillips
Joseph A Diver, J e Albertson,
John McCleester, WmJ Ford,
Joseph Cornell u George Mckinley
Thomas Whelan Thomas Burns,
James q Smith, Thomas Mcclure,
John Emmans, Thomas Blackburn
Thomas McGivney, Patrick Glossy,
Edward Sanford, Levi ID Slamm,
Albert Walsh, q w Anderson,
Bernard Rice Stephen Bath,
Samuel Long, George Gordon,
Richard g. Hann, Thomas Conner,
G Josephs, NJ Rue,
MFO'Dell, Thsmas McSpadden,
Walter Heyer, Wm Baird,
Henry Atwood, VIM Minor,
Malachi Fallon, Abram Hatfield,
Emanuel Hart,
James Connor, John Riker, Jr
Emanuel Hart, Augustus Purdy,
Edward Gallagher, b Connolly.
Manus Kelley Morton tarchid,
Peter Crawford. David Scann.
ISAIAH RYNDERS Chairman.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, }s....,.,;..
THOMAS M'GIvNEY, SSeeie'ae"
GJ Tickets One Dollar NO 6tls'rc
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE AND GREAT BARGAIN.-The
Stock and Fixtures Of Lunch and Coffee Saloon. situated
cash business from eight hundred hundred dollars
pant cannot attend to it, Satisfactory for selling
and all particulars concerning the place. will be app
cation to ISAAC QUACKENBUSH,
96 Vesey street,
n26 3tFrh opposite Washington Market.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
AMUsEMENTs.

PARK THEATRE.
Thursday Evening. November 25th,
Will be performed,
~ TINE WORKS WONDERS.
or DiFrr NORMAN hlr parry
rIorentlne .Mrs ABBOTT
After which,
Double Crocovienne by the two Miss Vsllee's.
To conclude with,
THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE
Is cents ~ 'N =
Door. open at 81 o'clock and the Csrssa wrse precisely
BOWERY THEATah.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
Thursday Evening, November 27th,
The performances TO commence with
JONATHAN DOUBIKINS,
Ioupihihs. Mr. Hill
After which,
O. CUT AND CONE AGAIN.
Followedb by
ROBIN HOOD.
Robin Hood ;....... ..... MIR Scott
To conclude with
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
Mr.
Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers Is cts;
Pit and Gallery, f21S cents
Doors will At half past the curtais will rise att
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

incresse 4NoV' io'o sl42'tH3 1878 1886 3,220 83
The circulation and specie appear to have expe
'enced very little change, whilst the discounts have
Increased about three cent and the deposits about
fifteen per cent These comparative sta ements are the
best data we have for showing or
movement in the operations of the banks but they at
pest OF little value for that purpose they prepared
10 make the most favorable exhibit possible and to dis
guise any expansion beyond certain points flikey to
make bad impression upon the public mind The
movement of the city and country banks compared for
August and November, shows where the expansion
within the quarter has been.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Governor Dudley was reelected President, and con
sented to
We annex an'oficial statement showing the move
ment OF the Banks of this city for November compared
with August This table shews slight expansion in al,
the principal departments In deposits the increase has
been much larger than in the line of discounts crcula
non or specie The circulation given merely includes
the registered the amount in cuation not register
ed is small being short of million of dollars through
out the State.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

NOTICE.
yNHE ASSOCIATION for the Relief of Respeetable
AGED lndlgen1 Females, will celebrate their ThirtySe
cond Anniversary This Day ~ O'clock al the Asvinm i;
Twentieth street between Second and Third svernss h
the annual report VIII be read and address ed
Friends the Institution respectfully invited 10 attend
~. D. The Bowery and Third stages run 10 Twsn
fieAh street. n,s n. W
DR.. GEORGE LEO-WOLF.
HAyING turned from Europe has resumed the practics
~ OF h,s profession At No e8 Chambers street
New York, November 10Th, isf5 n2o lIaa' cod INC