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LEA AND BLANCHARD, Philadelphia, are
publishing, in monthly numbers, (when completed
in 20 nanbcrs) Dealings Nth the Firm Of
DonJey & Son, whoiesale apG retail, and for er-
probationary Chs. DICKENS (Boz,) with ilIustra-
tions ba n, X, BREMER.
This work promises to be one of the mos, pop
uIar ever issued and we shall take pleasure in no.
licing the work as it appears, should we be so for
tunate as TO receive as we have the frstnuubcrs
from the cnlerprising publisher.
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Mr. BopllsIe Vean, a Spa1iard just from
the Rio Crane met Mrs Chariot IIoiman,
just from Germany,on board the Di Yer
non, and sailing up the river from New
Orleans, couned her SO clTecluaIIy that,
though neither understood the language
Of the ether, they were married ON board
IN 4S hours, The widow had $40, 900 in
eoId, and the happy bridegroom treated
I!beral!g.
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Democratic RcUicw,-We have not received
thu November number Of this excellent work.
Will the publisher have the goodness TO furnish
81
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We've rot kind wo in store for the best lot
of bows in the state which we shall 'get or by
and-by.
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El'nIOSIJIES

The gun used in "teachng the young idea how
to shoot.
The doctor who cured the railroad fever.
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y, I, II u I " WI,
House Surgeon, MaSsuchaElHS General
NOSpitaL Ger. %, 1916.
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Wn. " siill.LEY, Auetosss,
EttE.sAST Furnishing Cloas-hy HENRK F. VII
~ LARD saturday, Nov. 29sh le< oc~ck Al the sales
,Som No Inc street bssat fu Of eh silver
mo tsd plated Castors aud cake Baskets n~h Grasdoles
iha drops 70 10 ahs k aud polished silver eel ere acts
aud Standards ch Solar amps Bnta and Bockln wsre
Tea Trays with vsrie-s Of furniture Bedding &c
worthy the notice OF families Sales peremposy cash.
to pay advances me- lie RI
H DUCLUZEAU, Aucuopeer.
NANCY FURs MutFs, TlPPETs, SLEIGH ROBES,
= NC. for account Of whom concern-Tuttlc and
pusiazsaa will sell on Friday s7h ,nst o'clock No.
credit OF 60 days general OF Fus comprs.
lug general assortment OF fne and common Mufs, &c
Also Sleigh Robes viz Black Bear Tiger and Wolf Hair
r. bss, Buf,lo Skins Lap Robes, &c.
Muskrat Caps, &c.
The whole will be arranged with Catalogues and sold in
lots retail dealers private Sc
on he morni z Of ssle n2S stsrh
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CONSU MPrION,


its confirmed and ncpient stages asthma croup
ana liver COMPLAINT, form by far the fatal class Of
diseases known land Yet even those may be cured
tered wherever those mssas. prevail 'ns' are scat
Wstar Balsam Of Wild Cherry is the concentrated es-
senee OF those remedies-t has cured ncpent
where al! other medical means have failed.
In the first stsees Of the dsees termed Catarrhal Con-
used with undertaking success hundreds
they owe the reto alton Of their health this
10 ha form prevailing
GOING INTU 4 DGcLiNE,
CON with which thousands are lingering IL has ase
checking the this alarming comp bur aIso
strengthens and nvgorates the eecuay than
None genuine upless signed ]. BUTTS on the wrspp.r
For sale by A. BIS D. SANDS Agent Tor New York Civ
also druggists generally throughout .the United states snd
Canaoe. n26 1tD&W
The GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
NsESE most extraordinary pills now for sale by the
under who have been duly appointed agents Of
the Graeienberg company and have been authorised
CIR ATS,
TO all who may apply ssscient quantity OF the pills TO en-
able the sp,csn TO give them trial. togette with the
rnpo ant Pubis hed documents Of the company.
yLet who has TO use M dicue call h.,
re and enquire into the CLAIMS these pills
Broaaway; Lewis Brown as7 Bowery: Robert 4 Lion
Division street, Will am j. Cochran, ISL Blocker street
FnI,aa ~, iapR xSa Greenwich 'tet John Ward OO
ra-eoa SUI y. orookyn n26 81 eodis.rc
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
THE stteution Of reque sted to the advertise,
psrAion Of Bromine, the best aceelerafing lion ever
used for PhotogsphinE Pictures taken with have rich
weather. John 3OACp h MI
,,,, Optcian, 80 Nassau street
-ts. viii ind always en- hand "A. a. N.,..u stree,
sfs .ad sf, Of 4; Plates
tiers, mercury baths coating boxes, &c. dc.
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Official Dispatches from Gen. Wool.
HEADQUARTERS, CoAHuILA, MEXICO
Near Preside. l4th Oct. lSA6.

"A,
Near Preside, lAth Oct, 1916.
SRI have the honor to report that arrived with
the 9Th instant the river on the 9th 10th and
nth instant without any serious accident and encsmp
ed three miles west Of the Presidio and nine miles
the river, which, at the time of the crossing four
feet three inches deep. By unloading and raising the
articles foot in the wagons, enabled TO
the ford The infantry crossed in the boats prepared at
Colonel Hardin, with eight companies Of the LIST regi.
the 18th Yesterday he crossed the river, and will join
i'm the course of an hour We have been compelled
CONS, carrying fifty Ave days raons snd recruit our
horses and mules much reduced by long march, with
part of the train had rav eed from La vaca three
hundred and thirty miles without days rest We shall
resume our march with about 1900 men on the morning
charge Of tho boats and the ford Of the Rio Grsnds
III the rear Of my column under the direction Of Col
Churchill arrives which II expected IN the course Of
ten days.
Unfortunately the quarermssters department is with
out specie Treasury netes Of to US, the
Mexicsns will take nothing but gold and silver With
private means and borrowing shall be able to pay for
Whether ! shall be able to succeed as well at other
towns is doubtful My route to chihuahua will be
through San Fernando santa Rosa and perhaps Monco
At this point will endeavor to open a communics-
ton with General Taylor which, II would SEEM will be
necessary account Of supplies. As the wet
commences communications with San Antonio
and the Preside will be in great measure, cut ohthe
mpssssble. Hence | will be compelled to establish a
depot OF supplies at Monclova other point in tho
interior and route lending to General Taylors army
depot of supplies The supplies in the country L.
mited partial amount Of Hour and corn, full
tons OF beet can be oh'ained have ordered the quar-
termaers department TO forward fast possible all
the subsistence he could obtain between this and the
middle OF November when is thought we may have
our communications interrupted by wet weather.
Br,gadier General shields arrived yesterday. and
hrmed the previous intelligence of hard fsught battle
between General Tay Tor and Ampudia and also OF the
captuation This morning was informed by an intel
bgent Mexican that Santa Anna had arrived at salte
with 1900 and with those Of Ampuda, making force
Of 10 900 II also stated that the government had
called on. 90 600 militia In few days shall know the
truth of the rumor. | herewith send you copy of
order issued the arrival of the troops the Rio
Grande Also a report of Lieut. Kipgsburys. of the
route and do US from San Antonio to this place.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
JOHN f. WOOL,
Brigadier General
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Adjutant General Uni ted States Army.
[ORDERs.-No. SOL

[ORDERs-No SOL
HEAD QUARTERS, CAMP RIO GRANpE,
Near Preside, Oct o, 1916.
SOLDIERS After long and tedious mach you have
arrived the bank Of the Rio Grsnde In the perfor
nance of this service the commanding General has wit
messed with the greatest pleasure your patience, good
order and under many deprivatons and
hardships AL have done their duty, and in manner
that reflects the highest credit both officers and
From his remark he would not except his staff who have
actively and zealousy devoted themselves to the services
whilst Capt Cross has been emineny successful in for
warding his long train of supplies without delay
serious accident To morrow yoS will cross the Rio
Grande. and occupy the territory of enemies We
have not come to make upon the people peasanry
Of the country but to compel the Of Mexico
to render justice to the United States The people,
therefore who do not take up arms against the United
States and remain quiet and peaceful at their homes VIII
not be molesed nterfered with, either regards their
persons or propery and all those who furnish supplies
will be treatej kindly and whatever 10 received from
them will be literally paid for.
is expected of the troops that they will observe the
most rigid discipline and subordination. AL dspreda
ons on the persons or property Of the people Of the
country are strictly forbidden and any soldier, or fol-
lower Of the camp who far forget his duty to
violate this injunction will be severely punished.
BY command Of Brigadier General Wool.
JAMES H. PRENT1SS,
Assistant Adjutant General
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~--&>-~----.-zssS--
TARER NACT.E

TABERNACLE
Inesy es,n,ng November nh
f''''a cA & III tIJi'' sv e 5sf South
.' will gvea GRAND coNcET in which h. will be as
~ sIoNoRAP
mn AIs j si5 5S 3 sfSS Sc TBHHasssls.
A- ''''' 'A sFdSSs SRS sttooDxn.
HI c. FINN
ProgrsTms.
cuied BY the sh he's 0psa IA se' exc. sroaxn,.
.h,A TSs 1 FIX. si DS:,s e III: ,SPsr
NsSs and s6 M:' 6. .na: BY Mis-. 'ul. !. Moses.
ST The Vois executed RH BY C.@ fS
~ The Duet Of III. Op.;r: iii raic;c; IN sp0hr
B.ii., suas By sisnof. PicO and sisn ,E De Be-
5 Duet fer two Yioiia,. executed by Nj "''''a'
Rapstn and Camille svOr, with Orchestra ac-
g Aria, "Ciei fi.,o;c, from the Opera "'H'er
"Zelmira," sung by Mr.. Z. Loder. Rossini
I"tts ,rus,
l., Overture to the Opera "Zaira" executed
a. Tsrsesto from the Open iii fan.iico,;. WINTER
sing by signOra Pico Mis-. NOrthai and siGnor
3 kyonis Duo for the Piano. from tn: f'0r'''n''
Opera OF II. rFavorite." executed by Messrs.
Ballad, You say we part forever sung e. VOL
s. I'm: Prayer. ii Moses followed 6ya Au0e''
MARTIAL Theme Variations and Finale" the
shah piece nsLse s;u upon single sting 1.-THE
81 ars sadsn gave" Spanish song sung w. f's'nn''
sF''Ii e,sa ssg s:Sf9vi :.or. o. til. AN.
e.eeptsc oy Cs%o svor (violn solol faganni.
H.. Or ss as
Stores aud the Door on the Evening Of the Concert
10 To confusion at the Ticket Office Ladies and
e.d BODY than to at s
Door. open assh. Concert to commence at TX o'clock.
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.

MANY are the nostrums recommended BY various in
AVA divduals the growth Of human
yet but few useful removing dandru and cutaneous
diseases and giving the hair uniform soft silky and
glossy Appearance For these purposes know Of
ghich takes which ought tak. Of BoEis
most indispensable article either for adys or gentle
nsns toilet we and do most cheerlly IT,
Worcester Egis.
Prepared only by WIN. BO0LE. 2as Washington street,
Boston. -~S"
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists. 100 Fulton .,
corner Of William New York Sold slse BY H. Johnson
generaily ms ltsrh
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25-S p. M.
The state of the market this day is any thing
but cheering. Transactions were decidedly limit
ed. We may quote -four at from SIS to 81 80, as
the highest rates. 1t has been raining here all
day. People are generally occupied with prepa-
rations for Thanksgiving Day to- morrow.
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TELE G n APP HIC .

BALTIMORE. Nov.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25-9P. M.
Inc Southern mat has failed beyond Rich
mond.
Nothing OF importance is contained in the West.
mail this evening
General Chester Ashley, (democrat,) has been
reelected Senator in Congress, by the Legislature
of Arkansas.
About 5000 barrels of flour changed hands in
our market this day, at 81 rs per bbl
II has been raining all day, and is now showing
the first snow here this season. We have no
local news to transmit that would be of interest
IN vour readers
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FOR MEXICO.
4 Il NJ T. ~ w NJ rv

+ l. M f N w AN TED.
ORDER 70 complete the complement Of men required
for the Left Flank, Company X, Of LIST Regiment Of U
and to be Immediately mustered, few Young Men
tunities Of distinetio
Rendezvous Central Hail. Of Grand street and Gen.
tire Market Place, opposite the Market
ms H'js g. DYCKMAN. Coumnndant.
lST RECT. u. s. VOLUNTEERS.
THE MEMBER Of Company +, ar. requested to
Military Hsli Bowery. this evening Every Q
ser.iee about the 6ist of next week
Wanted Immediately, fifteen able bodied men, complete
The ofh Company are also requested to meet
At Military Hail. Friday evening the 9th at half past
7oclcck for the election Of commissioned officers.
BY order Of
c. BROWER,
MA 3ns'Je Lieutenant Commanding.
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NOTICE

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co The Books fol
" Subscription open the Office of the Company
III Bread street. for that will the former sub
scrptions be to complete the second The
terms of subscription the time Of subscrib
ing the balance to be paid nstaments exceeding
per cent each may be required by the operations Of the
ompany. on th,r giving 30 days previous nstice.
The stockholders who subscribe the first 100000 will
have the preference for the balance OF the stoc
whenever the same il required.
HERMANN OELRiCHs,
JOHN A. ISELIN,
WIN. CHAMBERLAIN,
EDWARD MILLS,
FREDERICK HEWITT
ROBr II NORRIS,
J. J. COMsTOCK,
}. L. STEPHENS,
Nrw YoRx, Nov. 10. 1876. mo- iwfb
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HEAD QUARTERS STATE. OF NEW.YOKK
ApJUTANr GENERALS OFFIcE,l
ALBANY, NOV. q, 1886 :

ADIvTAsr GENERAL. OryleE,}
GENERAL 66 kbERis Nov a. 1886
sfs:f 9%
iun'eeI Infantry from This State during The exstng
s &C. @
ay s: ;ss
BILE az ;geh place shall be designated the city and
ssss
81 mas and sh
c9 BuEs, w s % s ppo the subject
%iIi hsn the
practcable the manner prescribed by law
oGs1, Of he militia h Of h, state Col
,n any which may happen to exist in the
" ''' : ~ Il I. TEMPLE. Adj Gen.
HEAD p, 9Uss Is!vI:R; !, MEE Rl HOUSE
First Regiment u : Womh,se y IF iass r."
compliance %iaa oSsI dsd Albany
Der 2is 1896 the several Companies Of this Regiment
will sent eses cspsa
several CoPane. constituting the First Regiment Of New
Company A; q Shaw. Captain. Mercer House, corner
Company B. Count De Bsngar, Captain, Hotel de Paris
Compauy G. James Barclay Captain. Branch Hotel, No Sc
Company D. - TAYLOR, Captain. Native American Hall,
Comg.nX E,-Hewitt, Captain Shakespeare Hotel.
Company F. Gallagher Captain, Military Hall. Bowe.
Company @. - Hmserford Captain. National Hall, Ca
nal street.
Company l. = Fairchild, Captain, Democratic Head
Comp.ny X, Captain ekman, Central Hall Gland
The officers members Compan.. hereby ordered
to their respective rendezvous Immediately for du
ty. By order.
First R@gt u. $. Volunteers Of New York
CHAs. +. GALLAGHER, Act. Adjt- n23Nr
TO LET.
THE NEW four story Bs.smen, House 18th street. be-
closets. range kc To good would be leased
mose,ate cent Apply to r. JENNINGS, Janr..
mo a'Ih 1888 Cherry street.
uAsT OFF CLOThINu AM FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES or Gentemeu hayng any superduoas or east of
pres for he By Supplying q the subse1Ssr at his
asnes through the pos. oss which vii Be Rune.u.y
Lsde. ca. b. attended 70 81 M CoS:s ''
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
The Fur that warns monarch,
"Now is the winter of our discomfort,
Made glorious summer by the FqIs Of Knox"
MurFs. SLEIGH ROBES BUFFALO ovESGSxTs
ALARoE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT.
KNOX, f Th isf Halter,
MA lwisr lis FULTON ST. SUN BUILDING.
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
u mere trIfie your half worn out froek dres: add over
e. me-. o
ming, buttons and strap, fer little money! Gensmen,
clothes would useless. As SUCH bring o. send yosr
clothes to No "a Murray corner of Washington,
according to promise and no as generally
the thi, q the Cali and sees give
ss. Warranted g Fl cI.,Ss:
cleaned Or dyed warranted keep eooI. and free from al
Tailoring store this cold weather. A. CORTlssOS,
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

EXPIRED esse of az established Hotel the city Of PHI
adcphia offered for sale The house in good order
atd contains 81 handsomely furnished rooms Including
reading room har.room, Psrlors &c and
present. dong good business with and
Iosrdsis The ocation in the csne Of business
e Principal thorouehfares and the house is furnished
throughout with requisite for the prosecution OF
ness For further particulars, apply Mr. N B. Mosely
leo ~ 1onth trout street Philadelphia. ms 3tz
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ma 2wSrrc

NOTICE.
Ivan SPERRY having used the Of Sperry < Read
without authority has thi: day by writ Of
restrained from using said copartnershp Sperry
Read for purpose whatever under penalty Of FIVE
the name Of spery Read will be obligatory the sub.
scriber. THEODORE b. READ.
New Haven, Come cticut, Nov. ID, 1916. mai iwsrc
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HREE NOTES, at 30 days date. dated 26h October
1896 for $3t Sc months date for st3O OO
PAYABLE s,euesn C9qnty Bank Bath, drawn BY Edward T.
$1,000 dated about November at days payable ar the
Merchants Exchange Bank, drawn BY Depew Mann Co.
notes has been stopped all hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same
DEPEW, MANN L CO, ia Warren st.
NB"Any person returning said the bscribers,
will be literally rewarded and no questions asked
n22 lwsrh D. NJ. 4 CO.
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NVI ICE 10 The PUBLIC.
II m; pELLUC. nepIews Of the late BsOuILLARD
Tue AID o. sascess e PLACE & s0UILLXRD re
the business Of and under The firm Of
DELLUC l. CO., SUCCESSORS TO PLACE K SOUL.
LAND az the old stores established by the said Place
Southland Nos Park Row and SCI Broadway and that shsv
rave No whatsoever with other sstsblishe1 IN
NEW fofk' Octobn S>d, NV. p n3 liner
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DIX. kUAkE'S IODINE LiNlMkNI
fNHE ASTONISHING success that has attended the ap-
plicaton Of this most valuable Lnimen and the high
eatimonals that daily received, warrant my calling
upon the aeted TO resort the only remedy
can be relied and will do all that do
iodine Of known and established ehcacy.
IL permanently and Externally cures
kHEUMATIsM
either chronic or nammatory paralysis loss Of the
OF the limbs coutractos Of cords and muscles and
matters nat Of how long stsndns spsns, bruises
hard swenas aud cn Jged Joints Weld few applications
Of thus Linment has been used with incred bic
IN scfofus sings Ey enlarged Stands diseases Of the
spine and hip TIC doioreux and all nervous affections
It's Invaluable and acts like charm stopping the bleeding
Of hs,h wounds and causing them to heal IN few day.,
has been known fail curing the most stubborn u
Or fever and sweed legs PAIN the Kidneys
the chest side, stiff neck, sore throat and Group.
speedily md edectually eradcstes eruptions
Of the skin in the form Of sal, rheum eryspeas pimples
rnsworm letter BARRIERS iich scad head &C. Ii instantly
removes oothache and headache IL extracts the pain and
cure, coms bunions. chiblans &c. Sold by 3. NIGER
soLI. sole proprietor 90 Jchn sreet OBJ eodlmsrrc
GUNsAN BOWIE KNIyEs-lOo . > md double
parei ducking Guns, suitable for the
zVuIdouble barrel cooking Guns.
wv assorted single barrel Guns common to fine.
ice '' ~ '' W.
200 sslfeoekns and revolving Pistols. of cast steel barrels
rorssieb ny A. w. SPIES & CO..
ru., 81 Maiden lane,
nk AtIclrs oI evrry hlno. ns im~rc
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THIRD CONCERT OF
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

THE H1 JHSS' f1MLY,
TABERNAcLE,
IL 10
third last ossj at the Tabenaes on
The pIosamne will embrace the following among Others
ohss s sSs coming T Ts S MS"s,. s:
The Tn. M II len ss;:. Slidse ef Sigh:
oih ih's well. Grave o. Of Be Bsp.p:Gs
s:s nj s.ss': Music Stores
FREE CONC ERTS,
SELECT s sHsi!I!'a AND Easy.
betiUeen Ho,cdrd and Grand.
Mrs. Newton Mis-. Bayea n! Collin, .nd NJ elindon.
FL Commence " pssiff ~ deCs Forte
A BALL.
ass P'sss ss
Sd avenue will lake place This Evening the a6h If the
,. prove not ieFe'i i5
GRAND THANKSGIVING BALL
hs hr the on 70 II.
sns the &c inst his splendid attached the
Dneip n Of end B'y'd street
Tickets 81. to be had at the dow ms 2tsrc
MRS. ZEGLIO
NO. 81 DIVISION STREET
W Bonnes Ec: She will offer for inspection a choice
stoc Of Fail goods comprising silks, satins plain
cut velvets &c &c. which being selected W h good
taste FRI the latest arrivals is well worthy the attention
Purchasers.
and miliners from the country wanting mater
ais and patterns: would fluid their interest call before
pu,eha'inx the ock fresh the .tvIe the latest which
will be disposed of on reasonable terms NEG lmsrc
TO LIT,
~ PART Of hsndsome Two Story Brick House, to a
1;:; small family with Basement, Garden Croon Water
R and other conven ences. Rent moderate possession
inm distey would be let to gentlemen furnished
furnished required Enquire at sos BrOome street Good
reference required ms ltsre
"a FOR SALE-A rim OF ffty-two acres, most de.
EU ghully situated, about five miles from Elizabeth
town, N j comprising handsome commodious
dwelling house hed with marble mantes and every conve
deneI's house, barns, ice house aud other buildings
substantial ofrepar the orchard enty
ofchoice fruit trees.
the from New York either by the various cars
from jersey Guy the terry Exabethport whence
road train thin hupd,ed yards of the house, renders
this property valuable those doing business
city; The greater Of the purchase money remain
for three bond ar mortgage at five
WISE SONS, liz Pearl st.
Also for SALE adwelling house in Washington street
MI m
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GREAT BATTLE
OF THE
RESACA DE LA PALMA,

COMMANDMENT OF MATAMORAS,
Now exhibiting at the
Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broddtcdy;
rTOpen every day from H. A. NJ, too, p. NJ. Admission
Is cents. Children I2H cents. ms lwsrh
BROWNS EXHIBITION OF STAIUAKY.
COMPOSED of Original Works, executed in Italy,
~ open the of the National Academy of Design
of Broadway and Leonard streets. Admission q
nm W.
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"a Lsonard street, West Of Broad.cay.
MsLLE PAULINE gDESJARDINS. of the Academic
lvA koyale Paris respectfully informs the public that
her Glasses for fashionable Dancing have
sides all the usual Dances taught will be the Ma
saIka Ms.uka QusdriIle Polka. tyariSu.l and he Re
made known application. Miss will give the first ball
for the season to her pupils the first week OF December
nal lmsrc
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RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street,
"A just below Astor House is the largest and n st com
good order Penn make (who IS acknowledged by
good players be the best billiard table builder this
with fine maple and mahogany beds These tables
ali times depended for making correct angles
they have all cloth cushions and therefore, OF Affect
ed by the weather. -
Michael and Joseph, formerly of the All Nations Hotel
late of Gothic Hall take this method Of iniormn their
pds and the public that they have Just opened this es'a
blishment ard by proper aud
ton, 10 renewal of he patronage heretofore SO be
rally bestowed upon them.
Gentlemen who may favor them with all may depend
the best of tendance with aud
for their exclusive those wishing play
pIiva informed that there excellent table
which lie secured by application the bar
". B. The astidou ed fee drlIcacy in patron
izng this establishment he company will be found always
select, and the best order prevsili. throughout:
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms lmsrh JOSEPH WHITE.