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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-17

FENHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
H friends aud the public at large, that he
has had his House thoroughly repaired. and
las made large addition Ia The same by the
purchase Of the adjoining House. which will
enable him to accommodate at least initr or
fifty mnre persons during Cuuris and other
times than he formerly DID li's wioi" aIM
has hceH cOmC"rtraej 10 tie ccG'"T' ;:iii cnn-
yenlencr OF al! those Hho nave favored INN
with their patronage, and he tlaIters himself
tina! discerning aud geH"ro:iS rTbt!c Wi. c";r-
rIum- 10 5rSt0w on INN Il share %. i'D!r i;sy"IS.
he viii. us heretofore. cndeavor to furnish
his Table with The bes. that the country can
afford.
Having removed his Bar at tie far'hcst
end of tile House adjoining, little or no an.
noynnce can be experienced by those who put
up at his Hotel.
His Bar will be furnished with the best
Liquors. ani his Stables supplied with good
ald wholesome provendcr and attentive Host
lers.
b. RYAN.
February 25 tf S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-17
GRGGBI g GAA R@Is
Wholesale & Retail Gro GERS

.
I1Tholoonlo G 2 ntail Grn GERS
wv A1oi0o"hS W ~ o'~AA
CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS,
.H4uBURG. S. C. >
rHayr inc, roco;vcd and will con,,nne 10
III rero;.a f,ssb snnn,;es or tho fnllowin,
:. r,;olos ,ui,;ch tLov oliar - ,bo;r friends and
ha J, ,,aIo -, ,,'o I",yes, marie, nr;ces .g
SUG4PS
ooLb,, oons;s';na nr 6, c,oiv cI,iy6eyd
" "'Is p"." .",;sn"S D;aaS.J " Mn.snnada ~. o,
io''o ''''o .". ~ ~
Doub,o peGrod o,f T Crnshed and Powdered
sugars.
COFFCES
,oh,os O,d corornn,on, i,v, coFae
10 Jo arrus,nra do
,o5 cboicc Rio do
Pale Mocho do
Is bags CUBE.
R4cCJNc
100 nieces HEAVY Dundee a4,oa5 ;ncb
25O do Ken,9ckv Ibe,vvlaI IN Az in
so do. Tow, 45 inch
1OO do Gaoru;, & Cc,oI;no aa,n AZ IN,
pOpE
soo coils KoD,nitU hORm Rans
50 do Manila. dr.
S0 40 Jn,o dn aste
WO1aSSEs
% Ibis Trinidad Molassas
rs Ibis. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds Iron. of all sizes. Also. "a
a good assortment of Hoop and Band
Iron, Germanan Caster & Cast Steel,
B.1CON & SALT. 49,.
5000 Prime Country Sides. - ..s...-
1000 Sacks Salt,
S do Table Salt
Boxes Table Salt.
CHAIRS.
10 dozen Maple Chairs
25 do Windsor do
10 do Cane Seat.
do CbiIdrens, do
9 do Boys, do
2 do Offices, do
Q do Rocking. do -,
/ do Nurse. do
RLANKETS
9 2bales Cd Rlankets
3 do INA do fweialiup7 : lbs 10 the
pair>
A good assortment of Bed Blankets from
1914 to 124.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
LOON yds Wasbin o,on Isans (beavv.9
1000 do. Coventry Plains.
NdJLS. ss
Inn Kecs f,ssor,ed SIZES,
SHO.T
,sop.a. ,sso,,od s..
ioo ''"s'' 1''G,Ie pownUp
~, - = "" I'm,
3o hees DE- pupoht fowoef
~ 40 plaSs'.s 90
~ w u" TJe,I Poit'"s' "
VHiIE LEAO
5Ooo lbs pure no. i' N. Z. Union Mills
Wnle Lead. s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-17
saddlery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT.

/ take great pleasure in
returning to my patrons aud
friends in general, my sin
cere thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during tile
past year. / wonld also.
lake this ppol,unity to in,
form them, thai | shall still
.o,,;,,af, c,rry m nv bu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-17

siness a, my old stand, at the first door above
presley and Bryan's brick store; where may
be found. at all times, all kinds Of HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, aud all other articles
generally kept in such establishments.
Military eqnipage, made tn order IN ,ne s nUs'
approved style. will also be promptly furnish
ed at my shop. -
All persons wishing 10 hny, hope WIN give
me call shall endeavar to put oil my ar
,ces as low, as in justice to myself. can pos
sibly afford 10 do. u. ABBEY:
May l3 II 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-17

A N excellent article of WINTER STRAINED
IA LAMP OIL. For snln by
.. J. D TIBBETTS.
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PROCLAMATION.
j. "A. WILLIAMS,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ;
CHARLESTON, May %, lS46. {
Bg WILLIAM AIKEN. Governor and
Commander in CHIEF. in and ouer the
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AWiI.9 TT
The Hamburg Jrurra' will copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

On Thursday the 26th instant suddenly of Group,
HARRIEr BRowN youngest daughter of j. H. and Sarah
Ann Merriam, aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral ON Sunday goth inst at
O'Clock, from No. rs Charlton street
After two days sickness Of brain fever in the 18th
Of his age PArRIcx CARNEY brother to Hugh Gahney
His friends. and those of Andrew and Walter Fnigan,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Sunday,
the Goth instant at o'clock from the residence Of his
brother, No. 10 Mulberry street
At Alexander New ork State. 9th instant, General
JossPH NEWTON, aged 81. Gen. Newton of the
Oldest residents in the Holland Purchase" Throughout
the county he well known sound headed intel
lgen man, at various times the occupant Of response.
BILE public stations the duties Of which discharged
with fidelity the public and creditably to himself He
aiso honorable distinction among the sgcul
tuIsts Of the county We knew Gen Newton long and
Intimately and hear testimony tho many excel
lences his cha acter in the various relations Of life
Baaria Syi,il Of The Tines
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. = ~ r. M Ais.
WAsHINorox, Nov. ~, 1916.

WAsHINoroS, Nov. ~, 1876.
Departure of Gen Scott.
Winfield S:o;t, Major General in Chief Of the United
States Army. old soldier Of the wars, who viii como
out as bright new dollar yet, left the city to-day
with his staff aud military regalia, for the north
"Why goes cousin to the North,
When he is wanted in the south"
He goes, they say ria New York. to take the supreme
command Of the army Of operations in Msheeko Thsts
what they say. We not officially advised of the fact
and though informant is reliable parsonage,
we doubt the drift Of his information. We rather sup
pose that General Scott is taking tour with view to
the speedy mastering Of the nine regiments Of volunteers
called for Whether he will depart with them whom
they shall be despatched the seat of shortly
thereafter to join Thorn at Matamoras remains to be seen
known that General Scott desires to head the army,
Taylor and supposed that the latter would have
objections to General SCOTS taking Lis rightful COM
mand by grade, If agreed upon at head qusrters.
NOUS VERRONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27-Sa p. M.

The Western mail has nothing Of interest.
The Southern mail has arrived, but contains
nothing worth sending ysu.
The market has experienced revulsion, the
fall on -four is very nar'ted. Our highest quota
ton to-day for aous is $4,75
The stock market holds firm, and there is no
change in State and city securities. We had
very cold and clear day We have quite dearth
In local news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
Married.

On the goth instant BY Rev. Edward Lsthrop, Mr. Ro.
WHIrE to Miss LYDIA M. DELASc EV, all Of this
city.
On Wednesday evening, 25th instant. by the Rev. DR.
Tying, JAMES l.. WOODRUFF of CINCINNATI Ohio to Miss
ELIZA ELLcorT HueHrs formerly ofSt Louis Missouri.
On the 2oh instant, by spencer H. Cone, Mr. JOHN
RicHARDsos, of Albany, 70 Mrs. MAxeAREr P. PowERs,
daughter Of the late Andrew Woodruff, formerly Of
Elizabethtown, New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
COLNAN'S
EsPonlUH OK Art , AMP cLA ~, ,, CABINET

,uALLEKY OF OF rNiNTIHUs. p.;,,ry,
yNHICH includes his immense stocks Of Booss
w Epgryings, Fancy Stationery, DrawIEgs vism a ny
Ms:ers, Music &c are now % be i2und oPos "a ,ss 9r'
hoor,l where every thing viii be sold at low ins
many much below the regpls, price, oe,na
Cheap Lst III soon be pubshed fortboss who wiz esy
Purchasers are invited to call snd sss ms Nsw 9ons
No. 1nS Broadway, second floor ." 49,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE TO THE PUELiC:
N nm DELLUc nephew sis 49,, ,S.v are k
mY SI, sryeessors 10 PLACE sOUILLAND late
Drrrrss this city and that they M contlnrs q s s ~
~ pyI Tie CO. SUCCESSORS TO PLACE ScmoIt
IAk b. a the old stores estabshsd ~ the sa ba
:iis,d Ma Park Row kad sci Broadway and mat thev
Ssvs 40 conneeton whatever with any other
Ecw Ymk 0etoSsr ~, ~, "imyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27,h-9 p. M,

PHlLApELPHIA, Nov. 27lh-9 p. M.
The trial of Bridget Hartman for the murder Of
her child, resulted in verdict Of wiful murder.
The impression somewhat prevails that she was
insane
Charles Mosler was also convicted of the MUIR
der of his wife. They were both sentenced to-
day by Chief Justice Gibson Of the Supreme
Court, TO be executed.
Every thing is dull, and the day is very cold and
Ireezipp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
LAILai lNIELLloIGSCE
TELE GRAPHIC.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS AGAINST TAMPlC0.
RETREAT OF THE ENEMY!

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27-S p. M.
An extra from the Nelo Orleans Picayune of
Thursday morning, 10Th inst, at IL O'Clock, M,
gives the following account of the expedition
against Tampico -" The schooner Miles, Capt.
Thompson, arrived here this morning, from the
squadron at Anton Lizardo, having made the
voyage to the pass in five days The Commodore
despatched on Wednesday, the llth instant, the
frgate Rsritan, Capt. Gregory; the Potomac,
Capt Wallack; and the sloop st. Mary, Capt.
Saunders, for Tampico. On the following morn
ing, the 18th inst, the Commodore hoisted his
broad pennant on the Princeton, Capt. Engle,
and sailed for the same destination. The Prince
ton took in tow the steamer Sptfire, Capt. Tat
nall, and the gunboat Petrol, Lieut.. Shaw"
The mississippi, under Com. Perry, sailed the
same day, having in tow the Vixen. Capt. Sands,
accompanied by the Bonita, Lieut. Benham; the
Refer, Lieut. Skerrett; and Nonata, Lieut. Hare.
Ere this, they have doubtless reached their dest-
nation, and we presume that Tampico is already
in our hands.
The steamer Spitiire, Captain Tatnall, arrived
at Anton Lizardo only one. day and ii hours from
Brazos, having touched at Tampice, and COM
municated with the Porpoise, which was main
tanning the blockade of that port
From the PoTpoise they learned that the Mexi-
can troops had marched out of Tampico, retiring
towards San Luis Potos, taking with them the ar
tery from Tampico.
The remains of the lamented Lieut.. Morris
were exhumed and put on board the Raritan, and
will be conveyed to Pensacola, as soon as the
fight at Tampico is over.
We have only received New Orleans papers to
the 18th inst. Two mails are still due
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
THE GRAEFENBERG YEGETABLE PILLS.

THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
THESE extraordinary pills for by the
undersigned who have been duly appointed agents Of
NAH -
ATS,
70 All who may apply, mn lent quantity OF the pills.
hpe The speiic Mt TO them trial. together with the
impo 'aot oishcd documents Of rhe company.
Let every one WHO has occasion to use medicine call BE-.
c an enquire into the claims OF these pills
n ai w',' est bsh their supenortyC. Shepard, 1911
.,hvo1 snsst; VIII am j. Cochran, a6l Bieecker susst
saI,n -; .,s ~ 0rssawsh Htssst John Ward, loon
s~''a s"s"' ssessir' No n sodissp
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hnt surplus fund or rssp Greeted Il nearly saso
thus tesyins strongly to IT'S stability and good manage
ment This bank appears to have been conducted
successfully than any other within knowledge on
this continent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

WV. W. SHIRLEY, Auerioaesr.


ELEeANT FtRSisHiSd Go6b a ~ ssary G. VIII.
u lard (ths dayD Nov asth ph O'clock AZ the Sales
Room o.? Pine siree'-A bssnt mi nsn 81 nch SUI
aud to 10 shs; fire acts and tand rds, rich
la LAMPS Britannia sets. blockti dish and beef
steak dhe' &c. Hue Guile nsonzd uoa sos chairs and
hat tsnds. eatfsys Also furniture feather
beds, pillows &c wo Thy the notice OF fml Sales
peremptors for cash. 10 pay advances. las IL. re
i;B BuTLE. Aaetonesr t2 Am 4
A UCTIUN SALE OF FURNiTuRE--Jh:s Day, at lok
n O'clock AZ 70 aud les Falton street,
ed IN the above wrerooms sting of wadobe plain
and dressing bureaus rosewood SOFAS divsns
chsrs and rockers with great variety worthy
the attention Of the trade and others Terms casheuuent
money n2s Ter
H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctoneer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale without reserve, at No.
- 2e Brosdway-Tute and Duelu1sap will sell Mon
the balance q the collection known Ciarks Gallery
Tnis sale will embrace valuable originals stretch
suitable Tor connoisseu specuato and othsIs Terms
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRA
~ RY This valuable and extensive Private Library con:
sstng Of about 5000 forms OF The and
caroa, Of Books that have ever been offered IL
during many years by gentleman distinguished for his
leaning and large proportion of them have manuscript
sueids,rg obscure Of history They elass
he'd under the heaos Of shakpeae and the Drama Poetry
Walponana Fiction and Essays Classics Illustrated Books
a %s,n Is A a., s rnn Biography hs"ogS
American History English and Scotch History, including
many Typographical works and Miscells also the
ROYAL GURIEY CO. at their Long Room, so Broad
way Of Duane commencing Monday after
noon soth nst O'Clock, and continuing the five follow
ing days ms Sis w Sat x Msrh
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LINE OF PACKETS.
IL 40 -
THE beg INFORM their friends the pub
;. lie that they have been appointed by JOHN BARRIE
q of HsvIe, agents in New York for the above lne
which will be despatched from Hsvre weekly, through
It the The shIps OF this line will be of the FIRST
commanded by of character and ability and the
taken satisfaction shippers
A. the freight and will be much less than by
other lnes shippers and will doubtless consult
their own by applying for furher information
w. x }. T. TAPSCOTT, % South st
I'd door below Burng slip,
MS j. BARRIE, Havre
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SPERM CANpLEs, OILS, FRUITS, DC.

SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, &c.
SUPERIOR Sperm Candles, at 70 cts ID; winter bleach
- ed Sperm Oil at 81 gaiIon very good white Lamp Oil
fresh Teas, Family Groceries; foreign FrSs For sale
any part Of the city. free Of charge, bv
J. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and 47s Greenwich, and Is Vesey sts.
Also large assortment Of cheap white and brown Sugars.
nil liner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

BILLIARDS.
RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. ~ Barclay street.
"A just below Asor House, Is tho largest and IN Jst com
modous saloon in the city. IL contains nine Tables al IN
good order and Of Penn make twho acknowledged by
all good players be the best billiard abe builder 10 this
can ali times be pended for making correct aug
they have cloth cushoas and therefore, not AFFECT
ed by the weather 49, -
Michael and oseph formerly Of The All Nstions' Hotel
of Gothic Hail. take this method OF inormng their
fri nd. and the public that they have just opened this
bhmen aud hope by proper manage men and strict sen-
ton renewal Of he patronage heretofore so be-
rally bestowed upon them
Gentlem,n who msy favor them with all may depend
he hest OF attendance with private and apron
for their exclusive use-and those wishing TO play in
priv nformed there excellent table Ia
whrh be secured by application at the bar
~ B. The fasd need feel dehcscy IN patron
this establishment will he found always
select and the best order prevaili, throughout,
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms imsr JOSEPH WHITE.
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BUWEitY CIRCUS.

Boxes IS cents Children half price. Pit lax cents
The great Englsh Clown, from Asteys, London.
Mr.. KEMP and Mr. GARDNER viii display their comic
talents.
Sr. FELIX CARLO will introduce his wonderful Anti
podean Performance, and other astonishing feats
MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER. the greatest female
equestrian the United States. MIR Bumel kurnas, Kr
Rnggles Dan Gardner aud his educated dog Mr. MIR
NvOn. and his q Iented children. p23 lwsc
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fs cA Ss1 R1YaL A MIL Ns sEEa A saffs
s WITH e! siI:s
s$fR4HHRSSssAIA + EI;;:
ck kbMhBAkHSHHiA'. ftsSs & HIT judl
viii sail from Liverpool ..d Boston, VIA HsifaS a. fol-
Casdonia...... Nov. !. Britannia. ..Seta 20.
Bntannia ..Nov.i Is. AAc c,dS..;: ....Ncv.
Cambria. Dec. 4.
From Boston 70 Liysrpool.. .-..... ......slsc
No SerRS secured until paid for ihe:: ships carry o.
pesne surgeons. No freight except received
'' Sof fissSs p,.se or any ohs. apply
;S s
erpoo and York direct The steamships for hi.
s stlnS the
.hs steamer: will sail every Saturday during ssh.
md New ND H.1
Hf:s$ :;g; ;;;;:; s':: ss'
ENAssx4cs FSEHfSN 81 Es. iS
Ireland, Scotland and Wales-Persons wishing 70
s
e0a IN ~ AL ne Me.. .nsd Co Lvoo Ma
Ionsl and Provincial Bank Of England and branches.
In seotland-Nstonal Bank of Scotland and branches
g. be orasa eX packet ship He'su; on the 5
steamship FROM pG:tSr TXPPscorr IS South street.
ma second door west OF BnrnE slip.
hS H.p. oss E =.
Np" sOvD HINcKEN. No. ~ Wan g.
-AfH FOR LoNDoN-Resular Packet Of the Is, De.
c.pn w% s:So VIII
''''''' 's: ;5!EsH
The Ship Robert PEEL Gh,ssift master sill sue
N61 FOR LIvERPooL-The New Line Line--Ee-
rss, 6p S on
sn John Edss % s % ns ssu s
apply the captain board, side Of Bur
-. sup = " wooDHULL sMINTuRN. South st.
The The packet ship QUEEN OF THE WEST. .ia,e ton.
burhen Capt Philip Woodhouss will succeed the Liver
pool and sail on her regular day. alst January ie nas
.sEE FOR oLAsGOw-Ths New .Lius-lRegul.r
- barb ADAM cSRI 200 tons on Capt John Wight
~ height or pa ss splendid .esemo.aou.
81 Soutn street.
The Br bark Ann Harley JCapt. Robert Scott will
January
SkG FOR LONDON-First Packet-The splendid,
N2 fast sailing packet ship ELIZABETH, Capt. Bets
111mfswill positively sail a. above.
The accommodations for cabin cabin and
superior those Of of the other London
to w. j. T. TAPsCOTT, as South st..
MIC I'd door below Burlrng slip.
YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE. v
Tax The undersigned having concluded to wi thdraw
UZt from "Yachting,o Offers for sale the well known
6.sehooner yacht NORTHERN LIGHT, 10 tons
burthen
The Northern Light is substantially built Of white
oak copper fastened coppered the wales and very tho
roughly found 10 all There TWO state
having berhs each and eight berh flour Of which
doubc) in her r cabin which, wih eight berhs in her
forward cabin, afford sccommojaous for q passengers
being admirably calculated for syscht packet for
gers, Southern waters
The qualities OF the Northern Light for seilirg and AZ
sea boat are too wen known to reqnrs further deserip
ton
For terms and other parcusr apply to the snbserbsr AZ
No Il South Market street. Boston
W, p wINCHLgTER. or to
DVM0NT & HQ8ACK,
eNewsne 10 WAL bue6t,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
THE ALHAMRA SALOON

THE albania SALOON.
sSs sroaS,oay between Spris and Prince .rss.
f. Err ds..I al. ALE os AN I DE-,
Inc ~ sfdHrs
and every evening during the week
IN NATURAL as Phio:ophy cSs%.!as es
SEVERAL az EN TiisiH Y' Eg'Efw gEArs,
Of the sE1iS arAsr
Eal! particular. in the programmes.
Tickets the R0unda so cents; to thr Balcony IS cents
Children under y year: Q, age half Pnss ,,,
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
W; BURTON ................ Manager and Lessee
Thi. Theatre ia: been 6oioa1h, IL
the STYLE and the beautiful Thea
This EVENING u ssiRn ID SSy @ tho comedy Of
poe!sII R.aso:; IN; csnnsI
T Tiei bes si%:.oa. III As s.s
Iiesiy HSmsspun .............."...M Mr.; Burke
Dancing by MIR. Benaie aud Mss 0ceana
THE o * 'e Sb
Busy i Man. s,o., MIR Burke B'an.Afacs' Nj Howard
S SsSsS w.,:;ii:;.aa. Mil n, c kss.,s
WAhME9% 81 M.aa4s
Aabz M: Aq SIs,s,A, and
GPEfI o M baE IL 5iRf S;l'
Tnsiis 'ee"e'.. " Msi.%s Anguish
fetst Mi.s s Wsiesr.
Count .........,......,... Mons Frederick
Previous R e sssa n Ms sdH,Iisls Drama
Robert Macare. Mr. Rchns.; JACQUES Strop Chapman.
rAoRs GAMi LIZ s RETGHRMfBEk 3d.
w which he viii Be- assisted by sssors Fec, Mrs oder
10, the veal, py siFGo, Rapstti. Mr. Fonana Mr. Geo
FREE ONCERTS,
SELECT f FREE AND EASY.
Every Epering, at the Stag Hotel rs Mercer street,
betgeen HoiUdrd and Grand
vOCALIsTs:
professor viii preside at the Piano Forte.
To commence at halfpast O'Clock.
THIRD CONCERT OF
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
TABERNACLE,
THE III eTt
their friends and the public that they will awe their
third S:nd last 1u, onsl at the Tsoemaeis on
sas WILL Will the Others
The Mleniun. Bridge OF Signs.
He doth ali things well. Grave Of Bonapsrte, ie
Tickets so cents to be had at the principal Music Stores
Dogs 1ss , sDiTHh C SsSsA 40 commence
AT The STUYVEoANT INSTI1 UTE.
Monday Eyenins. Nov, 80, Is46
an ET5FRNsfSsSS D 4H P5P E aMF s6E ORA
MR.. CHARLES WHITNEY has the honor to state that
e ~: g Mon
e For full particulars see small bills n27 4ussrh
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GREAT BATTLE
OF THE
RESACA DE LA PALMA,
AND THE
COMPARTMENT OF MATAMORAS,

Gothic Hall, 80 BT0dduuyi =
~ Open every day from ~, A. NJ, os, r. NJ Admiration
Is cents Children. I2k csnts NO Iw-rn
THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
DAINTED the Capitol Washington, by j. Wander
Il yn will be continued exhibition for short time
longer National Academy Of Desgn corner Broadway
aud Leonard street.
Also. several admirable copes by Mr. ", from the chef
d'euvres Of the masters Titan, Coueso and Rem
brandt together with splendid Of the Cataract, Ha
pids and scenery about Niagara Falls. .
Open from 9 A M to 10 r. NJ Season tickets 30 CENTS
single admission Is cents. Descriptive pamphlets 6k eu
nI1 Inn krc
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ALEAANDkRs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF 1876.
HS new and popular Liquid Hair Dye. since its intro.
ducton has met with uneram lied but merited success
ana the Subscribers would inform the pub lie thar still
mpIevemcnt has lately been made that stands now nm
rsalleed colos the Hair either Black Brown Instan
aneous and neither wsshes OF soils clothes aud in
stead Of ainr'nF the hs mpas 70 It the beauty aad ela
city oil youth It's excelence will apparent
every enc upon single apple alton For sale by Rushon
Co, Br' adway; A. B. D. Sands Fulton ard William
Taylor. Maiden Lane, New Yofk Sole agents for the
United states X g. A. WRIGHT. ~ 3 lth st., Philad.
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kAlMOND WAk'NpS MENAGERlE.
LOCATED ON THE LATE SITE OF NIBLOS GAR
DEN.
HlS extraordinary collection Of Living Natural Curosi
ues will continue open daily from 10 NJ TO 10 r M.
Mr. Pierce the celebrated ioa will his interest,"
an Lion conflict with Brazilian Tgsl groupings with the
Admittance Is cepts-Children half price. MA Nv
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FRENCH LANGUAGE
A @ fNTLEMAN, nitye Of Paris end from the Royal
"A Acaremy esrectuliy announces 10 the ladies and
srel % this citv, th he gives lrvrte Lessons the
Preach Laeeu.gs md LitsratHs Apgls It Art thambsr
bsmilsry 40 HeastGs street. corner Msrcsr Best of Tes
Faases WIZ ~ gives, n7s stssodsre
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DIR. POWELL, OUULIST AURIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON.
TTENDS to Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from to
"A o'clock his residences 2l Broadway. corner Of War;
rem street.
Opacities, eHec tually removed.
AMAUkOSlS treated with great attention and
Invetsrae Of SrRABlsMUs Squirting. cured in
few minutes
ard Gnsh. 2tsre