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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

The NeU. York Evangelist makes the following
excellent and forcible remarks the duty Of
Christians vote. We hope every legal voter con-
siders himself good enough Christian take them to
heart. They surely should
The supneness of men in regard TO this duty is
very surprising. a Christian who will not vote is,
so far FORTH traitor his country If men will not
carry Christianity into their politics, how can they
ex pect political affairs 10 go right Scarce qaes-
lion OF great importance 10 the interests OF our couu-
try can come up. bat what would be settled Alright,
II all the Christians and Christian Ministers IN
country would invariably vote We fear the con
sciences OF many need Tightening and quickenDg
this subject Buff a mans conscience will sui
fer him to neelec. voting without chastisemeut. II
will be loose conscience in other things besides
that.
Men of God must pray more for their country
But il il be duty 10 pray, u IL also duty 10 vote
What consistency is there between asking OF God
the elf. OF good for rulers and then leaving
TO Dad men The whole work of electing theml Or
what consistency between praying for good men
and voting for none We fear that Christian Min
listers do not sci. as they ought, the example OF
Christian isithfuness in this duty Of voting. Thous
and svoIe in country who ought not, and thons
ands do not vote who ought Between them both
our dearest interests may be sacrificed"
The DIAPHRAGM FILTER.-This admirable IN
venton is fsst coming into general use In our City, 10
the great benefit of all who beverage
whether pure bew;tched whites, coffee sc. It's ex
IRENE simplicity and exemption from the chance Of get
rnz on. Of order are strong recommendations Wher
ever scueduct or river drank ths Filter should
be adopted We understand Mr.. Jennson is abou. 20
commend I, the notice of the Pniladephians and We
bespesk for hin ori.i hearing Tha, will ensure the
adoption OF his Fil,er. Price SIS 20 So
Prison DIscIPLISE--A writer signing himself
Old school having published IN The Journal of Com
neice criticism Of Mrs Farnhsrs letter describing
the visit OF the Hutchinson Family he State Prison
Sing Sing Nfs. 2 Il .he Journal Of Friday her
intention reply the critic pressing
engagements viii allow. Old School is afraid TIA, tie
Of prisons will no, be sufficiently torment
Cd and. Of ina. which enables
what is not 20 De SEEN. re discovers II
Of he hyInna sung By the Hn,chnsors senIirrest i'm
plying TIA. thei Incarceration unc,t and the result Of
persecution Ia sendmen. which we presume, Was nos
!hough OF lie writer Of The lines il question and
occurred either the singers sccr. spectators
or prisoners, and which would p7obab!y never have
been by any body but for tie Aforesaid
Judging from The spirit OF Old Schools Criticism,
should suspect ,nat youthful days he one Of
;he boys who found pleasure II such delightful
.icus ttrusng sharp sick E, horse through The
ma kick Mrs. Far1haE VII no doubt do the critic full
justice.
q TIE OREGON TERRITORY rs History and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

NETWORK HieH ScaooL-MOns :. s. WILLY.
PLAT, who has achieved very high reputation as
fischer IN several OF our bes, sensriss and who
permitted 10 refer oil cur frss citizens. has eo
usenced High School for Young Ladies only No. 2s
Greene-s' nea- Washington square HIS letters Is
establish for him uniform character. both for Capacity
a. teacher AID purity man, ike taa; be las sus
tanned wtie among he ,auzhi for ZINE viii
eminent success = sS.hville and Mrs VeplA;, (or
sefy Mss Roscoe tren NewEnsiard) has Tor several
years beea Z; tie head Of Select Female Seminary
Nashville o. wAich Gov. Carroll Senator Foster Judge
NJ Brown, 3c. were patrons. We have come notions
not very aceorreaE WIZ those which lie fashionable
Fensis EiUca,iaa OF day Is based, bu; believe
Mr.. and Mrs V will make their institution one Of the
very best CT is class especially Tor these wishing TO &C.
qutre real kno~iedse Of the French, NJ '. being
French By birth a-d education enc :sst language being
hA5i.aslly spoken n Il. family See lis ea-d9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
virginia Election.

The State OF Virginia elected House Of Dele
gales and onefourth of 8 Senate on Thursday last.
So far as heard, the Delegates elected are politi.
cally as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

AMERICAN MUSEUM -SignUr bini, Crest Western, Mira
Phlp', Tho Lluo Drummer. Moving Diorsmas and Dis.
90, ng Views engaged for the grand efiormancrs
At his f-Yorige establishment So OF humor
tn-fucuon and general amusement b. found
place than The Museum. and recommend all who
wish or mifh snd novelty Performances 1T quarter
?. III.
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JoHSsos's CELEBRATED PERFuAERY--C Country nn-r
chants CITY deaef fancy -sta hn.nt.. and peddiers
be Supplied ~Ih the manufactures Of Mr. Johnson no 10
snsvey known the bst Pr!ufner in ms couuuy
at u CofuandsI where his Laboratory Ia hed
gel plan. aud wofse By power saving % imm.npe
deal otabcr and producing better qualities poss
bly, be done ny the old method BY which beet es
Of fancy scented snd toilet sosDs all the asbi0nabs hnd
kerchef extracts Of fJwers perfumes Eau de Co
ogEe, Lavender, Bay Orange Flower and Rose Wssers
eau be so at auch less prices than before All ar
eles warranted and delicious p-rumery are
equal 10 Of the Freoch and per cent ches
call aud examination respectfully solicited 81 Cor
ano-st al 2,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

- An INDEPENDENT TICKET was formed from
off the three leading Tickets by meeting at the
Tabernacle Saturday evening. II combines ma :
ny good Names but we can't think it wise TO
put that Of Stephen Allen At the head of it. We in
sst that il any man from the Loco Foco Ticket was
TO be chosen to head the Independent, il should
have been general favorite like Charles Conor,
or a substantial. intelligent Mechanic, such as We
understand Mr. Cornell to be. Mr.. Allen cannot,
with all the hosting thus given him, run even with
his ticket The genuine Loco Focos-nnd there are
few such left yet-will not vote for him. That
Tamman Bank project was rather too strong for
them. Mr.. CLINTON ROOSEVELT, for instance. who
is one of this stamp, says he cannot vote for MIR. Al
len, because he came up 10 Albany while he MT
r. was Member of the Assembly in 1897 al 'he
head Of q strong lobby to force the Legislature 10
lecalize the general Suspension OF Specie Payments
hy the Banks, and that MIR. A was par"culariy o''
censive and arbitrary in beating the Members
a,.,>a.a 90 ).e.lixips the Suspension Now we be-
I;.x., that suspension The best if not the only
thing that could have been done in the premises,
Though the legalizing it act involving very
questionable prineiple but great many think differ
emily aud some OF them will vote they think
Mr. Aliens name should not have headed the indie,
pendent Ticket i, was intended TO secure for il
general respect and appreciation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
voters of Kings County.

No better ticket could we'll be presented than that
composed Of JEREMIAH JOHNSON, ABRAHAM CRlsT
and DAVID BRUCE. Jr. MIR Johnson you all know
as a venerable and beloved citizen. who has served
you often, and always with eminent fidelity His
experience and wisdom will he invaluable in the
Convention. Mr.. CRIsT is sound and able law
yer who will heartily and ably struggle for Judicial
and Legal Reform. Mr.. BRUCE is not so well
known to you but there is better man in your
county He is capable and well informed, though
modest and retiring, and every one whom his steady
ind ustry and unoblrusive has allowed 10 be-
come acquainted with him, is his friend We ins,i
tute no comparison. you can make them for your
selves. Mechanics, who are mechanics. constantly
in your workshops, instead of loafng about grog
shops, you ought to feel pride in such candidate
as DAVID BRUCE, and prove it by your efforts to
elect him. He will nobly reque your efforts by his
course in the Convention.
Let no citizen Of Brooklyn or Williausburgh
think of crossing the river tomorrow TILL he has
voted Speak to one another on the subject today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

= TRE LEGISLATURE did nothing on Saturday.
The House was no, IN session g, al and q quorum
OF the Senate not being present. that body adjourned
sll Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June

t- Our friends throughout The STATE are urged TO send
e earist possible Returns Of The Election ON Tuesday
Do not forget 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

common chalk GeelrO. lhs sSln,
Makes IL coarse srd rough Il sin
But Joness Spanish Luy White
Makes the akin smooth. and clear and bright
Gives IL a natural he-like marble look
More smeoE and beautiful than artist ever ioos:
Sold a. 81 Charhsr-s- 32l Broadway, n. VI or 20
Fu!tons ST. Brooklyn. Price Is cepia- al Zieoo
q Russian Kesan and Old Castillo Soap, fore saei
wholesale and RETAIL by 7. Jones, 90 Chaibans ga zeoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Con,ccticut Elecrian-osieal.

Total27sa2 q 2G3 22i5 20 SOS 20 255 2.l42
/ Bissel over Toucey 6l9 Baldwin over Toucey, $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

T hlEAcLE--to cure Eraptions an beAutfy eiesf
Ssln-A valuable discovery in Chemistry cas-
peeh maze lssiF by IL V-sprici, Italian Chemist for
Cyl rrpPtops aud for chsngiEg the color Of tars
!eioT, or ol.coored ssin 10 tine juvenile and yoaIo
de has maze his 10 the convenient tofm o.
piece Of soap for Any old Of eruption suca
also, freckes, Tan, suubr.p morphew pmpes bloches,
&c Ask for Joness Chemical Soap, al the sign OF ,se
american Eagle ~ Chahaust 32 Broadway, and lS9 Eaf
Ion-st brooklyni 9 St.ie-sL SosiOn. e24 2teod
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Chris1inus should Yote.

d BA ca conSE FISH Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

ITALIAN INDICATED SoAP-sot ef-ctuaily removing taa
pimpl-s lecEes roughne,s saowress L. from the ,ktn
Tarrant Prepared 0y DE- Goorand, 81 Walkefst. Gfsi
Goor faoN Broadway, where may be had his celebrated
Rouge for coorng lips cheeks deep csrnaton inge,
Ly w lille for he complexion, Hair Dye BealIs Hair Be-
1sotsaye fonad7 Tor faasiznLly dyelEg gay hairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

~ A Liquid Coloring for the Hair. Whiskers, &c
Its claims 10 patronage Will al once be understood by
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyerg the hair It's application is simple lis eaec, GER
tain being emphaticay perfect Hair Hye, without de-
s,royng The elasticity health OF the hair To fancy
store keepers druggists, &c il viii be found most de-
sirabIe article rs hey can with confidence recommend II
10 their customers and be troubled with complaints OF
its dyeirg the skin linen. Il will not rub Cd the hair
and constant washing only improves ts appearance The
color permanent and perfectly uniform, entirely free
from those tins varying from the faded &c
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof OF s efficacy the inventor Is prepared 10 apply the
bye whskers. portion OF the hair without charge
those wishing purchase If II proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has private Prepared only and
sold wholesale and retail by VIM BACHELOR, No. /.
Wsl-sL Broadway Price 81; double size - so
Copy The address.
Agenls-Nev-York, Dr.. Gouraui 81 Wslker-sL; Brook
yn. Mrs HAYS lSs Fuou-st; Philadelphia, Eug. Roussel
Pa Wm Jackson SO Libery-sL; Columbus, Ga, Winter
Eppns. o.S !meocl,'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

IA, packci.ship Columbia, rom Lierpool-Dr shrecr.
decker and lady Philadelphia; Miss Coryel. Mr. 7
Glover and lady. New-i York; Joseph Denne II McLaush
Ian Mrs Keynon Mrs Locktt child and servant Brook
Ign Chas Scott and lady, Washington D. c., Miss
Scott Mr. NJ Bain Hsyti + Wright, Mr. Whitman. South
Carolina; Rev Mr. hcnncy Mystic, Conn Rev Mr. Lin
sew Warren X. l.; VIM ketchum, d d Condade Mrs
Layton, England; Mcssrs Wilson and Wilson OF
Baltimore--;590 in the steerage.
In pccEetssip Yorkshire from Lirerpool-Mrs Weiss
Masters de- Callet and Is children aud attendants from
Vienna; Mr. II Witie New-lork X Il Warrington, MD
England F. Wilson, bearer OF dispatches, John Fowler
England.
In ship Meta from Breraei-Mr |. pesssner, w Dessa
ncr Miss NJ Dessaner NJ Battmann and lady Viewer
+ Her,z. + Flats, nr G Hcsse, w Whetrath-2O3 in
the stccrage.
Ia bark Cdlio9aey, from G}GSs0r-Mr p sim. and III
the stecrsge
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NOTICE 70 ..payecs-GsoatrO!lsr,. o6cs, B-oek

NOTICE 10 TsS- payers.-Coutroler's Ofcs Brook
lNlyu November I7th, ls+6-Pursusnt 20 Act OF me
Legislature eoiil-6 An Ac! relative 10 The collection OF
Taxes The cily OF Brooklyn, sad for other purposes
passed April iSih s+ Notice IS hereby gwen that he
Assessuen; Rolls for Taxes for The current yea have this
day been delivered 10 the Controller Of the CITY OF Brook
yn and that from a. which shall Dc paid 70 me SAID
Controller within thirty days frcc The dale herec de
ducton OF Three per viii BE ads, and taai from a.
which shall De paid alter expiration OF ie said
thirty days and within sIn;y days from sst da.e deuc
lion OF Two Pc. cent will Be made and La; and afrr
the FIST TUESDAY n January next One per cent VIII De
added al taxes ihea remaining unpaid and thai he
THlEp Tuesday OF Jsnuary rexi, The said Controller VII
dslive, 10 TIE Collectors OF the CITY OF Brooklyn Inc
said Assessment Rolls together with The wsTsns thereto
annexed directing en 70 proceed with regard 10 Ihe
pad taxes in the manner directed by law
The Controller would Peca1y recges; hose yho
tend 10 avail themselves OF ne provisions OF The refer
~ 10 in he above roics. Inform hiI i-reo.
prac;icsbe thsi their bills be IN readiness
prevent delay whel they ay be prepared 10 pay iei
In compliance with resolution OF The Mayor sad Co
mon coupci NOTICE IS hereby farthe: given TIA, The
Courro,or will receive ta1es al rs elner IN ibe Ciiy
Buildings. FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ MIL : OSLoch
P. NJ and other hours a q S S
nlStojA
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MARRIED :

On Sunday evening 18th inst. by Rev r l. Harris,
Miss CATHERINE JANE TAYLOR to Mr.. VIM. n.
BRUNT all OF this city
AT Trinity Church the 18th inst by Rev Cornelius
r. Duhie JOHN VAN BENTUUYSEN BLEECkER to
SARAH RoSALlE daughter of the late Henry Lynch.
At Cambridge n. Y. the 18th inst. by Rev. ?. Bul-
lions d. d Rev Aexr D. Bullions pastor of the Pres
byterisn Church at East Hampton, l.. !! 10 Margaret
daughter of John Shfer Esq. OF Cambridge.
In Coxsackic on the ETH inst 10y Rev Mr.. Van Kleet,
John F Morgan OF the Essex county Republican Reese
vile To Mary A. Eastman Farrar OF the former place.
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GARDENERS
INIMITABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE.

~ A new and invaluable discovery which n.aniane-
ousy change, the color OF the haroma White or any other
color 10 beautiful black brown. and without the least
injury 10 the life health Of the hair damage 10 the
skin. lis admitted that this dye produces VIA! Is want
ing inmos other dyes natural coorand IN addition
mpars 10 the hair beauty and elasticity in appearance
which cannot be surpassed.
Purchasers are requested be particular in getting ,l'
genuine article. GaIdners Innitab!e Hair Dye Sold
al wholesale ami retail J. Manorts, No. 90 Broadway
and j. B. Hammond Co. Druggists No. 27s Broadway.
nj wire and srains MIC lm5
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IoNnoN. Nov. Sd. $50

IONDUN, NOV. Ju, IcfD.
The arrivals of Corn last week, particularly from
abroad, were large for the This morning the
supply of Wheat by land carriage samples good and
could not be disposed OF excepting nt decline OF Is
per or. Foreign pressed but where sales were
effected similar decline submitted to-
The top price of ;own.madc Flour is reduced 10 Sos
per sack Barrels are quite neglectected and could
ly be sold AT Is. 2s. reduction.
Barley must be written 2s. a IS. per Or cheaper
Beans and Peas unatercd in value.
The Ga, trade is heavy, and prices Is per or. lower
Maze continues to be freely offered and cargoes at
aud quality.
Lsced has considerably advanced in value and cakes
are very firm.
F. s On Change, have been informed OF cargo OF
Indian Corn TO arrive. having been sold high SIS
inc white
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.XVM. t. JENNINGS IL co. Draper. and Tsilof.

X9JM. T. JENNINGS Il co. Drsp-rs and Tsllofs,
w Importers of Cloths. Cassmeres Ne-tngs, Fancy
Dress Articles Ic-n appreciation Of The success which
attended their efforts in catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the commencement OF the Fall
Trade that viii be their endesvor To add TO he induce
men,s which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LIsHMENT =. which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which mus continue TO commend them 10
the economist For the style and character of the cloth
ing we are enabled furnish, through The aid Of efficient
corps of cutters be found in the country, is the
.ecue! 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges.
A large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweeds &c for Dress and Froek Goats Overcoas Sacks
&c French En- gsh and American Cassimeres FOR Pana-
looms word in reference TO this garment in which tas
experience has satisfied the many fsv cutters eSces
trial in this line is especially solicited. Merino. Velvet
Silk and Satin vestings in res, variety The
ment OF first quality Resdymade oyereoas, Original
Sacks Cloaks Dress and Frook Coats PantAloons Vests
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles Scarts
Crsvats Hdk:s Gloves, Suspeuders, shirts. Collar
Susoms. Hall Hose. &c s2isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19

nv Bitfers.-Wr know of no medicine well calculated
for Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness General Debility, Cos
veness Hereditary Humors, any disease arising from
arrangement OF The stomach blood. the above
remedy Thousands have cured themselves hy resor. 10
tails dicne when every other means have failed and are
willing give any person afflicted with any of the
above compa testimony OF the efficacy and superior
Qualities oi Dr. Woods SarsGpaGilla and Wild Cherry
BiTiers.
Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT 4 KETcHUsf, l2l
Fultons and 1879 Broadway 81 Bleeckersi. n. Y; Dr.
Chas Nrr Williamsburg Price - larre hour nj Gis
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W1IsnN,s ErsrnRY uNITED sTATEs.
NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
FIRTH 4 HAIL. FrsnAllr-squ.re. and FIRTH
DHALL POND, Z5a Sros5~R

ID FIRIE HAUL FIsnA.4r-st~sI'. aI- 7 ~ -
DHALL K POND, so Broad way.
RINKs ORGAN IDOL, BOoKs-- This number CON
p-tes which The only complete anu Inorousa
booI for he organ published in this country The price
OF liz book complete and handsomely bound Is 81 Bound
copies NAV D.. had II IN. course OF "erA ne Oe Hey-
C;ra-d Walt composed and Dedicated 10 Leopold De
Never By Mss Augusta Browne. Price % cents THis
niece mas AT excellent and beautifully executed hheness OF
81. Neyer with MS signature and coat Of Jessie "
rev AID very 0eautitr! song ny Geo Ltrley sung oy
Miss Northaii Il very pretty yanee tile plate.
Price 50 La Pasien1e Vase svorie, composed oy
Ro-elen Pnce . cru-s. nS isr
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/ c. BOOTH * co. Tailor. aud Inpo

c. BOOTH " co. Tsi.ots aid Importers, Ia
~ Broadway. opposite John - IN receipt OF very
rch supply Of fancy Casslmcrs and EesunEsi also
lilies
The subscribers would also call attention their stock
fOvecosts Cloak, Office Goats &C. which Produced
in better TASTE OF finer materials than readymsd- gar
rn-ns generally and offered al prices thai fully
tain the character the house for lO charges MS Owls
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coTTos-The sales to-day have been 800 to 1900
,ses Prices slightly In favor of the buyer not
ced;py an ;c lot of Liverpool fully fair uplands,
- ,oare bales cold for shipment al l0ic. Freight
Ess been taken again to-day ID 10. square bales
liverpool
y,oyt of cetom from the Pods Of tie Uaited Sa.es con.
NJ u,e1ctaR lst SEPT. 1916.
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au,nsemerIts.
PALMo,s orrps cons


THURSDAY EVENING. Nov IS. the entertainments
VIII Commence v1th th- bur orcQs fsrcr *
BAABoQZLING
SIR MArrnaSuke Meadows NJ rhsn,au,i.ls
Capt trsnA 5s1incofi e MIR. Il Hall.
Emily with popular Sousl Mss Nx-y sytor
Alter which, Mons S0uNARI Will make his srsi .p-
PearsRce n his eognty n GrsaG Pas De Oeux taken
from The 5alet OF LIE PERL
Mons SoGSar;. lie Feri.-.Srgle slangy
To coucipde with ballet called la CHATrE
METAMORPEOSEE IN FEMME. Cha-Scters BY Mile
Blsnsv. NOES. Hazard ST; Mile Celeste.
Doors open ala Before : Performances to commence
exactly i; = O'clock
Tickets to al psrs OF he house Private Boxes except
cd 80 cents
pALM0'S THEATRE.-op Monday Nov. 80. ISIS,
L Ar; LOVER taRthcs OF HscGy. Andy. Rory OAore,
Sc-i VII give LIS GrsI IRISH EVENING At Pslro's Thea.
re N.th MS SeHsy--;hs celebrated recttato5 OF
SaAasS OSAlEN. sHd Nr. Lovers original co-ric
story oflhe GRIDIROS.
Admission 50 ceniS Tickets 70 be had 81 The As,or
House ard doors each evening
Doors ocer :. performance 10 commence ~ and
corclcGs II 10 O'Clock. nl9 KS
THE HUTCHINSON FANIII Y reigrn heir SrSie
scsaover srrens o the pubic The vrrv 5S,.
ering RECEPTION gwen them On Wednesday eveonS :, re
Tabernacle. snt beg leave announce that III will give
their second Entertainment. with change Of program
:be place Monday evening reSt Particulars
hereafter. ms
DHlLHARMONIC SUCIETT-Ejilh Season. The
subscribers and the pubic respectfully informed
that The Concert OF ire present season viii take place
az the Apollo Rooms Saturday Evening Nov slst 1876
Subscriptions received the Music Stores OF Nessrs
Schsrfen6-rg Las sEd {. : Hover, AID BY the Secre
tsry- 81 order. JAMES L. ENSIGN, Secretary,
El7 8; AZ HoGstou-sI
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yEThe T.. u. Senate of 1SS2.-The subscribers
respectfully announce ,heir large ueZzcnt engraving
Of The United States petsd and WILL In sor
,u'e De published Those who desire 70 IeSrve eaiy m
press,ons are Invited 20 call the National As,G:s @
isry and examine The engraving.
anlS isu ANTHONY, CLARK GO. ga broadwsy.
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rBoys, Clothing cut and made the most fashions
bic STYLE al Broadway up (opposite the Taser-
nscleiby MRS II. FREEMAN rs Snis
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NiTANTED-A siGsAiIol - Respectable v0lrg oman
w q cs-l5er-rai or 30 DO me homework Of small
private family She -rouG have objection go small
distance n the County, Sue can produce good city refer
Ire hsssrrerr Ma =
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80 TAPSCUTT'S FOREIGN TX ~,
4LTEfN change Emigration Oatce.-Drxfs on aSEG
ssxssae&h Gag Iand, Ireland, Scotland aDd Wales.
p,.soo. sElx send money any u Great br1-
ta! OF IIz procure Drafts Of The subscribers pay
abI- sight Without dscourt, in all The principal io~ns
az follows
IN Epgsnd-0u 2essrs. }. Barned Co Liverpool; Nc
lo1al and Provincial Bank Of England and Eraneses
In He&nd-Ssiionai Bank Of Ireland and Brsioee'.
throughout
In sco;lsnd-SstoraI Bank Of Scotland and Breaches
throughout o.-rrs1,rst,
Dra!t. can be forwarded by pscke, ship HOTTIsouEA
on The 2lst inst-ihe RO5CIU5 on ne 10 ,n
GREAT WESTERN on The nth, or hoS~. 'io
'np IRON bosoa On tHg - HTAPscoTr, &c south-st
-. .srord door West Of ButlrtS alp