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CoNsTcEirIoy FoE OEEsoN.-A very imposing ceremony
dnl AZ MOnueal-the elevaunR 70 tho Episcopal dignity
Of tho Rev. Mr. Blsnchet, one Of tho canons, who was no
minated at Rome for the office Of Archbishop of Oregon.
Hs tide is Archbishop Of Walla- Wslia" Seven dioce.
sos are now formed IN Oregon, and Professionally three pre-
lates supountend Them, tho Archbishop and Two Bishops.
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NEW BOOKS.
Received i'm at j. w. RAN
a CO.'S BOoksIOrc and lind


cry, l2l MAIN STREET.
FRIDAY, Oct. ., 1876.
Use.
GeReueve, by A Dumas, translated by II w Hsrb.r, IHt psrt.
Csc.
Sam Bou.o,n and his Republic, by c z Leaier soc.
The Rngdoye, OF The Pnvnteer and the Cutter, by J u IngahAm.
Csc.
Elements Of Mortality, with numerous cngTavings; 37c.
Bavies Univesiy Arithmetic, the Science OF NUMBER, sc: Use
The Hyaeinh, or Affections cinfo l5I5, with beautiful plates.
American Agricultural Almanac for Is47; &c
Skyline Leaves, or The Mirror OF Eau, BY Mn H. Woodnan-
a beautiful volume: Use
Mothers Present a Holiday Gin for the young: I5e
Doctrine OF the Cross, illustrated in a memorial OF a humbe fo-
lOwer Of Chris; 62e
The Floral Year, embtl ished with Boqucts Of Flowers drawn and
eoored from Nature. each flower illustrated with a poem, BY MI.
Anna ? DIMES in splendid Gilt Binding.
Hoods southern Church melodist:-a collection ofSacted Muse,
arranged for four voices, with figured base for the Piano Forte OF
land, &c
THE CASH SYSTEM enables persons to buy
u and eel cheaper than the credit systsm- Not having the
losses OF The credit system to make nom my cash customers, am
enabled To sell goods AZ low as can be purchased in The Northern
market. I am thankful fr past Avou from the public In general,
favor me with a call to the following articles, M
Cloth DUfs Coats from eIO To 20
Foek, ~ o go
Cloth Over Sacks, l2tol5
Business Ftoeks, 9DI6
Tweed Frock. aud Backs, 3O 8
Dress and DOreys, 5o =
Pilot O.COau, So 7
ProckF, 3o
Cloth ClOaEs, $50 to 30
Plain and Fancy Cas-. Pants, 5000
Vests, 3to45O
Together with Shaker, Ipswich. Angola and Mehno under Shirts
and Dnweir; large lot Of plain and cord shnts, from use. TO s2,5O.
tuied expressly for Ihs market by myself, call q 1Ii nAn 81
oe sILAs MEKCH ANT.
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Germany.

GpFaT Fms At Lurue-The Courier Beige Of the 9Th
oonisins On sccount Of q 6rs ~ Leipsio, which broke out
on the evening Of the 29h uit a. the Hotel do Pologns, and
which continued 10 rsge during the whole night
AbOot 10 o'clock the flames had airoady committed gfeat
rv3Rcp, and rising 70 a considerable height Illuminated tho
whole city. A. siH O'Clock IN tho morning Of the 3Otb, tho
cOnnagfauon was sml violent. The Hotel dc f0loRno
forms part of on extensive range Of buildings situated IN the
cenro Of the city, snd u one 81 the richest quarters Of Jeip.
&C; the grostsf part Of these buildings hsye been Destroyed
by the hames.
sover,i serious accidents took plsce. The Gazette Uni.
Iv announces the number q killed az FIVE. and wounded 81
nine.
The JOomsl farther Gays ibst atll o'clock 4. w., on
tho ooh, the ere was entirely subducd, aud haiti was not
40 then that the alarm bel ceased 70 sound. Thus the
flames continued to raee without iniernissiOu for 10 hours.
The losses suttsined b. dis disaslsr sre very considorsble
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The approaching msuago Of tho Due de Montpensier
with the lnfsnta Donna Louisa will be solomni,ed on the
9th inst The contradiction Of the report that Mr.. Henry
BulWor lad protested against this marriage turns out 10
have been premature, although his protest was wholly pro-
vsi0nal.
LIE ssd that "bs bad issrned with surprise that IL was
tic intention 81 the Spanish Government to carry into e.
fee' tho marriage OF her Msosy and the lniants sifaulta.
n .0usiy. and ~ a very early period; that the proposed
mamape Of tie Infants with the Due de M0ntponsier
could not be- regarded o. q private and merely internal
question, bot Wa, m every sense, a European ono, Of
ifansccndant Importance, and which might lead 10 the
most serious complications; that 10 consequence, snd in
tho absonce n any precise Instructions from HE Govern
mont, be- should limit himself 10 protesting sgainst all pro.
cssdings 10 the matter. until he should have ascortaincd the
views Of bic Government"
Since this protest was presented. a messenger from the
British Cabinet had arrived IN Maddd, with despaichcs for
Mr. Bulwer, containing, no doubt, the necessary insuuc-
lions lof hs guidance.
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The commercial advises BY the Gresi Western are of
highly Interesting character. The sdssnee IA the price Of
al kinds q provisions in Europe, has necessarily led to
increased pnecs on this side Of the water, and given sres,
senviiy % our markets.
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THE ELECTIONS.

The result of the August elections are briefly as
follows:
Thoroughly democratic
Kentucky-Whig gain.
Missouri--As ever, democratic.
lndiana-Democratic governor by nearly 1900
majority, but owing to local causes, a wing legisla-
ture by avery small majority.
Inois-Democratic to the core.
North Carolins-Whig, as usual.
Arkansas Election for members of Congress-
democratic.
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G5- PosTMAsTERs are authorized to act
as our agents; and by sending us five year
ly subscribers, with the subscription mon
ey, for either the Daily, Semi Weekly, OF
Weekly, will be entitled TO one copy OF the
same edition as they furnish us subscribers
for. .' |
95- The CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will
be furnished them on the same terms.
@s- NEWSPAPERS publishing our pros
pectus, with the notes attached, until the
LIST of December next, will be entitled,
during the next session Of Congress, to
receive a copy of the Congressional Regis
Ter and Tri- Weekly Union.
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ty millions Of freemenl Look through the world,
England, Russia, Prussla, France, the Germanic
confederation mbibing the spirit that VIII ul-
timaisly lead TO an unloosing of the shackles that
have hitherto etiered and restricted commercial in
tercourse between the nations of the world. Think
you that free and enlightened America is % be
the only nation that will refuse TO tear on the
chains that feter and restrict free commercial inter-
course2p d.
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The SECRETARY OF STATE left the city on the Cd
inst for the north, and the department is in the
charge of Mr. Trst, under an appointment from
the President, as Acting Secretary of State.
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First act In 1890.

RELieIoN IN MENco.-From an article in the Ro
man Catholic News Letter, it appears that in Mex
leo the hierarchy is composed OF an archbishop and
ten bishops, the number Of priests is about ten
thousand; that Of Roman Catholics about seven mil
lions, distributed into one thousand and seventy
FIVE psrishes.--.N Y. SUNDAY Despatch.
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NAVAL coNsrRucToR.-Francis Grice, naval con-
,tructor at the Brooklyn navyyard has been appoint
cd to the Office of chief naval constructor, to fiji the
vacancy created by the decease of Samuel Hum
phreys. Mr.. Grce will remove to Washington as
soon as the sloop-of-war "Albany" is completed,
which vessel was built under his direction.
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CENTLEMEN,s Hats Autumn style.--
VI simultaneously with the eminent house OF Lea
nv g. Co, Astor House, New York, shall, on Thurs
dsy the Sd Of September, issue new fashion for
gentlemen,s hats, 70 which invite the attention Of
NV numerous customers. VIM. B. TODD,
Aug 3l--3tf Fashionable Halter
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Above 20 that cannot
rpad or ,,r,to

as friend Of ours expresses it--'this is a knock
uoWn argument, IN rebutting statements Of the igno-
rance Of Pennsylvania. We think so. too psrtic-
uariy as the average Of the most intelligent States
exceed one per cent-Psnnsyipani ,
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426

Bv the act for the relief ef The gamers u
he ship Herald, u Baltimore,
For extra tonnage duty charged upon
said ship by the collector Of the
port Of New York, in September,
l644-[ Indefinite.
BIZ he act for The reiisf ef hs otonsrs and
ersio ofths schooner Tamersd.
For fishing bounty Indefinite.
By the act for The relief Of Maths"
Smii., Charles x. Smith, and others.
For fishing bounty Indefinite.
BIZ As act for ths rshef Of Richard
~ kidd and Benjamin Kidd.
For balance remaining unpaid and in
terest thereon Of a Judgment re-
covered by said Richard Kidd and
Benjamin Kidd in the circuit court
Of the United States for the south
ern district Of New York against
Samuel Swartwout, late collector
Of the port Of New York, for du-
ties illegally exacted.-[Inde6nite.
BY the act for the relief Of James Err
toin, Of arkansas, and othsrs
For losses sustained by contracts
with the United States lndeh-
mite So a.n. zr
BY the act for the relief Of John Jones,
surviving partner ef John Jones and
Charles Ssadsr.- Indefinite.
BY the act for The relief Of the legal rep
rsseniaiiuss Of George Dupai, Cher ,
Okss INDIAN Indefinite. LII
BY 1ls act for the relief Of .4braham b.
FsnRin.-( Indefinite.
BY the resolution deeIarai0ry u The act
passed t,osniy. third august, eighteen
hundred and JOrty-i,Oo, entitled I'm
act for the relief Of Charles p. Sib-
bald."-l Indefinite. .
BY the resolution Ju iAs relief Of Put
nsy & Riddls-[Indeknile. .. .
BY the resolution for the relief Of Laois
De Russsy, late q paymaster VA ihs
army Of the United Slaiss.- lndeh-
mite.
By he resolution for the relief Of Peter
GOymm.-[lndehnite.
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Raised in the same year, and
In 1902, 1894, 1897, &c so
as to be from 1905 TO 1912.
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IGNORANT PENNSYLVANIA

A new York wing paper denounccs Pennsylva-
MIA as Ignorant" dumb and INDUCES in other
explosives equally unfounded towards this State
simply because it steadily adheres to the measures
OF the democratic party. To show how the intel
ligence Of our population compares with that of the
crack" wing States; we submit the following state
ment, which we think is conclusive Our politics
we sure is right.
In Pennsylvania, there is over $50 newspapers,
published in the English and German langUages-
many OF the latter ably conducted each having from
1000 to 5000 Subscribers, quite as numerous cir
eulauon, comparatively, we will venture to assert, as
the paper which so hercely denounces the
of the Pennsylvania Dutch.r We use the censns
Of 1910, and we think we have improved since,
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S5l,476,lsl Is

The Of appropriation for Smithsonian Institute
10 be replaced treasury interest accruins Stats
bonds held by the United states for original Smithsonian
nj
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DIR: fELIX GOURAUDS

II l. A N M Il ID CA ED SOAP.
THIS admirable emoIlient is now by consent
rated No AZ remedy for botches pimpes, pustules
ssorf eckes sunbun all kinds Of ptions
sps cies Of discoloraton Of the skin All competition has
been completely d,stanced by this invaluable preparation,
the demand for which, within the moorhs,
creased than 500 cent and is still increasing The
cleaness and freshness which its mpsrs the compiler
ion have rendered it proverbai brautief Of the skin;
and dressing room can be considered furnished with
per toilet that lacks
also del cious compound and be used in bsrd
salt and sovereign and instantaneous remedy for
deep is the important that the thin which
resides should be kept in its and
Dr. @ might ampyf Tying the merits OF his
Italian Medcaed Sosp but he thinks that the number OF
cates which have been published houghout the Union
several thousand dollars TO the Doctsr IRON EN-,
of ships Officers Of the Amy and host Of dsnguishsd
Ladies the original which testimonials always he seen
requed are Doctor thinks sufficient TO CONVINCE any
wfnlly blind. II there be such, the Doctor
might apply them the language ofacpture and ay ye
believe Moses and the PROPHETS either would ye believe
though from the dead"
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle positively cxtirpstes root and
branch, all supe rfluous hair.
oourauds Liquid Rouge will impart to the pale cheek and
up crimson flush, magnificent as that OF the rose
aaruds G,ecan Hair Dye will change red or gray har
r0ousud Lily ts Instantly disspstes rsdnesses fushes
Beware Of deception and remember that i, is Impossible
me gsnu,ne preparations Of Dr. Goursud except
his -
Aerrrs-H Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA; Boston, A. g.
Jordon Milk street; Lowell Carleton Co: Worcester
Green Co.; Fierce, Albany. "a Imsnc
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LATEST lNTELLIGENCEs
TEL 6 @ r APHlC.
BALrIMoRE. Nov LIZ 1916

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1865 Pm.
To-day's western mail brings us two days
later intelligence from Santa Fe we, however,
find nothing of importance, and all remained
status quo ante belLagi in that quarter.
The Io,ca Reporter, of the Attn instant, states that
the " democrats have elected their candidates
for Governor and Congress, and that this party
will likewise have majority OF two in the Lee
gisature."
The Burlington Haokeye, on the contrary, is
disposed TO doubt the accuracy of The Reporters
statement and observes that the "prospects Of
the democrats having majority in she Legisa-
ture are not desperate, although there but
twentyseven wings elected, and thirty will con-
stitute ma orty." We cannot exactly get ut
the gist of The Hatckeye's logic, but suppose
that It means that some OF those claimed by tho
democrats are independents" and will not be
kept within the bounds of party landmarks.
The Southern Mail, received to-day contains
nothing new from either Mexico " our army
therein.
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BosroN, Nov. 10, 7 p. M.

BosToN, Nov. TO- p. M.
We are momentarly threatened with cold
northeast storm. Ne news of interest.
Bark Fredonia, arrived to-day from Liverpool
on the 9th ult, in lat. 49, Ion. 80 IL, she fell in
with the brig Lord John Russell, dismasted and
abandoned. Passenger, Z. J. Mayo, Esq Buffa-
10, N. Y.
Schr. Comet, from Baltimore for Halifax, put
in here. On night of l2h inst, oil Cape Cod,
blowing gale from L. N. E., had her decks
swept, lost bulwarks. tore nlainsal, split and lost
others.
Nothing in sight at dart Wind N. E., heavy
sea- and thick weather in the bay
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WAsHISeToS, Nov. H. l646.
Exhibition Of Military Intentions and improvements 70
We had the pleasure this morning, of attending the
exhibition Of various mil tary applications contrvances
Improvements, inventions and convenience near the
War Department
Captain Thistle. late of Florida exhibited his ambu
lantes. his India rubber tent, and q specimen piece
artillery.
The ambulante or carriage for transportation of the
sick and wounded Of the army is a very simple and in
genious affair. is carriage of two Wheels the body
being supported by epcal springs and provided with
an elastic bed, rendered waterproof from being covered
with cloth OF India rubber. The bed IL capable of
holding six men, lying feet feet and the holsters for
their heads be raised depressed according to the
wishes of the nvads There three shafts at both
ends of the carriage, for the accommodation Of two
horses SO that either the right end to hitch on to-
the may require In mountain passes. ths wheels
may be taken and the body OF the carriage with the
sick may be rested upon the backs Of horses mules
two Leading of in the shafts in 'front.' and two with
the shafts at the other end precisely upon the principle
by which four men would carry q heavy weight upon
there cspaceus open box for the baggage of the
in addition to which, you discover a number of panks
protrudng out and .upPstsd particularly by the shafts
that stick out behind These psnks intended for the
metamo. phoss OF the invalid train ino bridge pom
ton The shafts Of these smbulsntss arranged that
they nterlaP and are fastened together AID are then
covered with these planks and the ends OF the body Of
the carriage being taken on and the beds taken out and
one ambuant in this manner connecting behind another,
you have bridge for crossing your infantry
and artillery. When there sick or wounded the
carriages may be probably employ ed as transportation
wagons. They neatly and strongly Duht Zen.
Scott examined them with evident Sur
geon General OF the army approved them ana COL rayne
who was said that doubt many poor fellows
lite would have been saved IL they had had such car
riases for the Of the wounded from the
biocdv Galds of PaIo Alto and Resaca de Ia ralma.
The indiarubber tent Of Capt Thistle, is snug affair,
and capable Of holding thirty men, with rack for their
arms afonnd the centre pole The whole thing full Of
Joints and hinges and be taken down and done in
bundle.
triyed the breech is unshipped and the charge in
sered at the stern md all closed up fast again
as the cartridge is inserted IL looks though IL might
work well, though there were experiments made in
actual discharges.
MIR Peter Won schmidt, quite a mechanical genius
exhibited at the time, his invention discovery
gunpowder cotton He fred of revolver, with sma
charge several times, and exploded two Of the barre
with half the quantity in weight Of cotton that would ST.
required ordinary charge Of powder. There s bo
danger, perhaps, the TOO instantaneous comb estm
OF charge Of Gotten, in using it in the firing Of &
lery. tS
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL


GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
hisE' 1aS c q NJ
, mhsJ - Will ,ass place on MONDAY EvANiNG Noy
~
vii pres,e at the rianoforehaving kindly volunteered
PROGRAMME
"Gu,lsans Tell lgianofcTIe, Miss Jose,
d si%'Sa oae Nom as so.i es;a Herr
s. Crane ma! fi.ncforie.Mi:: j. Bran D0ni''''
o. son, nomancs ir9n Joseph" -. Herr
the opera Of Robert la Diabe" Msyerbssr.
l. songzMr. Ferguson tby I par,, ul.r request,
a. Solo PanoiSre-si.. Far:i. 'Edoa.id E; uA0""
3 t@Paaoioris.M,:. ia.i ..d Mis-: H. 'Hansn
BT.%.o1i fCiqs aaS from T.neIsd Hunter
$. Grand Fanta.ia-Miss }. bramson. La som.
Tickets One Dollar be had at the music .tores
and the door on the evening Of Performance Children
DooGs open att. the Concert at O'clock pre-
CeT,i6ea,e presented to Miss Josephine Brsm.on by emf
nsnt Professors OF Mase-we have had the pleasure Of
throws n.Or. force o in the volume Of her than
to s s'Ss
PgoYEssoRs or New YoRK.
Piero Msroncsli, Michele Rspstt GeQrge Loder A. f.
Heinrich 4 Kyle. Austin Phillips, Julius Metz U. T..
Hill, q. w. Thomas Jones.
PRovRssoRs OF HARTFORD.
:, W. j. Baleock, W. Greatorex, V. c. Taylor, James
Barnet, JOS. Monds, Carl Loyenx.
fRoTEssoRs oY fHILADELPHIA
Enrich b. Z. Cross j. d. Coninct, EDWARD Barton Jo
ssph Plight, Jarvis Dongo A, kamhart e. f. Dudoph
+ Stolts. VINCENT Smith. Augustus Caruii.
PRovHssons oY BALTIMORE.
H. A. Allen, p. Petri, A Mex.
. PRorEssoRs OF BOSTON,
George w. Webb conductor of the Boston ACADEMY Of
Music; Henry Schmid leader ofthe Phha monte Society
VIM keyser leader Of the Boston Academy of Musc j. g.
Meader, y Garcia g. Baldwin Edward l.. Walker, Ed
ward l.. White.
~ b. Miss b. having commenced Tuition the Piano
Forte, will attend the resdence Other Patrons give i
structions at her dwelling 70 Fourth Street, the
sonsole terms nl< 2tc cd inssr
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WAsHrSeror, Nov. IA, 1916. J
Movements and Doings
Not so bad after all. Michigan and Iowa are nearly
o. H. outstanding the hsrbor vets The Intelligence
had well nigh enumerated those fowls In advance Of the
Matching.
Rumors Of changes the cabinet are sgain ahos Blu
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TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY
THE only snd original Walnut Oil Military Shaving
Soap Family Soaps, highly Scented Toilet Soaps CO.
ognes Extracts, and general assortment OF Of
perfumery Of the choicest description and the lowest
prices.
Southern Merchants and Dealers in general invited
examine stock before purchasinE elsewtefe
* ,msr JOHNsON. vRoOM & FOWLER
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SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, sc.
SUPERIOR sperm andes, at % cts !b winter bleach
~ ed Sperm OIL, At 81 on; very good white Lamp OIL
IS cs white Solar do, SIX cts with very large stock Of
fresh Teas Family Groceres foreign fruis kc For sale
wholesale and retail low Goods delivered to
any part ofthe city free Of charge, by
J. y. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 and l,9 Greenwich, and 70 Vesey sts
Also large assortment Of cheap white and brown suss
NIL tmsr
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arcrrns NOTICES.
Royal GITRI.gv an.,,o,,.,

ROYAL CURLY, Aueriouser
" ALuAbLE ENGRAVfNGs,-This evening. will hs
scIa By Royal Garley Co.. their LcnE Koom sO
lection of English Italian and French engavngs sny Of
mem very nne aud by eminent masters including many
nc. 49, '" "
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
H. THE well known Trottng Horse Cayuga Chief
IN He has troued a mile a wagon in two minutes
AZ2. hirfyhye aud half conds public being The
beet time record To be sold the New York Tsrter.
aIs on Wednesday the 10 of November inst without re.
serve, as the owner rs going South MS 3tsrh
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SHAWL WAREHOUSE,
~

THE rROPRlETORs OF this Establishment invite pur-
chssss to examine their extensive collection, Raging
from shawl 20 cents the India cames hair
$500 Dealing exclusively in the article Of Shaw
make the interest OF buyers account OF the large
sor ssoxs, well the low prices which
selling, by the case, dozen single one.
JOHN q. HENDERSON CO.,
Inn Pearl str
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COLMAN,S

EMPORIUM or Art AND Classic CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books, Paintings
w Pusyings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Driving
aeor flight of easy stairs Ih.vng leased the frs!
many below regular being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up possible his Book Department.
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
nquantIues.
Purchasers invited TO call and examine his New Rooms
No. 2o3 Broadway, second floor. alb eodexs tfers
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FkEEMAN'S Hall TO LET.

FKEEMAN'S HALL TO LET.
THIS HALL, bsilt by the Freeman's Hall Asso-
E: citation Of the city Of Brooklyn charter from
the Legislature OF the State Of New York. is now
nearly completed and ready for a tenant.
Thu: spacious building fifty by eighty feet square, and
four stories HIGH Eanty situated for public hotel in
South Brooklyn, the corner of Columbia and Amity
streets here IS hall occupying the whole of the third
noor aud three stores the basement front Columbia
street and TO frat the whole will be rented by
term of years.
The attention Of keepers of public hotels is invited aud
they requested to the premises further ufo
nation, apply to either Of the undersigned committee
JOHN SWEENEY, Columbia Hotel South Feuy
THOMAS MULLjGAN corner OF Atlantic and Hicks
streets
TdOMAS LESLIE Secretary of the Association.
Nov. 6. 1886. p92wsc
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FREE CONCERTS,
coMSIrfro
SELECT FREE AND EASY.
Every Evening, at the Stag Hotel, rs Mercer street.
beficeen Hotcdrd and Grand.
Commencing Thursday. Nov. 5, at 7< o'clsck.
VOCALISTS:
Mrs Newton. Miss De Mortimer, and Mr.. Collins.
professor will preside the Piano Forte.