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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-06

Vera Cruz, and brings late and unlavora-
BILE news from the army Of Gen. Scott.
1t seems that hosliiIies were renewed
on he 9Th nsr., Santa Anna aud Gen.
Scott mutually charging each other with
violation of the armislice, and by the
last accounts our troops had possession
of TWO streets, and had driven the principal
part of the Mexican forcein ortowards
the Plaza. Ourlroops had suffered greatly
from The fire of the enemy placed in win
dows and on The roofs of The houses, and
Gen. Worth was badly bu, not MORALLY
wounded.
Our loss since leaving Puebla, was three
thousand men. Mr.. rrist's proposition
for cession of California, for considera-
ton of twenty millions, had been agreed
TO by the Mexican commissioners-bu'
another proposition fixing The Rio Grande
as the boundary on this side was premplo-
riy refused. Paroles was said 10 be on
The road between Vera Cruz aud Mexico,
wilira large force Of suerilas.
These accounts are derived from the
Sun Of Anahuac Of the 10th iusI., and
| brought by The Osceola, and verbal com.
munications from Mr., Dimond to The cap.
tain at the moment fleavins. have nj
doubt they may be replied upon essentially
This news reached Vera Cruz by the Ora
Zaba route.
am, very respectfully, your obedicn
servant. d.
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4 SOLDIERS LETTER.

The following letter from General Pierce
is one of the most Interesting hat we have
yet seen from the army in Mexico. mas
much as it gives more of individual expe'
rience enables The reader To fix his eye
upon single figure amid the sIruss ling
mass, and 81 Obtain clearer idea Of what
battle is. The leller was not intended
for publication, rs will he readily perceived
but il fell somewhat into the hands Of our
friend Of The Buslon Post, and he, very
properly, as we think. has made i, public :
Headquarters Isl Brig. 81 Div. Z. S. A.
MExsoeUE, Mexico, Aug. 81.
Since I lert>Vera Cruz 10 this hour |
have had no means of communicating with
The States. Although but few nonlns
in The service, kno,o what are iaIigue'
anxiety aud exposure. Contrary TO my
expectalipns, and contrary to my orders
from the department at Washington, was
compelled, for the want Of the requisite
provisions for lransportatInn. to remain
for more than three weeks at V. Cruz, and
for more ,aan four in Terra CalienIe, tlhe
vomi,o resion,) as ii is called. lrll the
dreaded city on lhe 10Th of July with 2500
men of all arms, and a train of wagons,
which, when closed, exteuLed more than
TWO miles.
On the 9Th Of August reached Puebla.
without The loss of single wagon, with my
command in Gne condition. My command
was attacked six lines on The march, but
The enemy's force in each instance was
easily dispersed, with trifing loss on our
side. The National Bridge afforded Ihe
enemy great natural advantages, 10 which
thew had added breastworks OH high
bluff which commanded the bridge perfect
"; across the main bridge they had also
thrown barrcade. [ soon discovered
that there was no way iu which his posi-
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LATE AND IMPORTANT INTEL
IIGENCE

From tbs N. Orleans P,cayuns, 26M Sept
The steamship James l.. Day, Captain
O'Grady, arrived yesterday from Vera
Cruz, which place she left on The evening
Of the 2Ist inst. bringing intelligence Of the
greatest importance. Immediately ON the
receipt of our papers aud dispatches we
issued an extra containing the news-brief
hu, sufficien, to satisfy public curiosity,
and allay tho anxiety for the fate of the
army, caused by the length Of lime which
had transpired without news, aud The pro.
probabity that hostillles bad been re-
sumed.
As ,ve anticipated, in our paper Of yes
,erday, the negotiations resulted IN MOTH
iun. The last letter from Mr.: Kendall, is
daied The 9TH insl.. and our file Of the Dia.
rio del Gobierno does mol come down laIer
Than the 5h, but The Arco Iris Of Vera
Cruz has letter from the city of Mexico
dated the 10Th inst, together with extracts
from The Diario del Gobferno and the
BoIelin of Allixco, TO The l2Ih, which, to-
geIher with the letter we publish. The
manner in which The armislce was rerrnIn-
ated will be LEARNED from the extracts we
copy. A perusal of MIR. kendalrs letter
howeycr, will al once show that feeling
of hostility was growing with the people OF
The capital as early even as The 3olh of
last month, and lhe Congress oil The state
of Mexico in session at Tolnca had de-
cIared against peace. Notwithstanding
repeatel belissrent demonstrations :hy Ihe
enemy, and positive violation of The ar.
,nistice in our wagons not being permitted
bv The u,nb To enter The city for provisions,
negotiations were still pending 10 as Eatc
date as the 9th. The Arco Iris received
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Correspondence Of The Herald and Tribune.
PENSACOLA, Sept %.
The brig. 0sceoa, Capt. Smith. arrived
at the Navy Yard here last evening, after
passage Of Ave aud a half days from
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not been seen OF heard Of the next day al
Tacubaye."
The mex, accounts we have from the
capital, came in letter 10 The Arco Iris,
dated the 10Th inst. We subjoin trans
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(From The D;urio del Gobicrno.)

|
At half past o'clock this morning The
Americans attacked The prcslion of the
mill of Elray, close t the fortress Of Chap.
ullepec. Ills nu ncrous and brave col
umns were however repulsed 3times BY
our valient soldiers, who this day gave bril-
liant proofs of their patriotism and bravery.
More han thousand Of The enemy re-
manned on The field Of battle. and our side
the loss has been less than one half that
number, having to lament the death of the
gallant Col, Don Lucas Balderos. Cen.
Don Antonio dc Leon being wounded to-
gelher with several olhcr distinguished
chief and officers.
The ORATOR." Santa Anna. commanded
in persnn the column, which forced the
Americans 10 retreat, taking with them,
without doubt, the conviction that il is
enly through rivers Of blood THAI they can
penetrate the city Of Mexico, and that a, all
events they will there find their sepulchre.
We translate the sub'uined letter from
JaIapa to the Archo Iris, without vouching
for irs correctness.
"When Gen. Perez; abandoned the mill
del Rey bomb discharged from Chapul-
tepel fell amoug the ammunition wagons
of the enemy in the yard Of Inc mill,
cnusing four Of them 10 explode, by which
300 Americans are said 10 have been
blown up, (uaiaron. including General
Worth, who, according 10 The account, had
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-ASToSfo LopEz DE SANTA ANNA.

On tho 7h. Gen. Herrera, as command
ant at the cilyof Mexico, addressed The
clergy, exhorting them IL, exert all their
influence to incie the people to arm Them.
selves and prepare to resist the Americans
army.
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BOOK TRADE.
MARGARET GRAHAM
HARPER BROTHERS vii publish At 70 os'ssl
M1ndsv


HARPER BROTHERS Will publish A. 10 o'r'e.k
Monday.
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By q r. James
Author o. Resell" Castle OF Ehrenstein' Bean
champ &C. xc
Price SIX P-nce
I'Hl- BEAUTIFUL Seton d. On thl. accomplished
L writers best veins differing however from the usual
plan and scope of bis numerous productions IL contains
some excellent moral lessons. and j. -uheshed By pic
lures Of social life srd picturesque groupings Of great
beauty and stirring dramatic interest
Choice works Of fcf0u hv popular agth0r. recently
published by HARPER s. BROTHERS
4 SIMPLE STORY. By Mrs Inchhai
FEkhS AND fARAFNl - By Mrs Gore
EMILIA WlNDHAM By Mr. Marsh
THE BUSH RANGER Bv Rowcron
CLOA EkNOok By Douglas Jerrod
CONFESSIONS or PRETTY WOMAN. By Miss
Partoe
LIVONIAN TALFS
CAPTAIN OSULLIVAS By Maxwell
FATHER DARCY By Mrs Marsh
LEONrINE. By Mrs. Mabery.
HEIDELBERG. By r. James
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HEAJ CHAMP by C. p r. James.
FOhTE>Cl r. By J :. Knowles Part
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DIED.

On Tuesday. the lith inst PETER DUFFY. q native
of the County Monaghan. ireland and for the sst 30
years a resident Of this City
HIS friends and the friends Of his sons nlaw Dr. = j.
Brady and Mr. John GsynSr respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from bis late residence is6 Grands
SIS 2t'O
On the 18th Inst HkHNEMANE NEWCOMB GALE,
son Of Henry G. DuHne NJ. ID. aged 10 months and 10
days
A. Brimfeld. Saturday evening Sept a. Of dysentery,
while on q visit 10 his brother. Mr. NATHAN LOW
BARD Of Sutton Mass in the 10th year Of ME sge.
At Pomfrot Conn on Wednesday. 9Th int Hon Ed
WARD ELDREDGE. after q shor. but severe illness
aged 3 years
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Nesmcric Influene e..

.. ia ESasor Of TA< T'sSHH'
co,,,;butions 10 the facts Of Mesmerism, original
,he other side Of the water, cannot very well be
$500 With distortion however per,inenty they MAY
:. .srerss to or bear hard upon the Revelations %
especially when II Is rscollected that their &C
.,,,,ce besrs date long prior 10 Davies natal day
I, ,.rises me tts, the .,upendous phenomena' In
p,,,.. csse 10 pretty much sncompsssed In nutshell
.,a Tia, there s nothing remsnIug really more stu
..Sous than ,hs, tho learned Professor" OF Heors"
.bous have been long in the state OF hsiHen'"o"
wbieb be- betrsys -.
From long snd interesting article 10 6'@DAA'"" '''
August | select an item or two.
Then ne becsme sad ana W Ss
Pu,srgusr tried neafaiE infpire DIM s.sI. -
thoughts. He hummed = tune 20 hinsei "'""'S '
tsn,diaislr pioor began 10 ftHS re o." L.. -, ,,
" But during inese e't'' ~ = ~. a
era msnifested q srll grestef ek'sDs' =, .a -
that xss solua 10 happen TO hef sn9 win
o,e,,ions Of mental philosophy and
ubv,,olosy al. es,zh rAA ta0'e "'oH"1 ~. ".e"N. I,
sos syroeE thy eyvssstd ~" H.sN' an. e.uer o.u
what they DESIRED or beeseo ny "'' "'A "''
do wis, was beyond her s'rensh
,,,o,,, Of II all was that amid highly enthus
..,. conp.oy of symp.iberc freDchmen the enbancsd
.. ,o..,b,v en- rapport with tho whole.
mr., en-. D. no question ba that Darius the re.
a., Of his s<.mUiss m>smusos and therefore there
"a, no stretch Of memory In dictstng his book sny
,.ber powers requisite Ia the case except willing
,epser Of his faculties mental aud physical into their
b.nds and iaaslnuch thst his deoided HteTes,
vbo car doub, bu, be- did sOi
The fao,s 10 the pyore Il; snd 7 T. need not be
,rd he making concessions D. the Evil Ore himself
IN admitting anything ordinary extraordinary he
witnessed IN Davis in the ncsmeric state because
~. re is no,hiog. after sl extraordinary in il We
awsys 10 this country dn some things At eastl are in
ibe dssth. And ell the SgrGordiaary Of Daviss
sss been Killed Of in Europe long ago.
Does not Cambridge dispute and successfully too the
discovery. popularity awarded TO II Yevi1. Am !
vroogi II 90. might no, whisper have reached some
OF Davies en5si and then this proof the professor
beet bosor) Of inspiration, far seeing falls To tho
round even with those carried away by specious sp
pesnces though II snounts to nothing at any rate 10
claiming Inspired origo for Davies Book nothing ia
eater thsn random assertions which msy sometimes
turn up right.
All this nose IL hae thlng for the geltersup Of the
book doubt, without H. by this time it would have
been in sleep than Davis has yet ,sken-ihe
sle-p Of desib.
n there Is neither "fostisn" bomOsst IN Davis'
book. plesss expunge those words from the language
IS there 10 then meaning for them
Yours .. T. q
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PASSENGERS ARRrurn

IN fatp honissupia from Lirtyool-Mf snt Mi.s To-
oias Of New.York Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Of Sheffield Eus
r ane Mr. NiiSinson, Of staten Island Mr. Chase Anne
1urtis OF Manchester Eng Mr. Ward n Vaiparaiso Mr.
Bliss, lady, daughter snd Son, 0f Mass Mr Jacobs of
Hamburg; Mr. ssrneuto Of Chill Mr J Holingswnrth.
o. FINLAND Mrs Jetery. of scofland Mr. Cochran Of
Dnbhn Misc Bnscoes u Ireland and 532 the
IN faP CieHriors, from Lirerpoo-Mr and Mrs Mont
zpnery and servt, Ihos and Roh Mookhouse John Con
mart, Blundel. Hiunari snd lOf 10 the stesrsge.
Ia s.ip harfora. from sa-aHaai-D Meat
IN bfrt IIurrnf, I ena RIO ds Jaa>ro-J Strufz
Newbruzze, NeWbuzze, Mayer, n Keller. wife and
two children. { R0wnrefiu
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JAMESS NEW NOVEL


.ftPrce cents
Miss Ps-ios's Louis XIv-compiete. Price -
There's CONSULT and Empire. part Price l2f cents
Theirs tolsl late and Empire ile edition Prire Poet
Part Flowers Psr.uniefl beautiful WORK Price 2ic.
No - Marine p be Price -i cents
Legends ol Mexico hy Linrnd Price 3 cents
Plsfourel. hg spring Price 70 cents
Ihc lnsnaree. hy Lady Bury Price - cents
TIE Grimes oi ts horrIl Rome il the Seventeenth
Cenwrr. hy Dumas Price % cents
4 Treatise Insanity. The only work of The kind iu
Che ni.ed states bv Grimes inIuais OF the nuatic
Asy .uu oI Tennessee. Puce - cents.
brllcourfs Organization oI Labor translated tv Fran
els GEORGE shaw. Price ID cents.
The Castle Bravo. By thc su'hor u Lord Eiwyn, Gc.-
Price - cents.
The Black Avenrer Of the Spanish Main Price p cts
Christopher Tadrole By Albert sm.thwiih illustra-
tions Prce p cents
The Adventures Of Bob Norbcrry. or the Ni'ess Fate
Price % cents
Irafiors Prrr 80 cents
All the cheap publications can be- ati 90 the counter
AS published as publisher prices
SIS " II. GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings
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,LfRlUuGHs
vENTryATING WIGS.


.,TAND PRE-EMINENT above all others IN the world.
- An examination Will prove this no egosticsl boast
Their peculiar light yeutafing and g0ssamer character
their being shaped and fitted 20 the head exactly the
natural hair grows. every hair having the Appearance Of
issuing from the skin their elasticity superiority Of
era and workmanship their style Of finish snd mode
cement, form such combination Of Improvements
that a the competent judges have pronounced them per
feet heads Of hair
Strangers invited 90 inspect Them whether from Gu
uosity with intention 20 purchase Prices moderate
ms Broadway directly opposite the City Hotel Entrance
BIZ the store of 81 John. halter. SIS ineodr
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HATS.
~ Gen,Iemeu'- Hars-Fal style

~ GentIcneu'- HaIs-Fan style-BiRD, corner
Pine and Nassau sThe proprietor Of this establishment
stimulated BY tie liberal patronage extended TO him by The
public induced offer their inspection and i'm
proved style Of Hat for the confident that the dra-
by and finish THE viii insure their concurrent
spprobation The improvements which he has gradually
introduced in the manufacture and style Of Hats needs
other commentator than that they have been uniformly
adopted By the elite Of the City.
Al lmis, BlRD cor. Pine and Nassau rs.
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rHENcTI LANGUAGE.

Ill. FARCE Bui din.s 20 Broadway cor. oi Relde-stl
ORAL AND PRACTICAL METHOD calculated esre-
Oca.y b. enable pupils 90 speak French and % UNDER
stand Frerch spoken-Pr0f LAGNOlA VIII commence
on THe.dsy september a. 1884, TWO Evening Courses for
iade. aud Gentlemen, to o'clock fcr belnners
from lr pari.s having already studied Ffehca Dc
ie n de Az, srecal course of aides. from n ~ y
ocork The above courses be continued every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday Terms - per month IN
,4 rsrncr1rs also given and schools attended. REFER
rycrs. Afa.srs Campbell r White. John G. White, John
Ia Forge. Coil irdef, EDITOR q Courref u <wlsecd
7 FRANCO AMERICANS, wishing 70 double
- every respect above rivalry, j. d-rous oi tssocatn
itself with capitalist. OBJ whom great fdrana4es would
81 ~araH Arnv ar the Office 0f fne paper ca Nssslu---
where he ed viii the necessary Information M
rrnfe.fafIv shing he prosperous condition " the
Journal and fhe safety of the lnyeftmenl - -
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~ FRNNCO ANiERICAINl
CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING. al rhe CITY Clothing Warehouse, No ll2
I Fglfrr-sf directly opposite the Old North Dutch
church where every style Of Fall and Winter Clothing
can BE- had f0 suit the poo ket and taste % 1l-
CLOAKs of black and blue Broadcio'hs, Beaver and
Pilots. from - t0 -
OVFR COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade o.
Tweed Brosdc oths Beaver and Pilots from - 20 ~
Also large assortment cf Business socks frock Coats
SINGLE aud oub.ebreasfer.
ri. NV .tvie 81 sHAD COATS from - % -l0
PANTALOON~. PLAIN aud fancy tasslmeres, French
Doe-kius ard English black Cashmere Saneits &c. of
every .-vle from % ~ g.
VtSfS an endless variety ri black satin, Nevefs Mer
mos End Bombazlnrs. from = 81 20 3
Also arge as-ortmeurof French, English, Derlsn ana
Arterirsr Brcadcorhs Casmeres and Aestluas, which
,gi BE- made MP order suit ne most fasiltiols
DANIEL 2 SMITH. l0- Fult0n-sf.
IL lrnand anllslIs TIE Oh Duieh Church.
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JAMES NEW NOVEL,

.FNII = . tTNIT-MHTt7T'T VTdUaln or No NNNcTstF
4 0f Fortune
TIE Adventures of Christopher Tad role. BY Albert
smith. Illustrated hy ieech. Part N. Price - cents
The Court of Louis NV, hy Miss farloe, complete IN
Nos fi cents each.
Chauberss Miscellany. ~. ,. worth having g
Ttms F0rtni ght Ran he. hy r. Mlckeliar b0und-75c.
4 simple Story. hy Mrs lnchbad IS cents.
Legends of NeVco by Lpnard. - cents
The Ensnssed. by Lady Charlotte Bury. Scents.
Russell hv o. p r. james p cents
The Duke and his Cousin. hr Mrs. Grew % cents
Fresh Gieaninrs bv lk Marvel -
P1sforel. nr the Sorcerer. hy F >oulie 80 cents
Tie Bandits OF fle Usage bv p Bennett - cents.
TIE Countess of morton. or the Trumphs of oman, by
r S0u'ie. sd cents
The Commander Of Malta. hy Sue-illu.trafed %
lrelards Welcome 90 the Stranger, by A. Nicholson
bound FL
Public Men Of the Revolution. by Hon VIM sullivan.
IL ID. Ulusfrafed-honnd 3
How 90 Pay the Rent. Farce. as played a. the PARK
Theatre this evening. ! p cents
Al the publications soon "a issued, for sale Al
BERFORD CO.'S Cheap Publication Depot,
al 2tis Asfor House.
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The Erie Railroad Co advertise for proposals for
$4,000 seven per cent bonds forming first lien
On the road The interest these bonds until track
70 completed to Lake Erie 10 to be deposited with the
Controller Of the State No bid less than par will be re-
eeived Nothing can be eater than these bonds and we
presume the loan viii be At once 6nedup
Al boston the Money market is in rather an I'M
settled state having been sseea BY the event. of a.,
week In this City
The vslae ct merchandise exported from the mort
cf Boston 10 foreign ports durn. the week .,a,,, -.
H. was ss follows Domestic product. SOM =, :, .
Foreign products s33ls4 80 Total. t234 $50 10
The quantity Of Flour received at Boston ,ss 81,
week wss 1906 bbls OF which 300 wen, ov.r ~.
Western Railroad of Corn there received 50 ess
bushels and TO- leo sscks Corn Meal, s3i bbls wses,
i073s bush Os,s 9.Sl2 bush.
The White Water Canal Co. have pettioned the
City Council of Cincinnsti tpr loan Of 5000 TO com
pe,e the repairs OF their Canal
The Banks in Wilmington N. g have ad
vneed the rs,o OF premium for Northern checks from
The halt Of one TO per cent
The deialcation of the Cashier and Teller OF the
Branch Bank Of yrgnis at Lynchburg 10 now supposed
TO exceed fifty thousand dollars
The value of exports from Baltimore during the
month Of August $500 65 Tho quantity oi lumber
inspected 10 The r.t six months of the year 32O0OOO OF
ieei The export OF Tobacco let January 20 ytn inst
have been 3Os52 hhjs. OF which 27.00l hide were 10
Germany.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 POLIO ROOMs.-THE FRENCH BEN

POLIO ROOMs.-rHE FRENCH BEvrvO.
hLESr SOCIETY have much pleasure in ANNOUNCING
th.f through The kindness Of several highly dsingushed
,t.fs who have generously volunteered their eminent
ser,ices they are enabled 10 give
GRAND CONCERT,
In "A n tie funds Of the society Monday. sept -
a. the Ar0i0 Rooms.
First APPEARANCE BIS return, n the celebrated AIT
1T. HENRI HERL, Pianist % 4 VI ne Aiag Of the
fions and first time 10 America IA PARiSiENNE. bra
vufa variations 0l the p1nofos. with accompaniment Of
row erfa chorus performed BY hm a the grand con.
siven By him the Hotel &c VILE PAris IN ard Of
the victims II the Revolution 81 July. The oAowins Art
ists have Likewise volunteered their services
MsSsme PICO.
Siu BENEDETTl.
Mons DJBREJtL.
irsi baritone OF the French opsIs in New-OrieAns his
second appearance in New-N0rk
Debut of tie recently arrived celebrated vonist HERR
" BATIENhAl >>FN. nrsf solo PLAYER 81 the Court
Theatre of Cassel. Germany
N ID ETlENNE Will preside 81 the pisno and lead
the ehorusses Full particular viii be found the pro
yrammes
Tickets a. To Be bad from the committee. tho music
and he door Concert 20 commence o'clock
precisely si55i
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Snecial attention u Tequesteu . NE IoIIo"int ,
~ fmpor,nnt Noficc.-The astonishing success and
i,'r,e,,se rafronare attending the New Hat Company
esabshea now only months. induces them A. once
finish and NOR. costly trimmings The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged 70 supply
the Nutra MoesSin Hat that can be manufacturer
Al their standard price Three Dollars The Company VIII
introduce for inspection their Fall Style on the I'm inst
and invite the spectou OF the public 10 their elegant ad
superior finish, I'LL. the opening Of the season. which VIII
be on the 18th Of August As usual second quaty-no
second price Aud on consideration viii old Hats be
taken Ia exchange except from the patrons OF the yearly
Arranse meuts. GARBANArI Manager, l48 Nassau-st
aua Inns d door from Spruce, and 10 bowery.
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SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK Of seas0Bsbe goods. comprsng he LATEST
Osrd most fashionable sy les 10 the market. "a offered Tor
in.recon under the assurance that The enteavor,
rhich have elected very liberal share Of patronage vii
b. erertsf % give satisfaction m the style and make o.
,,-u-nts n particular would commend ~ the aifen-
1 IN those who h8ve proved the truth of ssseriions
n reference % the superior cat Of panfao0ns are -na
bed o. furnish assortment q tassilneres ara Dr
rr. ard those iu " Etaud try garment, scf
er.i b. shly approved styles Of seeks
From tie particular attention directed 10 Amy aud Va
81, --ort Uniforms are furnished in strict conformity 20
rergistiols AID have always 90 hand goods !" an
s-- Nm. r-guirernenfs OF al GRADES ol The serylce
Nm H. JENNINGS < co. Diapers and In-ora,
100 go PSI Broadway. Amrrfcfu Hotel