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CHAPMANs DRAWING BOOK.

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b published
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Y The Conrriey des Flats UHis says that Mr..
David Hale Of the Journal Of COmrce charges the Com
rsit.ee of Arrangements for the meeting in honor Of
Plus TX one hundred dollars for the OF the Taberns
els The hghes. price generally put upon that building
sor An evening 10 $50 and at the utmost SIS.
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THIS WEEKS NO. Nov. 2ol Now Ready-THE
ARlSTOCRATiC MONITOR, Weekly LissraTy and
Miscellaneous Family N-wspsper-rhs paper an in
cepent. Iee speaking conservative sheet, and contains
greater variety q Interesting original trsusated and
ectec sskeches essays sc. than Is furnished By any
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- NAr ~ TWEEN sFSiNC AND Fgi~cc
We ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Band
u Of sable barm0nists -Messrs w 4, PI,ur, \ =
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Csrt. OF adn sion > cents Ccrcert 70 commence
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BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.

TIE FIRST LECTURE for the season vii b give
~ Professor Agassis, on Thursday evening, Nov IS
The srst Concert on Thursday evening Dec
K. NICHOLS,
4. W. BENSON Lecture
Mo fvrts d rPpTgFN,-fE.. NOmmittef
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~ The workmcn have actually commenced
,.,ips the nsw coping abou, the Park fountain several
,enshs we're put down yesterday afternoon. 1t pro.
ni,es TO bs very handsome.
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This Isl collection, the OF the Bowery and
DiysioEs Of illustrations modelled after life Of ell paris
sud conditions Of the human irams In infancy snd matu
rty health add disease Such doubtless Tor
physicians and Students and " nightly tadied may BE-
profitable to all Thousands are yisun. this Institution
sud come away highly gratifed. MS lvis.
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~ The Anniversary of the NEwYoRK BIBLE
SOCIETY," we learn il to be held at the Tsbernscls next
Monday evening. Rev DIR. Cox, Rev. Dr. Durbin. and
cs.ncellor Freinshuysen are to address the meeting
s society has greatly enlarged lis operstons the pas:
and the meeting will doubtless be one of gres,
,erest.
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TrmrgRavoE-This evening Rev Q. A SKIN
sxs, LUTHER LEE and JoHS S. NOBLE Esq will speak
ip Columbian Hal, Grsndst
EDMUND BufKE. ESQ will SPEAK for the Parent socl-
ETY. In ball corner Of Cathsrine and Henry sss
sPH ANscon of Boston, will deliver an address In
Peoples Hall, Canal near Hudson-st.
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Ia FOR CHARLESTON, =. C.-The superior
4$ fast sailing packet snip ADIRONDACK, Capt Oil.
iespe, win ssil on Friday. Nov. - regular day.
She hss superior accommodations for csbn sscold cabin
ard stseTase passengers, who viii Be thes nsdsrate
tot Il Peek-slip, or b Wal 7. fAPscOrr,
ne = Soush-st.
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MARINE JOU NAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORE

Clcared-Ships Ellen Brooks Hedge, Mobile, Foster
Nickes-ou HarfshoTn, tuew NOrleGus, 7 Stanton.
Brig Philura. Thatcher, savannah. Dunham Dimou.
Schrs Protector Blsseman, Balfiu more Gaser lsa-
bella Sherwood, Boston; Volta, Tuthin Phil.de " J
Mckee Co, Lucy Nancy, Adams, Boston Edwin A
stevens Briggs Baltimore. Aarc, Pros.er WHINING ton.
NC, Brown De Rosset; Co Brown, Richards, PrUNi-
dence; May y, CAibcart Richmond.
Sloop J Pierce Prssby, Nhaven.
Barges GTampus O'Nein, Philadsl; Genesee, billing
ham, NOrlesns II Galley.
Propeller Black DismoIc Stevenson, Philacel.
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IN PRESS
4 Nd WILL BIZ READY ~ FEW DAYS Com
a psndi1m Of Ensish Literature, THEORETICALLY
ranged. fr0n Sir John Vaudeville 70 Wilnsm Cowper-
consisting Of Bosr hic. Sketches Of the Authors choice
selections from their WORKS with notes explanatory and
illustrative. ard directing 70 the best editions and 20
Gus cuficisIns-Desxned - . Textbook for the highest
schools aad academies vel for private
reading. By Charles Dexter Cleveland.
m. sAAION. Agent for the Publishers.
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IF- An adjourned Anniversary Meeting or Inc
Ccaaiy Medical Socletv vii BE- held e. tie rl1a Jury
rocn, hals Of Justice Monday 22d inst A. 81 oeioef
?. " nls 9as'l NM. ?. BlEL d Roe sec'y.
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e1 Q0n III ZOO, 36O0-ro oar on bond sad
l,UOO, mortgage IN Nsw-iork or Bro9hi,,a, no
CONN ission. Apply 70 EFFh. II NlctOLrt
Attorney a Law. &C Sass.g-st
ulssr 0Ppo.ts he Custom Hoo Sc
TO PRISTERs-The well sstablshee JOB P1 as'ns
otsce ard bookstore AZ so bieee<ers,- :.
= 1. ao. offered for sale on very Ice lsfs
:. - 49, and tine Of payment The once n-s ood
BUSINESS .nc perr1Ansnt 100 Prsa5 wrrk wnish
- $50 yea 20 good chance Tor bargain - SETON
PalsS--b ni9 ftis.
1,0AL--I0s jons krst qlallty Llvspoo, sios,, and
L JOSEPH 1caCRRAY,
soroer Of Pine snd soula sts.
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CouRT OF SEssIoss.--Gilbert Cromwell, indicted
for grand larceny in having the OH Of July stolen
f;om Bryan Kavsnsgh = silver watch and five guinness
Sss put upon trial and acquitted Thomas Crlley
indicted for bigamy in having the 22d OF November
1896 married Ellen Siberian of this City while he had
vile living In Ireland, was put upon trial. found euii'
and cent 10 the State Prson for years and months
Hugh Donegsn boy indicted for grand larceny vas put
upon trial, and found guilty of petit, larceny ouly The
Court suspended judgment-The Court then adjourned
until this morning
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I INTELLIGRNCE OFPICE.-BfLEs tsfs hrt;
s5nsl ODD esfab shed 0fce ~ Leonkrcsf Families s1d
pusic houses ana country supplied viii ssod s0-
ussi.c servants. nlo l~s@
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~ Yesterday was delicious day such az 'nia
par, Of the world 10 rarely blessed win bright ana
cheerful neither too warm nor TOO cool Inc 'saies
were all abroad and carriages ana sef'sn" IN hvey
we're num,,ou, 10 the streets the fashionable shops
wsrs fan of Customers and every body seemed In the
h... of so,rit, It was weather to convert msanthrope
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HORSE NET~.-Good liberal wages viii be PAID 10
rersoa-. female prsisEred-sto thoroughly
g1aiafsd with The manufacture Of horse In Al
branches n0ue other need apply TO 70 II ths East
er States 70 sLperirtenc ManHiactoTy. address
WN. STOWE. Agent. American Net and TWine
ulsff Manu- Co. IL Comnsrce-sf Rosfon.
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DARTNER WANTED-With capital Of $50. 10
II nius and oyster saloon. Just establish IN Of
The best thorou the city To young Of
terpr,e .ad industry he above cr-rs chance f0r
the investment Of the mentioned The advertiser
considers seif possessed OF the requisite Ability and
without -ucurnsrsnce Adde'S fidelity Herald o.
Zee Non- need arfly with0gt The cas1 1l9 81
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/. ,Tr.IC TEACHER WANTED-A yggr,

A MUSIC TEACHER WANTED-A young man
[1c0mpetelf % teach different Instruments Salary
500 per yelr with board, and opportunity Of rel.ns
considerable W tuition out Of the instituto
None bat a c0mpeten, person need apply. Address WM
ANDRE, care Firth, ha Pond, - Broadway ND %
CLERK WANTED 10 = Commssisn House--A
y young who u good peun4H and quick n fgur-s
about D. wears Old who has q klow edge Of
ierred Address Box GO in hand Of applicant mig Sits
TO MA-O>~-l4 shiliinss per csy paid good brick
layers Steady employment tor steady men Inquire
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ID. X. Parmiy, Dentist,
No. ! PARKPLACE.-REFERS
:. 4 J Psrmly. and Bond--t oiS Srni.Nwk p
yNANIN.

~ ~ anls1neTs 10 -fdterf'Ssmenfi sct ~ muSi
yorr pad, they nall no. bs t1.cn ef tA< 0Gcs
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A srRONOlIICAL EXHIaIrInN-nYR-

II Y ENtNNfINts oI he United stafes Senate Nham.
1Aber has been beautifully and app roprateiy framed
by the publisher for pTesentationto HENRY CLAY,
aud ~ De forwarded 10 that u8T on the
I'd OF November 10 may be until that time AZ the
new gallery OF the American Art Mon Copies for sale
by ui5 wis E.kNrRONY 2t7 Broadway
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TWE CRTEK sLAyE-Now rxibItin, pow

ERSS STATUE or TIE GREEK SLAVE, In the
large Saloon Of the National Academy Of Des corner OF
Broadway and Leonsrd-st. from O'clock A until IN
Pm. Admitsnce > cents. Season tickets 50 cents
" The season for those holding tickets val close
on the rst day Of November Season tickets purchased
aad after the ch October will sntts the holder 70 visit
Tie sxh-bon mn The irs day Of Dece rlber nast dig
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IMPORTATION WANTgD-cYRus B. rHAY

0NWANTED-CYRUs r. THAYER
student a. law about s years Of age eft Boston for
thu. ctr three f1sr weeks and Is. been
heard from s.uce. Ne ia5orrg under inguie-
tude OF rnd which has occsgnec soastefsbie anxiety
for his sIe his widowed mother Is Ia cesp ,fcticn
Ms account Otler papers IL this city requested
nocs csse AID hcped that deanite nfonlaii5n
may thu. Be derived ri9
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JOHN CUM
L NfNGS who l-t Brook "a lat Saumer. and sugsged
with farmer sboat q hit miles from NsT-YoTk. His
parents John snd A1n Cummings, would thankfully re-
csiv- ADV Information respecting him Address DAVID
MATTHEWS, n W. corner Pine and Perry sts- Phiia
deiph.- ni7 &c
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CAssInAxEs.--5o c.sss mel iuo cassi-
W neres eospfrng al eob3fs sGa uixlsr~a ASs %.
Nous q1s.llies. for sale By Gus
all u Ercta
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07
JOHN 3. BUTLER, u. S. A.
{ MONTEREY, March 5, 1917

70
Dear Sir-I have no doubt Of the disso-;
luton Of Santa Annals army, morally aud
physically; aud there will be no more
fighting in this reg u,if,here be anywhere:
Just twelve hours after | had sent you
my second express with Mexican, giving
him my best horse and $50 togo TO CO.
,nargo, we received from above inteli-
gence from Gen. Taylut's army.
Gen. Santa Anna is really to- be piled
his men are wretclled SCI. He had
twice during he battle to interpose his
lancers TO prevent deserlion, and lbey shot
down some fifty at each! time, before he
could prevent the Eight of the infantry
This information comes from prisoners.
who deserted as soon as exchanged, and
came into Gen. Taylor's camp. They re-
port that Santa Anna is destitute Of all
kinds Of provisions, and that be cannot
keep Them together.
Sanla. Anna anticipated an easy viclo-
ry. lIis;army was told that the Ameri-
caus had abundance Of provisions, and lois
of money, and that, they must enter Sal
lillo on The day ofbe battle, and take their
supper al our expense. ,Tliis is from re-
ports CT prisoners taken, officers as well as
priYates. = ~:
Santa Anna did send a message to
Gen. Taylor asking him 10 surrender, sta.
ting that he (Taylor) was weak aud that
he (Santa Auna> bad 20,00O'men, and
should certainly lake him. Gem Taylor
said Santa Anna might come and take
him. The Courier replied to Gen. Tay!
lor that he would have an houi,lo consids
er;of the generous Offer of Santa Anna.
Gen. Taylor told The messenger to thank
Santa Anna l3r his generosity; but Thar
he could uol think of taxing lhe courtesy Of
Gen. Santa Anna SO far as to detain him
ah hour, 81 that he had better come at
once This is given to me BY q person
who says lie was present and heard it,: ?
Iscnd you an extract oil a letter frotn, an.
officer who distin gnished himself on that
glorious field, which 'isrendered,hrice;glci
rious from The disparity Of force and the
peculiar circumstances under which The
memorable battle has been fought, II /;
Do with this as you may think properi
you will receive at the same time this ar;
riyes Two SETS Of dispatches, the official
account oflh battle, forwarded by Capt
Crillenden, and sundry letters and .des-.i
patches iin charge Of Maj. G Coffee-so you
need NOT expecl any more Of the. battle,
from me. Isconsider This battle. as an!
event thal must terminate the war! So,
brilliant; so unexpected, so signal in all lis
Incidents and influences! n, r. :, 5ss
Truly your friend, J: b DTLER, ,ss
PaymaslerU u. s. "a.
MoNTEaEr3M MExico, yfaret,
Extract of alstter dated iliq, 81 arsh i.s Il
o0r scouts bring Il. y VOID That ssata,
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Special Correspondents Of the Picayune.
SACRIFICES, NEAR VERA CRz, !
W., b, March IL, lS47. I

EeItlemen-I have already written,
mentiopipg our arrival here. II is now
time 10 foot up the news 10 this evening,
Wflict, I must do by only giving the out
lines, as there is probability of the Ala
: bama leaving in short lime fot New Or
feaos, and the ,6sld of operations is too ex-
tenulsiiye tuli 10 allow Of my gathering partlcu-
lars.
Day before yesterday the order was !!
giYensto move from Anton Llzardo 10 shls
place. This occupied most of the day
About q o CLOCK p. NJ, tho Isl Division
fGen. Wolth's had taken its place in the
surfboats. The Gun boats ran in close to
the shore, about three miles below the city.
and anchoreds One Of the small naval
steamers ran; along the shore and fired a
gun al the place Of landing as q leeler, 70
asceriain5if there were concealed batteries
ct5 troops 10 oppose the landing 7 Soihgpg g
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-. Ei. ~
NO. II.
LATEST FROM GEN. TAYIoR.

LATEST FROM GEN. TAYEOR. $
Presumed dissolution of Santa Annals
Army-their ,bre,ched condiiionAths
mistakes ofa day-Urbanity o. General
Taylor to,oards Santa Anna-.Probabie
termination Of the Var, &c, &c. : !.
Tie news is, frsI, that Gen. Taylor still
occupies Saliillo aud Buena Vista, and
that he is2lying quietly at Aqua Nueva, Oh
Tho ground laleiy been occupied by Santa
Anna aud his army! Second. that Santa
Annals army was in a state of wrelched
and extreme destitution. in consequence
of their being no adequate supply Of forage
aud provisions III liiat vicinity. Third
tha. he musl fsh, or s'arve, if lie remain
long in his present, position. Fourth, thar
he has heard iha, Gen. Patterson isnarch-
ing from Tampico towards San Luis POI
tosi and mauy of The Mexicans her say
that in consequence Of Ibis Santa Anna.
has struck tents, aud That e>and his whole
army are cow: OIL their way to San Luis
Polosi, for the purpose of defending or
rescuins thai place, If il haybeeu taken by
our troops. The Mexicans here seem quite
confident that this latter report is true.
Fifth, the Mexicans who arrived last night
| also state that The division of Santa Anna's
army under Gen. Urea and Canales. which
was acting betweeu this aud Canarso,
has been withdrawn. This rumor is ere. :.
died generally, aud if true will 90 to con-,
firm The opinion that Santa Anna has be,
come alarmed for the safety Of San Luis,.
and is now marching TO succol the troops
there aud TO save that city, if he can. "a. !;
There hasa crisis arrived in :lis fate;
and the aEaIs ofMeyicu and in GO, ,days,
think, lie will have lost his power aud in
huence. The event will lead 10 speedy
termination of the war. for The reason that
there is 20 other General around whom;
the heads ofdivisions aud the leaders Of
The numerous military factions 10 Mexico
will attempt to rally. Even now we hear:
of cabals, factions and INSTRUMENTATION thar
must injure if no destroy his confidence in
/ The officers and men ofhisown army; s. s.
I A very short period will produce events;
aud results OF a decisive character, and The
surprise produced .by Gen. Taylot,s latest
and most dinas5 victory overt them.
will inspire the : cans With awe and;
appreh ehepsion;; and Ihei5 viii .accelssI
faIe The faIe WHICH I Think will 5000 over;
stake Santa sAnna and all Of his armies
lis said that despair. will make even cow,
ards brave, but priyation and suffering with
Mexican soldiers produce .only insu5 u5ofdina-S
lion aud deserlion,, They fly from The.
camp 10 pillage and ifob aud feast at, The
ranches; thai will they: d1 with Sania,
Anua-yhey will abandon hin'in ex,remi.!
lies and leave, him u our mercy and to
pi:losophise upon lhe empty vanity of un-z.
expected schemes Of glory.
| '1orIN n Dr1nY' r. RI r, 49,.
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ilien.s Iay yiorS MAINTAINS bis position at
sil}uena Vista Turner inforns US that
.Ilhe news hsrei eEofe published ofihe battles
1 ofthe 22d may; be relied upon
thatSit was ght from Gen. Taylor's
camp TO iloasissy by Paymaster Cotfse,
:. who was! !bassF u of despalches from Gen.
Taylor, bur eolld no, get farther than
+. llal3place cal them. The dispatches
we're then ssai "a M sxican, who had not
E got through abe last accounts. The
j news received al Camargo was the sub.
stance of 1hssea aiespatches, and were bro.
4 by an express ssders who was nine days in
4 making ibes Through 10 Camargo, being
compelled make IA circuit five: hun
/. dled miles, escape the Mexican forces
aud rsncheso lat swarmed.in the valley.
/ Nothing isseen heard of Col. Curtis
since he Jeff samargo. 1t was thought
! that Cent ujFsd d@olld fly befi,re, him as
/ he ascettainad Inc overwhelming defeat oil
4 Santa Anna. ~
j Private letters lad been received from
SaltiloIasialeaslhe 5ih March, at which
9 time Gen.. was at Buena Vista
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a,.osost 9 teAsean .iietI..an. VI .iia'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07
Mo,rERsr, Mexico, Feb. 81, Is47.

MONTEREY, .hehiCo' Il oo. 81, iO7I.
Nv yDear--: This may reach you at
the same time that my letters Of the 26th
inst. does-and it may be ten or fifteen
days behind it.
The only additional. information recei-
we'd here since thai dale is by an express
rider from Saltillo. He states that Santa
Apna had retired from Aqua Nueya. .(2g
miles from Sallillo) aud that Gen. Tay :
lor has moved and encatnped upon the
spo, which Santa. Anna has left-(the po:
sitiop is favorable ), that before he left
Gen. Santa Anna sent messenger with
a courier to Gen. Taylor informing him
thai he .'should fight again but That
he should selec, a field better calculated
10 display and marshal his troops, etc:-
to which il is said Gen.. Taylor replied by
stating 10 Santa Anna 1hat he was whip.
ped-lhat,he (Santa innal kne,c. that he
was beaten, and therefore he (Gea: To
advised him to;sendin proposals for SUI:
renders and that they should be promptly
and favorably considere.l.n ! do not pre-
Eiend tolgive The language, but The above ,':e
expresses The substance that passed be- !f;
\ tween :ihe commannihg Generals I think
,he reporttrue. Yours "a, "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-04-07
NIoSrEuEY, March 9, 1917.

Dear -: The official dispatches from
Gen. Taylor did moi leave This place, as
was expected on The 2Sth ult. i have
hired an express, therefore, at my own ex-
pense. aud have given my horse TO take
private letters 10 Camarsp. IT is deemed
entirely impossible for any person TO leave
this place for the States without strong
escort. send Mexican, who will 20
through the passes Of The Mountains. The
effort is at least worth being made. 10
The worst event that can happen, lose my
horse and hundred dnllars. We have
no very startling news since my last, which
I.seut as send this. through my friends
Messrs. Hariwell and German, N. O.