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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21


ing RESULT
Taylor ............... ....2IS,53S
van BuIeh ....'.-.... ..... .lU,olO
Cass. .'li4,ooo
All the counties are Official except Albany, Gaia.
raugus, Erie, New York, Rockland, and West
chester.
VIRGINIA
Although the returns incomplete, it is gen.
orally conceded that Virginia has gone for Cass by
a small majority; say from 200 to 1000. Folks
majority IN le44 was 6, SOB.
GEORGIA.
Taylor's majority Will be about 5000.
ALABAMA.
There can be but little doubt OF the vote of this
Stale having been gwen ~ Cass and Butler, by a
majority not exceeding one thousand Folks ma
jority In 1914 was II ,462.
LOUISIANA
Taylors majority will be over 1000.
MISSISSIPPI.
The vote OF Mississippi promises to be very close.
The wing gains ia the counties heard from, indl-
cate that Taylor may have small majority; but
this IS still uncertain. Folks majority Was $3.50
IN IS4i.
INDIANA.
The majority for Cass VIII probably exceed
4,OOo.
The returns continue I" show large gains for
Taylor; but as Pok g majority IN the state, In 1874,
was 12,7C6, 1t hardly probable that it has been
overcome at the recent election. The next re-
Turns will, 1t Is believed, decide the question.
IOWA.
The few returns received are favorable to Cass
and Butler, but not decslve as yet.
NoRTH CARoLINA.-Ihe Legislature is In a curl
Gus position. There Is tie OF parties IN both
hous,s member writes MS on the 18th, that the
election in Orange county for senator In the Legsa
ture which took place Tuesday last he day Of the
Presidential elscton) has resultsd in the choice of
Capt john berry, over Hugh Waddsi, Esq, his wing
competitor This election makes tie in both bra nches
of our Legislature There will be rs members Of each
n e Ne MT and anHn m he
We have United States Senator 20 elect IN the plnca
Of the Hon George e. badger, who will be by his
party for re- election We will for the ~ at
OF the eoundest and most talented democrats OF
State II every OF both parties should sts nd
fast but very little business Of party character will
be dons.'-- Union.
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NoCToR SOLOMON gEINr, FORMEaLY or No ~
chambers street, New York. has removed his Medical once
aimee tho I'd day September last to No. 2so NORM Svsn
street Above Green, Phlsec phiA
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR CORBITT 10 DUANE 81.

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBITT I9 DUANE 81.
IN the Royal College IF Surgeons London
consulted in of delicate diseases No how long
you had gleet ulcers the body the
pains in the head and bones Of the legs Of
years. devoted diseases enabee Dr. o.
Of this diseas Recent
mercury used. Structures cured with
scarcely pain. Those individuals who have INDUCED
thome habit positively DO restored health and
society N b. strangers cautioned TO be deceived
Goblet Remember 10 Duane oppos
DR. JohDssn's.
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The Latest Election Returns.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Nov 90. 184S.
Official and unofficial returns from the whole of the
State, have been received and give the folio wing re-
suit -
Iaylor. ..... .218 53S
SSss ............ liza 5S3
All the counties official except Albany Catarau.
gus, Erie, New York, Rockland, and Westchester
The weather was cold last night and we are now
having north. east snow storm.
The albany. argus OF yesterday, Goth inst, }
has returns of the entire vote IF the Stale
for Presidential Electors, except the county of st.
Lawrence, which we give below, adding the re.
ported vote OF st. Lawrence -
Iagtm: Cass. Tan Buren,.
So counties. $500. 2l4,7Sl 1881 II42i7
st. Lawrence (rep) 4,4SO 500 $3.50
- -
2l9,26l l4,47l 12O,
The scattering vote, as tar as ascertained, dis
2, LOG; principally tor Gerrit Smiths ticket, we
presume.)
The official returns will probably vary but little
from the above returns, and we may compare the
aggr gate vote OF the State with that of 1874, as
fOllOws:--
Tayer .... .2l9,26l Clay 2s2 49,
Cass. ...........ll4,l7l Polk .237 5s3
Van Buren,. .l2O,e67 Blrney .......... 5,ol2
Smln Z,lUo
Total ........ .456 705 Total. 4S5 $50
Decrease of-vote 29,l77
Taylor over Cass. .... .lOl 100
Taylor over v an BuTen... 81, 394
Van Buren, over Cass ......... 1896
Majority of Cass, Van Buren, and Smith
combined, against Taylor. .......... 1873
Majority OF Polk and Buney against Clay
in lsiI. ................. ..........:. 2O,9Is
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A MEETING OF THE CHI p 81 GETTY WILL B asLD
At No AZ Chamber street formerly Cham Der Bank
Wednesday evening Nov 90 At o'clock especial ur
pose Of converting together those graduate members
erny who at present sojourng in the city, Members
attending will please exhibit their badyea
VIZ BAZARD TEeNY
EZRA X. SHERWOOD,
JOHN SHRADY, JR,
John
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One or the great, st curiosities out, Is the
Boy Who at Mr. Boyles Phon night
ano wrote lao words minute Mr. repeats his
with him.
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CTATEN ISLAND FsRRY-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Islander will follows-Ieaye New at o. H. L
81, and 5A O'Clock. Leave Quarantine at IL. H. and
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TnABEREACL LEA GRAND CONCERT TO SUPPLY
Fa DIS for the erection Of Orphan Aslum the ground
previously granted by tho corporation Of the city, win positively
take place Tuesday Nov 18th Leader
sgnor Rapetu saestro at the Piano. signor Bari Tickets
cnnia
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NJ At0LEON CROSSING THE ALPa-THIs GREAT HlN-
~ horcsi PICTURE by Daroche exhibiting the Ne
tonai Academy Of Design Of Leonard
street. Cpn from uiDe An, until ton, Pm Admission n;
rokets 600
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


John A. Collier VS. Thurioyv Weed, SC.
ALBANY Nov 20-P M.
John A. Golfers letter, addressed to the Evening
journal in reference to the whg anti Taylor setng
hed here few weeks previous to the election aud in
answer to various charges made by Weed, PUB
ibbed this afternoon Mr. Collier denies that he had
any thing to do with the letter published in the En-
press-cslls TEurlow the Autosrat the Jouraa -
and handles him very roughly
Weed does not sustain his charges against Collier
but tries to prove by letters from Wm Psrnsee and
Others that Mr. Collier did not take promine la the
wing meeting alluded to and that 1t owing the
efforts Of Others rather than to the nlusuce of Col
Mer that Gen. Taylor wss not denounced
The qusrres OF these wing poitcians-all about the
division of the spoils increasing in IN serest
Competition Among the Western Steam
boats.
PiTTsBURG, Nov. Is, 1913.
There is strong opposition among the steamboats,
between this city and Cincinnati. The fare has been
reduced to So So including meals
The markets remain unchanged, and dull
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Ntt WHIg gam z, 10
This shows q very favorable result tor the WINGS
considering the large number of abolltlonlsts and
wings who supported Van Buren, at the recen
election.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
The WING candidates Tor Governor and Lieu.
tenant Cover have run better the State tnan
Gen. Taylor; also the democratic and tree soil
candidates for those Offices have run b. tier than
Cass and Van Buren,, IA much larger vote having
been polled for Governor tnan tor Presidential
electors. In Al counties from which We have re-
turns, the vote tor Governor stands follows,
compared with the vote for President WIZ
Governor. President.
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rNnE POWER OF MUsICw-PAiNTED BY OUR mimi
table w. Mount drawn stone by Leon Noel in
Paris. Goup Vitert Co, Prntselers Publishers re-
spctuy beg to inform all the friends that this
gem Of american will be published 10th Size Of
the rn ~ b 10 inches Price ct each copy plain 81 coorsd
only 100 printed S. copy superb print has lust
from Paris and may see at their gallery Of
Euro Pa
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MO CURE NO CHARGE--DR MURPHY OF 81 GOLD
IN street. idenay cossalted on all fors OF lvate dis
he IN two 70 Hour dAya
Constitutional debility zpoenoy successfully treated ~
no case, or nndrnnce iron ouas
i nesa OMne RS Cold from "a N 70 lnP.e
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~ 1Aturc, ymptons, progiess coneq' eaoea m
VI the genital including paetntaton srcuFe. s
eases resembling yenerea (syen vorl TO- ao-
sdspsd every individual Of ooi sexes ihs tas "y
usciu work the subject written In PAIN isnseas se ~
cIcs for all medicines m tfuy gvon is nssud 20 ~ tAo
cplly useful every in lsce PIG eo,.on
Price 81. be had OF the authos 6resn~eh stsS ~
81 The hoox sellers w sHs b
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MufTs, Tlppets, BOns, and Fur Articles
VIM Nc. ~ CaLal Of Wooster street. would Re.
specify call the attention of the ladies' and the public game.
his splendid assortment Of aus and Fus consisting Of
Marten ErInine, Fitch, Bear Jcnet aud
Squirrel Mum Fur and swans Down rppsts Fur Collars
Boss Fur Trnm Hrs stock being selected The
and by experienced men,
his employ he il prepared to sell possible
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The .sRicheIleu'' Gold Pens Warran tod
i've They nns smooth and elastic
knowecged be the best and Pens world Sold
only BY Watson Co. No. 10 Wall Gold pens re-
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NR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. BETW ZEN CHATHAM
- and William Streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
practice in private diseases He se
of this mild cured In
two to days sctusDr Cooper the worst form
from weeks. Constitutional debility
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by Tht
freely ndused in, bege dyspepsia weakness Of the
lin OF intellect, and
sion society warranted every charge
used.
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NNEpIgAI CARD DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED On
M ali fon II diseases with that success ~n'en "a o.
puve pr.ctice nearly thirty years must warrant hecns
Gct,ons particularly sonorfUa he ours IN ew days Sr
res pcurate ohe yield 90 improved mshod os
no oe suffering thu efcots VI secret habit
he nyoma perfect 10 tes prepaid attended TO- see s
London diplou a n his office. 2its Fulton street.
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EDNAhD foXs CITY Casa TAILORING ESTABLISH.
II nent "a sroadway-beu under signed. being about
chsnss IN ms BUSINESS ana purpesng dispose OF his arb
stock OF ready made Ciohug ats great reduction from the M
rates vou sntunce TO those who be about pur
chase that fashionable article az manuc The
hnct rc, and I superior finish be Obtained this "a
tn simen 81 much less than charged for ths Of an in
f Tor offered Tor sale houses located by strets
ana depended upon a securing the reas e,ora
my EDWAkD FOX, So broadwav
Oppost the Franklin House, New York
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,hs.hS sc conT ni Nnf ~ THEATExF0RMEkLY
November 2ist, VII he poitrmee CUT AND COHE Ag.iS2
Return srong Mr. III Major Tuchtr Mr. Pard VI uonkin,
h.es After -slh NEW YoRk AS Ir Is-sssa. Mr. csan.
au " ill., Mr. Rerlert kay Miss Aesta3er Alter which the
YAhKEt PEDLAR-Hram Dodge. Mr.. Ill: Miss hanoy ian
tam, 1ss Miles To conclude with the LAD7t THE IONS"
God @sddeno Mr. Burke Boxes IS I2 cents Doors
oper al 81 o'clock performance tocommeno, att
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. NOS. IS AND 81 BOwERY.-rHIs
~ elegant es!aosaLe.t opens Monday evening Nov 2Oh
ioa performances given by Mr. Broo
erfrmng Esphans and trained Monkeys Ponies Ad.
mo Is cents children under half Open from
till 4. and from till lO.peIiormanee at 81 and s.
VAN AMBURGH 4 CO. Frorrietora.
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ElRsr CONCERT OF TIE sAxoSIa BAND tLATe OF
\ Dresden. Saxony lWednesday Evening" Move nbar-
Hermann ECKIlA hDT Conductor and Manager Program
me-Par Frstl Overture. La Muette do Portici-Auter
Variations brianes violin,
H. kchhardt g. Wiener Krsut1er Polka-Strauss Marok
from the Midsummer Nights Dream endelssohn So
condo Quarete for four hors Adao by H. Eckhard and
Finale b, Mendelssohn Messra Eckhadt Loze Kuge
Farewell TO Dresden, Calop-Eckhardt. Fan taa
for Trombone executed by Mr. schuser Part Thiri-s Over
ture. Midsummer Nights DIeG,a'MI delssohn. Sommer-
feuden dogs Of Summer Waltz, by Lab tzhy TO- Finale
from CaIuette Monteochi-Beu Tickets 80 each
be had the principal Music Stores aud the
ing OF the concert To commence ut o'clock precisely
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IN RALPH AIyTuoR or TIE PRACTICAL PRIVATE.
- Treassc &c s GySenwieh ssrset-oice hourss 20 L
Ia fsund.y C1eeled) Thess who apply In the carp
st.ses vail be sarpa the rsrdy sad little
Attending their chiefly however thosc who have suf
tered from class Of pcope who property sppress
ais In structure IRON It's hrss mcpent 70 it's more
sdvanced distressing stages to advantages
snd very prscticc be s1ord rapid easy and
rsds which, be has for STATING BE- obtsinsd
from other source Ia Arier'os
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AIOCURG NO CHARGE-DR COBBETT HAS REMOVED
to 60 Ann street. linear wsm where he ~ consulted on
ali diseases character Recent cases CURED In days
mercury Or Cs 1.-THE result Of fyears experence
induces deny hs removal The stndsd
asity has parallel upesi its unbushns
,onery. Soc The Doctors diploma Letters post paid, 81
tended 10,
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CoLDlERs AhpTur RELATIVES OF THOSE DECRAsED
- have their Land Warrants Pensions ecured with
delay, NY Apply ing to ~ ROSS, II Nassau street.
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S1oPPANl HALL, coRNEs OF BROADWAY AND

~ Walker street, T. Grain Co.'S Moving Panorama
Of Mexico illustrating the Picturesque and Romantic
of that wonderful country and the glorious Campaign the
American Army under the command Of neral ned Scott
from tie bombardment OF the City of Vera Cruz planting
Of the American flag the Halls of the
hbitne ing and the afternoons
Saturday Doors a. o'clock. The picture commence
owing quarter before eight Price admission % cents
children under ten Of half price
terne mad with schools
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l,OOO Over Coats, Rich Lining, 20 10
DOLLARS 20 Cloaks 81 Sl @ ress Coats French
cloth aud 81 to Sl Pants aucy oasslmeres ST. to
g. Vtsts 81 cents 10 S3thete all uuredeemed pledze
esh auction, great bargAins So Suit
sau and B. ekman streets.
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T'ABERNACLE.-CUNGLS FOURTH CONCERT WILL
a take place tie Tabernacle Tuesday evening Nov 2
ProeIanme-Part Ito erture from Opera Of Tampa
Popular Military Waltz and Illustrated Polka
atoms for the barp theme Opera An
Cspueit Masquerade Qnadri and sprug Jubilee Part 3D.
Overture from Midsummers light Dream Meet Again
Wall and First Hung ariau Waltz Tickets fifty cents to be had
at music stores and at the door Tabernacle on the
evening 81 the Concert. -
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RowERY TnEATaE-rUkspAY EVENING. NOV. 2s.,

~ viii be Performed ROSE CLINIC N-Farmer Wueata d.
MT n Clarke Edward Walton, Mr.. J. II. Haul Nod rasf
Mr. Dnn Nose Clinton, Miss o. Weymss. After which the
bAfrf MAN-Paddy Murphy nr. u Williams; Ram tu.li ar
r. wadeni ko-Ke ars sutherland; Sing Smahl oba.d
70 re succeeded by GOING TO Tue TkOT-Mr Tw idle Mr.
Wnans M John James Lhuoks Mr. rian; Mr Tl ie dss
nohwey Mrs ChnekE Mrs. sutherland; Mrs. Plum "a
Br naley, To conclude with the NEW ORLEANS SERENA.
Ms Doors open At 6erommeuos at o'clock precisely
Boxes Is cents Pit and Gallery, i21s cents f''''
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" ENIsON.--THE PROPRIETOR or THE BANK COZ
eouse No III Pine street, would respectfully inform his
patrons and friends that he has few fine saddles Vouon
two hilluRs DER JAMES FOSSCTT
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u EMOVAL or SANDS, LENT h CO.'S HIPPOFEROAN
H Arena and CrcuThis immense now re-
opened the lot known Nblos Garden Broadway Per
oImsnces including the feats of performing horses
came and ponies with the acts Of splendid equestrian and
troupe evening cents;
children under ten hall price, Doors open
Ia performance Wednesday and Saturday
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M Osr EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TOE MARRiED
Ivl those contemplating marnage-The Married Womnns
Private Neda Companion BY Dr. A. aauriceau sixth edi
ton Price THIS with
Ca copies having disposed o Every
getting copy whether married unmarried although Is
tended especially for tho married asst dscoses
should DO ta particularly. Here every fcma
discover the efficient
dies and in every For at 22
Brosdwsy a. the Publishing oce l29 Liberty kew York;
No. 80 Chosnut PhladslpaA Little
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HANGING AND WALTZING ACADEMY. 81 HOWARD
seetSgnora and Sig Fessero have their School
aud are forming new Waltzng Class for in the
and at half o'clock for young
The al Napotiep and all tho ia dances will be
taught during tie term Private and to-
and private SoiIees will Re given . usual
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RROADWAY CiRCUB, kLHASBRh BsrWEEN SSKIa0
A. and Prime seets Tryon and Corporal rhom pson,
Manager Monday, Tuesday znd Wednesday Zh
2ls and 2d.-Brliant uUruh Of taent-Cympc Exercises
BY the srt artists Of Europe and America
Master w. Nixon mater ians Mr. Carroll Mr. Sweet add
Mr. ndi Acrobsio Feas ny the French Eothers Marti
nett in hrir Poses oadmiques Pyramid ord
with Madame Julien and Comic Psntomi a lful Group
mgs by Mr. ss Nixon and "A Masters Willie aud Charlie
The Glow ms Goen and Gardner & Boxes so Upper
Circle - ceu2 Children half price. Comm a
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To have ones Hair Whiskers mIscra-
bly, bcheo in cutting is no ks therefore would advise
all who admire Of style
patrens the No IL Nassau street. where may DC
found bis infallble Uneent for the hair.
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| THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA WILL SAIL FROM THR
COCKS. Jersey City Wednesday Id pune ally
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Archer, OF $50 Greenwich street, near
WaIre has hand splendid assortment Nuts aud
turh such Isabella Bear Fox squirrel Fitch Bear
Lyn also TpIeis Of different furs, Sa ansdown, &c.
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THAB f RN A LE-EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT
D. belhemer has the honor that he give
brilliant concert NJ the above Saturday
25h, which engaged the Italian Opera
Company Of the Aston Place comprising all artists the
whole orchestra aud chorus numbering altoeter
The whole under the direction of tho able leader Maretn
This occasion will offer opportunity those unwilling
guert the THEATRES to hear 5gaona TRUTH Lsborde
Signorna Patti Sgnor Benedett Laborde Mons Dubreu
sigIor Vatein, Signor kosi Signor Gne. Tickets
dollar to be had the principal Music stores principal Hotels
the door Concert precisely
No ponenen account of the weather. Programme In
enaf1t
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HOUSE 40 LET, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, CORNER
III Twenthhfth street and Fourth avenueIt
dence for private family. ntans of the
roveDents cold and baths &c. and
having been painted throughout in the spring may
had tor term Of years Apply to d. Evans 10 City Hall Place,
his residence. next door TO the house.
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CMITHS MINSTRELS ARE AT THE NEW NOON Yy2
- Broadway next door to the Broadway this
Eyerng commencing at Icoch.The director Of 5mith's
hnsres W. SMITH has tho pleasure introducing to the
public Of New York company composed accessible
talent in the country embracing the of troops
which have hitherto stood highest in popular favor. Ho
taken toe New Room Of the commodous
the expunge from
his thing in shape offensive vugarity
well talented singers in
his are d. Abbott late director OF stys MIN
strels; r. Carter late OF Campbes Mnstre G. e. SeweL
late director of the Sable Harmon Concert Every Even
rg du'ing the week at o'clock. Doors open o'clock An
Afternoon Concert every saturday commencing at O'clock
M. On Thursday Nov q Thanksgiving Day.
Concert, commencing at3PM.
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DObRDING.-MRS. LEVELY'S, 42 CHESTNUT STREET,
ID fhsde pbafbis establishment, sua ted in the
rabe part the city having been much enlarged mpov-
Cd for transient or permanent boardra Gcntle
their fsmiiss. visiting Philadelphia will ind this
ate hcme possessing comfort and convenience
we'll worthy their attention.
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL, NOS. IS AND az WATT
sret-Mr Merriam respectfully begs leave inform
his friends and the public That he will Evening
Glass; connection with his Day School, exercise
riding Saturday evening. December I'd Application to be
made at the Office school room. -
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I NI1ED sTATE3 HOTEL. WASHiNTTON.-THE SUB
- sciiber, respectfully inform u pubic they within
few undertaken the management this establish
on PenLsyvana between laird
and DAFT The locality Of
this Hotel will trust, vorabiy TO Vi tiers on
business particularly travellers is within
Of the Baltimore and Washing M
coed and the exerons please
contribute to the comfort and Of hor
hope to liberal patronage
H. RRANCH x late Of Pei srshurv Va
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u ARNUms AMERICAN MUsEU,-P o,sNuy ,ao-

RAKNUNS AMEHiCAN MU3EUn-P T. 0tKNUM Pro-
~ prieto T. Hitchcock, Manager Splendid performances
every morning al ~ afternoon evening AZ TX o'clock
The oginsl Cen rom Thumb being SOUTH h.s con-
sented 20 open evoss at the aunesm - days COM
meneng Monday NOV 2ot viii give he entire perfomaoces
morning, afternoon. aud evening and ~ ocOck
Great Western the Yankee Comedian The sable srothers
mort superb and talented band Negro Sin ers Dancpr a.
Pete Morris Miss lie le The fIghspd Mammoth Boys or
nous Living Ournng cnang Fry Family infant vestrs
scripture Statuary. Hadam Rockwell famous Fortune
Teller may be prvay eonoued charge cents
Admission to the whsle including MUSEUM Pen orma ncs
Gen Tom Thumb &c 20 srts children and
old enough to walk alone M cents Reserved seats
shilling each extra " -
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DACkETS FOR HAvRk.-SECOND LiNE-THE SaIP
Oneida, j. Willard, will sail Deceaher-
BOYDS HlNCKEN, Agents ~ " ali street,
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