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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-10
G. M. CALHOUN,
General Commission Merchant,
pEcnlNlNG AMI ELlRWARnING

RECEIVING AND Fl'RWAKI'INu
ENT,
Three doors below Warren Block Reynolds Street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
EuR the sa!e of Real Estate, >tocks, Bonds and
L Negroes. Also, strict personal attention
siv-,, Il. sale If Cutt"n, Whrstj tlour Corn. Oats,
tice, Su sar, M,lasses, Coite, Bacon and Produce
generally
ConsigTments Solicited on the above articles, on
Ill of which liberal advances will lc made
to:tn sold at the hi. ..hest market prices, for %
per lr,ie.
Augusta, rpt % "In 81
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H. g. N. E. SOLOMON
G. r O c. T. r S :,
Hamburg, s. G.

WNAKE pleasure in informing the planters ard
,ublic geI orally, that they are rec lying the
following articles from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, which they will SELL AT LOW
RATES.
Java, Laguyra and Rio COFFEES,
A.B C. New Dreams and Crushed SUGARS,
New Orleans and West India MOL ASSES,
CHEESE. MACKEREL,
SPICES of al kinds.
Foreign and Domestic WINES and LIQUORS,
BOOTS. SHOES and HATS,
Negro, Bed aud Saddle BLANKETS,
OSNABURGS and Georgia PLAINS,
I.in<eed and Tanners OILS,
WHlTn LEAD and TURPENTFNE,
TOBACCO, a large assortment,
INDIGO. MADDER, &C.,
GaeieS sIssSa,sssssas.
IRON, Of oil sizes.
And all other articles usually kept in the GRO
Gerry BUSINESS.
-ALSO-
A large assortment of Mems, Boys, Side and
Wagon SADDLES,
BRIDES and BITS Of ail kinds,
Wagon, Carriage Buggy and Overseer's Whips,
Harness and Sole LEATHER, &C., &c.,
All Of which We will sell at
New York Retail Prices.
We will pay the most liberal prices for Cotton and
other kinds Of produce.
HI. & N. E. SOLOMON, =.
The Red House at the old stand Of IL. l.. Gun
ningham & Co.
Hamburg, Sept. %, 1853 # IS
A CARD.
Having Just returned from the Northern Mar
kets, can supply my customers with goods FRESH
from the manufac ur<rs and will be able tn please
the most fastidious. Thankful for the patronage
received while in the firm Of II. l.. Cunningham S
Co, take this opportunity of soliciting the same
for the New Firm.
HENRY SOLOMON.
s# Ahbeville Banner, Independent Press, and
Laurcnsvile Herald, will copy semi-monihly, for
six months
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates

Enclose The money TO address for the Tickets ordered
nn receipt If which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have Tickets ending in any figure they
desi male.
s The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers Immediately ailer the drawing.
sT- Purchasers will please write their signtures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember !lut every Prizcls drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
g All prizes Of 1000 aud under paid Immediately after
the drawing oher prizes al the usual time Of thirty days
~ All Communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tckeis Certificates be addressed
either To s. SWAN & CO.. Augusta Ga, or
j. W. GATHER, Agent, Columbia.
~ list of The numbers hai drawn from the wheel
with tue amount Of the prize that each is entitled TO-
will BIZ published after every drawing. In the following pa
pcrs-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta lntelligencer New
York Weekly Day Book. Augusta (Ga) Consilufonalis,
Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch Pauling (Mss)
Clarion Savannah Morning News nrd Little Rock (Ark)
True Democrat
Oct2I, 1855 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-10
Ladies' Dress Goods,
THE LIVER INVIGARATOR,
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.

rs great scientific medical discovery and isday working
cures almost too great 10 believe. Il asif by mag.
c even the first dose giving benefit and seldom more than
bottle srequred % cure my kind Of Liver Complaint
from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsa 10 common head.
ache, all OF which the result Of diseased Liver
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VINEGAR-Two hundred gallons Choice
Y APPLE and PICKLING VINEGAR, just
received. G.. L. PENN, Agent.
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formed by dissolvlng gums
which Is soluble for the &C.
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply.
flow Of bile, inv1gorating
TO digest well, purifying
health to the whole mschi-
OF the disease, and effect
any Of the dtsagreeable
Calomel or Mineral PJis
ted TO.
sufficient TO relieve the
food from rising and sour
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, principal regulators of the
performs It's functions wen
\ are fully developed. The
! dependent on the healthy
! proper performance Of Ito
! ach Is at fault, the bowels
system "a ners In conse.
; LiYer-having ceased 10
es Of that organ, one eof the
his study, In a practice Of
to find some remedy where
many arrangements to
! medy is at last found, any
er Complaint in any
bottle, and conviction b
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Fine Pianos, Books,
MUSIC. &C.. &c.

TNIIE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
l. friends in EDGEFIE[D aud adjoining Dis
trcts, for their liberal patronage during the last
ten years. would inform them that th"y still con-
tinue to keep on hand large assortment Of
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|. ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
spoonaul will always re.
|, male obstruction, removes
, and makes a perfect cure.
\ ately relieves Cholic, while
' Is q sure cure for Chol.
. vcntative Of Cholera.
will prevent the recurrence
; 1t relieves all painful feel
needed To throw out of the
cine after q long sickness.
Jaundice, rem owes all
color from the akin.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


- II. Ut.
Tie steamship GU Of Baltimore lct this port this day
20 Europe, with 1927 800 specie freight. EShanae
closed pretty hrm' the bankers ask iOe3s \, sna com.
morcal bills quoted Al 1887 a loq Francs rule AZ
5.13st 5.15 Blk There is 10 Increase IN The de.
mand for money.
The stock Exchange was, usual dull and neglected
day except BY ho brokers themselves II Il HARDLY
warth while record Tie fluctuations of sentiment ai,y
tboso operators little 10 they depend on intrinsic va
oee md 80 badly They adapted 10 guide the public.
may mention. however, a matter d curiosity thai
~ u,y arst board TO-DAY tie bear faction appeared
= hare gained accessions Of strength, bit that the
balt. wa Characteristic foriitude, wtlstood attacks
taH were made upon thom and In the afternoon
rather uareafed IN turning thc scale IN their favor
Semf hts ss hove lately been made 81 state stocks
eel Asaoora ana obe or two other descriptions have
( gty rccCt.a m consequence Bank stocks are lrm
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v. mi.
flour Is less active prices are unchanged sales 900
bills.
wnFar-Salcs 20 900 bushels including white Canada on
private terms white Michigan at al 40 red Indiana az 81
20 white southern NJ 81 TO- very superior Milwaukee club
at ~ l21s, 10 store, and white Kentucky at si 49,
CORN ~ held above the views Of buyers, sales con.
lined TO 300 bushels at zoe for mixed Western in store
EYr-salcs $500 bushels stat al Tsc.
BA1Ey-Salos 1900 bushels State al S0c. T2isc
osn-Saes 1000 bushels including State at Soc. and
Canada at 5Sc. 53jsc.
Provisions and cotton are unchanged
WHfsKEY-Sales leo bbls at use.
lifnES-1hc sales have been restricted account az
the large arrivals and the market has been much de-.
pressed. The GALES 900 Vera Cruz at 23c six
months; 600 Texas on private terms; 1000 Ornoco at
N1sc.r SIX months; 1000 Buonos Ayrcs at 25c, six
months
IkA1nfR-The demand IL good and stock much reduced
Prices are rm without any advance. The receipts were
u 600 homock 800 oak sales So 500 hemlock II loo
oak stock 20 900 heml0uk, Ia. 600 oak.
WooL-Thcrc is active market, and prices a nne
qualities have upward tendency. Saes made of
100000 lbs fleece al $50 20 52c. according 10 quality and
condition. aud 80 900 hs. pulled AT SIC AZ. 90 Calfor
nan about 100 bales have been sold Al all prices from
loc 70 &C. Ter u. ~ foreign tho trade has been chiefly
" Boston hs week, where 500 bales Mediterranean we're
kofd W auction At fili priccs.
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miscellaneous.

For loss If bark Elizabeth Hail. Of Portland and other dis
| as,ers zee photographic columns.
The steamship Cty ~ Baltimore Can't Ieich sailed vcsr
duy for Liverpool with 81 cabin passengers. 20 ia tn,
/ Storage
Tire steamship Prince AIber Cap, Waters sailed yesterday
L To- galway
The steamer Clark before reported sailed for Il Thoma.
was on Trial "Trip only and returned 70 hc city yesterday
/ having been since TUESDAY
sHir jaws GururF-Savanuah Dec s--The shin Jane,
Guthrie, Il New York from ,y Iolnt ashore the
anu 4 how In TIE river The captain thinks she Is badly DAN
anchor below salem op 81 met Repors having y
nrenc,d heavy weather and osi some sas las been i-e
wrhn ten miles OF Nastnc aud been blown shiD
pariectly tight
BRia ocr.s BiRn-Iosion Dec a-The brig Ocean BIRD n
lays Coast Africa New York put into Newpor,
~ morning leaking 500 srokes hour Ciy telegraph
Bsg DossH tpring Providence from Charicson
opmas boat and received other ssb damage
Bnrsrs scnr TuKsr-Mqble Dec q The Bremcn schr
Ticm Capt Schultz from Rio Janeiro with cargo coffee
got ashore On sands Island bul assisted "a b
with loss Of keel. By elegrarh}
scHR DAsHfsG wnr. Bennett 4, Washington, nc from
Sour B.ssrR Fuller from Providence and FOR Barns,a
Island eh the evening q TIE sh 1T aui went ashore "a
She viii probably be total los as she y Old vessel
scnn s.rsH bcRros Hassns,, =, Boston from Pou an
Whaling Iaurenp ~ New London has been rsoo,ttv
purchsshed BY parues IN Boston seo II is stated ha
che VII he continued IN the whaling business b.
Whaling bark Friend Of New London ss tons A.
rom last voyage has boon sold to Thomas Fch OF int cite
for @210O. 49, 'F'
The new ship lying Newbuypori bulls BY John Currier
Proaenc rs'sa has BEEN sse NJ a ,ree Mag9 q
be freehnr business aud will be commanded ~ spt Dsn
X Andres, Of Fall RIVER
Notice Ca Mariners.
Notice Y hereby given That the buoy Drunken IIre
nakng me approach - Fox Island Thproue
~ possible.
ny order Of the Tdrhsiouse Board
THO GREENE, Lighthouse Tnsn Iat Aat
Portland, Dec z, 1858 ~
Whalcmen.
Arr NJ Proyinceiown "a inst Annlezams Chapman A.
ionic Ocean, with 100 bbls ~ 100 hpbk. " mos oni
so IRON Newport "a inst bark Washington ~ aud Cor Sag
Iarbor. ~ - ~ -
On rher Ground abort re mliplc u sept ticea s0,sy
NIB with 100 0bls nil all told ~
etrr rom bark Lagrange, Goldnf. Nh her ~
Aug 70 ~, ~, with 2iO ibis ~ OH aii wei
~ hQnoluu Oct Speedwe Gibbs, f with 100 bbls VIII
Skylark, for New pedfgrA
spoken 70, Asi III lon Is "a. ship Edw Carey, geot
net, rom NAniuet.. n "a cfuse.
Ia Nrrtic Id date VIM IhNnnsUu rINfa N4
bbls VII ibis season.
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Balance in treasury October 20, 1858. .s5i5, JIG
The balance consists OF bank stock shares in Gordon
and Medgeville Railroad, funds, attorneys
receipts, &C. amounting to 1926 ,564 available assets
and cash on hand $50 $685. subject TO Appropriation
correspondent writes the St. Louis Anseiger les
WcSteRS:--
FEAyKsoRT- on TIE MAIN, Nov. 4, 1865.
The German American railroad entered into a
phase on the I'd of November. Three million dollars
worth Of American securities represented at the
general meeting Of holders of American bonds. Mr. Kos
ter, of Frankfort is the Quartermaster General New
York and Erie denounced unworthy of further enen
cy, and commissioner, accompanied by several secrett
rics 10 proceed 10 America bring the matter before
the courts Tue General Treasury Frankfort organized
for the purpose Of giving effectiveness the movement
strong, and hopes of ultimately securing the greater
portion of the amount invested generally entertained
Annexed statement Of the and liabilities of
the banks of this State the morning of the 25th Of Sep
emher 1855, distinguished between the banks in city
aud those out of the CITY
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The exodus q dry goods iobbine lou houses
SUI goes on The migration progresses further ~ town
The nrms in this trade seem hard 10 please The, arc
this season, many II them least about 10 abandon
stores below Cotandt and hey streets and
on Park place and on other streets that vicinity up
Chambers street Tho time may arrive " this goes on
when Canal street may form the of the dry goods
1obbng trade One thing is certain, that wherever they
concentrate they sure to enhance the price or pr
rery and 81 rents, while the places they leave to con
siderable extent undergo corresponding depreciation
and IN many cases doubt 10 the serious annoy anc Of
tie owners Of costly real estate.
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE o. CLOSING At THE NEW yuRk OFFICR
DOnn1SC. .North-AhAny. Buffalo and Csnsdss... r.
North and Vest msn. ............. bH A. N.
Western mai, via Er1e kR 81 A. NJ and y. NJ
SOuth and southwestern
Sssssrn man BY r.irc.d 81 n s snS IN
by Steamboat ........... p. n.
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer, VA Panama. Monday,
TSe Overland Mai fer California leaves :. LOUIS
every Monday and Thursday, ats A. NJ Letters
~. Ious'
q LAKE CRY The Overland Mail from st. Joseph cao) 70
Sat Lake city, leaves ST. Joseph every S,lur.
day, q. A. ID Letters efould be marked
Overland, ST. Jooeph"
80. PACIFIC Hy steamer, Panama. Monday,
Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r. M.
HAvAsA... BY steamer Cahawba Monday, De
cember IL. ..............,.. ........ liza A. NJ.
MEXICO New Orleans by steamship Tennessee,
the lst and 18th OF each month Letters should be
placed IN the Office at New York six days pre-
Vious TO the edatel
EUROPE. 49,. BY steamship Africa, "Wednesday, 90. .
. Dec s...:..... .......... ga y. ~.
II win be that thu time q. closing the afternoon
Northern and Western mails has been changed 70 oococS
half an hour earlier than usual This viii probably coanne
during the inter.
TIM OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
Inn The Overland Mail closes followsVia Nsr
seles on the ID 9Th nth and 23th OF each month
Via Southampton 18th, 18th and 10Th touching NJ
Gibraltar Malta, Alexandria suez and Alden
Via Marselles the 9th and 25n viaSouthamp.
ton 18th and 2Olh.
AUSTRALIA. Via Narseies and suez the 10th Via South
ampton and Sne2 i2,h.
MAuRIrIus Via Alden the 4th 9th ~ the month
BAAyI.. Via SOUTHAMPTON the 9Th of the month
malls at London falls Sunday, Asy made up the
evening prevouE
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The inquiry for Erie continues active: the 76 bonds
sold Today at as and the oonvertbles Of II al 49,
such the credit Of the company that these hercey
dscred bonds find purchasers at these enhanced rates,
says little for Mr. Aoran's capacity q fnancier
that he finds much difficulty in paying the coupons
Illinois bonds steady to-day; the stock, mercurial
usual, u per cent, without any stock Offering
Both the rather higher to-day and arm
at the advance The speculative railroad stocks, after
receding slightly the morning, recovered at and after
the afternoon board and general rule, closed shade
higher than yesterday. New York Central rose
u, Erie, Hudson and Reading much; Gaena
advanced Vi Rock Island u, Michigan Southern,
guaranteed, u. Panama was u per cent lower, and Pa
cc MAIL which to be coming freely the Market
declined u. The absence Of public interference in the
market was conspicuous The closing prices Of
the day were;-Missouris, ss,s II Central sSa4 u;
Erie, lsh a Il; Hudson, 33% u; Reading, 5la II
Michigan Central, 81 Az Southern preferred, 5lS Y;
Panama, 100 " Illinois Centra, 70 Ai Gaena, 727s a
IS; Toledo 81 s21s Rock Island, 62% u. The mar
ket clcsS( Seca1y
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were $40 ,23l o3l os and the balances 500 800 So
The business of the Sub Treasury to-day fol
lows
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The following table exhibits the respective amounts or
exchange held by the various banks aud also The sums
due to distant banks, the latter being comprised d the
table 81 deposits. khonh above
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EAsCy FUEs
"A whOlteALE.

BALLAD, sHUTE CO,
20. - roadway,
New York,
Nras rs ecsuy 10 icbbcrs relslsrs nfcs
tne~ 20 purchase VA THIS market hat
the vrrs general l0t Qu- universal, prsscv sopled by
III whoesAe manufacturers ~ ea ely whn lbs
eonths ~ hfuwuR hsu stocks icf rctshng strroes
usi ~ me sea-on for consumption arrives sui m
pecung he wier snd the othe. lnr
hst- crsiau, the canno' believe either IN the
Necessity, JUSTICE OR PpLfCy
~ he Bat TIE contrary, DO still believe he Ahay
81 he urd, el this ctv = rnpp0rt NJ legst
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE AoTe<
T. his end hey invite the attention ofau bose IN
gay nteres'ed = beir very complete stock Or
LADIES' FANCY FURg,
embracing re hes - well IS the common varieties
GENIE kUFfLERS, CAPS, COATS,
GLOVES AID FANCY ROBINS
vi ~ which hey viii sell 70 such buyers mi
retu0n and legitimate tuAn
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Ioa'... oi51,I4z 70
The amount due Tor surplus revenue is down
here among the items Of the abhc debt proper the
general government having passed through two wars,
and borrowed money since it divided among the
States without demanding payment, there s probab
lily that the State will ever be requested refund
The amount il 81 ,051 ,422 o.
The Bank Of the Sate during the fiscal year, redeemed
and cancelled the following portoEs OF the public debit
Five per cent sterling bonds, Fire Loan. $4o6 500 81
Six per cent stock 1888, Fire Loan. ... 22,574 %
TIE statement Of the St. LOUIS banks Tor the week end
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A CHANGE or AGENCY
~ JULES NUM- A co.'s
CHAMPAGNE.
We beg 10 inform the trade and the public general the
contract existing between and Messrs JOHN O. y Boz
GER, for the agency &c wines wi 3ss
neccmler aud that appointed
that time, Mr. u My Err Jr sole agent United
states FOR houses kcns Cologne. Respectfully.
JULES MuMM A co.
Y. A. MUM.
Rssrecifuy referring q the above advertisement the
degned legs g. hst he has completed his
ents ior the Of his he will issue
b. trade H. the time he viii be pleased receive
ders for delivery and
The 20 9. OF MhiER sCIiLAkfFEK - Park place Re.
specially j. MEYER,
Nav ionK, Nov. 10, Isss JR.
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MARITIME IkTELLIGEkCA
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
Port Of New York, December 4, 1855.

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rus DAY.
RSEs............... OF MOON SETS. -
81 won wATER. eve Is
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Total receipts S5l9 $50 IS
From customs Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Payments.. Observation-Disclosures. 900 Is
.o.osoosi 70
The East River Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend of SIX per cent, payable demand.
From the report of the State Treasurer, the iooSing
statement Of the finances of the State Of Georgia occ
Der 20, 1855, has been prepared
Balance treasury October 20, 1855 .... $i37 500
Received from earnings OF State road. 100000
Received from all other ............ 563573
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COPS aFNsHsHIP NvTTcrs-

N AMERICAN. WELL ACQUAINTED wrTu MA
IN chnery, has az offer " the ara most rio
manufacturing business extent amount 81 capital ~.
CURED - carry o. M business successfully + 10000 which IL
more man ~ 's nov y command. would like % form
pa''nfrtp WIN reapc table person who would become
equally nterc stcd invest an amount 4, ~ the al 80
user VINO I'm ers'ani ~ business Thoroughly satisfied
~ lfhft VII fetr from 5000 - SttON auuum
Wf fs ahy - ~ additional capital Address ~ =. NJ box
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Ga llINl TO Slp00-TO INVEST IN Rl'SINEss IN
gs11b this riN, vii 1in others N alrandg essb-
.'tn &. ifgm hfev Hrni Wholesale commission ~ tho
UACc. ' ' 't''' Wv
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ge Of 1868 with that Of 1855, the falling on 67070l
TONS little 80 per cent II is expected that uN
year ending November 80, 1859, will show more Ass
over 1858 but nothing less than very extaordb AIRY
revival OF business Of all kinds bring the tOnnar mn
70 anything like that Of 1866.
The Comptroller General Of South Carolina, in As reuort
for November makes the following statement dc pubtc
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history OF the French Policy I'm Cochin
Cains-Misslon.ry Labors and svernsAent
P~rrer~sions-ReportedE Execution or Blshop
BelcaAor-Trade OF the EmpArc-Scenery
On shorc-TakiDg OF Jasnbi by the Duach,
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FURNITURE.


(loTTAGF FNAMEiLED CHAMBER FURNITURE
" Suits r - 50 and upwards styles. selling
mredced prices ~ make for spring STOCK I'D
esabshed mandatory 64 Broadway between Houston and
Bleeoker streets
L,NAMKrLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
~ al coors and styles whossae snd retail prices On
kB and upwards MAKREN WARD I'll Capai arest n,i1
No. 80, four doors eael OF Broadway New York. '
LvuRNTTURE, ruRETTUR HIGHEST PRICE "a IN ron
household office and other furniture. oriis
furniture carpc,ng merchandise panoa Watches ala
wagons an Kinds prorar,v ~ ia s -
stored Richard WALTERS & Cihar,ne s,reet y
L,URYrTURE BoUgIIT FOR READY NJ )NEy-A FAIR
" value given IN ready money for furniture r,rnas b,oks
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REIaGIoUs NOTICES.

IlI TIE ~ QUEST or A LARGE NvwRER OF CTTf
ID yena II hc Eleventh ward Rev 81 a. Morton viii repeat
ue sermon The be IN the Public Schgoln tho Sixtb
strcc baptist church, on sunday evening Dec. q s-
DREACHING IN THE NATIONAL THEATRE.-Rrv.
tdwMd II H.cuv u ~, VIII preach IN Purdy'a Nn nal
theatre ~ sabbath evening, Dec D. Services
~ oco,k Seats tree.
OCULfSTs AND AUItrSTs.
hEAFNESS DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS TUE NEW An.
- uicla ear nruns manufactured and
and retail, by nEO. WADE. % Fulton street
HOTELS.
HOTEL sT. JULIEN, NO. WASHINGTON PLACE
IL Went d'slre repare repent Ct en,ierrnen meuble
nenf a eat pref des families ea n.s.enr,
seus Les repas SCOT sery des tables parLcuneres on
carte.
TUE SPACIOUS HOUSE, No. a. CLINTON PLACE
Eighth street has passed into the hands X SMITH
formerly Of the Globe Hotel Brooklyn where prepared
70 rent roorns single o. n suits Dinner six O'Clock Thu
house WIN be Kept FIRST class IN all 81 its appointments