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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05
WARRINGTON, Nov. 8, lsa7.

WAsHIsGTor, Nov. 8, lsa7.
The Natter in issue betWeen the United Statss and
Lieut. Col. Fremont
1t Is seldom that young officer Of the army has the
honor Of such court tal as has Colonel Fremont
In his present trial. either considering the rank and
services Of the officers their intelligence and sxpe-
rence. They a noble quorum of men, tried In all
the varied services Of before whose presence the
accused must feel that whatever may be the verdict
will be the decision Of q wise judgment.
When Fremont was asked to-day II he had any OBJ
region 20 tne o1ufs WIN an approving smile ne SAID
with the organization.
The matter issue grew out Of the conflict Of guber
material jursdction in California between Com Stock
ton and Gen Kesrny By appointment from the former
Col Fremont continued to exercise the functions OF
val of Gen Kearny and in opposition to his commands
tho rightful supreme internal civil and military oRcer
Of the United States In that country.
Col Fremont in his letters refusing obedience 10 the
orders OF Gen kearny declares 1t to be the ground
that he Qremont) acting under appointment OF
Com Stockton and that Gen Kearny on his arr val bs
ing served in the field under the supreme command Of
stockton had thus admitted the horiy the com
modore and the legality OF Fremonts disregard Of the
tween him and Stockton settled. 1t Is presented
in the charges the other hand that arrival OF
superior oftcer, thus acknowledging the authority
which he thought proper subsequently to to dirsgard in
toto.
Upon the main ground Of this disregard Of the orders
Of Cen Kearny based the charges against
Fremont Of mutiny disobedencs and characterization
and their several specifications
From the number of witnesses bota Sides and the
vast scope Of the subject uatter Of the
the trial We suppose, must last for several wevaand
although the court to day on the application Of several
gentlemen vi the press, declined any expression
toning or approving reports for the newspapers the
official report will be forthcoming in due as
the court Is open, interdcted such an outline
Of the proceedings shall affect the testimony or
impartial investigation This propose to DO In the
best spirit OF our Interpretation Of the rule OF the
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New Stock Exchange
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. i.
The few days later foreign news brought by the Phi
ladephia had percepitbls effect the market for
breadstuhs The anxiety to receive later due by
the Caledonia appeared to be increased in the alb
sence of which operations were less extensive and
prices shout he Wheat continued hrm and q lot
OF Geneses sold terms stated below Corn sold
to fir extent at yesterdays quotations The market
was come less active than yesterday. Barley irm
and sales made at full prices and In instance an
advance Provisions quiet In groceries, transac
tions we're light without sales Of Importance.
Asurs-The market was firm. and about so bbls. pots
were sold at 50 Gsh. Pearls were firm At So rs.
BeEsw,r -rhe market continued dull.
BarAusrUrrs Flour-Saes OF 1000 bbls new Oswego
aud Genrsee made at 10 5oH SO rs; 500 do
of Cj.nesee Of F6 s7Jf sales Of 400 b. bad iAdamsD
rspnrted ON terms not understood. Southern
tnued in eht fupply, and WINS firm at SO 6ak SO 10
No sales of moment were reported. Waeot-ssles OF
hushes good Geoesee were made at 81 So and 5000
do ooioa! 81 37H. Corn Sales Of = 1000 bushels
high mixed were made at Toe and 5000 do at the same
price; 6tC0 do fiat yellow we're sold at 7Cx To
Mni Sales OF 1850 Dbl Pennsylvania were made at So
on private terms RVe-Saes Of 1000 bushels were
made OF 81 The market closed 0rm Rue Fi,tr--sales
OF lag bols were mud a. 20 a. Ba,iy-saes Of $500
sold ut q0c small lot In the slip was reported at 500
Ofis-Ssoedy salos ut DO n 5Oc.
!. CAvpLb.s-SpeTm continued to sell ataadiIv M aac
CorFEE-The stock OF Rio had measurablv disap-
peared from first hards. A sale OF DAMAGED nj, vas
made yetterday at sc &C. cash; go do Maracabo at
6%c $50.
CorroS-Tbe market was unsettled, and we on,v
hesrd OF eaos Of about 500 bales without change In
price siDce the steamers news. The article however
was considered less buoyant.
FIST Sales Of 800 qontals, prime quality dry cod
msde ut SO 20 Macksrel-Sales Of 400 bbls wers
made at SO 62 for No rs and $50 do No as at So 30
Herring contiiu ed firm.
FGuIT sales of about 900 boxes bunch raisins were
made a. So 20 per box, months
HFarP The market was quiet, and prices remained
unchanged
Hipfs-Tho market was rather inclined to droop
owing 10 The large arrivals which had lately taken place
supplying thereby the hesyiest deman ds for pre-
sent 90 Iumptou There Improvement looked
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.



The New York Election.
ALBANY, Thursday, Nov. L.
Clinton is reported to have given very small demo
cratic majority.
Walworth is defeated in the Otssgo district.
The only democrats supposed to be elected to the &C.
nate, are r. Adams in Greene district; Belts in Della
ware, and Fine in st. Lawrence
Hall, whig elected to the Senate In Brooms district
Seneca county, democratic.
Yates county, whig.
Ohego, democrats and one wing,
Warren, whig Munroe elected.
Chenango, enc and one
Oneida county Wager democrat, elected to the As
ssmbly, and wings
onondago county wings, aud l democrat, James
Little
Niagara, whig, and probably democrat. Judge
Dayton has a majority In the county
Herkimer, both the whig members elected
steuben, towns give $50 whig majority, and ~
Chemung reported whg Senator In this district
In doubt.
Madison, one and one
Clinton, reported whig en- Assembly
Cortland, whig.
Iioga, democrat to the assembly.
Burch whig Is elected to the Senate In the Herkimsr
district.
flstt Adams, democrat, Is probably elected In the
Greene county district
IL Is close in the Essex district although the chances
are In favor Of Perine, whig
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS
The Court marsl-I OF Lieut.. Col rr.mo.e


SECOND DAY.
mn WAsHiNoToS, Nov 3, ls47.
Inc members CT the court assembled AZ tn. Arssn.,
pursuance Of adjournment yesterday; but the eourt
va ' ea'ieu 10 order till past twelve O'Clock In the
'isS'aeht Brooke made application to the Presl.
80 ~. memoer In the place Of Major M'Call absent
anu 'oi hunt, Quartermsster New Orleans wa. sc
complete. VIII '''" IS
on the court being called to order III. ,o,rn.i 20
yesterday read by the Judge Advocs,. 60 "a
The court we're then sworn by the .us,o 49,
according to law, to well and truly try ths
In turn the Judge Advocate by thu Prsd.n
Col Fremont thea submitted a paper setting co,,,~
ms desire to facilitate the business OF trial sskna
that tho witnesses in behalf OF the United states fr
California might be sworn that hs might have the mi
vh-ge OF their cross Examination and naming as nis
counsel Col II Benton and WIN Carey Jones' ESQ
Gather In law and brother IN law Of the accused
- Inc charges aud specifications against Lieut.. Col
fremont were then read. The charges are:
!. Mu my
Dsobedience to the awful commands of hs suDerio,
officer. " ~ '1Pe''0'
Conduct contrary and preudical to military order
The specifications under the first charge are eleye.
IN representing the accused guilty Of mutiny
~ a. he refused TO recognize the authority of Gen s.
w Kearny after accused had reported to him on bis
ARRIVAL Ia california; as to superior officer in issuing
officer, authorizing him raise corps Of yoIuuteers:
10 usurpation OF the authority OF said Gen Kssrnv In
.,'o ~ttns 10 hearny, disavowing his authority until
the cohnictipg claims to Jurisdiction between Gen
ksarny and Com Stockton settled Fremont act
ing under appointment of Com stockton)i in writing
70 Gom shnorick letter declaring lin the interim to
decision from said Commodore) against the autho-i-
Y OF Gen kearny in issuing a commission to Mid.
snipmsn MLane, to raise recruits for the Cali
iorna battalion, ~ comusndant Of California
In 10. making deed AZ for the purchase OF Bird
lsAnd In the Bay OF San Francisco, by the United
states In declaring regulations for the collection
In certain ports in refusing obey the
orders OF Gen Ksaruy and In issuing military orders In
drect conflict with the instructions OF said General
hearny All these and various acts having been
California, as military governor SC
Inc specifications under the two remaining charcea
are notifications Of those under the first charge
The charges and specifications involve I've or six
paper columns OF orders from the War Department on
ciai military correspondence commissions orders coun-
ter-orders &c, Sc, and gubern atoral procamations
The accused pleaded mot guilty"
The court then cleared for q oon sultation upon
admitting reporters; and after time, the doors
were opened and the decision Of the
to bs that they had declined expressing any sanction
approval in the matter.
Whereby We reduced to the necessity Of depend
Ing upon memory OF the public entitled be pre-
sent which We believe to be all right Adjourned.
w
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4 he Southern Mall.

PETERSBURG, Va Nov. 4, ls47.
New Orleans papers Of the 2sth ult, due this morn
ing have failed to reach this place. There
rival from the Brazos at New Orleans on the 27th The
Matamoras Fgsg says that ihe yellow fever had not
abated there, but 1t yielded readily to medical
treatment, and the deaths fewer The roads be.
tween Csmargo and Monterey undisturbed. The
troops at Monterey and Saltillo were in good health
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WAsHISoros, Nov. 3, lS47.

WAsHISoros, Nov. 3, ls47.
Grand PrparafionsJor the Reception Of Congrsss Our
Hotels, &c.
We shall have room for some Thousands OF people In
hotels and boarding houses at the coming session of
Congress.
There the two prime hotels Of Coleman's and
Browns. There Is the United States which our old
friend Birch suffered to 90 down 1t been redeemed
and Is Of the most elegant and finished estab
shments In the country and under the care Of Teot
and Thompson, the caterer, both Of the Coleman
school, will flourish from the start. Then there
Is Gadsbys excellent house and Tyler's tasteful
little home place and Their. are the up town houses
hrst, the large and out-and-ouL estabiishme mt
Messs Willard, Of New York. whose expe risncs
North River, in New York. and in ashington, IL u
guaranty that they know how do It and, secondly
The beautiful houss OF Mr. Fuller Of our Oldest
and most esteemed Of landlords, and always favsrte
Of The officers OF the army and This superb house
IL not quite ready but will be in good Tor the
coming Ihrong. All the open to the public An
there houses the right side Of ave-
nue., and all within line OF three fourths OF mile.
There n number Of other good hotels, and many
comfortable boarding houses ut various prices accord
ing to the choice Of visterB
We have also large supply CT refectories on hand
| and among them take occasion 10 mention Mr..
Hands new establishment, opposite Colsmsns. The
Internal arrangements splendid designs OF the
bar fixtures, ana thsir workmanship, being In
style OF the old English oak EzaJ-tan clabor atoms
Moreover active little master OF histrionics XII
mstc ~ lsboring hard TO Tx up theatre and hope
he will succeed
Lord b.ss you, shall have such time such a time
this winter In Washington, as Washington has never
40 the old bong says: there Is a good time
coming" JOEY H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-l2 M.
fire broke out last night at the of Broadway
and Congress st. Loss $500.
Richard Drake, son of Alexander Drake, the actor
died last pioht
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SMohEus HEAD QUARER5, LOG Broadwsy-It 10 often
- ,ns ease ha when ,person esta shsd reputation
esess OF subsequeat opinion and his
OF he mbscbe who the .mokers in general that he
WI ,.i use Ls most strenuous efforts supply them with
ne nest iusV Oh Imported segars His agent IN avans will
eo new Invoices Of the superior nudge
tsh. H. HENRlOIfEs INC p,. p'a'lne' H. ~, ~ INC
ne trade corntry customers add steamboat Captains sup
psd 90 me most LIBERAL terms; and furnish.
ed from the United States Bonded Warehouss ole lsm
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The Steamer Caledonia.

BosroN, Nov. 4, ls47-sA A. NJ.
NO steamer yet In sight from the Marine Telegraph
station The morning is bright and beautiful and the
steamer looked for momentarily
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wAsuiNaroy. Nov. 4. lsa7
The GTeui Liam.

The Great Basin
1t Is two miles firm the avenue down to the arsenal
through open champagne country the midst Of the
Corporation. We walked up from that point' to day
with one OF Fremont young men from Caifornia-one
Of the party who crossed through the Basin which
lies between the Rocky Mountains snowy chain
thanking the Paoihc, snd which basin about 500 miles
square, comprising nearly tn. whole Of Alta
IL described as desert, tre-less, houselees leles
wild anf fearful desert OF volcanic mounta us and
sands and salt lakes and springs Of boiling VOL
canc country not yet cooled down. but which we pro-
pose to cut into sovereign Slater under the Wmo
proviso while the fires which heavsd up vet burn
ing under the surface. SALAMANDER
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CINCINNATI, Nov. a, p M-Flour-The market was
rather inactive Sales of barrels were made at 81
rs. Wheat and corn continued firm with light sales
HogsThs arrivals continued fair but prices were some
lower We note sales Of 400 head at 81 Bacon and
pork were dull Whskey continued in fair demand ana
sales Of 20eO barrels made at lsx cents Lnseed
OIL continued dull with light sales There was very lit
boats continued to freely -
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BALTIMORE. NV L. lsy7

BALTIMORE, Nv. 4, lSI7.
Trial Of Breh-Disolosurss Of Turner'S Gu,Il-sons Of
Temperance, &c.
The trial Of Birch for conspiracy TO defraud the Me-
ehanics Bank still progresses and hourly dcloses the
most criminal and vainous frauds the psrt Tur-
ner ever brought to light In criminal proceedings It
appears, whether with Brch's cooperation or not
stil remains TO be proved that Turner used his bank
business q cloak for all his frauds When Birch
would make O deposit Of $780, Turner would credit him
with double, and sometimes treble, Its amounts when
he would draw $3.50 he would charge him with only
half the sum- and hundred checks for small sums
were never charged to him Mt all Whenever Turner
wanted money he would send note to Birch requesting
him to draw the money during the morning and
leave IL at his house for him Under ali these
circumstances and with the fact that his bank ac-
the face, It would to be q difncuIt matter
Tor Birch to prove that he was wholly Ignorant
Of any fraud having been committed at the bank bv
Turner The evidence in this IL 20 pointed and ex
panatery Of the character Of Turner's guilt and its
enormty that the jurors who acquitted him the face
OF his tacit acknowledgment OF guilt, merely on &C
count Of their enmty OF banks must feel thsr faces
the face
The Sons Of Temperance OF Maryland, are preparing
for grand observance Of Thanksgiving day when a
procession will take place and public address be de-
hvered
Miss Eliza Kepler aged about so years and sister Of
the Rev. Mr. keper, was yesterday found dead In her
bed, having died suddenly o. spopletic at.
Sales OF Stocks NJ baltimore.
$1,000 6 67 01; 100 do, 02i 100 do 1885; @10 Cify
6s so, 30; 10 shs Fu Df Of Nd a. United sics Gs ef
closed At asked 02ys bid; Tessuy notes (6s) closed
Io asked 1907. bid STATE closed 81 ss nsed
Of
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. a. P. M-Flour-The market was
unsettled by the Phadelpha's Sales of 500 bbs
Howard street were made at So l2h. Wheat-The de-
mand continued steady and sales Of bushels Mary
land reds were made at 1875 1890 the latter family
white. Corn was inactive and moderate sales making
OF Maryland white and mixed ut CSC. aud Of yellow
7oc Mealsupplies were rather light and the market
continued firm. Whiskey-No change. Provisions
Sales continued to be confined chiefly to the retail trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-05

'Eo THE LADIES RESIDENT AND VISITERs IN
NEW fOhK.-Wm. Scott Il Co. No 371 Broadway,
IesPeeoy INVITE attention their stock Of Lace Capes
peih renl and imitation trimming Laces Muslin Trimming,
as WAISTS Robes and Frocks Nsedework Col
ana Oieandle Muslns, Embroidered Muslin Dresses Lace
piesses behes NC, &c, which offered at very low
ana VIII be found equal and variety any
S large stock OF Drcs. Caps at dollar each.
~ " = w hevtafou nr'res.
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ALBANY, Nov. 4, r. M.-Flour-The market was dull
at Sc s71s IS so for Genesee and Oswego. Wheat
Sales of 1000 bushels prime Ohio were made at I45c-
Corn-sales OF 1000 bushels OF were made consist.
ing OF Western mixed at 75c. Barlsy-saIes Of 1000
bushels four rowed We're made at SIC Whiskey-N No
change Rye firm Receipts by canal during the proceed
ing twenty four hours:-Flour, 900 barrels barley
5000 bushels; corn, 5000 do; oats, 3 900 do.
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BosroN, Nov. 4, p. M-Flour-The market continued
steady, and sales Of 1000 bbs made including new
Genssee and oswego at 50 ST. Southern continued
in light supply. The Market account of the daily
anticipation Of the Caledonss news, closed without
animation The Phladelphias news produced no I'M
preston. CornSales of 5000 bushels were made, in
Guiding Western mixed at 81 ots, and sound yellow do
at IS cts. Rye continued firm. Oats-sales Of 5000
bushels were made at 81 to 81 cts Provisions change
Whiskey, the same Freights, no alteration.
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DAPER HANGINGS - GREAT BARGAINs-R
L PRINCE, manufacturer Of Paper Hanaings, tho 3i1
Pearl street Frankn Square) would inform Country Mel,
chnt Jobbers aud those the trade that he selling of nj,
whole stock OF Paper H9ngnss aud materials for
nng with view Of declining this bu iiness mother
wholesale dealers purchasing in amount from $50 to sIoo for
clsh shall ha the goods strictly at Manufacures cost
pIces TO those buyIng larger amounts liberal discount
from net cost Prices will be made Purchasers finding the
prices named Ia strict accordance with tn. above
express their astonshmen ard generally buy double the
s22 10f . m PRINCE
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. FOR NEW BRUNSWICK, AT 2 r. NJ.
from the foot OF Robinson street, next sboy,
,on.. -. Barclay street The steamboat ANTE
Nov 9Th. leave New York et r. NJ landing Perth Amboy
Ross VILE Woodbridge Tottens and Frenchs Landing
Passengers In time take the Rail road c. for
PRINCETON, TRENTON and PHI LADELPHTA direct
Stages convey passengers d,eet for Someills sposwood
and Cranberry the arrival OF the Antelope Returning the
Antelope leaves New Brunswick at past T. m. Brea.'
fast board.
Fare i2% cents. rs 6src erSu
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l. Is 9 q s4a Ess Of wss;s
8Si hS Last ss faf smssDs Ct nc s;
n, 2..Ec John BRrrTIN Secretary.
s o.t 4 L. ni !, 9osIaa: house about
Ri age s feet aipehs: in hegh with rather fa face blact
s'Se ss a ana ~s ss
wiz lad S Any person Wig Information which
20 Fss is street, ABOVE swa5a sp
oAN GEOaGE TAYhOh, the celebrated Costume1
lett fer a IA D9sss1 .S oS
street wit, b. punctually attended To-. rs st'rc
G4T0 sl l kUBBEn Goops, 100 Broad az
~ The most extensive assortment of Iadia Rubber Goods
and Ind
including coat. cioaAs boots. shoe, sapes poashos
rs ~ 100 Broadway Ss cnp0 ps. Unity ,dS Sh.gs
w f ssGy d. . sa lie has
fhad.phia pers please cop. ms lt.rc
I .IsE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND
for II. Benefit Widow aud The oIphanS % ae
err L. s5ecSs Sterling, or 81 500 oe,; beside, re,
serve fund tom surplus emiun) about slS5 Part OF
hSisi 'Af SHse Huov. Square.
u Sfs En- Dst SSs%a a'sf'H the Unite. State.
The Board meet ct "a Wall stree, "WEDNESDAY, for
Doctors J. X EoDGERs Eosicx and KEENE nedica ex.
nsners ee-pad by III. Society; attendance Daily
EDWARD T. RicHAnDsoN. Era. General Accountant.
report fcI lay lS,. pam het. blana f1na tables Of
once "a Wall STREET or irpa e,,h the Agents TIN ghout
the United States and BIRTHS North Coloniei.
J. LEANDER STAIR General Agent for the
~ ~ -, nited States aud b. n a. Colonies.
Ne~ YORK, NOV =, l847 us sa~is l2tuc
~ ~ sALE-A complete set OF fixtures, c n,sug of
ca'rE ccune,s an drawers. in good Order and almost
Can he sea on aep,ic ,ton At 2s5 Btoadwav. a.
r. BROWN, STONE Sc L EtGR AVENa q Her.
Crest, Cyphes SC. engraved stone J,assDianonds
dies seals pencil sixne rings &c. engraved with arm
device Cots Of Arms found and style
States oks Of He aid kept, with Upwards Of 200 GOA
names Any formation given in htraldry. ms l'rrc
NJ III b OF GOPART NEKshIP--The subscribers have
~ t' cute ed INTO copiper ship for TRANSACTION
EARSO% HARD u No 2Sl Z. al streci New York
ITssug hat by ug,eWug the business of
ho. consisned 10 ,e!r eae the w merit the confidence
generally ihsy ectfuliy the efer.nce below
GEO "; Carson.
teferecce-Nessrs. John Campbell o.; Seymour 4 Co
New York, Nov !, 1871 r5A'r
CAsrOtF CLIO HING COSTUMES, &c WANTED
men or LADIES' having sup"'fioous ~earng Az
ban from the subscriber 20 cent than from Any
ofHce No Wal stree cosrci a,o.a,v y
es or goats can be attended their residences by a-
pomtmert.
ipe address through the Post Office or otherwise wl
'e.e've prouP, a,tentlnn. ms itsr
% JOIN aTaEr. Il brooks would nforn ms
- trends and the public that ne receiving on con-
gumrnt general sor!n,e1t of ada rboeI goods manu-
oversoes nschoe be ting &c &c. Wholesale and retail
stMUE BROOKS Agent for the Manufacturers,
r5a.r % JOHN street.
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$1,000 g. 67 i01, 100 do lo2 100 do lojs 500 Cit,
Ca 90 99 IS shs Fu Dik of Md a. United ss of
closed At 100 asked l02s bids Tsuy notes (6s) closed
IOi asked 1909. bid STATE per cents closed es nsed
~ hid, J,ty OF 1890 closed NJ 70 aShta
Baltimore and Ohio Railway shares ~ AsAsf, ~ bid.
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lt@A FOR SALE--An old established Hotel and Bowling
EH Saloon, with tsn years esAe, doing FIRST
business, will realise $4,000 clear profit Has
by the proprietor for the last five but
OF i'll health obliged to give
suitable would be taken For further par.
ticulars apply at No. 40 Bowery. ms ltsrrc
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VASTLY, IMroRTANT TO Every MAN AM

n,r,,cnI,rIr .n 70 sconomeal prT.on, JiJN ,
SCOTT ~ Nassau street wishes cell the ion gen.
uemen 20 his superior Of Shirts, Collars Gloves
&C. aud especially 10 his assortment OF Under Shirts and
Drawers They being the Iesdng articles 70 heh) which he
wrmots TO stani wishing without shrinking and the
,ime they still greater advantage which is fol-
VS.; they will be sold sducs e 5Ier cent above
te hst til aud judge fer Yourselves 81 Nassau
stree, nLposite Herald Once. Established 1895.
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EAD5 OF HAlhgHeads OF Hair.-Those article. Tor.
IL merry Known Wigs and Scaps, prior the Iate in,
proyement' OF Rdgway known only by the snDv,
te owing TO their strictly natural appearance and
tout ensemble causing them TO he the desrhIe article
lert 70 p'pra head Of hair To be had only Of CHARLES
MIDWAY prsctica Hair cutter and Wig maker ITO Drar.
way. Of Msiden.lane, Call and Sc them
b;-Privatc rooms for Citing and irving ON Wigs &c
Al