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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
rIIIMQRE BELOW PAR.

Some one hundred delegates, returning from
Wing meeting in Scriven county, Georgia.
called for three cheers for lack Iaylor,
which were given. Three cheers were then
asked for Millard Fillmore-bul, says cores
pondcnt of The Savannah Georgian, ian universal
and sinister silence was the unexpected response
MOI Wing, or ian ultra Wing" dared 10 De-
friend this representative OF the great Wing par
tv-rhis Northern Abolitionst, with "SoulherI
Wing principles" with nod OF recognition!
A Democrat, however, came 10 their relief By
calling Tor three cheers Tor Cass and Batter
which "made the piney woods ring with tn
sound of voices of the friends OF our STANDARD
bearers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

n The Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81, Sons
ofTemperance, will meet at their Division Room,
this morning, al O'clock, TO attend The funeral
OF their deceased brother Russell. Members o.
Sampson Division. No. 4; Marion, No. 3; Nc
Dowell, No. 6; Armory, No. 80; Hn!chison' ~. 40
63; Centenary, No. 100, and Artisan, No. ~
are respectfully invited 10 attend. :,
". LADD, A. r. X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

There will be large mass meeting Of Inc De-
mocralic party at, or near Franklin Court Honss'
on The asf instant, to which Messrs Caske, R
G. Scott, Young, Bayy, ]. R. Watkins and
Other prominent Democratic speakers nave oeen
invited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

nr DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKETS
We are prepared TO furnish our friends IN the
country with any quantity Of Cass and Butler Electoral
Tickets At 50 cents per hundred. We invite early or
ders. The election day is fast approaching.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

@NOrICE.-Tne members OF Hutchinson
Division, No. 63, Sons Of Temperance, are re.
ques,ed to meet al their Division Room, F,oay,
The 18th, al O'clock, P. M, to attend me B,oe
presen' alton at Springfield Division, NO. io',
Sons oi Temperance. There will b. band o.
music in any 10 conduct the procession rom
the Division Room.
b. order OF the w. P.
7 VIM ELAN. RS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
1875 1916 1907 2O,5U'

Democratic loss, lhiry-eighs hundred ano
e;ob,y-nine on the Governors election in 1874
when The Democratic majority was 4.S97.
The Baltimore American (Whig) reports the
election Of the following members Of Congress
but from the following despatch in The same pa
per we seriously doubt whether Ogle is not defeat
ed:
@UNIoSTowN, Pa. Oct III, P. Nj.
ssTbe contest in this Congressional District,
the 18Th, now represented by The Hon. Andw.
stewart has been we'll contested. In Fayene,
Dawson, L. F has 500 majority and 1907 in
Greene. Somerset, the remaining county in the
district, has moi been heard from officially, but
reports say she has given 1000 majority for
Oolen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

gy MIR. WM. w. GREEN will deliver an ac'
dress before the hrmory Total Abstinence Scot !.
ely, on Friday evening, 10 inst, al hall past
o,cIock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
aEMRERs OF CONGRESS ELECTED
n;r,r;c, Jos r Chandler Wing

MEMBERS OF CUNGRESo ELEO I'd
% Dis,ric,-Jos. r. Chandler, Wing.
Sd Henry D. Moore, Wing, gain.
oh I" John Robins, Jr., Democrat.
5ih John Freddy, Wing.
9Th i" Thaddeus Stevens, Wing.
OH William Strong. Democrat.
llth I" Chester Butler, Wing.
18th Joseph Casey, Wing.
18th Henry Mes, Wing
l6h Jasper E. Brady, Whie.
18Th !" Andrew J. Osle, Wing.
18th Job Mann, Democrat.
10Th Robert r. Reed. Wing.
2ls, /" Moses Hampton, Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
C P. SENGSTACK.
(Itlgr0pted from Soalh Cerolinq for Tie Union.

(Ithgr0pied from South Carolina for the Union. J
CHARLE.roN, October ii
MIR. Holiness majority in he City and Neck is
467, and he is probably elected The Taylor
men have elected the State senator by 2l8 ma
jority, and IL out of the IL representatives =
Among the Democrats elected Is MIR. Carew,
Editor of The Mercury.
GLORIOUS RESULT IN BALTIMORE.
From our Baltimore correspondent we learn
that the Democrats in that city, on Wednes-
day, did their duty manfully, and elected their
candidate for Mayor, the venerable Elijah
stansbury, by majority of $50. Council-lst
Branch, IA Democrats, 6 Wings; ID Branch, 6
Democrats, Wings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

GOOD ANSWSR.-At an Overwhelming
meeting in Lowell a Tuesday evening, Colonel
Todd, Of Ohio, late Ainiser 10 Russia, addressed
$500 en- husias'ic Wings. He spoke Of General
Tay!oc from a peronal and very intimate ac-
quaintance. Some IAN Bnreni.s assed-"Wha
will he Go about SIaery?" The answer was IN
slantaneous He WILL Do JUST WHAT CONGRESS
WANTS MN TO-" That 1 the doctrine! We want an
administration that vii lr, The people by thar re.
yrcsentatipes in Congress, 10 the Legislation Of Inc
coun'ry.- me" Y@: Erpes;.
The South can here eswhaI they are TO ex'
pecl should Gen. Ta,lorIIe elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

We yesterday received from Messrs. Lee and
Valentine, of the Vail Street House, a delicious
Lunch, composed If sora, "spots" Fish, Soup
Juleps, Cobblers, &c. 1t was treat Tor a
prince, and the dection news had not taken
away. our appetite nor prevented US from en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
FOB RENT.

=, The Dwelling House situated on
fM Main Street near The store OF .
Giim Jones, at present occupied by Mrs: Cns a.,
Hyde. The house is large, and well sul'ed DO lo'
either a nriyale family or boarding house. Pos'
session given the goth Of October For terms
amply 10 Mrs. Hyde, or B. 81 5. Jones'
Oct l3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
PUBLIC DISCUSSION.


We are requested to state thai john >. Cas7'e
Esq. will address The Democrats OF Mecklenoufs
at their Court House on Monday, ocl. loth.
The Wings are respectfully invited 10 BE- repre-
resented on the occasion.
The Lynchburg Republican SECONDS 'ne sal.
ley Stars nomination of Green b. Samueis Of
Shenandoah, for Governor.
Gov. Critiendcn OF Kentucky has forwarded
sword. prepared by order OF the Legislature 10
Gen w. o. Butler by The hands OF MS son.
Lieut. Col. I. L. Criuenden. accompanied by
very friendly letter. Gen. Butler replies IN Inc
same spirit. Hislerer concludes thus
"Permit me- Sir, to thank you Tor the very
kind and com pnenlary manner in which you
have been pleasedto execute he du'Y devoiyed
upon you. | am no liue srailied! that il has
been performed bya personal friend VINO oy ms
able efforts in the c,uncs Of the nation, contt'-
boled largely 10 lie success OF our arms IN ,hs
late Mexican war land that The sword awarded
me was presented " gallant br''hef soldier Oh
,har war;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13

WANTED Sigh, Funds on New VOTE
w Oct 10 ID. Fl. LONDON.
II HITTING YARN..-Whi,e knitting a'"'
n Of different qualities, Tor sale by
J. C. CHENERY,
oc, 10 Opposite Depot,
CASTLE soaps boxes as &C. o, .a1s b. Soap
~ genuine, ns' ,e Gn c s@o % p, ,
oet. 10 81 Corner Main and l4ta streets.
-pcNcH MERlNoS.-French M.rinos, OF
hInr brown, purple and drab shades, tor
= a J by C. CHENERY,
So Or 10 Opposite Depo'.
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE s. CO.
IfI Main Street. , nm IN
This Day-Capitas: $4,000, 5000 5000. "
OF 500, &C., &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. IicKe's T.
Drawn Nos OF Snsquehanna, 40:
al 40 % SO 69 SO 70 Sc 81 10 % 70;
l6 % So, prize of $1,000; sold and pa'd oY
Oct. l3 C. w. PURCELL q W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-13
he Platform of the WhIg Candida,
for the Vice Presidency.

JOHN w. BELL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
COMMERClAh AFFAIRS,
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday,, October 2J--6 p.


This has been heavy day in Wall street. Quota
lions have fuctuated slightly but the tendency the
close, was downward. At the first board, Long Island
Tell off a per cent and Reading Railroad advanced "a
The sales of the former large. There was no
change at the second board.
The eighth instalment OF ten per cent on the capital
stock Of the Hudson River Railroad Compan " will be
due and payable in the ensuing month of November
On the 10th of November, the semi annual interest
payment will be made to such stockholders as shall
have paid all instruments called for
The Reading Railroad and the Schuylk Navlga-
ton Companies have at last compromised their Hcul-
ties and for the future will act in concert and
more for each others interests An arrangeme Mt has
been made, to remain in operation Ave years, the
effect Of which will be TO give each company larger
revenue from the same amount Ct business.
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool with seven
days later intelligence, was unex pectedy announced
at about o'clock this afternoon We received our
files little after two, and Immediately issued an
extra. The news, in political point Of view Is highly
important and created consderab BILE excitement a. 1t
became known. Commercially the advices possess
very little interest Cotton, corn, and consols have
experienced a further decline in prices md all the
markets represented being exceedingly inactive
The hsrvets Rave been secured in better condition
than participated, AMI the amount OF grain Of all kinds
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N..,.. r.ssiIsx..es.

LsuAcH o. rHH srf.usstr Tr-srssrr.---Thls
steamer, together viii the Chsrokse, bsioasinx %
samuel L. Mitchsl's SAyannsh hps, wss launched
yesterday morning. from Mr.. a. wsbbs ship y.ra Ia
presence az large number 81 spectators She EFT her
ways In the meet gallant manner. sni entering her
proper element hosted down the sitt az very
light and displaying most beautiful model Her sna,
sharp bat fu az the mid ships. aud her bottom
inclinipg 20 a hat construction Ihis lofm r.nd~rs
her drought light, and Ices variation in tha
extremes The Chsrok.e which b % The s.u,- model
Is found 60 work samirsbyi her arsaght ssysa fee,
with cargo and coal IN sud rises bet little If the rnd
Of the voyage thus gaining great afvAntsxe, birth
fer speed and safety BY preserving the uhsss ~ their
proper emergeBee belos the surface The keisous
strong and unusually msssye znd the bottom a. IN
the best materials aud thu most approved moi. al
construction could make H. she is sapsri attended by
the veteran Captain Collins formerly Of the Roscius
and favorsb Of the noft DIST shel Of
the Liverpool captains no believes that stronger or
better built boat has not been mads In cur country
hold % feet diameter ~ wheel 81 feet cyln Der Is
inches feet stroke aud adapted 90 10 hes
steam She Was to~ed 90 the Novelty Works u
Stillmsn, Allen Co, wAere she IL o. receive her
engine. which II very massive aud Of the most 60.
proved construction, having Wort ngton's psrcussop
gusgs, aud Wortbipgtons safet y steam pump which
the indicating the watsreFel aud the other sup.
plying by an ipdeyendsn ut engine when the main en-.
CINE is still-rcmoye the main OF explosions
To the pump there is free IN sttachme Mt Witch
will instsntly extinguish accidental fires The Zen.
will be placed the llBe In March, when We
savannah This line IL patroniEed by Nsw Orleans
travellers and also those going TO FLORIDA Alabama
and Tennessee, with which places the railroad com
muuication from Savannah IL now nearly complete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
The Death of Dixon 1T, Lewis.

1t is with profound regret we announce the death
OF the Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, member OF the
United States Senate, from Alabama. Mr.. Lewis
died yesterday in this city, at twenty minutes past
twelve o'clock He arrived here two weeks ago,
on VISIT, and was shortly after attacked with the
disease which has terminated fatally.
In the death of Mr.. Lewis, the Senate of the
United States has lost OF Its most able and ac-
compls she'd members. His lcng service in the
House of Representatives, OF which body he was
a member when elected 10 the Senate, had made
him thoroughly conversant with parliamentary
business and his intellect, which was OF great
grasp, gave him most eminent position In the
national councils. On financial question:, his
views were always received with attention and
respect; end his marked efficiency when Chairman
of the FINANCE Committee of the Senate, gained
HIM warm conmendation, even from his political
opponents.
We would not ante pate, by any suggestion or
recommendation of ours, what we are sure Is the
universal disposition OF our citizens, to testify in
most signal manner to their sense of the eminent
qualities of the departed statesman New York
owes this to the memory of Mr.. Lewis. On more
than one occasion, when her ctlzenswere assailed
in the body OF which he was a member, and when
the representatives of the State preserved shame
full and cowardy silence, the voice of the warm
hearted Senator from Alabama was raised In vim
dcation of the rights of the oppressed, and In man
ly opposition TO the despotic will OF faction
In Alabama, Mr.. Lewis attained popularity
such as 10 other man in the State enjoyed. Nor
was his popularity confined to his own State. 1t Is
little more than year since our citizens united in
rendering him a warm testimonial of regard. His
death will but strengthen those sentiments of es-
TEEN so universally felt for him throughout the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
The FOREIGN News.

The steamship Europa arrived at this port yes
terday, IN eleven days and three hours, which is
The shortest passage that has ever been made be-
tween this city and Liverpool.
The Intelligence which we have received by
this vessel, is highly important and painfully In.
terestng Smith O'Brlen, the ardent patriot, the
honest and fearless rebel, the gallant and selfsac-
rifcIng, though perhaps rash, revolutionist has,
it appears, been found guilty; and-oh, civilized
England (D sentenced to be hanged, beheaded
and quartered The excitement which this sad
piece OF intelligence created city, and espe
claly among our Irish citizens, is lndescrbable.
It was ,ntense-silently, dreadfuly, intense. I'M
precautions, not loud, but deep, fearful deadly I'M
precautions, against the abominabe government
of England, were uttered at every corner. Never
was there such unanimous outburst of mdigna-
ton expressed within our knowledge, as was ex-
pressed yeste day, when the news was made pub
lie. Our column are so much occupied with the
details OF the ne $, that we must defer our re-
marks on this SUI ect to another day.
The intelllgerce rom other parts of Europe Is
such as We mght expect. The democratic spirit
is still IN iorce shs KING the whole continent by the
force o! It's working. Austria is like boiling
caudron. The Emperor has again fed-an insur-
rection has taken place, and the city OF Vienna
was, at the last accounts, in possession of the in
urgents, and, according to our telegraphc des-
patch being bombarded by the imperial troops,
and it is very probable that ere this the govern.
ment of France has lnterfered If il has done so,
then we may say the ball has opened in earnest,
and there will be no peace or rest In Europe as
long as king or queen sits upon throne. The
great, grand, and overwhe' ming struggle between
democracy and the "right divine" has commenced,
and war, bloodshed, carnage, and desolation will
mark the history of Europe, till the former shall
have achieved It's work, be it or later Ger
many is still in an uproar, and France, at the last
accounts, was on the point of ministerial crisis,
the result of which may hasten the commencement
of the scenes which have to take place in Europe,
before the Iniquitles of centuries are atoned for.
We cannot find space to-day for extended re-
marks and must content ourselves, for the time
beng by referring our readers to the details of the
news, published IN our columns to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


BufFAla, October g. fsss
Receipts within the past tsenty. four hsurs-ftour
5000 bhs wheat - 900 bushels eorn 1900 a. Thsrs
vas no change In Sour. ana the market vas inactive
wheat Sales 5000 bushels Ohio ~srp m.fs AZ % et.
Corn Sales of 1000 bushels vxre usfe Al a. cent.
treights 70 Albany stin have an upward ena~aey
ALsasf, October %, tsss
Receipts within the past tssnty four hours-Flour
1870 bsrrels wheat li'ao bushsls eorn, 90 a.
barley Ia 400 DO. There wss No change In aour ana
sales we're light. Wheat-Ssss q 600 btsheis Gene
see we're made a liz crnts Barley SALES Of q 500
bushels were made NJ os sso cts There ehsnre
in other articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
Naval Iaf.Iligrnce.

IT, S. steamer Princeton, Commander Enris lefl
Malta 5th September, with a mail for Venice and
Trieste. She was TO return 10 Malta the Sth OF
Goth Of October inst. She arrived at Trieste 2sth
ult., and was to leave in few days
L. S store chip Supply, Lieut. Lynch, arrived at
Narseiles, 10Th ult from Touon
u. S. sloop Of war standing north passed
9th inst " in the Gulf by ship Harriet Roe kwrli
he nee at New Orleans 18th inst
L. S. sloop Of war Dale, was spoken 18th inst. 10
A NJ. latitude SO 05 longitude 7s40i where from or
bound not stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

immediate improvement In prices.
We informed that the Of duty paid BY i'm
portsrs IN mohsir or goats hair plush under the tariff
Get Of iss2 being the difference between 20 and 30
per esntum, win be refunded to them application at
the custom house In ell where the 80 per cent
has been paid under protest
The movements in cotton this year, have been more
active than for the corresponding period last and
tai. the receipts criterion, the crop this year
wi largely exceed that Of lss7 and as. The annexed
statement exhibits the receipts and exports from the
commencement Of the season to the latest dates
each q the past two years
MoTsarsrs o. Corros rHE UNITED STATES.
Exported o G..
Fsffh kce.rcd sinee britain since
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New York, Thursday, October 80, ls4s.


Octr. 70 wednesday "a 25s oopies
The publication OF the Morning Edition Of the Herald com
menced yesterday at ~ minutes before o'clock, and finished
at o'clock the frs. Afternoon Edition noaced At 10
minutes past o'clock, and finished at 20 before
o'clock the second at o'clock. and finished IS minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

The STEAMSHIP EUROPA, under the command
OF Car tam f. G. Lott which arrived yester day,
left this city on the 9th ut, and has thus made
the entire voyage to and from Liverpool, includ
ing her stay at the latter port, in the incredibly
short space of % days. The passage just complet-
ed, winch occupied about eleven days, is the
shortest that has ever been performed between
the two ports, and when the distance between
New York and Boston is considered, 1t beats the
rapid voyage made by the Niagara in July last
full two days.
The Niagara left Boston on the 18th of June
and returned on the 18th of July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

The receipts at La Sale, at the other end Of IN.
line have been about the amount, which, added
the tolls collected at Chicago make the total up 10
the 14th of October, more than $4,000 There
ut that date about Elk weeks Of navigation LETT for the
season The tolls for the year may reach 100000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the evening Of the l2gh
instant quarrel tight occurred between several
Irishmen at Carbonate, during which one Of them
was severely injured that he died Within twenty
four hours after.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

all but where with their
reward We led to thcss remarks by the
that has attended Espnsohied since bis
Hat uacturer, w The
occaoned bis are rather peculiar osins
unIrincIld attempt Of despcabe dealer O miles
the Chemical Bank, cura the fair Of the jouraeymen
hattes Espenshied delermn to has ani well
It has be him that he did for he has
self and the public who in have their cheaper
aud better in quality; his
mration only in this city but throughout Union r he
sells wholesale wel'as retail and country ha,ters will DO well
10 call.
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Hats: Extraordinary Hats,

In takiIg Of Hats. let us speak, and remember
That Hat for July is in December
Both the style and the Hat in their fashion oh1ae
And the less we'll be suited the that range.
Go KNOX, 2s Fulton stree and you will be- peased there
you can be pleased at any place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

THE STEAMER BRITANNIA left yesterday morning
about IL o'clock, for Halifax and Liverpool, with
three passengers for the former place, and seven
for the latter.
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tor Oil Cream is the only proper nutritve Tor the Sar b.
chema process ae gatce aGd offensive smell is entirely
tracted One application impars life to the decayod
roots Sold wholesale and retail by the inventor only w. J
BARKER, $40 Broadway, opposite the Carlton house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
PrOfcssOr Barry's WOnderfuI Trioophe

Medicaed the respectable
certificates received refer to the following
Locock Sir Jas Clark Dr. Fergusoi W. q. Bell Dr. Fleming Dr.
Bostock Dr. Alton Professor Blumenbak Professor Bauye
H. Biclat NJ Chavaier NJ kcheaud. The celebrated Barry
Tricoplerous the only remedy badness
the hair that has fallen off become thin, prevent grey hair
TO and appearance scur and dandru
the hair and to keep in the most healthy soft glossy state
yet free from all oily and greasy 1t is sold
bottles price % cents at the principal Office 3g Broadway
AgengWrgh % South street. Philadelphia; Brown. Washing
street Boston, and sold by all the Druggists the United
Stataa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26

BANTA, "a Canal Of Wooster street has the large
cheapest and best Of Hats
Beaver Hats trimmed in the tasteful with
beautiful materials proes nearly Is less
Broady prices.
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beautiful assortment of Misses Jenny lind beaver Hats
med in the most tasteful Also ladies' and Nj PEARL
drab and black beaver Bonrets klners
piled with bats and Bonnes by the dozen, low pea
WIN. BANTAS, 81 Canal, co; ner e Wo1ster street.
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Su,r,ing Intelligence.

PAciNe.-The pacing contest, postponed on Tuesday
account of the weather, will come OF this after nooa
ct tho Harlem Park Course.
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A very fine French Cloth Dress or Fro

Coat made to order from French cloths s6 for s
for 500 Also Sacks Overcoat Pant aud Vests finely
made at prices which must atonh natives oregners and
others Perhaps mine is the only where goods all
bought for cash down therefore, can he sold low
G. B. CLARKE. ll6 william street
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Hill. the InimItnbIe. is stu ot hi

stand No Is Nassau street. dexerousy oInamenny the exterior
of b., skially Cutting their Hair and Whker
slant supply of his widely famed nfibc Onguen which
much exe all other preparations promoting the growth aud
Identifying the Hair may be had rs above.
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Housekeepers Will not fail to coll at &

celebrated cheapest Carpet Establishment in The United Ses
No 90 HIRAM AND sRS IN where you select
the largest assortment Of English and Capeng,
Hearth Rugs Floor OIL Cloths Table Covers Window
Mats &e. at saving OF - cent on your purchases.