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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-15
AARNUA's AMERICAN 1.! AUsEUAsP; T; BARNUn.

u Arm U M B AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNU1,
ID Propretor-F Hitchcock, Manager. Splendid Perform
ances every afternoon at O'clock evening at half
The Manager has the pleasure announcing the
most wonder in sreaton Major enger hold
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He
morning from 10 to hapas II o'clock in the afternoon
from till hall 8; and in the evening" from till TO- In add
ton the has also cnsaged Great Western the famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers, Miss Emma Leslie vocal
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby
Museum Performances Little Finger &C. Is cents children
der and old enough to wall alone.
served front shilling extra
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING. OCT. Is.
will 10 performed the grand opera in three acts called
haklTANA-Charles H. Mr. Leach. Do, Gear dc Basan Mr.
w. H. Reeves Don Jose de Sanarem Mr. Segun Marsna srd
se MIN Warehouses Mhs Csman The entertainments TO
Guide wi the farce OF Tue OaNIBUS-Ar Ledger. Mr. Nat
news Old potes Mr. Pope Tom. Dohbs Mr. isdawayi Pat
ROONEY Mr. r. Shaw Julia Miss Rosa Cline Mrs Dobba Mr..
Iherwood Miss Damper Miss Jemima Damper Miss
Tn mpon Dress Circle and parqeu, Family Circle
- cents Gallery 2% Doors open 81
at lock
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RURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS srRssr-MoVDAY

LLCi DIE SHAM AMOUR-Count Tastestrue Ravens
wood Mr. Johnston; Lucia Miss Chapman. After whsh.
farce OF JOHN JONES the Unfortunate Man the World
Hyoln Jones Mr. Jordan Guy GoOduck Mr. Burton FL "a
Melton; Miss Morgan To conclude with NEW YORK IN
SLICES MI Grabal. Mr. Hamltou Mr. Nabsrn. Grace;
lake Sybuts, Mr. Johnston Mr. Tokns Vernon LIE
Miss Sinclair Prices OF admisson-Dress Circle Paraue
30 cts Family Circle or Second Tier 20 Doors open
past g. curtain TO rise at O'Clock
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T o. O.. F.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE X. W. GRAND
Lodge Of the State Of New York, will be held Monday
evening Mt half o'clock at the Grand Lodge Room
Canal street. for the purpose receiving applications
ters and the Of Lodges the reception commun
cations the Of special committees action the
By order, BENJAMIN J. PENTZ
Ora Seoreta
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nELAROCHR'S GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE OF MA.
poeon Crossing the Alps 10 nov exhibiting At the National
On from A. until 10 p n. Admission Is cents;
tickets 90 cents.
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NIIBIUs-MIss ISABEL DICKINsONs BENEFIT AND

~ Last Night Tuesday, Dot l7-IAs night but Seven
OF the SeasoD-Dougas Jerrods and highly suooesfu
Comedy, acts which las had such extraordinary
run in London, entitled TINE WORKS WONDERS Sir
Gilbert Norman Mr. c. w. Claie Clarence Norman Mr. Crisp
Gudbumh Mr. Chprcndale Felix Godthumb M Char Pro
iessor Iues Mr. T. racide Bantam, Mr. Seton Floreutinc
Miss Dickinson Betsy Tulip Mrs Weymss Miss Tucker Mrs
cramer M,s Go'db1mb Mrs Charles Chicken Miss CARPENTER
After which, (2d and last tme the Farce of VENUS IN
ARMS Arabea lalas Col. Mevel Miss l. Dickinson. Ad.
mission 90 cents be secured Box Book open
flee Aston plp
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L,oR sALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE. The ENTIRE
machinery and contents shop ocated at the Of
Grsnd and Tenth sts Wilamsburgh L. The machinery
ssts rs horse and boiler nearly complete
every respect and in perfect running order Also first
panin machine wood also nearly capable Of planning
anything from to l6inehes thick by q to inch wide 1t
easily managed operating with beauty and rspdy
Der Of pieces Of different cknesss lengths planned
down operation II performs days labor
in 20 inmates Also two first and down
panks and heavy work. and smaller Tor saving
ftrate circular table, machine max
window shade rollers and piekes for fences one tongue
machine The above machines all of the very
kind complete in every respect and ready
sary shsine and betting Is attached and put up together with
Nr shafts ara belts Tor other machinery The shop DO
hsed long desired for rent The whole
will sold or SAo TIE boiler and engine alone cost when
new, over SOW Tns have bee' used six months Omit
uss Passing Close TO the shop leave the Grand st. aud PEEK
Slip erres william every 10 minutes For farther parteu-
otshauire Nm Co. at the Scientific American Once,
IFS Fulton st N. Y -
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GRAND Observation-Disclosures of VERA CRUZ,

GRAND Observation-Disclosures OF VERA CRUZ
~ &C. 57S Neutrality-suspicious. in the Gulf Burning the NJ g.
Creoe Shpwreck Of The somers Arrival Of the Fleet Steam
and Ships steamng sailing along Real loaded and
fred by moving Figures Grand day night
Sper did yrocbe effects and bursting Ia Figure
Ship Beat &c moving An Overture every evening Tickets,
80 cents Children half price, Family and tickets
plicaon at the Hail. Open at commences ut Wednesday
and Saturday at3.
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N IBLO's, Aston PLACE BROADWAY-IN CONsE

NIBLOS AsTOR PLACE BROADWAY-iN CONsE-
~ the vast outlay this occasion ali privilege,
Mr. haereadys nights must be suspended the pr be-
Boxes and Pauet 81 Amphitheatre 80 the other nights
will continue to be so cents all Of the house
night Of Mr. Mscready. who will perform
Monday Evening Oct IT, Shakespeare historical Play of JULIUS
CASARButus Mr. Mac,e ady Mark Anthony MI @. vanden
hof; CalPhurnia MissK Horn rita Mas Weymss 70
cuoe with the farce Of BOOTS AT THE SWANFrank Frky
Mr. Crisp Jacob Earwig Mr. T. Placide; Miss Moonhine
Charles Doors open to Il commencing ut o'clock
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TT>HE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
continues On Monday the Fruit from the Pomoogics
Convention held Clinton Hail. will be
mination Castle Garden The display Of apples ADD
States the Union they square
of tables At O'Clock p NJ the four Boat Races pre-
cups and silver medals will place American
Brass Band (Sheton aier) will play during the evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-15

DANORAMA OF TAYLORs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway, shows natural q nfc
also gives correct views Of tho country TOWNS otes 10
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'Clock. Admission % cent
Schools admitted reasonable No descriptive
pamphlets Children half Il will CITY
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For EIGN EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
On London. 100 1904 On Amsterdam. 4OL 40X
On Paris 81 23A a5f 22x On Hamburg 80. $50 81
IN, Rrau, M
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H. OK O'Clock Match for $3.50! Mile heats best in
8: between Grey Eagle and Lady sutton Woodruff
Grey Eagle to saddle; A. Conkhn names br m Lady SUIT
In this the odds changed the
Grey Eagle betting $500 to $3.50 The leave South Ferry
Brooklyn for the Course NJ and return after the sports
over. n. D. GREEN, Proprietor
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o. OF @. F.-THE MEMBERS OF CONSTITUTION
Lodge, No l5AO Of G. f.. hereby meet
3z7 Bowery Sunday, 10Th, ut O'clock p H.
funeral OF departed brother Edmund BURKE
Z. II. WOOLEY VIC.
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nAN CING.-MLLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, OF THE
Academy Paris has the honor Of informing the public
that she will different
Of her Tupsone up town in Br adway the Third Ave
in Green street. between Wavery Clinton Place.
and tile o'ber at her residence "a Leonard Me D. will
give instruction in all the different of dancing For
\ any hour durinR he daY
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-THIs SCHOOL IS 10.
- Gated in chnrn village far distant York
Every advantage is here offered facilitate
and improvement the pupils while heavy
are avoided Parents wishing to place their daughters from
home respectfully invited at 80
the hours Of eleven three interview with
he Gcho ol obt tai
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has been granted, but with the following restrlc-
tions -
aThat these / 600 barrels are to be imported exclu-
eivey in French bottoms, and within two months Of
that period only"
In support OF what have mentioned in previous
letter to the Herald in regard to the critical sltua-
x,on of our market, and what 1t would be about
this time, is well to say that the inhabitants feel
surprised that the local government should at such
a crIs's and OF time when the actual necessaries
of existence are missing, enforce such restrictions
over foreign mportat.ons, and when, also, at the
least, the ports of the island ought to have been
laId open.
of Guadeloupe suffered ns'dersbly from the
effects of hard blow, nearly approaching "hur-
ricane," which lasted from SIX. p. M, to twelve,
y M. In the portion called Grande-T erre, the
were blown down, and several sugar houses
have been materially damaged. AT the
pot Of the Moue, the shipping sustained a
great deal of injury. The brig Castor, OF Mar,
on the rocks reefs at the entrance OF said port
Ii is reported, als0 that many OF the leeward
islands received the effects of this storm. Strange
to say, the Island Ut Martinique was spared, and
we had even no indication of it.
Twill now close the present letter. II is a very
long one, fear; but in Rh,ch is encompassed the
principal events that have occurred since my last
and which, for the present time agitate our little
colony. II you think II worthy TO give It some at
tentIon, SEINE portions of may prove interesting
10 such of your readers as have lately emigrated
from this island to the land of milk and honey"
and might add, also, of the Stree and happy"
and who, notwithstanding, have left behind them
1he wreck of their fortunes linked to all the en-
dearments OF native place.
n. Enclosed and accompanying this please
find ga copy" OF petition of the white lnhabl-
tbe United States under date OF 18th of Au-
gust This copy was RENTED to me by one OF
the committee al Guadaloupe, desiring me to send
IL to the NcO York Herald tor publication, In this
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V1 00N-FOR SALE MANUFACTURING Bust
,OOV ness in this city, paying large centage on
the capital nvested sales each Business and made
known upon application Roman Box 1885, Post Office stating
name and addrea All other will not be nooed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-15

nEMOCRATS AROUSE-CASS AND BUTLER. WAL
- worth and OConor.-hass Meeng-The Democracy
Fourth ard invited to attend Mass Meeting Monday
evening October 10TH at o'clock be held in Franklin Square
ing-The Hon John McKeon Cutting james Brady, B.
OCopnor j. McAurray Gen. Walbrdge W. D. Walach.
enery Esq By order Of the Committee p Merrok Thomas
Reeves, L. Grove Thomas Sheriden.
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lOO,OOO DIR Tobias celebrated Venetian Lini.
rheuu ars, qupsy throat coughs head ache
humps pains in the limbs back and chest cus burr
old sores 80 IL s warranted to give relief In half the
any other rmey ~ loo certificates will rove
hch can he seen at the principal depot No MuAy so
at ksst Eleventh street.
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Total ..,........".51,726
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

maas. while Gov Cas- was Secretary of
Naf. Ia Wm Woodbridge. Secretary Of
Ihs Territory urtiHg MS Gov al Michigan
zof sl .d00 "A year for three Yauus and twen.
H#sIIsa days, the limo Governor Gass MS
employed in negotiating teaugs. amount.
in Ia slI02 a. lormel Office fani. &.
bsIWasn the years lslj aud ls2a So
lhal the Government was tins made to
Hy 5000 year eufg Iaf fuel. adiee
fanf a., for the Territory ol MjehigaM
i .5n0 10 Gov Cus- and 81 600to uetinu
aat. Woodbridge utihe ame time Il NJ
Woodbridge was entitled tothis additional
esiu allowance OF 81 500 a yeaf. Why did
l. not apply for aud receive II at the
faue Haeuusc Gov. Cas- received it,
Nhg wait twelve or fifteen yHaf#. HIll
dnH. Ca-s is Secrclary OF M And
Why Is tH allowed ly " John Rohh. act.
ias Secretary of War while lhe allow.
aHse ol SIS Gl Immediately preceding
II l.. B Porter Governor ol Michigan.
aal al 81 000to ;. 4. Macon. aeiiaa GOV
emaf Of Michigan, Immediately following.
afe mudh hy Gen Ca. Secretary Of
Mr. l'or this charge see HaeH I0)
Ahen Nf Etrhie explains thess Agas.
EIaz he viii perhaps hear from ne asaiH.
In conclusion, let me suggest II NJ.
RiEehie the proPriciy ofnaW turning his
haHefy oi hilHug.galc and abuse ffum me
uHaa President Polk and the officers Of
He Treasury and War Departments Who
Haze IakeH the task of sustaiHIHa ihasa
eHaH#ez uaainst Gen. Cas- of NJ =haHl.
dsfs VII be- do h. tyeaiuna IL pr.
dIaHIan. that b. viii hereafter be silent on
~ subject. Mons rsy8axa
4. STEWART.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NhW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY.
and Printers i5epOL
No. n OWN arRE:r ROW.
nlrnlrr mn n.Ina l..a.

ulfn.lfE llI. h"lNH iNaHH'
II n GREEN respectfully annoaner- 10
!. pHb-Uris md fumfr, 'HHi i" Doe
established o. ramr.Ir HHu rtitlHNF ilIh
IOIhDEl m usDiy
4 Bug l.rtaH al tI.s'ttanag was r'i ''
ar.I.f h, WuIhmau gi Ia.E rtg.r"H'-1 F4i fs 1000
eApsa-c Wss spared 90 gu'a." Ne "iHl.l-' '
iicr,. aud TO psrecl l.au p rug nfp..l lhr
assertion s yguiufad iir j. will he found ll'
L,pd.onrst iu thr United Niairt
N.s.a vrry lnHds mf riiurn' a. l0Nefr
F,Yh.n ,iinH RIIsr,. sU .l.a l..lIf. Hi l.-I ir1
sfyl-. 60 Which lHr Hil"IHI HI ti.i." i'
bc,t,d. br.ans purhu.H1r rHHrr. NH aHtr'
manufactured ul ths iuHly HHaI b. OF a ml.
tcrii equal II not supsuU g. uHN Hfhu. .i'ili'a
Al the NoHH and AZ tn, wi.i b. luusH''' 'i
New York pfr,s, the proprietor oi tln nt" fni'f'
pri.s tfn.is 10 meet with dir encouragement
1l,s .ub.rHbrr Ir also AlrW lor Che sale Of
Napier, Wu-busion aud-mih fHErls' which,
,ofrihcr with Chtsrs, taif, Composing au'hs'
Furniture. GlIrys. ia ulp luk oi 1li c'.pf'' iii'
oluJinr every article u ihs 'fu'Hs tlH"."' Sept
constantly on laud ut mDl.'ur rates
1.-the prupnrtono oi newspaper who w'l pub
lish tbis advertisement sx mnl i.s aHd send a
paper to this Foundry wrckg, nIi u' paid lof lhe
advertisement by pufriasn sA iun.s iie hmopnl
Of advertisement, blIl n llF.. .. ...r...
Orrlliahr Cislomhonsr
A. proprietorl OF news Ilna, Wllo have pub.
lshed the advertisement oi taEfNe n Co. "lI
please suspend ii, and ulacii tlr above.
may 10, lSle.l2
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Morn ...lt was mentioned IN one account of
the battle OF Bueul Vista, lbal General 1hlIofs
gray grut coat bad iNo bu'iel-buics through Do,
whtn be took ,t ol anefthc ae,i0u... BoiGH .iHa7
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
PLANTERS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANA

NE ffafHHlaft Of tbs establishment, bef IsaYs
10 iatefm the public that they siil eonl,nie 10
Aaealnmaazts all uho are disposed to vor ibsm
WIN Their nalaaags. Their house has hssa
thoroughly sflHaassH aud fitted. uui their Table.
hs4 venture II asssfti is unsurpassed bv nne
'llief 'H The elIy TIE Planters IIoiel Is a
ga ahd vel known establishment, situated ia
NAlal sifesi, neaT the euuer Of Camp street tbs
most l7s HsH lhaToazhiara ia the whole eis,, and
lhe farfiflafz aatisF themselves that ,,oF,
aueeahla and pleasant residence could tol b,
procured BY iFaRellaa during iLeir solourn hen,
lhaa u uiiiFsd Al tbs Hsiabshment
iiley haHs lsasad Tie large new hotel ross,tl,
erected hf N iaHaa haHdsgec, adjoining ne
ah'fe establishment. nheh they have ope1sd ia
,'nn9ellaa with II, Exclusively nr ihe aerauf,s.
dlian Of fam.I.szz aai have fitted Il ND and fsrn.
's''si ii ia a st,ie uaequaed by any family afsit-
hfuls IN the WHalH zaatiefn country 10 tii,
r9ri af ihsIf e=izbl.shmhnI. they rond esp.r slIv
invite iha aIlfalaa ai iam.i.ss travelling Il f,a.,
or 'sesiiaz n tie city. as tht@rre- viii be- lover
ihan tia=s CHARGED At aHY rsiahilshu,rnt = III,
south has.nz z#aIlaf accommodations IL n
laffsfff. alla afH aI#naz5d b b. made comfar M,
ai madefals allaa. iaey would resprc,filly saIisi
iiirin Immediately On their arrival. 10 iat,uir. &
iAc Planters. HaIai.
YOUNG & CHANDLER.
sPr1urirl ~
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Tm lGr-u lysrnuGrrloN.-A corros.
ponlent of the London Morning Chuni.
Gle accounts Tor thc mim, of the Irish
luuuccuon-or rather Tor the failure of
the people 10 engage in it-in this man.
noE lie uys lhaI ou lho 2jrh of July
last, s,yuu oi jhg principal leaders met IN
the house of respectable farmer not
many miles -oUfhol the city of Kilkenny
Ihoy there dphbnralcl on the coutm.
plated outbreak, and the question came
up-llow was the CimmNslriH to be
supplied! From whence were the sup.
plies TO come, on which the iusurcction.
AIRY Army were to be fed! The youngest
and most eloquent member among them
the writer evidently means Mcaghcrl
proposed that they should quarter on the
unemy-that all who would oppose the
movement should be regarded as traitors
TO their country and that as such their
crops should be seized and devoted to the
purpose of feeding the Patriot Army 10
this, all but Smith O'Buen agreed. he
objected. he was, he SAID, a member OF
an honorable and ancient lomily-a family
perhaps the most ancient in Europe il
had never been furnished with amy act Of
pIunder and robbery, aud he could not
consent TO be party TO any movement
that would involve him IN either, The
council thereupon broke up, without hay.
iugagreed onany concerted actiou-cuch
party bctaking himself towhaiever place
he thought proper
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NEW ORLEANS
EsO0E{ DEPOSITORY,
No. 70 uhMp \ sTREE1I

CONSTANTLY on hand. al The above rrisn.
Y lshmgui, gcuelii assortment Of Books ai
every description, ind particularly school Boots.
such as arr mu.i'y used u ihc south and souln.
west Also, Atira. und Mieefllaaclss B9ols,
r.ubuc.ug iue bas, STANDARD authors. as well as
late publications. ur every kind County mer.
chants and teacher. wiil iipd at ul times ~ above
the best escorted stock OF every kind Of school
requisites il the southern conntry. Blank Bootq
llJ Stationery @. ai k.nds, suitable iof country
trade al thc grrti uiree
$. MOOpALL, Bookseller and Stliiouer,
22.jm, No. 80 Camp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
WALL PAPERS,

NN' ~ camp street, New Orleans.
TIE advertiser DO, always Oh hand sol
4 gs.alld apes ui
FRENCH PiPER-HiNGT yGS,
"''i sliab.e bllpusnaa .ofrael--lmong Whish
alr
Gold aui Fr',ct rirrrs nod Borders;
Gold PsPan uad Bldeui
scene faprs, double unI single willh;
Bed Top Psper and Bumru, dol;
Sldu, tugial o, ami Cmnsn Pdpeis,
Window fapcu, feet Wide;
Figured sgrcu rap.r and Borders.
which ir D. .IliHg as low as Freati Papars oCu
be- sold 40 New Orleans. llg has also AAsMioAS
farEGs' Witch bee o.lgn. l9rrr than they can Be
purchased carwttrpi
Nni in-leslo pricc1, and buy q lhoy saii YOU
o. not. iHeir s "Hllhng charged Tor d show"
% Pop De- huug 20 arlrr aI,i warranted O. .i.,s
JOSEPH EErER. 20 C-n. p.
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JosEPH II. PALMER,

Wholesale Dealer In stspIe Dry Goods,
no. 90 oTavior Street, New orleans
VlAKES pl,usarc Iu announcing n merchants
! traders and fumasg, lhai hia spring aud sum.
mer stock Of Dry 600 Is il larger aud contains
greater variety naa ever before offered, and d {
greatly reduced Ple,s by tAe piece or package
j. II PALMER
f2lY' 30 Grulcr ice, New Orleans
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

FasnoN BEArEv.-Ihe telegraph M
nonnccs TO the Charleston Courier that
m the races ol Long llaad Fodiga ha-
begu beaten by B9Siona in a contest lor
lho lour mle purse OF $1,000 This re.
.ult wa, too surely to have been antic-
patcd. There We limits to the power of
a race horse prescribed by oge, The
common opinion is that the racer uttdIns
his higheat speed al ionr years of age
and that hc Is in hi. prime Tor speed and
endurance combined at five aud siX.-
Fashion is now, we believe eIeyeu years
old, and ha- been running four mile races
Sine. the spring OF 1872, where ever she
could dud iu the North d purse to be
run for We raTrst TO see her running
All an ag. when dat0t D., uimo=t certain
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
ne 90 eAaP sTRrrq,
-gfin- an.f....
Otitant

Ar1sOritanI.
1iii. zazz=I5=f hzs o. lanl laf-e anI ga
sfal z#zaHlHHHf af Hlnasi ever. aHifIs IA
the Upholstery Va. which. ai aooouai .. "a.
ads4ussd ziala # IIz as4zsn. be allrrs styfrvltw
iHsss. Aaaa4 tie Goods On baud. ha ,guel4
eHamsrala
CURTAIN sTuFPs.
Sll' woa.lsd and cotton DlmasAs. French srd
babnri and muslin willie onHlhs;
plain aud illtred masins, Sc.
CORNIcE, POLES. BANDS. a..
Wooden. haas, aat y,lsrt oorai,-.
brass ani wooden pars
"iJiip' "lc0m." "pliha," "arn." sBs v.,..,
OF other cqliaiu hauda sHd pins
TRANSPARENT WINDOW. SHADES
Tie Hlet Of dis article 10 a. iaf. aud Of a..
H1nt-ome pliinns, 4s eau be- 0lui uny where
Hm1Hf Which, Hrr Scripture, Chinese, AMI siit.i
sccurs' large ugiias., &c.
MusQUITO BARS ASD MEETINGS..
English l1ansii' masin. II1on naaluila bar, sa,l
ne'''nsi, 10 great girrly aud quantity.
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR. &a:
tea'hon 10 lois of from ! pound to 100 pasi,,l.,
ana cufrd iiair Of various qualities.
To-ahef with ma'iiag, oil cloth, earrrip. r,e,,
maiis' table oil cloihs, wall paper, "a larr. asd
handsome as-oIimrnil cords aud ilsieis. .fii,-s.
gimfs. lifr boim pap5n; cotton. Won.icd. Ln,n
ani six bordgrnga aud hui,gs hulr.cioih Ma.
dow papers, ready made taif or inoss uiaiirt,n.,.
bed irfnua-s, dc, sc.
4 0Iisaulsd SAVING uailrcsses nude T. or,lrr
n4 l?'o.aitr. work rse-ul,d with drsri.,al.
JOSEPH ElrEk
may l0,29
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Supplies ruiog-' boys a'l away;
~ door. tics iHo1s5t he'd hrys to stay;
Aal tar rHks plspgu friend might call
AHUiHush lt Efcl bfhud bIs vaU.
Too thg m4Is--'is Taylor can.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

VESSELS ovLn mG FALLs-li is m.
uouuead in the Niagara Falls Iris. by
Mn W ConMiu, i.nt he will send two
ycss.ls over lhc FAILS on lhc 9JIh oil
September Atl2 O'Clock, So, lhe Pimc.
uygs-.i oi lu1lr.l mlug.h with several
wild and tame animal. ON board u- pas.
-cHgers with appropriate i.yg. aud a,eul.
mere, VIII be- started from hsf n1ofiug-
TWO miles above ihe Falls. ID i- inyeud-
ed 20 have lus craft so well secured.
matches down ull light, CHAT .ha will
mahe tha awful leap entire w..u spurs
AMI rigging an suUjing
Al eight O'clock iu the evening 20. lhe
same day, a nse slip loadod withall man
ncf OF combu,laIes, will be ready to slip
her cables, showing ship on fire, until
after two mila- through the rapids, she
win make tha fearful plunge Iu a blaze,
forming Que OF the greatest scge- ever
behold uf NIenm Fails.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Paul Eulane& TO-,

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