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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

ST. Louis, Now ., : z. NJ
The steamer Wyando,te, was wrecked above
yicksburgh, ON the 21st inst She will prove to-
tai loss; no lives were lost The steamer DE
Kalb. was run into, by the steamer Cutter, near
Cumberland bar, and was completely caPsized-
no lives lost
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

VRGISIA.-The Richmond Times mas ,etEfns
from all the counties IN Virginia except tive. The
majority FOR Cass, far, is 1871 In the two coun-
ties remaining the majority for Polk was d
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

The Pensacola Democrat, says: at is under
stood that George 4. Ward, Esq, is to be elect
ed by the Wings to thai. 5. Senate from that
State"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

Duchess County has elected three AsIfsrs tS
important Offices. Ransom Holloway, to Con
gress; Albert Van kleeck, County Treasurer
and James Hammond to the Assembly. -Uists
| IN. W Democrat.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

ALABAMA.-The official returns fIoA Aisbsms
show that Taylor received 3O,54. and Cass 81 ,30i
yOtes-being majority Of so for Cas-.
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INV sTRAM FUnNIrunK FACTORY.
rO rsuE LOUssvILs.k rusLsC,

DBItEvTNG that well appointed Bath House IN
ID Louisville will be successfully sustained by the
public, propose the htting up Of such sa estshl.h
msnt.
In order 20 accomplish this. u necessary Cor me 20
procure hundred and any snbssI Iera enier to-
day upon the task of socitis< names, and would
specially call The sttenioR OF clizens TO the subject
The establishment viii contain "a spacious and com
fo1tshiy furnished bath roosl8 Coz sensiemen and
Cor iasies-and VIII possess eveTy requisite for
Warm. Cold, StOspsy. SzPh. SAIL Da.A anA Sfsans
Bafss.
The building viii be located IN central part Of the
city, AMI opened for business IN the tall
fhi terms Of sah~ription are rxx DoLLsEs ior the
- s<os. comssenrisx----
AZ sdvsnce payment b required from the sa.y snb-
scrb>fs. tsey viii 10 enliriee bathing a IN
the months nos embrsced IN the regular season.
No sobscfipsoa wit t> received sired asd
atty names secured.
NAV MI WIN YOUS0s
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An EnsIi-h Resell, 10 be Hung.

The late London papers report the trial of a
woman named Linfeld, indicted for murder N
producing a case Of abortion, which resulted IN
death. She was convicted, sentenced, and left
for execution. The papers state that the crime
has become so common in England, that an eK-
ample is absolutely necessary. Abortionists in
ihis country,
"with twenty mortal murders ON their erO'rns.''
ride in their carriage; or If convicted Of infan-
,icide, merely suffer comfortable imprison-
ment Of few mOnths-their agents and part
ners driving brisker trade than ever, in the
meantime.-SERdsy Times.
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The Largest, Hest, and CseaPe-s
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in the English Language, is, eOnfes
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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

stssvlAR FAcr.-Lancsster county, Pa, ~ the
tate election, cast 6 GA more votes than were we're
IN The whole State OF Rhode Island, and o,As
more than were given in the State OF Deiaware.
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TREAsURy DRPARIMESr

TREASURY DKPARIMEST,
November rs. 1918.
Sir; Agreesby TO the Joint resolution OF Congress OF
the 9Th Of January, 1916, have the h0n6 transmit
FOR the Information Of the House of Represe
printed estimates OF the appropriations proposed 10 be
made for the fiscal year ending June 30h, 1850 amount
Ing 10 e2i, los, O2 "
Viz.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

NEw YoRK.-A telegTaPhie dispatch from Aba
ny, gives the following information as To the Presi-
dental contest in that State:
Official and unofficial returns from the whole OF
the State have been received and give the follow
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

Ottawa, HIS, now contains population OF over
500, so says the Free Trader
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02
Hoss.-The slaughtering Of hogs confirm

Ho6s.-The siaughtering OF hogs continues tini'-
baied, though operations are not as extensive as
they will be, 1.-THE weather continues favorable,
during the next two weeks. Upon inquiry. we
have ascertaned the number killed at Ave estab-
lishments, amounts to q. $40 head.
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q. -. DA8RLEV,
corIxcToR AVID GENIAL Asxvr.
LexinRfsa. M.

WE'LL attend prom,1y to any business entrusted %
wv hln--win act as Agent for the colselon Of mcnsy
nf.so<ins accounts, &C. &C. Ch<rsss moderate.
Aput I, ISIS
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

All the counties are official except Albany. Gaia.
ter.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02
MEDICAL BOOKS.

It nOOEkEs
a New supply OF Medical Books including Chasly's
n Midwifery, Wood & Bache's DSpensstOTy, Bart
Ell on Fevers, CruvehIeT'S Anatomy Cazehave and
Schedcl the Skm Ris's Medical Forniulary, Magen
dies Physiology, Medical Students and Practitioners
Librar, Brafte ROgerss Manual. Velpeaa's Surgery.
Stewart Children, Rankings Abstract together with
the several text books used in the Medical College ust
| received and for sale al the New bookstore Of
J. v. COWLING,
Nov. 25-d fs6 Main street
A MEXICAN ALMANAC-Gor 1919. Just received
N and for sale BY j. v. COWLING.
Nov ab-sL f9S Nam Street
q CIp3OL BooKs.-feschcrS AMI otheEs can always
! - hrf At the New Bookstore, conner % Main and
Wall as~ets, f sSr.n-s ~ Of al thc various KINDS of
sca<ssI Boak nov m is s1d IN lowest price BY
~ J. v COWLl<Gss>-
l.Ne~ss--iG-s-s4------- -.-'--s-<- sfrsst
AW BOOKS<-A fall sSsoEtm<nt an as On hand ana
La fDr sale az j. Y. COWLlNG.
Nov. 25-tf. ist Nam street,
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Cambrin.

NEW loRK, Nov. 25-P. NJ.
The Cambria auiAed to-day having ssiled on In
llth inst
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-02

.eins ssT.. y, NJ LkRoR.-The Dublin Freeman's
I, ssiia.e wbo, we understand that Mr.. Napier, O.
SgHsn i - ~: 4 case was laid on the subject,
asEIOagesi s,a nis decided opinion laat there are
,'sit Of 81 oS v. lot anticipating the success.
~ UBriep ~, "hl Of Error in the case of Mr.
n WHICH n Snu OF course in the other case.
lhe lstl h. ule sane plot was raised.
ts@eai Q, tSs T Seen liked by the Crown fof IA.
Geo has been e M OF Error, and notice 10 ina
tisa sHd of ,S ei'ee on the agents of Mr.. smiti
ue'sOa Al ths ue ouier persons convicted OF ,sl
s,...,. fe'''' Commission in Tipperary.
fsl.t o. o' Tsaln Frssnan's Journal. Nor. 4.
,iOsed on ~ sDosHERTY.-Mr. o'Doshsr,v,s ,,;.
wednesday BY the Jury sndins him ~. u'I
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G.6i2.I31 80

si0.2s7 ,335 70
lam very respectfully your obt serv't,
X. J. WALKER.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. ROBEKT G. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
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Hungary.

t- -AaAlsAlS WITH The CRoArS-Cronstadt is al
3. - yPPosed TO union with Hungary. Al
49, o. ne Zlsi, The President Informed the
-. = assembly that there had been an engage
80. e advanced posts Of the Hungarian
= - y. nose o. Iellschich, and that Col. Pere-
-, 9Aeh 80 Croats prisoners, and all their
-. a ne enEiIons OF Kadischa; GU Croats
i, 81 IIesuoyed or put 10 fight near Elsen-
III - ne LansiHlm, Just as they were escaping
a. ~ :. reIe1el intends to proceed into Gro
-, seize On The port OF Fiune. Arad and
--s'Er are besieged,
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trermany.


a.. AS OoNsTlTUTION.-On the 9th OF
a.. - 1efman Parliament passed, BY i'm
IN 0nles, two important sections of the
Ia, f..a Constitution. The first of these sec
>. - ' s'. mat no part of the German En-
d, - I'm ai one Slate with n0n-Germanic coun-
~, ne second enacts, that if a German
- -, : Iloet NE rule Of the same sovereign
mimic one, the relations of the two
% 20 De settled according TO the prin
- -. ..'ele personal union. II remains 10 be
y -. l-u manner Il will be attempted 10 ap-
| ~ !. 'lac'nienis 10 the Austrian Empire.
~ 9' would throw into ineKtricable confu,
J. - -.N a. bhRIIN.-h letter from Berlin, of
uaE ny, 4 exceedingly sgitaird. Placards
la,', ~ % had called on the bargesses. in the
vs sior' ,peedy siege, 10 procure a supply OF
Hsr,yb, ,asccoIclng 10 that gentleman, what.
4 o. ,sorlS lsShe 81 the events Of Vienna, re-
r. re- prepare coup de main AT Berlin
hsW,s aheasiness among the people
~ 80, :. aol all. Near the arsenal a ye,se
i-lss si. laced with arms and ammunition: m.
u Abs,.I. 70 prevent the vessel from depsft
ARA sv.;r-, OF The BuTgher Guard refused 4
f,,i,rs; IN, -rS tem n Rimpler wrote 40 m,
sse Of M Uoane,, praying him 10 retsrd tn,
ave. S,i a 'ls vessel for twenty-four hours IN,
EVH!tssNo l \! YET arrived, but Il Is probable ina
ihPler recommended
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co NJ NJ ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


Thurs00y, sept. Ss--O 4. W.
There were large sales of treasury notes to-day at
an advance on yesterdays rates of a per cent At
the first board mere than hundred thousand dol.
lars worth sold by operator. Other stocks
remain about the same The eight hundred thousand
dollar loan Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, trea
sury notes ut par Is the principal topic Of conversation
in the street and is the opinion Of the most intel
ligent operators, that MIR Walker find no act Of
Congress upon which he can by any possibility place
such construction rs to make such measure legal
The only act applicable to the question, Is that al
thersing the Secretary of tho Treasury to purchase
at time, stocks issued by the government 81 par
out Of any actual surplus in the treasury not o'her
wire appropriated, not likely to be otherwise re-
CURED to meet any accruiDg expenses Of the govern
mint Now, 10 Is we'll known that no such surplus
exists and the Secretary therefore, has no right to
government stocks or treasury notes at any
price and a. for Iosning money on the security OF
these stocks 1t Is no part Of hi, business and II the
President sanctions such acts 1t is an mpeachabe
offence and Congress would be bound to take notice
a IL What TIA President may do In tbs prsmises y
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Board of SuDerx-lsors.

ADJOURNED MEETING Sept. 2S-The Mayor presi-
ding. The reading Of tsse minutes Of the preceding
meeting were dispensed with.
After the presentation of two petitions for the
recton Of taxes the report of the special committee
on Alderman Carolsn's resolution requringhe Board
TO designate officers to attend the city courts. the
reported that the Board Of Supervisors had
no authority TO appoint officers except criers that
tner ONLY authority extended to the appointment Of
such as persons to light fires keep the
officers was yetted exclusively in the Mayor The re-
port concluded with that ate
be provided for the several courts appointed to be held
in this county pursuant to the act Of April S4S and
that the President of the Board be requested to de-
their attendance at said courts at for
each not exceeding - hundred dollars year After
short discussion on one or two unimportant amend.
nents the report and resolution were adopted and the
blank filed up by inserting $500
The Board then adjourned
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Markets.


ALBANY, Sept 2S.-Receipts by canal within the past
twenty-four hours-Flour $500 bbls; wheat, 5000
bushels corn, $500 do; barley, 5000 do. The foul
market opened firmly at SIS so S. 62 for the various
common brands, with tar amount of sales. The in
qury for good, and notice sales of 10000
there were sales Of 5000 bushels at 74c. 75c.
BUFFALO, Sept. 2s.-Rscepts within the past twenty
four hours-Flour none wheat, SO, 900 bushels corn
$4,000 do The -four market continued steady with sales
Of 1000 bbls, ct 81 62a 81 rs, which slight i'm
provement, In wheat the operations reached II 900
bushels, consisting of Ohio, at 94c. 95c. Corn has
advanced and eales effected Of 5000 bushels at
53c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-The market for flour continues
firm, with good home aud Eastern demand. There
Is also fair demand for export The sales reach 900
bbls at So rs for Howard street. Sales of 200 bbs
corn meal, at IS S71l OF wheat there sales Of
5000 bushels at ST. 20 for white and 81 08 for Mary
land reds The transactions in add up 10 900
bushels at Soc for white, and Gao. for yellow Sales
Of whskey at &c Large sales of Rio coffee were made
at CSC. 6Ac. In provisions we have change to
notice. Cut meats are plenty.
PITTsBURcH, September 27.-The -four market is
unsettled, and few or sales have been made; 81 so
sold. Rye flour brings So 121a. Sales of prime red
wheat at zoe per bushel Sales Of barley at $40 per
fsxseed at 9Oc. per BUSH The bacon market is bare
Sales Of new lard in barrels at Ssc per h. There
TX feet water in the channel. The weather is
trenely pleasant, with cool mornings and evenings
CINCINNATI, Sept. N.-Sales Of 800 bbls. Western
-four at So rs to So S1 per bb The grain market is
without change. Whiskey in bbls sells at 1870. per
gallon Sales of 900 bbls Western hams at To- per
lb stock Of canvassed small The weather here con-
tinues remarkably dry.
ST. Louis, Sept. 2e.-The flour market is very quiet
but steady and holders anxious to SELL but buyers
do not appear sales of Western at rs per Dbl Sales
sell at &c. and shoulders SIC. per Id. Provisions
There is activity in any article quotations steady
GALES Of lard in bbls at 7c. per H. Hemp-Prme sells
ct Sl05 per ton Sales of lead at So 90 per 100 lbs
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What Is the Freedom OF the Citys


JAS. GosDcs BENNETT, Ese
Dear Sir Having written to the Editor Of the
Jouns! Of Commerce, requesting information to the
right and privileges conferred Frederick Jerome,
by the presentation Of the freedom Of this city aud
not having received reply, will you whose general
information 10 so extensive, please inform mel am
Europe, there are many rights conveyed by said
presentation ; but, Frederic Jerome is already
citizen Of the United States am at loss to know
what further rights he will made the
enquiry Of several who are equally ignorant on the
subject By replying, you will oblige MANY.
REMARKs.-We understand the freedom of the
city, as granting to stranger all the privileges OF
a citizen, so far as the city Is concerned Under
the Montgomery charter, the Common Council
have right to confer the privilege Of voting for
city officers, and holding legal possession Of
States.
In the case referred TO, 1t is said that Frederic
Jerome, is not naturalized citizen, and without
such action on the par, OF the Common Council
would not, Of course, be entitled TO such rights
When Mr.. Van Buren, was recalled, as Minister to
the Court Of ST. James, upon his arrival he was
rendered the freedom of the city, without resi-
dence.
We should suppose in the case Of MIR. Van Buren,,
it could be done without violating the constitution
Of the State, but, IN the case of Frederic Jerome,
there Is doubt whether the Common Council have
the right TO step beyond the constitution of the
United States, and the State of New York, to grant
to any one the rights Of citizen. Jerome is an
Enghshman, and, if not naturalized, cannot
receive the honors proposed to be conferred upon
him, except in violation of all the laws and estab
lished customs of the land.
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Movement Of Individuals.

The arrivals yesterday included. at the Astor-R.
Colbert, Fort Towson; T. II. BUCKINGHAM Ohio o.
Hungary; b. Alexander. u. s. A; Col. Duncan, do.
At the Americap-Mr Fleming. u. 8. A.; u. J. Bee
be, California; Mad Murat Bordentown; II. Fairfax,
us. A; g. Chapman, do At the city,. NJ. Henry,
Philadelphia; C. Colt, Patterson; NJ Pope, Mobiles }.
Skilman. u, s. N; II. Rogers u. s. A.; Col Charles
Moss, Washipgton; NJ. Henderson, Virginia; Capt.
GARDINER, u. q. A. At the Howsrd-R. @. Cobb,
North Carolina; Mr.. Hayes, Toronto Mr. Gray, Glss-
gov; 7; woodbridge " ga; AZ the Irving House. use
ginIs; Capt. Day, ". &, A.; Capt Coffee, dol Lieut..
Croghap, Kentucky; Judge Grier, Penpsyivanis; NJ.
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TELEGRAPHiC INTELLIGENCE.
Death OF the Hon. VIM. j. Graves.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27-I0 p. NJ.
The Hon. VIM. ]. Graves, of Kentucky, one of
the WING candidates for Presidential elector for
the State at large, died to-day. Mr.. Graves, It
will be remembered, was the antagonist of Hon.
Jonathan Cilly, of Maine, in the dueh which re-
suited fatally to Mr. C. ten years ago.
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Army Appointments, SC.

BALTIMORE, Sept. q, 1913.
The Washington Union, of this morning, an
nounces no immediate hope tor the applicants
for appointments in the army, as the breves will
be first served.
The train from Washington was detained, last
evening, by the breaking of the piston.
We have no Southern mail beyond Wilmington
Breadstuffs continue firm, with good demand.
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Anti-Rent Nominations.

ALBANY, Sept. %, lS4S.
The anti.renters held convention here to-day,
and nominated John A. Dix for Governor, Seth M
Gates for Lieutenant Governor, Charles A. Whea-
ton for Canal Commissioner, and Alex. H. Wells
for State Prison Inspector They expect to help
Dix about 5000 votes.
[Another despatch from Albany states that the
Ambient Convention has nominated Hon. Geo.
w. Patterson for Lieutenant Governor
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CITX TRADE REpORT.

TnvRspAy, Sept. So r. A.
Ashes without change. We quote 81 50 IL :.
for pots aud pearls, Cotton.The operations Of thr
morning nre limited, as buyers aud seller cannot
tegcthcr. The sales yesterday we're 70 bales
tlour.-The demand for Western -four 10 scarcely 80
actions reach 4Le0 bbls ut rs 50 So t2i. for tba
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We are in hourly expectation OF receiving enc
weeks later intelligence from Europe. The
steamship America is in her thirteenth day, from
Liverpool, and may be expected to arrive to-day.
Much anxiety Is felt to know what course France
will pursue IN the Austro-Itaan question, for, to
great extent that will decide the peace of Europe.
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Trouble Among the Odd Fellows.

UTICA, Sept. 2S-S p M.
l. .. o. F. District Grand Committee of Oneida
District, State of New York, at its regular quar-
terly session at Rome held 9th inst, unanimous
ly resolved not to submit to the decision of the
Grand Lodge Of the United States in the New
York case, because said decision constitutes the
Grand Sire the Autocrat of the Order
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in perfect order invented by Sunderr year 1916 This
article has been long and avoraby known
ent on its virtues Suffice it to say il has been euaed
for the purposes intended the inventor having awarded the
usual premium at the Fair Of the American Institute on each
occasion that the article has been exhibited competition
Certificates well from the first gen cmen in ths
countries and cutters in all parts Of the world acknowledging
its wonderful power can be seen at the Factory III Broadway
corner of Liberty street. and 3S7 Broadway.
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g ScOtt's" Cheap Fur.O,

Fulton street, one door East ming storc, NO. ioS
winter wear are Under Clothing &C. for f and
that nnd large and splendid assortment, but at prices
snnot TAIL to tut the economical persons Cs and
Judge for yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

We are happy 10 announce to the citizens
Of New York that Mr. Whehone las city,
may be found at his painting No. lis Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

OUR TRAVELLING WRITERS AND CU..- J..
INTs-The other day we announced TO our reae
ora. that we had determined upon sending scvera,
writers from TIE cnce, 10 oct as correspondents
of this paper, and gather such reliable .,orntioi
as they could, cenceymng the prospects OF the
various candidates before the country Tor the Pre-
sldency, in Ohio, Pennsylvania, nd other q the
deba,able Suites on which Me Presidential issue
,1llhang. Since ,Irr, they have gone GA lHeir
travels. and severc1 Of their communications have
been published IN this paper. Their letters are
very interesting, aud throw much light on the
present and future state Of the canvass. car
readers will find some oi them in io-day's paper.
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TROUBLE AMoNG IuE SrEcrLAToEs ~ WALL
STREEr-There is great trouble among certain
CLIQUE of government spectators, In Wall street,
about these days Secretary Walker and the
takers of the recent losn are tight place at last
Some blame the sub-treasury-o the tariff;
some, the English money market-others, the free
soil movement but, at all event, The spectators
are u of trouble, and, unless great care is taken,
there will be smash among them before three
months are over. The stories told about the sue
Gees of the government iinanciers, IN London, IN
negotiating loan there, are not believed by every
body; and the attempts made here, TO whip the
devil around the stump, by borrowing the Treasury
specie or Treasury notes, contrary to law, tell
that there is difficulty all around Secretary
Walker has been in town; Secretary Marcy has
also been here, IN consequence OF large rent III
his breech.s and next week viii bnng fresh
troubles with these Specializing chques and src'
Ietarics.
spow storm experienced in aosEn; ~ u.
an Friday evening last. On Saturday morning IN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

Fancy Hats for Chi1lren.-J. n. GcnIn,
2i Broadway invites the attention of Indies large
splendid stock Of Ghldrons Fancy Hats The greater Of
these beautiful articles from his but
Just opened received from his agent In Paris
nng all the novelties and eganccs Of the season. the line
Chdrens Hats and Caps and Ladies Riding Hats These hats
arc of such extraordinary beauty and varied and novel,
that he confidently invites attention 10 them with TIE
that they will be found unsurpassed elegance and prices
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wigs aud Toupccs.-wc would advise al.

fcrsons wishing SUPERIOR wig scalp to call Batcheors
nanuactoy avail street. examine the best
IN the city, We would inform that Mr. BIS i'm
vented wigs obtained silver medal at the last fair the Amc-
rean institute Enough said cory the address.
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10 APPLICANTS ron ARMY paoNorioys.- The
Washington Utiot OF yesterday morning. an
nounces that there is no immediate hope Tor The
success o; those who have mace application iof
sppoements N l,s s:as, = ;Le poser. Drssct.