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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
RASSETT 4 ROBINSON
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

'''f ~ iNBt't -HN'oAN
AVE the pleasure II Announcing to their nHmer
ogs friends AVID customers thstthev a-e paw re
wing ard opening avery extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
'stsiiuc, IN part. OF Dry Goods. Groceries Queens
.e eic, etc We are prepared 10 offer great irdHce
nts iu Dress Goods, Nootrs aud heavy nnue~tics.
stock of Deiaius. Npsccas. Lyonese and toturs
fls, latus aud California risiis 'ashmercs. French
En -'ish Neftuos. R1seiiud, Lamartne Paids Itai
'usitcs Gala Pidtts. inthtWs Cai-nes, b. unusu
p tlii and pretty; Isrkone.s. cambrics. Mui and
'is- MHslns. Lace Edstugs. etc, ip great variety
hawis, HandkrrttIets. Linens. Hosiery. etc very
40 \ tull supply 81 mems aud hoy's caps.
We deem u unnecessary 10 into ans further detail
can say with perfect confidence that sinos viii
t"n"d hlil. aud we haticr ourselves one that viii
as our customers.
1--WE Ms call SUD " we cannot induce you 10 buy at
1--we viii not fan 0ut with YOU. Ouf motto Is NO
orBtE 70 SHOW Goops :"
BASSETT 4 ROBINSON.
' I've have The Agency OF the Pekin Tea Com
ny. seat2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
PokOmoke River Lotteries

Draws every Friday throughout the month.
Glass 43-fn be drawn at W ilminetOr, Del on FRIDAY
October p. n. 66 uumlerS-l3 ballots
] prize Of 10000 | prize of LOCO
! 1000 | SO
1000 ! go
itekets dolls shares m proportion; of package
OF whoies 4udoilsi halves 20; quarters 10.
The Delaware small Fry Lottery draws every Tues
DAY, Thursday aud SATURDAY throughout the month
tapais-H,uuui 4tN0; and uuU Dollars. Tickets 81
For tickets IN any ottie above Lotteries, address
Oct.3 n l.. DORSEY 4 CO.. " heellnr Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
Sims.

fSlAiN and striped Camelinn silSs;
q barrei and striped Bsocatie do,
hatred aHd s;rIncd Nruuri do.
RAN h'k ifon u 10 10 iuchcs wide very fne
India Satins, iust fccrtved By
sebtsl MARSn. TANLOR & MArSn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
wnEELNG 4 Brl.VoNT BRIDGE

CIUTWfN.. STORE.
2ain q. W e' 'iit
fiItE sul-rriff has st received tfotn Neu N'. ai q
Philadelphia. l7f-e stft s.'i-udid ass"i t.'u ~
Fall and Winter Go. u.s. Iir s'ocA cons stsot tte t'i
low tne articles. viz -
very large ait evc-rut a=sot ucui ~ sHi' lot WIS
hiue aud fancy ronred trcur cloths AND eaestneres Of
all qualities and styles alSn very iaft. quantity 81 k
tlne fancy cuiursf Ssiretis beautiful -iock e.
SIR Veivris. Settles. and Nt-iul- of all kinds Hue
apd brown Uark.t~, htkfs, AVID f-ncy stks ard gufn
susrsndrrs G'rvcs, h'sstrV. eiiea siks aud ia1tis
wodi ndefsiiff~a sui Drawers
BEAgl MADE CLOTHING.
Nv stock of 'ath.uI o. larger than it has hceu
hcfpe, ant cannot w tr asset by avs the civ. aud
eiuAfscfs tle Z" "vig articles. IN large quantity
Of snpr frenct dfss sre fruck coats beaver snket.
saittii ant tweed coats. SEX blue and fancy col
oei cassretes aua ssfireu Pants. Vests Of all kinds
and qualities fffr article OF white iiueu SHIRTS. los
ohs and cnlar ~ other articles too tedious
10 meui"r. Therefore respectfully invite friruds,
cuheHs aHa THE public general % cali and inc
m{ stlck ietute purchasing tseWhcsg. have just re-
eeiNea TIE latest f8~1tnu~-ail customer worn VIII te
strtctiy atieuce,lto kNMMERER.
WhecliHg. pci ~. ~.
u Mr = butbuaiou. wills has formerly been cut
ting for Y Hughes 4 60 respectfully informs his friends
AID the public tia We hereafter viii be found at the
Enlistment Of hamiucrsf.
a LABGE assortment Of Da'nssk Tshle Cloths,
- ~ pa~ask Table Linen TAI widtisl
tpttou Table Cloths; jacquard Diaper.
Napkins and ppvles Tuweiliug a. al kinds.
Linen and Cotton Shoeting of al kinds, re- Il and
Tor sale low ~ octll APANTGN son.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23

2al ~ pOuNLE CAPA!

A NAV ANU CUNNENIENT AkIIIII.
TUSr received from NeN York. lot of not Rl.t
tNS, anew 81 ie entirely ftese ca are snila
lie f,f winter, rs they caH lc, VS. ihshs
thei. ced from Hn- cloth iplu tur siik car, or
raa s,ik et1th The nsay Teief OF the ca
timer demand. ocJ AVERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
RAGS WANTED
BAND INSTRUMENTS
LEATHER LEATHER

- iiAstt. Ina Il ksIA4i
n Hllk LES Red Sole Leather
5,tt0 lbs. Oak Tan, DO do
~ received auG for sale by
tng ~ ALTMAN & MAXWELL.
\ DOZEN boo, Morocco skins,
y Is 10 PINK Lidng,
do Binding SKINS.
80 Upper Leather, KIP and Calf SKINS jus. received
d for sale low for cash at
ius3I ALTMAN Il MAXW ELLIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
TRIMMINGS FOR DRESSES

'. I've have The Agency OF the Pekin Tea Cor
ny. ,eat2-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23

= EL'rS fprGir and Boys. for sac ~
- SEPTIC THOS HORNBOoK sud 20 Monroe st
ysS ooiLEN HOsiERY-for sale hy
os septIg RIOS IiORNBROOK & Co Monroe st
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
Wax. FAX sssss,sss5.

~ ttl ERREAN ARTIST. truly grateful f,r the es-
- Mneive patronage received .i tse rtfy OF W hcsn-
world give notice tlst he has regef lis rooms for Tie
pNfF"Se uf spending tho " tfef ftre
tN"cs aHd t'eteinep arc ftspe-tfay invitedt 70 cav
~ cNalniue DTS large collection &C specimens.
fiNcnosses % arrt or inffu pc5snus taken al thef
tes1nrncc Also, Landscapes ard Hufdinrs taScn WIN
"ut hctnr reversed Instructions gwen 80 the arr $50
for sale
Rs1ms ts'c Post oa,cc entrance from Market s.
octIf
W.Srrp--N hoy Of y or ~ yc,rs Of age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
GRAND AND SQUARE


PIANO FORTE MANI FACT DRY,
k,s. ;. .. aud /, Eufnw ST., opposite the
EUialo Houae, Baitinore, Nd.
EyNABE & GAEHLE would respectfully call the al
~ teutt,n at the iuhiic To their SUI eFior GRAND
Avn sol ARE ffANOS The liauos manufaeiuTed
A. tlis have Tor decact OF touch,
s rieafuess and bganeY of tone, beauty aud 81, Vie
ii orknanshlp heeB pronounced by the most eminent
Professors 10 e unsurpassed by any instruments made
ia this any other country.
prac.safs a4uatlars country merchants, and others
vstins Baltimore " and Ia their adyantf-c 10 call
al cur extensive adjustment tore purchasing else.
whefc s<Pl ~ lofe
Family Groceries. ,ly Gloear is.' jus, TO 70.
ceivea hy M1oEINEh ANRCt,NAN !.
"a aces delivered in say part Of the city, Tree OF
charge.
- Aer NoFtCE-An pefsuHs knowing themselves
.sr4ei 90 tc "a scrihefs are ecifl.ly requested
H. r.t suI m4ae psymegt unmehlHtr3, IS theif &c.
rt. r,, - been long standtug, shall be Compelled
la pst Cheer proper collie hands. .-,,,,,-
Augis Sc q H0bNRkuoh
Efave.ists and otlegs y to afa saitcJ 4" fa tas
iif.,-se beat si .he SIN ruu.ner WCH'h i1 Wei I'd
..ra-ia- /. casa YES via u A tAaN-soear ~ Ia
t4-P.tls Ihry Il ,ufalHau service DO hiiiea'
ia, - ttv mas 10 i.srd aivst IsF AVID the super
,.t.5il. ami ih. bilious huieofs carried g,'.
T." j. CRuMBA,k ER,
saNA w" l. NsNIi'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
CAPS.

- ETEIVEn THIS dav at my store. No 20 Monroe -,
~ large aus sp.pdd assortment ct caps embracing
% doz Dii Glazed caps; do Stk Plush caps; 10 do
n-s's cloth cap; ) DO 0H S.lk cais; d. Hhs eoth
eal~i d., Sin onih', cars aud A,e assortment OF
eihi-en's Fancy Aiirrof caps. AVERY,
seal No 10 Monroe eet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

| am nacirot,., TO sell my farm near W heeling
"'' o"' and will sell together or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and on accommodating
terms, ian eft JACOB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-23
SAMUEL CHURCHILL
FARM FOR SAIE

r WILL sell my farm of hundred and one acres
- sHua'ed ~ heimoni county OHIO, opposite the up
per end of Wheeling Island There il about fftv FIVE
acres improved good Dwelling, Barn and table two
good springs and young orchard 90 or 100 An.
pie 'reas Pears, peache, Plum and Cherry trees
ana Grape Vines bearing The face the hill fronting
the rVer IS wei calculated for getting the coal
WIN seil iie above at reasonable price aud ON good
terms. Apply to JNO k BOTSFORD
malS In Wheeling,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

BosToN, June IA, 4 p. III.
The Royal Mail Steamer Anzerioa arrived at port
o-day, having sailed on The 30 inst. She made
ihe passage in the unprecedented short time OF 10
days. She brings days later intelligence.
AIMED assemblages of Chartists and Repealers
were taking place in different parts OF England,
attended with serious riots.
Business is almost entirely suspended in the
manufacturing districts.
Funds continue finn; consols sold AT s4ss4 1-2c
for account
Paris remains quiet.
Mitchell has been convicted of high treason and
sentenced 10 transportation for IA years 10 the
Hulks, Island Of Bermuda.
Commercial.
FRouIl--Bes canal flour 27s Gds2Ss; Philadelphia and
GRAN.-White Corn 32a3is, and yellow 3ia36s Cd
White whest7s 6dass; rel 6s 6da7s sd.
CoRSNRAL-Cornmed lbs Gdal5s; market duh and
tendency downward
RIc 3sass Sd per GO lbs; inactive and In favor OF buy
erS.
CoT-roN-ordinary 3a3ld; middling sica{d; middng
fair Id; fair 4ld; good fair 4sdi good 4sd; Orleans ord
nary Sa3sd; mdd1Dg sia3tdi nhldlng fair ID; fair
isd good fair 5td; good bAa6d choice 6ka7d. Market
languid and In favor OF buyers.
The determination 10 break down organized la
Dor, creates great resentment.
Emile Thomas who succeeded Blanc in the adj
mnlsiTation Of the " AteiieTs NdtiOHaiies,'' has
been suspended and sent under guard 10 bordeaux.
The WoTkmen have demanded his restoration, but
TIC Natioudi uuuiuS PicbcNtu peace hlll Sutct.
Blangni has been arrested.
The Executive and Assembly have settled their
difficulties The. former must attend the latter
when forty members desire il.
Louis Blanc's participation in the NAV conspir-
acy has been established
The authorities have asked the Chamber TO grant
them the liberty TO prosecute him.
The Chartlst demonstrations at Manchester and
London were instantly suppressed by the police,
and forbid TO held any further meeting
Mitchelfs sentence has caused great deal of
excitement. His family has been adopted by the
lfish nation.
The villa of the Rothsehilds has been burned
down by incendiaries.
The Austrians defeated the Milanese, near Lake
IIo.
The Danes have defeated the Germans at Sand
ersitz, with heavy loss. Many thousands are said
TO have persisted, and many cannon were cap
tured.
CThe above is all that was telesraphed from Bos-
toni
CoTroN.-The market for Cotton Is I'll lower than
previous accounts The sales of the week embrace 30.
90 bales.
PoRK-Prme Pork 35a42s; mess 4ia6Os.
LARD in kegs 52ai4s; hl bills 29ai3s.
CHEzsE-Duty paid, 4Sa52s
IUHPENTINE Ga7s.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
From the YVES, Iaeie.-Mar,iuisue.

By the Great Western, at this port, we have
startling intelligence from the island Of Marti-
nique. On the 22d Of May, the slaves had risen
and massacred about 100 of the white inhabi-
tants, including women and children, and also
burned and destroyed their property to great
amount.
The Governor of the Island and French man
ofwar lying In the harbor at the time, did not
interfere nor call on the soldiery TO stay the in
surrection.
The last Packet states that the Island was
more tranquil, but all business suspended.
AT Guadalupe all was quietly. y. Tribune,
june lek
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
AID On Mrela nd.

There was large meeting Of the citizens Of
New York at the Tabernacle on the 9TH inst, for
the purpose of extending aid and sympathy to
Ireland in her present struggle for liberty and ma
tionality. The Mayoro Of the city, Mr.. Havemey-
er presided, and addresses were made by Robt
Emmett, John McKeon, Senator flanagan,
B. F. Butler and Others. An address to the peo-
pie of Ireland and the United States was adopt
ed with appropriate resolutions. A handsome
collection was taken up, and the meeting, which
was very enthusiastic, adjourned at a late hour.
Gin Eaouiyer
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

A large railroad meeting was held at Shelby
Vile on Monday last. A committee was ap.
pointed TO solicit stock TO the Louisville and
Frankfort railroad, to be paid on condition that
the road is located through or within mile and
a half Of Shelbyville. The COMMITTEES were also
authorised TO collect all facts regards the prac-
ticability and propriety Of passing the road
through SheIbyville and lay them before the
board Of direciors--LOuisuills Journal, June
IEfI
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
TO THE loUrsyaLl.R PUsLsC.

UNEIIEvING that a well appointed Bath House in
Ii Louisville viii he successfully sustained BY the
public propose the fitting up Of such IN establish
ment.
In order TO accomplish this, II II necessary Tor me to
procure two hundred and my subscribers enter to-
day upon the task OF soliciting names, and would re
speetfly all the attention Of the citizens To the subecL
The establishment win contain - spacious and com
fortaby furnished bath rOoms-ls for gentlemen, and
COR Iadies-and will possess every requisite Tor
Warm Cold, ShOssH, sulphur, Sail, Dab, altt SSaHa
Baths.
The building viii be located in central part Of the
eIty and opened for business in the fali.
The terms Of subscription are Ten DOLLARS Tor the
As advance payment 10 required from the early SUB
.cribers tey viii be entitled TO bathing once seek IN
The months not embraced In the regular season.
Nc subscription viii be received until hundred and
fifty names are secured. -. ,-~s,,.sr
May eO,-u hm. hOSN~-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

The cost Of the Mexican war in money is
generally estimated at not less than 500, OOO,-
O00 And writer In Hunts Merchants Mag
azine estimates that the balance Of trade against
the United States, at the close Of the present
financial year. will not fall short of slO,OOo,-
000-Cin, Gag
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
Indian Massacre.

We are informed by gentleman, just in from
the Sac and Iowa agency, that a war party Of
the bwas returned to their village on the 25th
ult They state that they overlook party Of
Pawnees, fell upon their rear and murdered
three men, six women, and two children, and
then retreated Immediately. The reasons they
assign for this Outrage upon their neighbos is
that the Pawnees had stolen their horses,-St.
Jossph CMo.1 Advertiser, Jane ID. F
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

The Norfolk Herald says that the law for pre-
venting the circulation Of notes in Virginia un-
der five dollars is dead letter, the public con-
venience being opposed to the law. jury can
not be found to punish one man for what every
body does.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
R.s.r Dvei nj RIadensb bars

The passengers by the cars from Washington
last evening, brought report that duel was
fought 1t Biadensburg yesterday, between Lieut..
Giistt,a son of GiIlett, auditor In the Trsasu-
nv department, and young man named Dallas,
ason Of the late Com. Dallas They fired three
times, when Dallas fell, It's reported, MORALLY
wounded. The cause Of the duel, we learn,
was an alleged insult by young Dallas, offered to
q lady.--Baltimore Clipper, june LIST,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

X. BARCLAY, Russelville, Ky.
Rev. HooPER CREWS, Mount Morris, Illinois.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen- by.
VIM. GARNET, Glasgow, by.
C. III. BARKIEY, Lexington, Kentucky
j. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE s. PorTER, Is State street. Boston
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
JoHS. ScHoLkFrKID, 5. +. cor. Arch & 9Th sts
Philadelphia
p. III. CoSANT, Smithland, Ky.
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U.,.. u.,L arTe,uc..ee.

The officers Of this Institution, which Is noted
for its sound and prudent management, have
made arrangements by which its notes will be
redeemed in this city at discount Of IA pei
cent, by II. S. Julian, ESQ.,. at the Mechanics
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
The Great Railroad.

The surveys on the western portion of the
route of the Central Railroad, which is to con-
meet Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, are now being
hurried to a conclusion, and the route viii be
Immediately located. IL 10 estimated that early
in the autumn the whole line will be under con-
tract.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
whig National Coaveasien.

PHILADELPHIA, June Sths
The convention after opening in due form
proceeded to ballot for Presidential nominees
The 4th ballot resulted as follows:
Taylor III, Scott GO, Clay 30, Webster IA.
Tayior's majority over all, 60.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

Commodore Skinner, chief of the bureau OF
Com. Smith, chief Of the bureau
Of wards and docks, and Commander Harrison
II. Coke, who is ordered to the United States
sIoop Of war st. Louis, now being fitted out for
the Brazil sistion, arrived at Norfolk on Sunday
LAT
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

There are now three steamers on the Auan-
tic, bound 10 the United States. The Wsshing-
ton, from Southampton, was to have left on the
LIST inst The Sarah Sands was advertised to
leave Liverpool on the 9th; and the new steam
ship America, for Boston, will be due on the
lesh Hls as .ls Hl lie
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
Counlerfcits.

The Richmond papers notice counterfeit 50
note on the Exchange Bank Of Virginia. The
public should remember that no note Of that de-
nomination (S3) has ever been issued by the Vir-
In. panka
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
Vera Cruz Items,

A train of wagons escorted by Lieut.. Stead's
company will leave this city to-day for Jalapa.-
These wagons sent up 10 transport 10 this city
the SICK and discharged soldiers who are now al
Jalapa.-FTee american, 2Sth.
A private of the LIST artillery, was fOggsd for
deserlion, yesterday evening, on the plaza.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

The total number Of deaths in the Charity
Hospitsl for the month ending 3lst May, was
only ~. This speaks well for the health Of our
elty. Admitted during the month, $50; died,
III remaining IN hssPiai, s5l.-M O. Crescent
JuHe g.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
CON G r SIS
Monday, June s.
SENATE

In the Senate, Mr.. Bright moved 10 take up the
bill relating TO Oregon, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Foote offered an amendment 10 the bill,
which, he said, he hoped would obviate the OBJ
Iections OF the South in regard 10 slavery.
Mr.. Wescott spoke in opposition to the amend
ment as defective and deceptious.
Mr.. Foote replied.
Mr.. Underwood addressed the Senate in favor OF
leaving Oregon 10 settle the slavery question her
self
Mr.. Dayton asked Mr.. Underwood If Congress
had the right 10 exclude slavery in Oregon.
He replied, yes, so long as il remained Terri
tory, but hoped that the subject wonld be left 10
the people who were interested TO settle as they
deemed proper.
Mr.. Badger suggested an amendment by insert
ing In the 18th Section the following words: "But
shall not be subject TO the 9th Article Of the Com
pact, contained in the Ordinances of 1881"
Mr.. FOote accepted the modification.
Messrs. Hale, Dayton and Foote then followed
in debate.
When, on motion of Mr.. flanagan, the Senate
went into Executive session.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

The steamer Ksnnsy. exploded in the Tom.
bigbee riyer; (Alsbema-) Fifsy Of me darw hna
passengers were Killed or missing. %
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

The Boston Post records the death 81 mS
Olive II. Bliss, the mother Of Major Bliss ala
dy Of scknowledgsd worth spi sgtileabls dsPsss-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
Saturday, June 10
H0USE

In the House, Mr.. Brown, Of Miss, submitted
resolution instrueting the Committee on Judicial
ny, respectingi the practice Of courts giving ref
eTence of suits I'm certain cases. Passed.
MIR. Gogging offered a resolution calling on the
Secretary of War, 10 inform the House respecting
the payments of the Virginia volunteers. Obec-
tions were made TO the motion.
Mr.. White offeged a resolution TO pay 500, to-
wards defrsying the expenses Of the removal Of the
remains of MT. Holley from Florida. Objected TO-
MIR. Rockwell moved that the House 20 into
Committee of the Whole, which motion was not
aTeed TO.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17

Mr.. Triss, late comnE kiopsr to Mexico, ar
sivsd IN Waahingtou the evening Of the 7th,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
COLLECTION AND GENERAL AGENT,
Lexington, Ny.

UyIIL attend promptly TO any business entrusted to
w him-wiIl act as Agent fos the eollestion OF
money closing accounts &e., &C. Charges moderate
April 4, I64s--tf
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ISAAC PUGH & CO.,

No ,,s Che<put ssreet--P HILA PAIA
Manufacturers and Importers OF Paper hangngs and
Have Always on hand. large assortment 's any IN
the city, ofthe newest desisnsof
American &c French Paper Hangngs,
Borders, Freseo & Column Papers, Wide
Window Papers, Fire Board Prints, dc.
An at xhs~h win Be sold on reasonable terms
Wholessle and Retail Country merchants are psEics
ally Invited 70 call. naA rsla
IRA BURDSALLs
No. 531, Main St. opposite Bark OF X
LouIsNILLE:
HAS always Cor sale, Whoi<-z>S sn4 ksta.i, ie A.
ortmenf ofthe patterns of fsper k1nxis<t aseiss'a
rcd by fsA>S rne" ~
Sept. 10 i5f7-ly,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
EDGAR NERDaA1E,
nxsx sTaEkr NEAR NINTH, LOUISVILLE, KT'
DEALER IN ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MARBLE WORK.

ACCOUNTANTS. Tamb Stones. Furniture. Ch.mney
M pieces. &e.. &c Al-e. Common hme, ster
line ard Plaster Of Pss--gsoiessis ard rsfsL VII
Ill xork A. low and Do II a. well snE one p ne
West Orders from the country respectfully zoi,sEea.
nsrsvias done In the style Al frosa ~ - oor
~-1~ a. kater and estimates a Notk NInl<nr
| "a -.,..s.sr<lx An work sent FROM my e-<>tnsn-
newt csrslnlIy pxcked snd wssznisd 70 gosAk-
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Tuesday, June 6.
SENATE.

M
The Senate was called 10 order at the usual hour
and proceeded TO business.
Numerous petitions were presented
oregon and California, were ordered 10 be printed
on motion OF sr. Miller, the bill 70 increase the
bilI ,,ss a al ,I.,,'-H..i ~ uen up Inc
Tbe Sens,a ,hsa,, sa; eoe anH P.s'eo-
1,",,-,' we ~ANi i""''u"''
hooSE-
'isy adouin, II should De until Friday.
' Lsho' VI Wisconsin, appeared and was quail
NJ c,.., -, .,.,
si oi, I'M moved 70 RECONSIDER me vote re-
ei.e !. es 'ueiciaiy Coinhttee, ihe Dill 10 pro-
na.uiaiLee ciIZens IN men nsnis nom the
Inon M ,o,elsn governments OF then agents
in which Mes Js~;n C,,,a,s go. az S;e'
The vote 10 raco,s;a., u.s e.,,;aI .0a H. ~,
ciary. ~ ''e 'U-'
On motion IA tv,s ordered On D,;nt IN oOo oo,is
of the report of the select committee on adultera
ted drugs:
into cowm;,,es ag ;h ,nsSn Inc t,ouSe men went
49,, 49,, I'm "a se Ios oi ie Sa'al hPPIo
of he dsT "'"o" was O'O''eu 'O' VI" 'e"iAi''uei
w. a. Hon., -, Ii. -,
e 'H 'iio''oH NOI0ui"eo'
wsdnssd.v I,7
N, '~"e
Dun HOUSES VI congress met to-oay ana al
MI; oeatcn mas oeeh elected Mayor oil the Ciiy
VI washington
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have spent three thousand dollars for medcinr
and medical attendance advised % take a tour
10 Europe with hin, winch DID nrsi visited EuE
lad. consulted the most eminent pny there u
respect 10 his case, they examined u and prescribed
accordingly 1 remained there three months WiIhouI
perceiying any change for the heicr which cost me
about two bandred and any dOars, poe b.
ply cians and the thai received was Their opiu