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MEDICAL.

CTOP-BErORE you CONSENT TO HAVE A DE-
- eayed 9th screwed of head, DR.
Lsht 10 Murray t'reet whether it be filed with
bis lndesuctiefe Fitinai" IL he and
We guarantee that IN half hour Tooth shall
adj esve prop in the inside TO which the thel
long live Is this better than losing your
tcaforY
TEE MEDICAL WONDER OF TUE AGE!-wArTs'
Nervous AntidoteCuarantied to Neur iia in it's
worst and restore the IL reduced to
rrosirsuon Tic dooreux nervous headache, and every
complaint directly or proceeding from the
above a will mmc diaely the most intense
tai affection and depression Of spirits Twelve dosos enough
for all modsrass cases, 81 Sold by
TALBOT WATTS IC2 Nassau street.
7 YON's MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE DEsTRUC-
tion Of all of insects and pills for the destruction
Of and mice without poison. No. 40 Broadway near
Canalstr
JOIN j.. R0OME, Esq, Super mt N. Y. Hospital
ID. ID. HOWARD Esq, Irving House.
g. THAYER COZTENS, American Hotel
COLEMAN STETSON, Eslrs., Astor House.
PRESTON u. HODGES, Esq, Carlton House.
DocTOR coNvERs' ISvIGORArING CORDIAL IS
~ the remedy semu al noctur-
nal emissions vesng and ruiDous inca the
FOR tocety business mstrmony All those sad disorders
ofbboy and mind caused secret aud improper habits Of
youth speedily cured by this potent remedy Dr. Con-
office 80 Third between 10Th snd llth Streets
where be is conuled Cordial 81 bottle bottles for So
Important remarks the married aud single
each betle SAFELY forwarded to any part Of the
Try.
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article the shaving becomes fyrseabe
and For nearly thirty which this article has
been before the public has received
In proof Of utility enjoyed its enviable reputation
liberal disco unit to Wholesale parchasers.
A. l. J. Sal DENs. No. l47 Broadway,
sorner of Liberty street, and So7 Broadway.
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Wig Fsctory 1T No wall street. and is the only estab
shment in the city exclusively devoted to that business
He fts invented important aud
invites examination of those Wigs roupees that OBJ
tair cd silver medal the Fair Of the Institute
"a the adj
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Ct Rspsnschsds New Fall Fashion H. that the matters 10
to It, The public
Gerenee the splendid original and the banging
Imitation and patroni1e the IS 70 hat at l Nassau
10 far superior In the Broadway 81
and equal to the best S. hat made.
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~ saw young Harry with his beaver on,

NV young HAffy, Win btaveF
Vault nom the ground like featherod nercury."
SHAxsPeARE.
Internationally "Young Harry had just
HEAVIER that suited his r. and should
net be surprised hear ofsome o young arrys
sin liar excellent purchasing OF those brill
hant light and fashionable Fa style inst turned ou by
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great age Genins fall style Tor 1919 Is
signal and beautiful sample Of it, in important branch Of
useful Light rich distin Ii Is
te~ided imprnvement upon models which have
rendered establishment celebrated throughout the
Unip and offered at the moderate price
tks styles of FORMER years Wis: Four Dollars.
GENlN. "a Broadway. opposite st. Pauls
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NEW BOOKS, 80.

MRS rpoIIoPE's nav NOVEL -TBE LOTTERY or
Nl Marriage by Mrs. Troope. and not BY ars Cray, ~
elsewhere announced viii be for sale In few days BY all
Bootsc'lers
V,Dc METROPOLIS FOR THIs WEEK rs NOW
II ready Lorterts Triumph for Hungary, original
Se.m, fsth bsnjs.in Paper from an OLD Ds,s Toe
snee 81 Properly Na- Spence Abuse Of resisent rav
lor lie ftg II Orr Upieng su.dey Press Credited
W. ns ofNrxnt The Jones Review o. Poveis New Wornt
City Items braus, &c, &c once 70 Nassau street cens
hem,sf = u = -. L u 7. ! = 7
ENGL1sB rArgHs-Es Otis q PApEas-EvERY
~ Ntwsrerer Published In Great Brisin freand. any
Isti q hs Lufetssa cgrtian', panesusy ssveted on
ssserrton msny part OF ksw icrh and msilsi TO ths
country, ~ .,. wiLxkk N kOsERS.
Corner Ess,nu opd Liberty ssrests New York.
Lists With pnces Of subscription, obtained
On spriisstcn. .,ff '''-.r-w 4f.r r. f.
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exquisite finish, and gracefully setting the heatthe
result produced bv consecutive artistic talent
appliedpromptng the Observer TO exeais, ITS longer
the Tailor but the Halter makes the man,, and WARNOCK
10 tho Halter, 203 broadway.
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typesAmopg this collection dad lkenesses of Presi
dents Polk and and their cabnes and Their eminent
men strangsrs and citizens invited TO call
and examine them at his gallery 25 and 1T Broadway
Of Fulton street. Copying done in superior at
the shortest notice fne assortment Of Locfet Bracelets
SO, constantly for sale, as above.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
yNASTED-A SITUATION, BYA PROTESTANT GIRL.
ss,p.ss, odS IN family has No siS1"as 70 80 "a
With her business Good city reference can he given BY APP
WANTED-A SITUATION BY Respectable
w young as Nurse and sesmsres who perfectly
pndstands all OF drsstmaking Can produce he
for twelve mcp,hs Please call al Il charlton street The
sdvutissr can be seen for two dsys.
WANDA RESPECTABLE FEMALE. TO TAKE
w charge Of tie rooms Of single gentleman. She will
have to manage the housekeepioG he viii only
ard Lr,sbiasl home. App, H.. iIerrld once.
WEI ssIU rSD 10, sy ss
Of min clean healthy asd wilihs 70 90 90 rSsSse-
street Coco sS " es9 be s Si 'n
WASIEDs-Two rIRsT RATE MATCHMAKER TO
apply TDos WALL q sees%sa street cseas aaSr
DeUa ourEK wANrED-oNEcouP ErFvr TO TAKE
iae ehai g o. retail c'or. and y wished e have an
aurss hsSrs,s a., Herald oGSe.. wa " ~
DRUa CLERK wANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED
ysspF man IN Cyst 0,ss drSs ,'oIs r. ,hs city. One
cronato ,sfcroaeos. AdereS q. g.. This chss, with
A YouHG NAN HAVING SEVERAL WARS ExPE-
CIV s.,a T. ,a sSes s sagi
eoFiye1 Igesea Industry, One, Of th. papor
ctLrssEs As1Ep.-A, r. STEWART & co, ARE
experiment. More tut hoe tsTouraly aeauaoed with The
sity Trade need .rsly. brgAswsy ssi .eads stree.
IvtE1Tp-A sIrr AsloS IS Valet DE cg,yasE.
w . r. Itayoi.nr servant, b. yuupg nan Who .pe.ss
Ireneh, li.ls1 German. and tels.ahe catfish lie has
rted alrs1dy u hrercan ffniy in pari- and
The ttftisferehegs. Apply at zoe Greenwich s,rre,
WARS. A sirUATGoy-As PORTER, IN A paY
w rooea Store or Gtosery, single MAJ. Il good PEN
sr' q one n eS ; sssS,S as A'''''' ''
MASIEp 10 nGNT--A STORE. SUITABLE ron THg
W .,wery tuslnors-lpraten W. hua0as part % the
ety, Ter further. rnrtietlsts. aedtsss a. Johnson.
Stain iffrs oeatfn a. ct the ti'cd States Hotel
q fenfi sud fultea streets New YORK.
rNIDghA1iOS waNTEp-INFOREA ALTON Z, FAR
refy Desired concerning THE lb, euce Of Roha-d
hurfh, fatiya Of clare cousy 81 Limsrts, died
ere ~ ~ Unitef Sa'8 viia the last for years.
Yhs-fcr III inform the u1der net ~ et'c direet@d 20
fesi oTsnge seuny fes York where the said aurphy
Lived srd DIED. VII be hbsr-iy svard.f, .....--
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ng POWELL. oCuITsr AVID AUsrsr HAS JUST
- imported h~.hssl Eys. vheh csnbe inserted ~ithout
the Il ghtest rain, AID "a ihe The r.tura Or
fov- serts usual sisesse. ~ the Eve ard Ear at
" arren street. of Btosduay who're eau he had
Nc "rresfiss on ths E,e" price ~ cr~ta.
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SALES BY AUCTION

A NTH0NY ;; sLEcCxER. AUcTIONEER-sALE OF
"A Lots Oh 18th, 45th and 46th streets Anthonv j. Beec
her viii sell auction Wednesday. Sept 49, lsi9 At IL
M az the Merchant Exchange ii Lots and Gore Lots Of
ground the north side Of 4th the tth
avenue and the Hudson River IS full Lots OF the
above on the south side OF 10th IA full Lots directly
opposite the Last the north side Of Is street.
Lots the above the the side OF
46tb street each IS by 100 The
s we'll situated between railroad and the Title
osputatle Terms accommodating Sale peremptory. For
msps, apply 90 the Auetioneer.
WM W. SHELLEY, AUCTI0NEER.-TUE TUESDAY SEP
W temher 18TH at ten o'clock the No l5 Fulton
street near Broadway. The entire stock of John w.
ssn lamp ablshment consisting in part OF silver gilt
ana broDzed Cira does solar lard Lamps handsers
lanterns Bracelets Plated Ware Cutie, china Vases and
various fancy goods in ots to suit dealers aud families The
sale the declining the business Store
to let. and fixtures for sale
HENRY c. WILLARD, AUcTIoNEER.-NEw AND
elegant cabinet furniture hair mattress &c-Willard
hni vii eel, ID los o'clock, their sales om
NO lC lillian street, handsome OF and
elegant fnrotue. OF rosewood black walnut and
Toee sold to pay advances. THEODORE NALLABY
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

.nstsers y advertisements ~ mail MAST be Sss
pail, they riH NOT be taken from the Post Office.
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gkQO aEgARD-JErIs IEg .srIDorg ASPECT

@ KIM NEWAkD-JETIA HIS AkTIDDfE, AsPECr-
BcOO &c Mixture Ter the ~ 9cnerfhga, elect,
Srctur,a and similar disorders. W makes speedy cute
Without the 81 diet drink exposure,
chang. errcnton business Our object " notify
had and the proprietor challenges single
forfeiture Of $40 tsther-- the diseass oannot y
certrtetsd N the Mixtrre 70 taken when exposed
rut IN boitcs with full directions accompanying H.
o. ST. one bottle last. week r-s,y earri in
days sale BY q. u. Rirsif broad way John street
New oh
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Fhe Mo1sYn lnquls1tsOn; enc Rechm0nd
meeting Case the ARRAY Forrest Castle; tns No srrsn
0ass; Rists in Lowell Review of
Hsc. California Correspondence; Assor Opera Riot rrsls
Ebgish French German Criminal News; Life Of all
and Hutton mail rohhsrs and hundred other
exciting AL befound in this weeks National
For sale At los Nassau, and by all newssoys
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

the of Broadway and should
be visited bv all who have The collection
Portraits of distinguished vdivdua Is the largest In the
United states visiting IL fail to with very
many familiar faces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

SAeuuy m"oe shIrts, CoIIars, Bosoms, ~cs
large and Superior mt to be found at Seott
157 fultn Also Cravats suspenders Pocket hand
k,chs Gloves and Bosory at prices to snit oil classes
Call and judge for yourselvss 51 Fulton street,
of Rroa ID
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attention Of citizens and requiring Wigs Tou
TO reeept improvement Of most Important character
invented by E. PHALON, No 1917 Broadway,
street under the franklin House. They be at his
Cutting Rooms where be the largest and best
the city.
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Rakirr total Of s1tp55o 10 The decrease In the
passengers scrnpared with August 1sis is sois II
sbs Main stem, ana 81 $50 o. on the Washington
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NEW rURNITUEE-AUCTl0N STORE No. NORTH
~ william street, (leading from Chatham III Eeson
ln'h michael Henry having leased this large aud spacious
store oneof the best locations this for of
Household Furniture, Groceries Dry Goods &c,
ready to make advances and attend
line Families having surplus articles 81 Furniture will r
every attention to promote all safes promptly
settled iff day, at the Store, 0 o'clock
extensive assortn Of and second hsad
also fsror Organ plays 80 $50; splendid
rosewood Piano Forte ~ warranted in every
pect as been in use only month"; Sale positive for
WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE LARGE sEaI-AN-
w pual Sale of 900 Boots and Shoes Tuesday
next Sept Is isf at 10 o'clock A. M at the Store Of D.
GALE, Us Pearl street, New York.
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"OHfor CALIFORNIA; r'-Afserthe late golden

the Deglt 70 Is TO be supposed tho emigration
the country which shouds In gold will be tremendous.
We would sdviaa all those who Intend going Staying
call BkOOKSS $50 Fultan and supply themselves
with tho cheapest and hest boots shoe gar &c. TO be
fonn In le clN. Mholssaia and ratAil.
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BROADWAY uoTEL.-THrs HoUsr. FROM ITS vsEY
y desirable locationbeing opposite the City Hail. the
Parl and Fountain and in the immediate vicinity Of all the
places OF business and to visit
ing the city, whether business pleasure, advan-
sses hsn perhaps other hotel in the city Charges
moderate.
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DAvILION. NEW BRiGHTON-THIS ESTABLISH
ment will be kept until the latter part Of October.
Persons DESTROYS enjoying the nne autumnal wethr tho
delightful the accommodated with
spacious airy and elegantly furnished rooms There
vera suits OF with parlors annexed Gentlemen
having occasion to daily New York. on business,
will find New Brgho most convenient residence. Good
steamboats, them there p less than half hour aud
10 well known that the table Ia always beautifully and luz
uriantly supplied.
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mEDlsAf.
IETLrrSza, corGns. COLD. BRONCHITIS. PAIN
IN ire Chts, tfa. Liver Com plants scpe-rons af
fietsa sft rifher ~ The hhe, aiats OBJ ain inns
dse rrlt and csruin " the - v FARNOtBS
descd Ntror and Iodine Baths SO Barclay street These
Hattr sre ttv fsc nutnted BY ORA. Eot stovsns Mac
nsysn sniss. Dsrcr.se
GUlPHuR vArUR BATus-roR SALT iEuw. ITCH,
- scsd head, Strofriaus Erupfens htcnra'isn. and
r,regril sins.-f cARaoLEs 81 Barclay street ies-
uhtlfo lh-b.D sre lghy r,comnsndei by brs Mott Se
vsrs kaenevsn. smith Disnn ard other enpen, medical
ynuer, a. Fafe, greedy ana eHetual remedy for the
sboss cor y ante
II EBOyAL-BR. WHlfLEx. ocUusT tLArE or -
~ treenvioh strettl respectfully aprrses the public
generally that be es removed hs oee nli rssd-ncs 10 y
Barclay street. where he will deyste hscf 90 the
AID cf diseases % the k ard tfs insertion Of Artificial
81 sbuscture tn3 where his uBivorsay
celebrated reeav fer Cholera and cholera Inf 40
al tines 10 procured. Ofo hours from A. n To y. ~;
after Which, outdoor patsnts nre attended
DM IAHNoSTs sKuL rs uxsrRPASsiD IN THH
- treatment Of secar eiftases Recent cured In
forty-eeht hours Many rsetee enables him 10
rant sr.sdy and pere Consala tiors stioy pr
vae once 90 Greenwich street Avoid quacks and their
nsrruns.
ng- POWELL. oCuIIsr AVID AUafsr. HAS Just
- rertcS ks.ifesl Eys Which be inserted sithout
the qhtest pain, aaa "a he The r.tural Or
I.~ all a.. p
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nM RAIrn. AUTHOR or rae "psAcTIcAL PRI-

nk. RALPH, AUTHOR or rae PRACTICAL pRI-
ss,e rrss'iss g.; ~ Greenwich street ores heur,
srpy an the early sres vii be s,rprsd NJ the rspidiy
and little incor attending their ohishy
however those who have suffered IRON ccrtsn elias ~
Pc who ear prepsr, spprssste bis services w -.re.urs
from is trs, ncrc 10 lie advanced ard distress
ing stages Iron AMI very extens've
prsctee he ansris rapid aaj radical curs shssh
serrceFn Amcrea-
N kJvB rsoN, 40 De sTRgET. 20 WILL KNOWN
~ IN ths Of delicate diserseThc Doctors
puts.icp for ss :, those half eases that have sxis.s
for Constitutional weak brought
w s-ere hsAs sfsscsv cured Recent sares curedi
four Ssva
MO CURE NO PAr-Dk COkRfrT, 70 DUANE ST.,
be consutsj The trsstmert OF cersfn delicate
assssss sc.cs Of sstees yesrs devoted ths treat
mcrt 81 tciio,ts diseases enables Dr. O. 70 the
form ~ sia ds.sss Resent cured IN three dave Ne
w~-~r~yr.~d - !. !
NUCURA NO cHAKOx-Dn MURPHY OF e90OLD
kv etseet sons~ited all ferns 81 privato
diseases Recent % rcnorh~s he In Two 70 f>ur
dsys CcnstutcHai debility an impocvcy ssccesSfully
treated by Dr. No ssss IN hndrs1oo
6on budnsss. Open from A. n. ~ Pm
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w ArTED-Bv LADY RysrDING IN A PLEASANT
situation in thsArr.r part Of Che city t~o sr three
children board aud incnic Those seeking psessl
and stsnton wcrld fra h de.rsbe place. Inquire ~
e. christopher stree, corner % Bleechcr.
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oct Of friendship han 70 inform arriving in
the city whore they purchase with the Of
bers "thken in ius OF making the best bargains.
with ihs view a.e, with pesfure that boots Shoes.
CATERS equal to IN and % allied choap
Ress, can be had at JONESS. ~ Aur street.
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From the phy,adelpnin Times. Octob

1ssThe celebrated Dr. Levcts newly prove
ment consists in cnsmeling all the metal portion OF
the teeth TO give them perfect ratura appearance This
beautiful Improvement IL tho enc Of general admiration.
The the exclusive rsht and very justly
NJ. LEyETT, Dentist.
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Good Boots versus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Boots don't require every dsy lot public
their superiority Ten constantly noress patron
sreahs volumes In their favor We sometimes admit
tees Of other establishments but when want pair for
osr own feet, We goto Watkins llt Fulton street.
Tbe RlcheIiea Diamond Pointed Cold
Pens made ard sold by Y SAVAGE 81 rlton street.
the nost durable Pens In She world j. X 8 has large
stock OF fine Gold ami liver Watches Of all the cels
will cell low.
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ersons interested In good and

shef Clothing. call Sore
ard .xsmpe are s'eet Of Fall Goods Pine Cloth
yroek Coats Of French cloth SIC; extra tine Biollys make
SO Also, style Of Winter overcoat TO ne seen.
q. b. CLARKE. 1l6 William street.
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CnINEsE kUsEUM,--THE ONLY ONE IN THE UNI
~ ted Saten $50 broadway. exhibiting the Manners Gus
tsms. Religions Arts and Sciences OF four hundred mns
of Chinese. Open from A. ~, till 10 p N. Admittanoe
Is oents; oh dren unde II. half
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-02
THE SWORD FOR COL. MEARES.

The Committee of Arrangements, Mesers,
Cowan, Evans, and Peden, have received Inc
Sword ordered for Col. Meares, by the oi''
zens of Wilmington. It was manufacture, :,
BY Messrs. Garfield & Co.. of Baltimore anu
is an exquisite specimen of art we nad Inc
pleasure of seeing it on Monday. 1t IS now
At the store of Mr.. T. w. Brown, where it
will remain, we learn, few days, for public
INSPECTION. tits aworthy tribute TO worthy
man, and we feel confident that, as it was no.
bly, won, it will be as nobly worn. We are
sure that, 10 alter little, the eloquent Ian
guage of the gentleman who addressed "the
young Cape Fear SOLDIER on the presenta-
ton occasion, "The recollections it will ex-
cite, will encourage him onward in the path
of right and duty. In the warfare and strug-
giles, in which peace, no less than war abounds
it will testify the generous rewards of faith
full citizenship; and if again called TO the field
though the words are hot inscribed on its
blade, the spirit of the immortal Jackson will
teach it's gallant owner, that " it should neve,
be drawn without occasion, nor sheathed
without honor"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-02
GOV. SMITH

From the Circular addressed by Gen Sna
the Governor of California, to the America
Consuls Oh the Pacific, we have no doubt b
is Just the stuff the hero of ConHeras ought
be made of, and that he will Justify the con
pliment recently paid him in the Senate, whs
ii was said that the times in California wei
pregnant with mischief, but dark and troubt
as they may appear, the country may be s.
isfied, that in Gen. Smith, the present Cove
nor of that territory, the Executive has iu
nished man, fully competent TO meet any
mergency." The Governor writes the CIV
suls, that the Gold Mines are public propet
and their violation by foreigners, not cItzo
of the United States, will be severely puniS
ed and prohibited upon his arrival. A NEE
ing of some 300 Americans was held at Pam
ma upon its reception. which passed esoIl
tons warmly applauding the conduc' o. IN
Governor, and expressing their delermInato
TO support him at all hazards. We shalh1
some hotter work than mere gold digging
there shortly but "nous uerrons,"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-02
KISSING.

The Baltimore Sun says, that the statenf
of its correspondent, short time since, ID
"when Baltimore girl is kissed, she "a
she is taking chloroform, and remains asT
sible as long as The operation lasts" eld
the following from other journals:
When Buckeye girl is kissed, she thr0'
up her hands and calculates, bliEsfa
ments, how they fly r'- Cincinnati Times.
When Tesnessee girl is kissed, she
claims, {" Now put that right back where y
got it from.-7ennessee paper.
When Louisiana girl is kissed S9e 3
mifed and says, "Fd like TO see you % N
again-would.--N. 0. Delta.
Our North Carolina girls are par'Icu'
fond of carrying out the ScriPtuTal d0'".
and when kissed on one ekeek, they uOO'
tatingly turn the other.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-03-02
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR AT
WASHINGTON

We learn from the Washington Union that
Gen. Taylor, President elect. arrived in Wash
ington on the evening of the 23d ult. The
Union says that "His suite consisted of seve-
raj gentlemen. AS soon as the whistle an
nounced his arrival, salute was fired from
the hill which overlooks the rayine through
which the railroad runs. When he entered
the depot, he was received with repeated
cheers by an immense crowd. He was escort
ed in carriage by marshals. by joyous null
titude, in carriages or on foot, 10 Wizards
Hotel, amid the sound of music, the ringing of
bells, and the blaze of sky-rockets. When
he arrived at Willard's, he was again received
with cheers and music. After a short time,
be re-appeared upon the balcony OF the draw
ing-room, and made brief address TO the peo-
pie, expressive of his thanks for their kind.
ness, and of his best wishes for their happi-
ness. The crowd then disappeared, and Gen.
Taylor retired to enjoy the society of bis fam
lily and friends.
"We are sorry TO hear that Gen. Taylor is
somewhat indisposed, and that he was cupped
on Thursday. But we hope that quiet and
repose for day or two will perfectly restore
him to his usual health
The Union of the 18th, says" Gen. Tay-
lor intended TO receive his friends yesterday
from IL to 2 O'Clock, if his health had permit
ted but before 10. pIacard was posted UP
at Wizards, that he could not see them.'