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Upper ten thousand done 6r0t6M" The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Post To-
lates the following " A novel excitement exists
ar,ong the supper ten thousand in one Of the
fashionable streets in New York above BleecheT.
An elegant house has been rented, furnished 50.
perbIy, and all theapplianees ufout@ard aristocracy
exhibited by reputed widow lady, not many miles
from Ninth street ffer fashionable equipage
caught the eye of the curious nGighborhood, and
forthwith, it was determined that calls must be-
made and the acquaintance ofthe cpulent apd gen.
teel lady cultivated. With such imposing appear
ances, it was impossible that birth could be menia
or her wealth other than hereditary 1t hass been
vaguely whispered within a few days. that the
widow in question is a celebrated retired eOYr-
texan who by her trade has made a splendid
fortuue, and now proposes to take her position
among the Upper ten thousand The neigh
borhood is in paroxism of rage, and some
Of the fashionable verdant ones have been done
Brown