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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-25

PROFESSOR MoRsE's THE TRACES
The Sprng field Republican says that Sunday, about
O'Clock, p M when the going the telegraph
line the New York papers, and nearly half commune
Gated the lightning have struck the wire somewhere
of Springfield The effect OF it to burst the mag
netic there with report loud pistol After that
communication could be made the line east south.
The hunde commenced at Springfield about
While the editor sitting by the telegraph machine, be-
tween and p m, flash OF lightning exploded the
wire, within three fee, of him. without doing any dam
pge-Netr York Epening Post.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-25

Ns- Capt. John A. Blake, of the I'd ward, will be
ported for the office of collector, by
A MAJORITY OF THE VorERs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-25
Leasing of I74 555.I4 acres of Chickassw School


May 25-eo6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

Mr. Brooks OF the Express, 10 rendering &c
count Of bis stewardship as a Member Of eur late
Assembly. ssys.

Mr. Brooks OF the Express, 10 rendering an &c.
count Of bis stewardship a, a Member Of cur late
Assembly, says
The currency q ise state hss been forgotten but
we regret that DO more done 70 improve when
words. par redemption In New York. you'd be q more
worth than snos retinue Of s,aluie-na1e regulations
The writer q this article pressed al tie force he
could the I'm porce and me necessity u par re2np,0a
In York-but the Interests ~ the country banks and
the power Of Albany Ehere there J. rece ptlon. 10
p.r were TO siraug any logic that could be brousht
10 bear ssznst them Az ls'e hour hswev.r. sue
ceeded In une-fihi old senste BIZ. that bad been
buried IN the House two months and demanded
ton upon thai.
That bill cut Of the locomotive wall-si Banks. that
wander about IN the wdernesies Of C1suzuque Law
renee or Fulton Countss-Bsuks without local hsoiiA
ton II with name. Owned hsre, ard redeemed only IN
inaccessible places any where else. When the senA'e bill
wa. unearfhec only the printed skltos Of II could be
found: somebody had adjusted the The House
oueIsed At the senate bill and passed H. The Senste de-
cned recognizing concurrent BILL bill thus guessed
at The House then again de nero. reenscted the bill,
and th. senate c1ncurrei The last Of the bill IL
was approved by the overnor but wrongly engrossed.
I'VE do not 70 among the list Of acts. hut We
trust that there has been abduction again The h 90
amends the General Banking Lsr IS o compti All Banks
and Bankers this State do their business IN the place
where they located and the President add Cashier
must verify ths fact upon Banking Associations
hereafter are % deposit with ine Controller Sevf1rk
stock equal vslus Riih lie SIX per stocks or hall
In stocks and hat In bo.is rad mortgages these last 10
be at per cent AMI snoust exceed ng ts0 NJ hs
the value Of said la Is No mortgages 20 be deposited
for greater amount than s. 900 each And the act 10
20 Into operation June ], l-fs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

Ptsp from at heaven whose yisoned glories gave,
Thou blind old Bard the splendor Of thy song,
And give the god like words which mortas crave,
To speak exciting, o er the fallen Wrong
For 10 the Avenger Of that hour Of blood
Has heard stlsst thy summons stern ard grand
Has freed the children Of the slaughtered brood,
In the cold Alpine Land
Oh at the ,srdy word whose thunder broke
The chains Of ages from that suffering flock,
Meihnks the Mountains giant soul awoSe,
And thrilled beneath tn eternal ribs OF rock
The ancient glaciers frightened in the sky
Beneath them. shouting. burst the jabilapt rills
Aud the white Alps of Piedmont made reply
To the free Vaudois bills
Aud far below. in his green pasture-vales,
The Wsldense shepherd knelt upon the sod
While chapelb bells chmed on the mountain gales
And every chalet sent its hymn to God
Mstron, and sire, and sweet voiced peasant maid
Ard the strong hunter, from the sleeps Of snow,
Looked up to Him, whose help their fathers prayed
Through years of blood and woe.
Build now the sspulchres of martyrs old
Gather the scattered bones from every glen.
Where the red waves of pitless slaughter rolled,
When fell those brave and steadfast hearted men !
Piedmont is free and, Frightening with the years,
Shall Freedoms sun upon her mountains shine
While her proud children say, with joyous tears
The glory, Lord. be Thnel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Lieut.. GOV. FI-h,. Addre,..

The following is copy Of the Address OF Lieut.,
Gov. Fish in the Sensse, on leaving the chair on
Tuesday afternoon
Toe President announced 70 the senate that bis
Intention not sgAin resume lhe chairthA ne made n
announcement IN eTder that The senate light, II deemed
proper prepared 20 elect temporary Pfesident Tic
then added.
Before taking leave Of the senate desire to express my
most cordial and sincere thanks for tie everresdy and
overindugeHt assistance which from FIRST dsy Of the
session, have invariably experienced from eaoh and
every member Of the Senate in the discharge OF my off,
cia duties and Tor kindly and gentemsny courtesy
which their private and social iner-
course
II have been enabled TO succeed in my tt1rs Dis
charge the duties OF delicate and oea tDarrasss
position which have occupied 10 any DEGREES to your sat-
isfaction my will have been owing 70 the aid
have received from the members Of the sens Individual
ly ard collectiv, ~.
But a few weeks since came among you, stranger
among Strangers; but now, In taking my lave OF the
Senate and in parting In all probability 10 meet 10 more
with OF these familiar faces, feel that im parting
from dear and cherished friends To each one Of you
Senator's In the sincerity Of my heart, and with earnest
friendship say, farewell May you return 10 your con-
sduencies TO meet happy families and grateful and up
proving ends sni through every stage Of liz may the
blessing g OF that Almighty Providence which NC have
here together daily Invoked. attend and proiectyou.
FIRE IN CAsADA-A fire took place on the "a
inst Johns T. which proved very destructive 70
some valuable property. IL discovered II the
which consumed with other outbulldngs adjoining
which partly insured. Fortunately, the eIerious Of
the citizens and military sufficient to save the hote
and the dwelling houses. Mr. John Luckin ostseven Of
his best stage horses, with stage wagons harness, &c
all uninsured fMoniresl Herald, sth.
FIRE.-On Saturday night last, the store OF Ma
than Coryen on wa,er-st discovered 10 be on FIRE
brick partition wall prevented Il from spreadi through
the building. hut the fire communicated TO the entire
roof Of Mr. DOrsey's and nearly Consumed IT, The COED;
in the entirely destroyed nothing saved bu The
books and papers L1ss nearly $1,000 Insured r So COZ
in the Howard Company. Geneva Courier IAN
The WHEAT CROP AT THE WEST letter
dated Akron April - thus Of the prospees Of he
Wheat crop vicinity The prospects OF the com
ing wheat crop IN this section q Western Ohio never ws'
Cat this OF the yea) more favorable than at TN
time. This remark will apply TO the counties Of summit
Portage Wayne. STARK Holmes. Columbtana and Carroll
fP- The body of Ezra Brown Of Stowe, has
BEEN found road from stowe 10 Concord, supposed
TO have been robbed and murdered man has been AT
rested for having money IN his possession taken from h'
pockets OF Brown. tNewburyport Herald, 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

MARYLAsD-The Wings Of the large and cen
tral County of FREDERICK held County Conven-
ton on the 10Th inst. and chose six Delegates TO
the State Convention which is to nominate the
Presidential Delegates. They farther. by vote
OF four to one,
Resslred Ths this Convention decidedly approve ofhe
resolution sdoot by the Whis members Of the Legs s.
Of New Yo'k at their late nesting and hereby de-
clare That We feel IL ght and duty, TO expresst s'
our opiuion tns HEsRY CLtY Ia the fret choice OF the
Whs Of this County and that they and will give 70
him or any other reliable Wing who msy be nominated
by the Convention al Philsiephls for the Presidency
their warm ard hearty support
BALTIMORE had previously elected her Delegates
all devoted CLAY men. Several eminent and
esteemed Wings who had been favorable to Tay-
lor bat had recanted and now declared themselves
thoroughly for Clay, were rejected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
CLOTHING.
GsSrLgMrN's SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
VIM Z. JENNINGS & CO.

nRAPERs ANO TAlLORs -Gsrments of the first
~ quality Rssdy-a.ds, ss-25l Broadway, American
tio,sl and Penn Avsngs. WsshinEton,D C-Hsvins en.
Afsed their premises arc prepared to ore Tor the n
.peeou Of their sumercus patrons and N. public,
tnsiv- Of Goods for SpSiuf sod sum
vesr, comprising Cloths Css'imeres, |esnnEs'
Txeeds Csshmsetts &c can be found In the country,
which they enabled 70 make 70 order 81 great re-
ducnou FROM heretofore moderate prices each hss been
the sseritee Submitted 10 BY importers.
The st5 and character Of our work 10 too hrmy esso-
.hed 10 require any encouum those points 90 essen
ti, In realizing the value OF garment, voad refer
In particular however, 20 the Psntsons furnished snd
soieit trisl from the most fsstidious
10 the Read y.msds department We shall s1cssyor 20
maintain the saperorty Of the srtices which will be
foGns equal 10 the best ordered garments. the assortment
consisting OF Dr-.s and Ffock Coats, improved sty
Zephyr Cloth Ctshnerst sad Msrino SACKS Psnts
Vests he will be afforded at prices that have char
seterEsd the establishment rerderiSs in a. esses the
14id pro quo ssu
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BOOK TRADE.
WILSON'S HISTORIES

L'OR THE USE 90 scHoOLs-Ja--nile American
i History P.s-sl50
History u the United states PAGES So
American story; large sma DO ofl
Comparative Chart Of American History
Tn. OF ADefiesn Histories for the Of Schools
the rssut Of easfu strdy aDd thorough CATION
into the fsst, Of History fs they can b ceranec
from public documents and the beat aghofiss the
ions o. the best Teachers sud the increasing demand for
these books nearly every State "a th- Jnon god
evidence that hc ztos u the .utbor 10 this De
o. ,d sppreei.sd comparison With other histo-
nss il invited ~ the poll sh-rs
s8tf MARX h. NEWMAN 4 co lss BroAdvsy, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

limited STATE. PATENT AGENCY for
u t.kins oct PsteGts-C. l.. BAhRiTT, Agent Once
IS City Hall (Neeh.aes iu.itu- Roonsl ni23 3nl-od'
MEYER And POPPkNhusEN, hs.aisslassfs
wi OF Wh.ebops aud Canes nc. &e kc, have remsyed
20 "A cha AZ near FaHoo. all ST.
CCOTCH PIG IRON.-Ne !. 6.rt.as.rie. -, sac
Din LOT, 20 suit purchasers. by DUDLEY B. FULLkR,
lSa Green wieh-st conner OF Ced.r all lS-
CREAP CLOTH sTORS-PINKNEY CLARK.
" az Maiden-lscs' are eosstsaty receiving from A9e
ton VARIOUS styles Clcths Cs.simsrss. and TsoTs
Trmuipe. which they ofef iov for cssh al1l~
NJRs. ROBINSON, ciesr st.rehsr, 20 Msresr-'t
VIb-twscn sprirs and Prime, ss-L,ces t.ris,os nue.
linz. embroidered wincoz cuAns, xrs-s hl-srhed, and
made TO look eqasi 70 new v 3 C.@hmers and every
d.soriptIou Of sbaxis ces-ed with csr-. a. In
l,OR SAIE-rhe unexpir-d lease II the Livery STA
II bic IN MOnroe-,t Mukst-st together via the
horses esrrsges, Eht vehicle. harness &c. The proper
~ Of George Kerr a.cs,-1 For fsrth-r psrticusr IN
quirs Of so I'll CORSs '. ANDERSON Il EnI.eeies.
AW OFFICE IN wALL-sr. between Ns's-2
Il and PesrL.ts tn LIST Of Nss-Ooicx qei-. sna
eI,sipf ap besn.rs with sn- law library fareiaIe
Ss dssre 60 str.nse nent TO occupy IN common YIN
some ls~yer Of Offices liberal terms for tne
eomiuxyssr Address Scsnesr' Of this once, WIN reh
name and time and plses for intsview a< u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
GAS FITTING.

l :. PHlLBlN respectfully Inform ther friends and
~. the public, that having been requested BY the MAN
G,s-LIGHr COMPANY. TO engage In the o." ~
ting business they have taken the Workshop office 10
lately occupied by the Company l7o Mercerst one door
beos h eeakerst snd arc prepared TO attend to
dsrs in that department Of business in al It's branches
They intend keep on h,nd an assortment OF the best snd
chandelisrs &c. manufactured by Mes-rs. CORNELIUS
4 co Oh lamps Chandeliers, Is. altered 70 burn gas -
qusred $50.
Plumbing attended to s formerly, at Dey-'t and l76
Mercer. Orders for gss dttos left az Dsyst will be
stteude promptly. They refer To the Manhattan Gas
Light Company, and sso the following gentlemen. soue
Of whom Directors Of the Company James Donald
,on ESQ Hsnry Young Esq Jas =. Roosevelt, Esq Mo-
Sc. Taylor. Esq Daniel Fssrns Esq w n Smith, Esq.
B-PsulculT attention paid 10 hitting up dwellings,
stores public buildings NC. already occupied a. well 40
those In progress Of building bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

I~IVThr on se
NNAof Hesvss and other complaints of the respiratory
apparatus and deransement OF the digestive functions In
'"' 'O'' TArTRRsALL's HEAvE POWDERS
IL warranted be perfectly safe In all cases Will not
inconvenencs the sniu. iuJue even II hs has no ds
Il from 70 times cheaper tbs most OF the int
Witch being circuistso throuhout the 'untry
being put 10 large, pseh,ze' to cure an
ordna, Of and TO administer 10 dozen eases
Of cold, catsrrh. sc.
This remedy h,s acquired standing never before 81
tanned by horse medicine and 10 fact We Know OF 10
patent sdcne that has received 40 much comm
the time has been established In this coun
try More than 500 verbal aud written testimonials have
Voluntarily been rendered US
Msssss a. II Couch Col certify thst bought one
pscks of Krkbrid-s TATreRsALLs Heaye Powders sod
used horse of mias that troubled severely with
heaves and the pscksse cured him The Powder
gwen months sgo, snd have never seen
'"' '"''''''''' Il j. CHILDs. ls6 Broomsst.
Mr. I.ssc. President OF the Ssossties Bsnk informs
BY one package M s smith, IA Faton.st. called TO
tell us that be cured his horse OF most annoying and
Troublesome cough accompanied by evidence OF worms
add general lack of condition by the Tsttesds besve
Powders -,
Extract from letter from msrchsct Clyde N Yort,
who has sold an quantity Of tbs Hsavs Powders
" have only II packages let sod would ike TO have
you .end grocs more immediately would not like to
be out every BODY who wishes 70 gee remedy or thsr
sI.. yours WIN c. Ely. clyde N Y.
PROOg ALREADY PUBLISHED.
Beside the refer to the published csrth.
GATES OF Mes.rs r. A Hanks. South Ambo7 Geo.
Ciyd. n Y MI NJ Flsonss.u, MSSsSary. VI q FdI'
LLOYD Gals and Others Of this city which proves con-
cu.vey hsti Is the best remedy which can be gwen to
horse. troubled with h-sves SC worms h.tuls or thss,
ou glsndsr and general want OF condition
Ample directions. Tor is 10 all these diseases accompany
each package Prepared snd sold Wholesale snd retail
by A IL COUCH co. li9 Filton 81. NewYort Also
cold by Geo W. Miller, N. Y. T.ttsr'sl., BalPs Head
hud A L. winship II EsstBrosdssy, and by druggists
generally throughout the I. and Cansdss ala In
n VERY FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE
IoN FOR stLEIss y.sn 90 tot. spfot s ..una
sble az have horses than want came from YER
mont last Winter have used bin before my family
usson frequ.ntIy Also, soda Water Counter. with
m.be top PLACED fswess aSd black Egyptian mar
bic pedestal cooler and ell completes will be cold bar
x.in Also part Of Stable 10 let, with carriage room.
Apply 10 PAUL S BROWN, 365 Bowsry, corner Fourth
IL Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

ALBANY Co.-The Wings are reported to have
elected Supervisors in Cumberland Knox, Bern,
New.Scotsnd and Westerloo. Bethlehem, Coey-
mans and Rensselaerville reported Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

V We learn from Capt Thomas, Of the bark
Bogots 20 days from Csrhagena- that the steamboat
Magdalena built at this port, in coming down the Msgds-
lena River on the 18th March burst her boiler and killed
Capt BAkman and eight Others and destroyed the boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
NEWToN,s PRINCIPIA.

lust PUsIishED-Ths Mathematical Principle.
VI Natural Philosophy. By lssAs Ne~tou translated
into Ensi.h By Andrew Note 20 which 10 s6ded New
ton. system Of The World, with portrait; fret
American edition carefully revised ant corrected With
the lie Of tbs sgthor BY n ". Chitendsn, NJ Sc-
The ~ors 10 issued lie style eommeusurste with its
worth, sud must end place IN tue isssy Of every
scholar IN the and ccmpl-ts in large octave vol
um.. fall bound. price 80 -. Published BY
All 2~eod DANIEL ADEE. lO7 Fultou-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

Y- DANIEL II. CHANDLER, Esq. of Milwaukee
formerly OF Batavia, Genesee County is candidate fol
United States District Judge for Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

Messrs. Parsons and Russell, Wings. and Cole,
Morrell and Ten Eyck, Loco ocos, are elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
ma MOHAI.

a THE sUssCK Is z rs nsvias removed fro q thsir
~ Cd stand, l5s Bowsry, wosA isvits essff hif -
e AID pslrons Wsli-st- ssaf broeA ssys snsss
wv hsy will have constsstiy % hsod isFUs - ~.
....' Ws,sbss ysvsIy end bnvsssGs, esn sist re -
Gold silver wstshss Of he noe ;pP,sysss ~
\ Tobias. Robert Rosheii. cad ethsra hss Lsvg 20
L.pos. Tor .Sss % ,.I,o:. sss,.s,ss Cola osrS sSs
od and silver spsctsess Disn ID Piss ael - sts
SILVER WAR; Tea $50 S~ss, spssss Lssi = Csss,
Batter HALVES. Nasks Rinss, 30 .! The se.ess 80
az he south end West viii dad 70 thsr s1vssss o. -
call ssd examine car stoek Of GODS - we ere
ali the shove srtislss reasonable fbs e~sA
WGenss Of every description rspeis ed = sne 49, -
ner fsis Im.l AxxRLY ekIo0s, "sus~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

FIRST PREMIUM

sTPAWHAT MANtIFACTORY IS BOWERY
nr.- BETWEEN HESTER AND GRAND SrS.-The
Rt$S advertiser 10 the ladies' 81 Newly
R&H that b has the most fashionebls assortment
WI Of Hats for tbs sesspn. consstpR OF French sbd
Epglsh PAMELA Gosssmsr Soft Straw, Tuscan and Far.
CO. Rough and Ready together with 40 assortment OF
P.s Ribbons and Flowers which hs sells ss low a. any
other Wholesale or retail establishment In the city
AT knds Of Hats cleaned pressed aud altered nc me
latest and approved styles Brsds o. different
kidd. always on hand and merchants and mill ners
Piled % 2mTuSSi THOMAS YOUNG, s5 Bowery.
RzBOOT- AND sBOEs CHEAP-0rest Bar.
EsaiDs-BISHOP, 299 Grand, corner OrchHdst
wil open his grs. boot sDt ,hos esls5lishment on
- Saturday M,rch 10, with very large and eIten.
rgs assortment OF boots and shoes for Tao sSns sSd
Sumner rsde. Ladies' fine ssitsTs 70 snt 100 for bus.
ins , 10 and 90 for slippers IT, % and 6s Or besntfuf
morocco boots To for mens boots &c. los IL is sod Jos,
kr extr. seved 2s rs and rs for boyf boots e. los
for youths S. 7s and So Tor mems bfvssns 10
and 70; for boys bfogsns e and &C. Cheap, cheapest
Come aud see what bNEsins mls I'm
an us CHATHAM SQUARE, corner dottst-
I'LL BROWN CO.'S ons-puce Hat store, where fssh.
ion. beauty, durability. snd economy are combined
the head and cash sales preclude the neessy
charging good for losses incurred BY the bsd
furnish very superior hst for sbs prics charged al In
IN SPRING FAsHION.-wM BRoWs, lS
all Chsthau-s opposite ROoseyeltst would iovte the
public TO call and examine his s. Hsts, which BY
process Of manufacturing, an invocation Of MS own
rendered eror % offered FOR mo pce-
Csps Of every style sro fs'hion. 81 I'm
El SPRING FAsHlON.-Just finished the most
Eli splendid article ever offered, elegant ffeneh sik
Hsts AZ the low price Of -, usually sold Al VI
Also. 40 article 81 81 81 add - Is, neat Hats a. -
nj. Ta1. Brown 10 Cantl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
sPRING g. SUMMER

Noe SUIT Tor - ms I'M ~ cAl H. W. Fuiton|t.
IMPORTANT TO THE Publicly. II. Nc
tELROf co. - Broadway, opposite the Park FOunt
would peeifully call attention their extensive
md ~eseeced Of reSdy made Overcoss and
Closk, also Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
u color and cloth. which they now selling 81 eost
heir object being dispose Of the stock hand before
the st Of Fsbrasryo order % make for the spring
They cut made and trimmed equal 20 those made 10
order and at least % per eeut lower thar any establish
Of the character snd stsldng IN the city ASH
- BADy-sLADE GARIENrs.-ws sell
Ia ina extensive stoek u resdy-made overeosts,
coats dress and fock coats pant,oons, vests, boys
sack dressing gowns Sc with large assortment newest
style fancy oress articles comprising scsrfs crsvst'
dove, hdkfs suspende 30 at discount Of p cent
from ususl low prices ia order 10 reduce stock prior
the expiration Of present copartpsrhp, Feb l. lSis-
Those requiring outh FOR the Winter should examine
the assortment. VIM T. JENNINGS CO
d28 81 Broadway, Amercsn Hotel.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, Ves.lngs. Sc. ~ the
~ piece or pattern. low 40 they can he bolght 10 the
city with the obvoas advantage Of selection from Whist
may be relied upon the most fashionable goods az 81
Brosdgss MI JENNINGS %.
EIR-r QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS,
Il comprising Spring overcosts, dress and frock coats,
pant.oons, vests, equsl to custom woIk 81 srosdwS
m22 JENNINGS co.
lTUR GE>TLEMEN'- WEAR-A large sssort-
OF New Goods for Spring veal At 93l Broad gay,
American Hotel m22l JENNlNGs %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
A. Richmond. Staten Island.
1'HE SPRING SESSION Of ihi. School will COM
Il menoe on Monday the st day Of Msy. Two vacan'
cs existing the tenuou Of parenis who desire Tor their
dsushtes retired and pleasant stuaiiou. where their
mor,s will De strictly xusrded and thorough English ct
ucson ~ solicited The most respectable refer
ences TvsB. For r. Their information address
- In 5 D STEPHENS. Richmond Z chmord Co Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
Albany Charter Election
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

Majority for Taylor, 1913. Benson Paterson, 81
Herbert over Burdict, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

SCHOOL Fos focsS LADNs
90 TWELfTH-sT. ioetwsen Fifth and siIth
30 .yenu-sJ Summer Term Commences NAY j.
s. Artins pupils Accommodated TerGs reasonable sep
ars,e O-pxtmsn, for Boys. ak In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL ToS YOUNG LADIES'
4Csrroilpsre, Bleecker.t Newfcls
TDsDTETEO nv MADAME IIIX FROM PA

IRIS This establishment. which conunues TO enjoy
the eous ence % the h,t families ia this city pacious
aud Portable IL every respect Msisms hix IS assist,
ed By the frH Professors In New York Term, very mod
erte MISC lAwSms'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

II In the notice of the ships about to sail for
Europe in FhAy's Tribune the Of the Cunard
steamer BBxBsIA Capt shannon, was by accident omit
ted She leaves on Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

~ Notice II hereby given hat Books VII, DO
opened for subscr 10 the Capital Stock OF the reru
and Ind polls Railroad COMPANY" Ia the City Of New
York, BY w. J. HOLMAN Of Hismi Co IL. on Monday,
May ls48 to be kept open for indefinite tern 81 time
-Four per upou the amount 10 required 81 thu time Of
.ubserihins m29 osH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

}. X. BENJAMIN's BRASS SPRING
%NTRU SIS, warranted GOT 20 fust, IS BeshmAn-
s n Y.--Pressure graduated nom I 20 %
pounds, without . back p.d, which does 90
much isjsry 10 the spins siz dsys fnS
eveo. sad IL act perfectly satisfactory, moosy fstsnes.
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