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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
CLOTHING.
GENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
WIN. r. JENNINGS \ co.

WRAPPERS AND TAlLORs. Garments Of The hrsi quail
Wv Ready made &c.---3l Broadway American Hotel.
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue Washington, D. C.-Ilavng en-
lerged their premises prepared 10 otter for The nspec-
non OF their numerous patrons and he public n extensive
an assortment OF goods for Spring and summer wear.
CONFUSING Cloths, Cassmeres. Nestngs, Iweeds. Gosh
mefcts &c as be- found IN the country which they are
enabled 20 make up order great reduction from here
ofoe moderate prices such has been the s,crhce submitted
70 hv importers
shed 10 require any oucomum on those points 50 essential
la realizing The value OF garment; would refer In paTn
car however, the Panisoons furnished, and Solicit
tral from The most tasiidOus
In me Readymade department we shall endeavort 70 MAIN
tain the superiority of the articles, winch VIII be found equal
ID the best ordered garments The assortment consisting n
Dress ami FrOck Goats, improved styles Zephyr Cio'n
Cashneree and Mcrno Sacks, Pantaoons, Vests. NC VIII
be afforded prices that have characterized tho csaosh
mont -enLaI-nn Nm All ca.es he and p,1 l1o. a8 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Loco-foco SQUABBLE IL NEwJERsEY.-Th
seems to be trouble brewing among the old Federal
Democracy IN New.Jersey The Princeton Uhig
says ." thg recent state Convention the President was
authorized to appoint new State Central Committee.
although the old Committee. consisting of J. C. Potts
: r Hamilton r. Brandt : MClurg and f. J. Grant.
hao Only oeen appointed some eight months previous
The President Geo. sykes, appointed new Comuittes
and the old one refuses 10 acknowledge the change
The old Committee has called a state Convention 10
nominate an Electoral Tic ket and the other wing of the
party have issued proposals Tor paper In oppo.i.
ton 10 the Emporium, which is the organ Of the Old
Hunkor clique so matters stand al present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

CoURT or lNeUIRY.-The Court Of Inquiry in
the case of Gen Pillow VIII meet al Fredcrickiown
MARYLAND and not Fredericksburg Virginia is er-
roncously stated The witnesses 10 be examined are
Gems Qutrnan Shields and Pierce, Lieut. Col Howard
of 18th Infantry and other military gentlemen who are
now In The neishborhood of Washington. The farther
proceedings OF the Court win hardly extend beyond
week Its testimony OF two witnesses taken by com.
mission in Mexico to.wit: that Of Mr. Ptnan and Of
Col Morgan Of 18th Infantry has not YET been pub
shed bat will be a. soon a. the Court meets al Fred
ercktowu. IN. o. P!eayune, May -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

J. y PiEEsoN MD. PropuetOr-Ihs estal - up
town in one Of pleasant and healthy parts Of the
city, containing sixty rooms, with several private par
lors good table for iuyad, others, who wish good
plain diet; also fine Arrangement for baihng-l5 and ~
Eas,-F oureenih-st near Unou-squarc. y. Y. ah Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

vrxr-T. :. Scnafor.--Hon HANNibAL hAN
-. F-;da, evening last nominated for /. :.
senator in place Of Gov. Fairfield deceased lno"
euc5b, yv,.nan :. b. Moor, undera executive APP
.,..,,.,, The struggle IN the Loco Foco caucuses
va. f, YER, sharp one Hon. Nathan Clifford llate
- .,,orpe, General and now Commissioner O.
Mexiool being one competitor and eN-Do'' hu-"
y. Anderson another. Mr.. Moor would seem 10
have come up missing.l Mr.. Hamlin had three
majority ON the second ballot in the House caucus
AID one majority ON the fourth ballot IN the Senate
,.ncas. He is man Of talent, was member Of
the last Congress. and hcn decided supporter Of
the WImot Proyiso. Can't say how he stands at
present. Men are mutable.
We presume Mr.. Hamin will be elected to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Civ of Newly Ork.-New-l orh, MAY T. loto.- / ne
annual meeting this Association for the transaction Of bus
mess, wall be held At National Han - anast on Monday
the Ih day OF June next at O'Clock P VI and Of o'clock
p NJ on the same day and at the same place an election
viii be held for u auagers and Inspectors Of Elecuoa
No older other than those who have complied with
Art of the Bylaws Of said Association u entitled 10 vote
By order of the Board,
myl2 I'm BENJAMIN PENIL' secretary
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~. Mic. Gnrr,. Mnlrr-Cnrc Eslnbli.hmcnt

viii remain az l feminist. near IompAn--square Mrs
Cow as heretofore viii receive patients nj herresdence or
attend them elsewhere The great advantages Of the water.
cure in the treatment Of the most obstinate aud formidable
diseases especially Of females, becoming too wei known
10 require advertisement. aZ5 I'M
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS.

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
ID l.. NULTEE, il6 Chatham-s corner OF Ofange,l or
tho public the following articles at ms lowest
posi- BILE rates
For Exhibition and Dspays-Chinese fans, Maltese
cross Mexican suns, palm trees, concentrated honkonta
aud vertical wheels, caprces, globe pieces, large rOcken
Roman candles, and Examinations Of various colors.
Smaller Works FOR the Trade One ounce, ounce, 10
TO- and 10. rockets, T., 9, 10 - ana ID bai Roman
candles.
SaNoas Tnanrie- ChineseRockets and
Nine. Of serpents Scroll Wheels, Fancy Fireworks,
Torbllinns Pin Wheels Punk or Jostic Dou.
pigeon. Naroons sepents BILE Headers, and
Eieir Pots will or Blue Lights, q general assort-
without handles Torpedoes, ment appertaining
Rauoolas PuIlers the business
Chinese Rockets and Fire Crackers, Nos. and az inc
lowest market pnces-by the box.
civ and country dealers will find II advantage 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. myl9 DSWJyo
EIREWORKS.-Tho undersigned have on hand
and offer for sale large and choice assortment OF INC
mos, brilliant Fireworks offered 10 the public ALSO
Canton Fire crackers Josscks, &C Orders from ne coln'
try will be carefully packed and shipped without extra
charge The undersigned have also IN store an extensive
a.sorneut Of Groceries. Fruits Wines, Teas, C0neer SUI
oars Sauces Infinite variety Of all the hne things IN
he line Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire Spring Wa
iers For sale by GAsSNEh a fOCNo,
myl3 n< ohahain-s,
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uen.-The steamer HERMANN viii leave New ork for
Southampton aud Bremen. "Wednesday, 3lsi May.
For ghf passage apply 90 the ONCE Of the steam
Nayi CATION company go Broadway An experienced sur
geon on hoard myl6 q
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NEW CIorurNG WAREHOUSE,
no WlLLlAM-Sr. directly opposite the North Dulcl
| iOChurch and two doors above Futonst
HEWITT a COULSON,

no WlLLIAMST. directly opposite the North Dutch
| 4 OChurch, and two doors above Eulion-st
HEWITT 4 COULSON,
desire 10 inform cihzeus strangers and all who purchase
clothing that they have taken the aboveuantd store and
are nov Offering Tor sale stock OF ready made clothing iot
Spring and summer wear all recently manufactured nom
new goods the best and most fashionable mannerj con-
sisnng of the various quaes forms and styles which me
pocket comfort or fancy # the may dictate Feel
ing confident that gentlemen want OF good articles need
only examine their goods IN order become sati-ned u
their aperortv well cheapncss they would respet
fully invite purchasers call and buy good clothing al low
prices On hand IT piece goods from which
those who wish garments made 10 order may select
A. MTRRicE will be happy 10 see his friends as above,
and cnhe them IN the approved manner. myll Nv
A LARGE ASSORTMENT new goods for sum.
Amer wear, which will be made up 10 order al pnccs s
have given the establishment celebrity for moderate
charges while the style and character OF their garments are
equal any house In the trade. WIN I. JENNlNOSS "
"a Roadway oppo-,e the Fountain. nIyls
l,OR SUMMER WEAR.-Readymsde Garments
Zephyr Cloth, Cashmereiie, Merno, C9met ana Linen
sacks &c in our superior style Of cut and finish
WIN. 7. JENNINGS Co. 81 Broadway. Amer Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
~ Lebanon springs wnter-Curc.-Thii

shmenf !. now fourth year Of successful operation
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment The waie
il pure abundant, and Of every variety Of temperature
inyl2 linz BEDORTHA MD. Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

Island, and O!lcs 81 Ienth-- near fftlavenue. JOtL
STEW NJ ID. and Dr. RooF both pupils OF Preissnik) al
tend 10 patients above One % the physicians, al least
viii be IN constant attendance NJ Syosset alou lisp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
~ The Ncw..Iersey Mater-Cure E.tabIi.h

~
ment. situated u the Orange Mountains al south Orans
New ersev fifteen miles from NeWl ork ON TIE me oi
the MOrns and Essex Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter of mile from the esiaD-
lishmeu leaving the foot Of Coriand-s ~ o'clock 4 NJ
and O'Clock p VI. OF each day. arriving al South Orange
in about one hour
Dr. MEEKER announces 70 the public that he has inst
f1hei his arrangements for Of the most complete at
er-Cure establishments and Summer retreats now IN the
country 49, 49,.
Dr. NJ returned from Europe In the Winter OF 1910, where
be had been nearly three years moe than oned Of wmch
time was spent GaeeIberg and he other W aef esiuD
hsmens Germany, and has been since that tne engae
In selecting location and erecting establishment sultel
TO his views the subject
The establishment planned particularly with view TO
the comfort and convenience OF tie PARENT and Is built upon
the English plan OF vaercure establishments, having pm
vse bath room attached each patients room, shut OF from
the room by folding doors where the paent can have every
bath except the large dOuche and swimming BATH which are
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house 10 tie glen OF
the mountain There also three large plunge baths IN the
hou.e On the grounds also two wave baths one o.
them from the natural falls Of the brook IN the rasine and
swimming bath feet square, erected for the pleasure Of
Summer visitors &C attending Their friends and ohef pa
tents 49,,
i5h june aud any commune atoms addressed 'D CiAs II
MFEEfR VI % a. Newark " Jersey, or AZ south Orange,
\ Jer.ev will receive attention. my1p Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

To- Roind-Hiu Water-C IRE Retreat.-This L.,
sfufon is located NJ the n0at beauuli sections 81
New England. and q commanding eallence bait ne
from he village Of Northampton. Mas The buildings "e
formerly occupied as The Rolld-H school, and contain ac-
romoaano1s Tor uclry fO hundred persons The grounus
re from - 20 81 acres DO extent and fle estau slei =
sbludaulv supplied with water from more nan twenty ave
M s1rngs whose temperature = invariably ~ degrees
Fshreut. TIE prOpueOss announce hat iney nave COM
peed ngenens with Dr. DEXTEs, formerly q NOT -
ovn who VIII reside IN the Institution, and have I'M
mediate supernteDdeuce Of the medical department ~ com
mon with Dr. Hall OF Northampton Dr. NoOd"afi' lais u
Nssschuses Hospital. Worcester, has been engaged IS
consulting phycician and the domestic arars are loef
direction 0 Capt Brewster formerly oihe Mansion House,
Northampton Dr. J. A. CCMfiNGs, General u pefiietlt r.
The location combines sa.ubEfy with beauty n rear. n
HE decree 8 accessible by railroad from NeF-l ora Al
b.ny on Boston by easy days nde and me Intention :
I'D make tbs not only superior retreat for nY a whether
tes-ur Hydr0palnc treatment Or Otherwise uui also 20
MAGE no. sgreesbe resort for persons uaVeng Tor
health ~ pleasure FOR gentlemen aud isne. gong mo
The Country for Summer re- aNaton more in'rs ociy
cannot BE- found n the United States. sud assurance are
rIveu hsf tho establishment VIII be- rendered most DE-
srabe and comfortable resort FOR the seekers not olsy "
health but recreation. Letters addressed 70 either o. us
pvscans a. Northampton, Or inquiries made Of A CiNA'
pa L : Hotel Boston WI. receive prompt ATTENTION.
%Dr,hamutUn. Macs May !, 1873 lto ~iu'"4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

We on Monday looked throuyhthe new Cattle
Market and Hotel iust opened by AID. GEo. W.
ALLERroy, ON Forty -iour,h-s'reet. between the
Fourth md Fifth Avenues. The Hotels spacious.
airy and conmodous but we have no time now TO speak
Of that The Cattle Market engrossed our attention
Here sre thirty or forty yards Of various shapes and
sizes situated on each side Of broad court lane OF
street in the middle Of which rises little observatory
on look out from the second story Of which You may
scrtinze the cattle in most Of the yards and look
abroad upon prospec, stretching from river 10 nvef
bounded on the south by the Irregular bat steadily
advancing line Of buildings composing the upper part
of the compact CITY, while 10 the north the Nights and
woods south OF YOrkve oostruct the view In the I'm
mediate vicinity of the market are the distributing
Reservoirs Of the Croton Water the CoOred Home
tho Main Depot of the Harlem Railroad, and the hand
some edfccs Of the Deal and Dunno Asylum. with
many scattered dwellings while pastures belonging 70
the establishment ad Join the yards the north and
west and market gardens the south No more com
modious or eligible location for this extensive busines
could have been found within sight Of city seepcs
The Cattle Trade OF New-YOlk, though It makes no
figure on Change forms quito an item IN our cys bust
ness The new Market opened on the 9Th inst. and
the number Of cattle entered for sale since that time Is
as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

NiJOHN RYAN continues - give private Instruction In
the various branches OF Mathematics and Physics AZ his
iience. or required. the dwellings of his pupils He
ca devote few hours daily 20 Instruction IA schools
academies SC Communications addressed 20 Mr. K Al lS
Firstaveuue Wi De promptly attended 20. where he NAV
also be- seen mvl0 imeol-
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and f- sir. should not dver-c from each other more
than wha' required ro form angle Of fro three %
four ie-rer- By fhl. principle % VIII te perceived
That water may a-0 De- raised from lower level and
discharged % an upper one, and in many situations b
might doubtless he adopted Nth 1ivlnta-c see Ni-r
1Is1ns J1urHG VOL u and Hgclfftss Irdfl Etwcufirs
lcr Mgriiaes
Different cause. hav, been assigned or the increased
dsrh r-c ot liquids through conca tubes one D. GER
ts.n'v -0 1e found n The material oi which they are
made tog when formed u or lined with amy substance
faf rcrel- refuses c0ele-re or De- vcucd with The
erilcut water WAY. ta.l0v. &C thc effect ceascs-
The phenomenon therefore depends upon me aiirar-
o4 ani adhesion Of the liquid % the sides oi the tubes
which .iie- exert g capillary force in drawing the par
tcle- of he liquid toward them A. nos only % pre-
vent ts assuming the t-ure of the contracted vein
when entering the tube 40. -1 bat also drawing The
particles % the diversns sides Of the discharsin-
ajurage.
A knowledge of the increased discharge Of liquids
from conica tubes has Ted some persons 70 take advan
tsg, Of the fact 90 the serious injury OF Others We
have heard of the purchaser of waterpower, who &C.
co-il- % fhc covenant % connect his mil rnrc
with the dam bv trunk of certain specific bore 90 r
uHcf1z. This boz DID, 1uf making the sides of she
uunk dir.r-c tle ast figure the proprietor of tie
dam was a.t0uudcd t1 ind the water, a. q moved hv
instinct giving fhe new channel the preference. nn 1
unaccolurab.y pcr-i-tng rushing through DO with
velocity That -lreHfc-ci o. drain the we,uQpued r.
-ersOlr and leave a.. ml t1 fnAc .t7 rest. This
increased discharge b. NOT confined fo tubes ot cyln
drical 0r concs form. The ws- oi the channel mly
De straight and be- section may be- square, triangle
&c rs wen a- p circle
There e. some reason Tor believing thar ovcrreachng
n mi. way B, not wholly modern discovery 40 CITY
ancient or modern. was perhaps ever supplied with
water Boz greater prOfusiOn than old Rome vct the
contents Of her ,nueducts were melted ont with ccono
ms. and A. I'm modern times = revenue wa. derived
fr,, The sale of tho wafer The sur,rintenience OF
.t .,i-,l,c.. al - ,bc d,s.-br,'ir nj tho Iouii
through the streets and houses we've always intiu,t
"a 90 n citizen OF rank and talents. The celebrated
Froufuu, held the oice under Nerve. 5y whose dircc
ton- he wrote book, on the waterwOrSs OF Rome.
the times of their erection. districts Of the city supplied
oy each the number OF public end private fountains
quantuc. OF water discharged from different SIZED
oriices &c From him we learn ihal numerous lf'll,
were pfac-cti ln o''l-il.'s NOR ..la .-o -.
qAn,N ol ,-e "lt- olc u. ti y y J 49,
NAl'n was tH'. "u,I Pte w.. .iI snli., ~. -'-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

DOBBERY.-si9 REwARD.-The Dutch Reformed
tlChurch u Yves. Gheuf. entered and ROBBED some
time between tie 4h ald 18Th inst 0i the follow proper
~, viz 81 yards Carpe'ng, large Astral Lamps sc
HYMN Book Curtains Tassels, Trimmings u me Pupil &c
Whoever viii give information that VIII leaa 20 he c.
lection and conviction Of the thief thieves, VIII receiFe
Is -, C.ierf bfev ~ Ist8 my9 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

IImNoIs.-Thc Wings OF Illinois talk of run
ming Col PIERRE MENARD d Tazwell Co. for
Governor and Col j. L. ID. MORRISON, Of St Clair
Co for Lieut.. Governor.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ PhreuoIog isi- and Publishers, towLsRs y
WELLS, Clinton Hail. l3l Nassau-ai. y. \.
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Wig National Z OnvenIiOn.

PennsnlrdHia-ANDREw JAcksON UcLk Of SOM
erset is the Wing candidate Tor Congress in the
XVIII District of Pennsylvania now represented
by Hon. Andrew Stewart, whom the Wing Dis
trct Convention recommended for the Vice Pres
dency.
Nelc. York WILLIAM A. SACKErr, Esq OF Sen
eca Falls is the Delegate to the Philadelphia Con
yenton from the XNllth Seneca and Wayne
District
Tsnnesee-Nlajor GUsTAyrs a. HENRY, dc
cided CLAY man, is the Delegate from the lAth
(Clarksvillel District OF Tennessee.
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CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, los Franklin

- adiouung tie Dutch hurcl, removed fom 70 Cor.
AMIDST IN Ills Institution each pupil instructed personally
by the subscriber Parents respectfully invited 70 cal
ald examine The writing oi the scholars The nom re-
marAsoy spacious and airy Substantial premiums ara
aN irted Sem ally 20 each pupil. According % ned -
4 Card IL Terms, &c can be- ohiaine.l al the Schoo
myiS -vcod~ JAMES 3. QUICK. Puuc3pal
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I,pI.COPAI, COLLECIATE INsTIrUTE.

ls>iapltton, staten Island only miles rom New-lork
Number limited 70 thirty. Pupils received AZ any time
during the session and charged accordingly military
officer IN attendance three times sweek Apply al the In
snnite. or to PHILIP BURROwS. Esq ~ Waist or AZ
SHEPARDS bookstore. isl Broadway, where catalogues
NAV be had mylS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

DECLINING THE HoNOR-Hon. WV. {. RIvES
Robert n WHITFIELD, and WOOD BOULDIN, who
were chosen Candidates for Electors 10y the recent
Virginia Wing state Convention. The hrst two assign
the feeble health Of themselves the cause, and the
other considerations of personal and private nature
connected with the health Of his family.
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CINCINNATI. MAY 10. ls4s

Nc Dear Sir; In answer 10 your favor received TINS
day have 20 remark that the nomination OF candid
ate for the Presidency, by National Convention was
adopted by the Wings, in 1870 substitute Tor the
Congress caucus which, up 20 l-, the mode OF de-
sisnatirg the candidate
A Convention nominated the Wing candidate in 1914
aud on the 9Th of June next II will perform the same
Office OF course every person whose name 4 brought
before Wing Convention a candidate for the Presi-
dcncv without any reservation his part Is bound by
iis decision should consider II inputaton against
my honor 20 suffer my 10 go before the Convcn-
iion a. Wing without restriction, If did not coincide
cordially and uly with the proicssed principles OF the
Nhig Party Very truly yours, JOHN MCLEAN.
IoHN ID DEGREES Esq INDIANAPOLIS, Ind
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IT, ne Editor Of The Tribune

In communication published IN The Tribrn, Of the
o2d inst the following statement Is made
AT meeting Of the students Of Dickinson College, held
the chapel Friday morning. the l9t Of May 1913,
mediscy upon receiving the Intelligence OF the death OF
RoBEET EMoRY D. late President Of the Institution, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Uhfrol', mysterious Providence has removed from
among In the manhood late President man
whose tnief sohc.ade and waichf during Us abe
ard faithful administration ende1rcd him 10 ~ therefore,
Resofsed That with feelings of the proicundes sorrow,
We have received the melancholy snnOunoeme e OF tho death
Of our beloved President, RoBEST Emory DID,
To my mind, the resolution appears inconsistent
with the preamble tina, cannot suppress the desire 10
call the attention Of il authors 70 careful consders-
Ct the following inquiries:
What do you mean by the expression mysterious
Providencef
II by this expression you mean either the VIII the
act OF God thea ask whether the declaration Of sor
row the result is no, ia d,c, opposition 10 the prayer
that lis vii may be done on earth A. il i done IN
Heaven
lfmy views in relation 10 these INQUIRIES IRE I'M
sound. want 10 the argument which shall convince
Of my for IN theological questions my only
desire Is 10 Know The truth ARNOLD BUFFUM
EXPECTED CELEBRITIEs.--The PAiIadelphia
Inquirer has the following biz OF musical and theatrical
gossip:
We are Informed by French gentleman Of this civ
that the celebrated danseuse Carlotfa Grs and also
lhsloerg intend visiting tie United states profession
ally, early In the Fall
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LETTER PROM JUDGE McLEAN.-The Indiana
Npre journal publishes the following letter from Judge
Mclean in reply TO note from IT. Editor inquring
whether he conceded with the Wing party in its inca
slrcs Of public policy
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NNANTTD-A ~ .e.L.e youag ~ % 81 80 :

NtNTID-A few aciive Young men io 90 SCUM 90
w West acf agents Tor the sale Of snd poDusr
plhicauons->1oo over and above their expenses vii Dc
insured 90 them n writing, with opportunity OF clearing
Il lo0 per wear some men now IN our employ viii TO
doubt make elo0 per wear. clear % al expenses.
zach man will have h. district. D. Will be necessary for
hep to have from IS - obtain gooi flung
on Anpv NJ FRENCHS Publishing Hail. 2s5 Broadway.
up stairs oce OF the Flag OF our Union. Al letters must
~ o,s.rofF s61
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE

L COT NTRYA lady has tOr many years past taken In
20 her family Jew children boarders and scholars. She
devotes her time the pupils and spares no pains 10 al
vance them IN her studies and render em comfortable and
happy while under her There present four va
cances For terms references, sc inquire 9 West Nine
teeufhsi near Eighih-ayenue mylS Nv"