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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

MUSIC SQClErY-raAe p.et,lre ia announcing 'o the
~ pub &C. f.t ilev have maur arrangements vi'l Nr
ID Nisa 20 open class Cor Instruction u Vocal Music n
the Lvcelu. i5 Br1HlWev. next wednesday efoulAs,
June TO- at o'co-k. Frse iof ai. tAe ap, evening
efH ,r.rsfrkW
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sunlMER BEDDING.
nARnNrR,S

TsfsuTABLE LIQUID HAIR DfE
a. THE pEsr ARTICLE iA tle wofia iof ce-Dfn.t tno
-, beautiful brown " tlac1 AMI affaAisl ho' ~
- ~ kiu o. wash a. In purchasing, ~ careful 20 ~
.tsSs Iuiniisbe Hair Dye VOC ssn 10 preserve NE
.,,ss ~ vosIr hair To be bal wholesale al retail
CffRFHUOHS Hair Dressing Ssloor, I'D broacwaf
and al {. II. RINGS Drug Store, ~ b.osd~s AZ
my2t imeOds cox " So..e-s
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f<y- The Fourth Anniversary Of the Teie-
nhrouesiuu society will take place on w e1nesday
Evening June 10 u the Con satona Church ia Chrysuc
So near pc.aucytt. J''t N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

ERENCH LANGTAGE.-Momns and E,enns
Glasses duu- ile Sumufr season. Terms - li = its
sons Private 'rssons from .o -1 :. ; per qulreE
L. DE- GAAND-NAL, Teacher &C p reucn s1d MUSIC.
jelflr 4s- BruJule-st cor w ou-fei-s-
4 4 PRIVATE SALE-lo pieces OF Canton Mat
y fng fYr1s fve. 5rrf. ana six -fJ1r-is suction
prices. Apply 20 ANTHONY J. BLEkChEh,
led Iw br0adsT.
EHOK SALE-A Bank under the Free BANKING Law
: oi lis >life secured o. NeT-iofa Sue -iorks p a
flsaie csuon AMI las always been goyd credit Al
dress Free Banks Express once, win Tea name el'Ss
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At Philadelphia the Money market is compare
lively oay-casier than it has been for some weeks
On arsrate short paper the discount varies from to
percent and good months paper may be done at
from TO Il per cent per month
At Boston although money is trhe easier, still
the market is affected by the near approaching time
Saturday nexD when the bids for the Government loan
VIII be opened and awarded at Washington Three
millions per mont. viii be required for i've months be
ginning with July and ending in November It is gen.
orally believed ia money circles that after the 18TH the
influences which are now depressing prices will be
turned IN the opposite direction
The amount received at the Boston Custom
House as duties on imports for the quarter ending
Amount for quarter n l847. ......... lO5jj A.
Increase in acknowledgements. S15j348 80
Or ot The rate Of over 100000 per anuUu-
The Central Railroad Company Of Georgia out
the earnings Of the Road paid in within the months
ending lsf June inst acr appropratng $4,000 for div
ilend on guaranteed stock and $4,000 for new heavy
iron rails has declared dividend OF > so per share
ami leii surplus Of over $1,000.
10 is stated by Connecticut paper that $1,000
more OF spurious bills Of the NcwHa,en County Bank
from the genuine plate, have been sent by country
Ranks 20 the suffolk Bank, Boston making total OF
$1,000 The Bank getting new plates and calling in
Ire DID issues.
4 new batch of Indiana s. couutcrieits has just
been put into circulation They are on new plate
The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank OF Ga. has
declared "a semi annual dividend Of per- cent
The following is a statement Of the receipts Of
Flour at Detroit via the Central Railroad On eXami.
nation it viii be perceived that not hall the Flour has
been brought the Road for the last five months,
that was received during the corresponding months last
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f3-UorticuIturaI ENhii

~ Geo. !. X Mig hfinHHle has been appointed ny
f. Governor of NevNOrk Commissioned for The state oi
Iowa io take the acknow Jed cement and proof OF deeds &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

T,.pTRF Uor-AIR COOKING RANGE
= ne atgaufse of ms Range others can De r. sl'y
perceived ~ examination, ana cerA-l appftc.is- y
-,ry .tfs Dr. 8o-,e.so. me merit " having ne over
f ier -avs charged with pure Lli ilf- ~
5rrrr re- same flror nests evoked i1reln ~ i.-se
before afrs. P1-ur r al cIses under -aii-9' ~ --s
Wa HfCKDK x Co - Waierst
af .-f...r.g or A. So Broadway opposite hond-s-
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I.IFY As8URANCE.

NATIONAL toAN IND tFf .--CRANcE SOCIETY,
HCoriliI. London. and n " ali-st. New-N0rk.
C,APlTAL. 500. 900 sTG. OR S2,5OO, 900
I Empowered by ACT Of Parliament ~ NicL.koyal
Ascent nm july .s5a" sayn.s Bals ~ ne Wdo"
Hanover square Chairman Of the Court Of Directors IN
Loadou.-F. fER0t SON CAMROlH, Secretary
UNITED STATES BOARD Or LOCAL DihhCIOhS
G. p HABfcHT. Charm. saMUEL ROWLAND.
JON 0ssHEriiliS ios6i56biHuE. WlLLffIM VAN nooK.
JANIS 8OORdAN.
BOSTON.
GEORGE N TEACHER BEAJAMlSS sEAEhh \,
FRANKLIN DEXTER JysAllAn tnArnAN
ISRAEL WHITNEY, ELIJAH d. BRIGHAM.
CLEMENT c; slpDLE, LoqI 3, A I, G t32ss
BtLrmoFtt - .....
JONATHAN MEREDITH. SAMUEL HOFFMAN,
Da }. 81. McCULLOCH. - -
Z LFASDER STARR General Agent; EDWARD 7.
RICHARDSON General Accountant Tor TIE nied states
NAP F0Lf0WISG ARR AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTIONS
TIE guarantee Of large capital, 10 adiilon 10 ne &C.
TIE peca benefit secured % the assured by the principle
o. , s. u premiums haiS yeariy. or qaaye,'y, By
parties il4,ed Jv sols term u De al a ni-ng aaa-oNa
NE travelling leave extensive aad liberal.
Per-ons insured lJr I can a. te commencement por
row lalf amount ol annual premium ana cum u,e jill
privilege i0rfre successive years. 'n 'ef o"I AO7 --D
800 H. CAPITAL !. permanently invested 10 me United
sfrfa. names ffe VI nc Local blrlyI :, - i7
,ae.av, able agavs t1e assured n cases Oi disputed
claim. Should any .Icl arI-el or Otherwise.
Tt nv av- allowed, afer each payment o. premium BE-
come, due without forfeiture Of policy.
~ clarye for stamp duty. Or fDr Medical Examination
ne s.ey being founded tle Mutual and JOINT STOCK
nrr1e parties may pac 4'e ia ne prUrls Of the socis
~ t,go-tiris OF which annually divided among hose
as.rst f0r life tue participation scale see BOnusn
Tie society connected with siLler Marine or FIRE
Insurance.
Tne : Local Board meet every Wednesday, al her
Once tr WALL where al business connected with the So
-crs operations inAuerca H frlTsactelaiorulng there
0y every possible advantage u pfOmpe-s and attention to
nars ID csses ~ leave % rave loans, settlement " claims
Nc sc.
Medical Examiner attend daily NJ ?. N. a. II Wslst
a1d ~ pa Ices rfe different Local Boards and AGENCIES
MA 1aw3mls J. LEASDER STARR. General Agent.
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BOARDING.

bStA ikiJi4N II.
DOARD.-A small family ia a pleasant and retired 20
Dcau01. within i've minutes walk of the cry Han neal
Inc North River would AXE two gentleman or genenai
and lady The rooms are front and back Will paaine-
on the second door. Apply aSi yay-,L leL- LN-y
DOARD-One or two gentlemen can be accomiol ltel
- win well furnished and airy rooms, 50 ih brea, AMI
or wllOu', ou rcts1llo4. Terms 90 t-r contrary ana
pleasantly situated Aolse le Dfeele-s- !1-l Do
.OARD.-Tvo or three single gentlemen can Dog ac
Occmmollred vl,h holri Boz small ruvhe family, 20 z
uolse sal 200 al TIE modern colFenielces. Apply l l0
Wrcry-f pace. .e-l ,---
D0ARDING FOR GENTLEMEN-One or I've
Ds.nge gentlemen can oHi.n iDtidNk WIN l.-'Ill'
apartments, a. 8j Wsuenst few iransr ana DAY DoA
iers can sso be- pleastly accommodlied 10y J..
pOARD-A gentleman and bis wife or TWO single gem
ID temeu can be accommodated where there are Jew other
1oardcrs by applying immediately al u Lspeaaf4-'-
uOARD-Sn.ler gentlemen or gentlemen and wives can
sic S. johns Park je7 mls-
nNE SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF domestic hab.I.
Ocau tu1 fc-rIbe hodrtu. piece i0feiAiAsl -I4 .i-
iu q small private family where there are no hotder- 90 o.
Ils8 POST once Je4 VIZ
kETANTED TO IET-Aparmeu.s in An elegant
W lhrecs,ory house, IS krankusL west side o. sfo.N
WANTED TO RENT-P,an geniee, furniture 20
W furnish qtr.or ano chamber o-er il-I peg tli -
ls, with tAe privilege u. olyias 90 shoe -i-e- ~.
p. -. h IU'A- D...l.
rTHAT DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE
nIs Catsa Mountain House VIII be opened i1- me ft
cenfon of ti.er. June a. Coaches VIII bee n attendance
az he docA oa the afs Of Day Boats 10 -d from A-'-nJ
le- -r "
DIEA~ANT -JlmER Apartments may
4 le obtained small family. az .o "1"'-... --'
fl-avelue. ol Stage route, CONSISTING e4 ..'-'
pafor opening oh siiccu' W4..- "-.'-5 ---- ID IL.
.uly ior seu'emlHi also bedroom b'7a-.,, u, ''
-fIel. l-lt -
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-. Ar pKINATE nALL-The " o-.lory Stone Co


a. Al PRIVATE -ALL-The twosory stone Cot
r aee House and three los ~ ground nn TIE norm sac
- OF FirltN lA-sf heWtetu The FOURTH ANA fiIh avs
The horse Is % feet by 30 feet deep. with one story Kitchen
attached l0 feet by 20 feet with couu of - feet mn.ne'
in modern style folding DOORS black srate. ETC. WIN ~ Or
31 f irecs and shruhey. etc Tic osnre 20 itet Oy u'
feet G4 deep Part 81 ihe purchase money may re-
main bond and mort gage For arlcr Es ciss 1ppyt 10
iet lw J. bLtt' hhh' btosa-sl
81, HOUSE WANrED-A small neat house or cot
h. agt. new preferred, n some respectable qhls nei2n
- horloui s.ire ruIoi tnang sncn, Satisfactory
references cnb be- given and reply stating rent loo 'oo, &C
Bd ire.ssi to House Tenant, oics c ts paper VIII meet
with attention Jclt ~
81 no iET-A ioui room ari back ralior, suhao.
s. for physician or dentist or tl snul fuirA --o %
@ rented low from This une unit. May J. Inquire NJ ofs
uovordsi between Broadway uni Mercerst lelt W.
ar. an PRIVATE SALE-Tae two.slo,y biieh
, house. ~ pcuardst SIZE Ol o' - t,i II lhcnre
--A by % feet deep For farther particulars, alpy 10
jed lw Al BLtEehEh, bloensL
m To LEr-rhe upper par Of a handsome ~ story
k house in Beecher-it. near the Do"sry Inquire AZ :"
49, Bowery Jel< Sss'
~ TO IFr-The Hall u Alen-st neatly dtted M and
M furnished place Of worship Inquire al 81 AHen-s'
- ielo lwss
lr=a TO IET'-Pau ~ the store ia Warrsn-st. Ron
h fee iwi..
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rE,HE EYE.-DR. WHEELER, Ocgs = tir.rs el-
II I.o,rs rs exclusive arlrol o diseases ~ .le
--- a ..-.-rr References given % lle lr,- i-ill
i@- iu the civ once hours frcn An 10 Z u Af.le4A
svss ~. sac AID inserted ls4~ '-s
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e.. CASSIDY, Aucuonecr.
10y Y. \. BEARSS.-On WEDNESDAY. June ~
ID I'D O'clock no Az Mortgage sae OIL horse.
buggy wagons &c a.. By order OBJ. d. WisnsI Any
,-o1',,fs,pee els =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

IAED-f GAsD-. tAEU- - -slii- pi1ie al
siof 81. besr French card. from = 3 20 : q. Wed
ly pare and 81 French cards only . 5cheapest n he
cr Cal AID examine specimens. Type cards printed al
men reanr4i zee all al shor. notice. Stalks,
"a 49, 10 Nasseu-si-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18
GEN. CAssLAND SPECULATION

We call attention to the letter OF Kerchetal,
which we publish this morning. The rea-
der will find that it fully establishes the
charge made against Gen. Cass by Mr.. Wise,
that while Secretary of War, he had been
guilty OF specializing in the public lands. We
shall publish in our next, an article from the
Louisville Journal, reileraing and supporting
by evidence, the charge against that iunctiona-
ry. We have not the slightest doubt, that it
wasa knowledge of these circumsta noes which
induced Mr.. Wise 10 declare upon oath, that
he believed Mr.. Cass guilty of specializing in
the public lands. The charge is proved, by
MIR. hercheval, himself one OF the partners,
hey ond the possibility OF refutation. lust at
the very moment that Mr.. w. has chosen to
eat his words
There may, or there may not have been
faud IN the transaction; that is matter of
out secondary consideration; and Mr.. ker-
cheval appeafs to us to manifest singular
desuluton OF the 'moral sense" when he de-
! clafes ne can see no harm ina Secretary's turn
1ns land-speculaior. To our apprehension, SO
lar asst he public is concerned, thati is the very
Jist Of the matter. 1t is matter OF small
concern, SO iar as il affects the public, wheth-
er Mr.. Cass swindled Mr.. Hubbard, or Mr..
Alarkoe, or MIR. Kercheval, or any other Of
the parties concerned. But il is thing of
the utmost consequence to the whole country,
to have II decided whether or not Secretary
OF War may turn SPECTATOR in the public
lands! For his situation places in his power
such means OF information as would place
him lar above all competition. No man can
enter the lists ds purchaser with him. The
idea always attached to the public lands, is,
that they are open 10 sale to ALL Is il not
evident that when The Secretary OF War, the
bead OF the Department 10 which their man
agement Is entrusted, comes Into the market
as purchaser, all competition is at once at
an end? The management Of the sales. &c. is
entrusted 10 the Secretary of War-he receives
the reports ot-agents whom he himself ap-
polnis-he knows where the best lands lie by
meals OF these agents and repors-he has it
IN ms power to prevent any man who may
wish It, from entering any lands upon which
he may have an eye huuaelf II has been
charged more than once that immense frauds
have been prepetated through means OF the
Land oiilces scattered throughout The terri.
tories and the new States.
neither Gen. Cass then, cheated his nart
ners or not, is not the question. Was he eugag
ed whIe Secretary OF WARM Specializing in the
public lanisf iha is the point, and Mr. Ker.
cheval admits tina; ne was.-Rich IVkig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18
THE BEST KIND OF EXERCISE.

VI all kinds OF exercise, walking is tina,
which is most universally at.anable, and at
the same time the best. Calling SO many
muscles into action, and especially those OF
the lowest extremities, Of which the circula-
ton is apt to be more languidly and imper-
tectly performed, from the degree Of resist.
ance presented by the force of gravity 10 the
return OF the blood to the heart-caling
moreover, so much Of the moving apparatus
OF the body into reciprocal and balanced &C
| ton, flexor and extensor muscles being cor.
| respondingly exercised-waking is undoubt-
eddy the best of all exercises for the purposes
oil health; independently of its secondary, and
| by no means little useful effect Of carry
ing the respiratory organs into freer and pur-
er air. aud exposing the system to the extra
ordinary, and, at least in the colder and tenn
| perate countries of the earth the hea thIul in
fluence OF the direct rays OF the sun. The
degree OF the exercise must, of course, vary
with the age, condition and habits of the IN
dividual; but the degree OF exercise that is IN
most cases servceable, is generally much un.
derrated. Two miles a day is the minimum
distance which person Of moderate health
and strength ought to walk. Ii the powers
OIL the system increase, or ire stronger to be-
GIN with, the minimum ought to be four miles
i"0 ooJcCt oIouiu Ue, III iIlost cases, 10 walk
the four miles in an hour; and the invalid be-
gaming, perhaps, by walking mile, or a
nile aud half in an hour, might gradually
increase his rate OF walking, until he had &C
complshed this end Quick walking calls
more muscles into action than slow walking
does, and is, therefore, better. The muscles
OF the back, and trunk, neck, and arms, are
comparatively very little used in walking
| - 4. 4
using them TO very considerable degree. II
rs maxim so sound and important as TO de-
serve frequent fepeti,ion, that the greater the
number OF muscles used, the more advantage
Gus VIII be the exercise. The majority of PEG.
pie are won't 10 think 100 much OF the other
Kinds oil locomotive exercise-as carriage en-
ercise, riding on horseback, and sailing--too
little oil walkiag.-Robinsoa on DID and
| Regimen. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18

TuErAST nay oE THE SrsstoX
r., 80
/ ihe TWO iioeSes o' congress VIII ADJOURN u
day at noon, after q session OF eight months
and half The National lntellegencer Of
this co,n;rr s,,s.
WARY ai Oh lhe NOR ihpoI.an' n nl',s-
lidNe pen coi,1''',1'.', '.,'s o., VIZ
P'oPt'1uoi oi'ls' s1'e 'i'i .o' ''i ~
Ieinslns 10 DC I"n.Y ae'eI' u"' uu' o,no"5 .ls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18

Mn: WHARrog-l observed by your paper
of last Friday, that there is yet some vitality
in the patriotism still remaining in our coun-
try: but sir, locoiocmsm, and Cassism and
modern democracy has nearly poisoned, like
the Upas tree. It's advocates, and they, like
The nebrate, are lured by the syien song to
the brink OF lost liberties and privileges. l
see il like an impetuous tornado devastating
this vast and lair domain and il not stopped
il viii be our overthrow.
The subyert the laws, and make the nation
bleed,
Then say they merit heaven for the deed.
Americans, it's the duty Of every one of
YOU to uphold the government; but not to be
biuded 10 the errors and corruptions of its
officers. You must keep watch!ul eye up
ON its movements a1d uphold and direct
il. Every effort and every energy should be
directed 10 stamp our government with the
sill and the capacity TO doihe greatest good
10 the greatest number OF our citizens. and
let US study TO be more consistent IN our
political principles OF Democracy and more
uniform to put it Al practice. Let US BIZ a.
Weakened 10 our true interests and takes meas
ures OF security against such innova tors as
Polk, Cass * Go. Let US dwell less upon
party prejudices and take more enlarged views
OF public WAITS and energies, and seek to
esta blsh our personal rights aud national in.
terests by coming forward to the election in
favor of Gen Zachary Taylor, the peoples
man and the man Of the people, who holds
no false doctrines and will never subyert the
government to private or party purposes.
PHlLANTHROPiST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18
VIRGINIA CITY


GREAT sale of lots at auction at Virginia City in
~ HANCOCK county, Va, on TUESDAY the loth
DAY OF september next rare chance is now offered
for persons to invest capital with certainty of rapid in
crease in value f -"
Ihe undersigned would respectfully invite public at
ehioh 10 sale OF lots al the above time and
place, with the confidence of its possessing ADVANTAGES
rarely equaled fer building up CONNER al and mann
actring town. Its situation being mmedi civ on the
east bank OF the Ohio river, at good landing at all STA
ge OF the WATER about mid way beiw Pttsburpb and
W heelins, two miles south Of Wellsviiie Ohio-lti s
also immediately opposite the mouth of Big Vel ow
creek, Jefferson county, Ohio, and the junction or
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad With the Ohio
river on an extensive river bottom of more than n We
miles IN length aud an average Of more than three.
ourts OF mile in width and entirely above hyh water
mark Qhe greater part 80 feet and inersec,ed nv
any one considerable ravine would ostruct
communication through any part of said bottom which
mas gentle inclination from the base of river hills
10 The bank stone coal is found in different stratss
immediately al the base of the hill back of the sa IN rot
TOM from three TO six feet in DEPTH nexhaustibe in
quantity and superior in quai.yAso lime thinker and
every material requisite for building IN abundance
In addition 10 the above may he necessary to mon
tion that there is as;rong probability of the cr
81 virginia city being selected county seat for tho
new county OF hancock JACOB BRESSAMAN
'uiy To- ~ X, u. q L. C. BRENNAxAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, COLES. &c.

NJ Chicago, H., March q, le45.
hr' JAYNE-pear Sr;-Yo GU ash me what proofs |
m.et WIN OF Inc efficacy of your Carninalve l can
safely thai never prescribed A rnedicine ~,
oVmHalhH that mas gwen me much satisfaction and
Y patents ;" speedy and perfect reef IA this When
ever introduced INTO family, 1t becomes standing re-
edg Tor tAose ailments, aud is sailed for again ard
sa which thlnk pretty good proof of lis efficacy and
has ifeqsen1y appeared % snatch Inc Little v9rira
Wete' nom Inc grave III saved ths life of any child
ana oi SUCH and such ehild,n have repeatedly besrJ
'a"' IA u4sehtefic aNections of adults have time
si, asa seen a SeI like charm aud give persanenl
iSt7t - q rev houfs, may say In few minutes In
without a. ResnectG,ii-' ~ AMY should be
~ Ut Ma'e,la Meiica in ths Laporte Uniycrsitv Ia
iePaleu ON! ny Dr. d. Jayne Philadelphia aud saiJ
~" "se"'! ny 4 A. BRENTLINGER sfonroes ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18
AUCTION SALES OF
Dry Goods of every description.

TN pursuance Of an agreement between all parties con-
d cerned, will sell at public aiction at my auction
rooms, on TC EsDAY, August % 1873, at 81 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and continue until all is sold, large assortment
OF Mefchandize, consisting, in part, of Cloths Cass
neres, Satinets, Tweeds Fannels Jeans beached and
brown Nusihs of the most approved bran s. Prints of
all kinds, Alpaccas and Ladies' Dress Goods generally
lrisi Linens and Linen Diaper Damask, Table Linen
Ticknss, dandkerchiefs, Threads, Suspenders Gloves
Hosiery, Tapes, Buttons, &c
The whole comprising the most full and comp,ete al
sortment ever offered al auction in this CITY,
Also, 100 yards figured arpeting, chests Young Hy
son lea; boxes Virginia Cavendtsh Tobacco; dozen
Coffee Mills; cases brass clocks; large Family
Bibles, with variety of other goods enumerated
Merchants and others W i'll lind TO their advantage to
attend this sale. o
Terms OF saie-All sums of $50 or under cash; over
500 W days credit purchasers giving approved negotia
bic endorsed papers. Sales positive.
Augib w WICKuAM. Auctioneer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18

New York 0MN:BusEs. Some idea of the
immense amount of business done i'll the
omnibus line in New York, was given at the
mass meeting of the "drircrs" held in the
Park, where they had assembled 10 justify
their strike and to state their grievances. II
seems that at present they get but 81 per day
Tor their services; they claim now, 50 cents
more. One of the speakers stated that there
are daily employed in that city some 400 ON
nbuses, carrying, on an average. 10000 pas
sengers each day. The receipts in the aggre-
gate, amounted TO more than $1,000 per diem,
or ~. 600 week, making total OF s ,000,-
600 and upward per annum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-18

NAVAL. Capt. Miller, of the Tshanto, ar
rived at New York, reports the U. s. ship
Jamestown, Commodore Bolton, as having
lett Madeira on the lst Of July, tor the coast
of Africa. She had been lying at Madeira
sometime, on account Of the illness of the
Commodore.
The U. S. brig Bainbridge. Capt. Slaugh-
ter, arrived al Madeira from Capt de~Verds
with dispatches for Com. Bolton, and return.
ed again about the middle OF June The brig
Perry, Tilton, was at Buenos Ayres on the
l4!II of June, rendering much service to oul
merchant vessels.