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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
Major General U. S.
VIM. E. RUSSELL, Esq.

On the I'd of January last the Editor of the
Palladium wrote the General another letter,
suggesting the propriety of mis- visiting the
North and becoming better acquainted with
the people in this part of the Union. This
letter the General answered through friend,
and his answer is Characteristic of the man.
He said:
''He could not consent, for it would be seek
ing what he had not yet sought, viz the Presi-
dency Of the United States; that the people had
brought him out without his solicitation, and
If elected, it must be done by their free and I'M
BIASED will. He said he was man of peace;
WAS EMPHATIcALLy WIG, and would have
voted for Mr.. Clay at the last election if he had
had the opportunity. That he fully approved
the principles and exposition of the constitu-
ton By MIR. Jefferson, and did not agree with d
late President in explaining the constitution
as he himself might understand it; but to ex
it were in their bosoms.'
This is the MAN whom the Wings of the I'm
ion have placed in nomination. He is an hon
est, upright patriot, incapable of dishonor anc
above reproach. lfelected, he will prove him
self true Wing, friend of peace and justice
He will restore to Congress its Legitimate func
tons. He Will discard the odious one maj
power and permit the Peoples Representative
to legislate for the People.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
THOS. H. BLAKE,
JAMES HARRINGTON,
THOMAS BOWLING,
JOHN E. CRUFT.
w. F. KRUMBHAAR,
Committee.
To Maj. Gen. Zachary Taylor.
BATON ROUGE, La, July 26, 1913.


GENTLEMEN-I have read with deep gratifi-
cation your letter of the Both ult., tender
ing TO me, in the name of The people of Vigo
county, an invitation to be present at Mass
Meeting to be held at Fort Harrison, on the
9Th of September next.
1t would greatly crafty me, to visit spot
teeming with so many pleasing recollections
to me, and it would be source of exceeding
pleasure to meet my friends, but particularly
those of my early acquaintance in the State of
Indiana, for whom entertain very great affec-
ton and respect.
regret, however. 10 say, that the duties Of
my station will not permit me to accept this
kind invitation which you have extended to
me- In thus declining, however, desire most
gratefully to tender to you, gentlemen, my
thanks for the very courteous aud compliment
tary terms with which hisinvitation is accom-
panied, and for the assurances of warm wei
come from the people OF Terre Haute. beg
leave to express to them and to the citizens OF
Vigo, my lively sense of their warm respect and
esteem.
am, gentlemen,
With high respect and regard,
Your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

L. IAYLUK.
Messrs Thomas H. Blake, Jas. Harrington.
Thomas Bowling, John F. Cruft, and w. F.
Krumbhaar, Committee of Invitation. Terre
Haute, Indiana.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION,
1ntnqnOY.os I1I7J 81 1874

AdutUHLOJOS, JitLy u, lCtO.
DEAR SIR: By yesterdays mail | received
your letter of the 18th June, and have given
the subject TO which it refers much serious re-
Election and consideration. | feel very CRATE
ful to you, sir, and to my fellow-citizens who
with you have expressed the very flattering de-
sire to place my name in nomination for the
Presidency; but it becomes me sincerely and
frankly TO acknowledge TO you that for that Of
flee have no aspirations whatever. Although
no politician, having always held myself aloof
from the clamors of party politics, | AN
WING, and shall ever be devoted in individual
opinion to the principles of that party.
Even if the subject which you have in your
letter opened to me were acceptable at any
time, | have not the leisure TO attend TO it now;
the vigorous prosecution of the war with Mex
leo, SO important 10 the interests of my coun-
try, demands every moment ofmy present time,
and it ismy great desire to bring it to a speedy
and honorable termination.
With my best WISHES for your health and
prosperity, am sincerely yours,
T. TAYLOR
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
GEN. TAYLoR's FIRST LETTER.

The following is among the earliest, if it Is
not the very first Letter which Gen. TAYLOR
wrote in regard TO the Presidency, and it con
tains this distinct and unequivocal avowal: ~
am a Wing, and shall eucr be denoted. in indi-
vidual opinion, to the principles of that party"
confirmed, in several ofhis subsequent epistles,
and by the concurrent testimony of an hundred
living witnesses. General TAYLOR is a Wing
and devoted to the principles of that party.
WIN. E. RUSSELL, to whom the letter is adj
dressed, is the Editor of the New Lisbon (Ohio)
Palladium, who publishes the letter in his own
paper, as follows:
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

He that helps the wicked Injuries the
good.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger,
paper not friendly to the Wing cause, thus
describes this great conyocation:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
DRY GOODS.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
A ARNOLD co
Have removed their new store,
No. 80 Canai-sf.
nNE DOOR EAST OF the stand they have so long oecl-
Oped Ia Anticipation Of tbs removal an extensive STOCK
az RICU AND FASHIONABLE GOODS suitable 10 the
season have been selected IN Europe BY partner Of me
house, large portion Of which now IN store, and OH
ers daily arriving. -
super, Paris styles In all the designs of the season
81 and If chan and b-ck Satin de Chine, a. change
able Gro dEgypt 81 and "a changeable Pout de Sole
81 and a. black wsered silks POmpadors and other fc
styles for evening aud soirees Narceines, sans, and
Millinery silH ~ 100
French and British Casbmeres and Delsines N small me-
dun and bold designs PLAN plaid and striped hadonoss
Raw silks Arago Gala, ard other Plsids sIciOns Cash
meres Merinos Thbet., ClOakingE French and Englsb
Pfiuls, French and Scotch Oinghans.
ALSO,
french Cashmere Long and Square shaw,s hoo hOy
fczn pserul long and mlsses sizes rch Printed
TufksTs shawis Embroidered Cashmere Robes, 'lseus
Manlas and Coaks Of the newest Pans shapes coiofef
'"- ALSO,
LADIES' GeH,emens and Chiicfens Hosiery, 81 every
de-crintou: Cotton Mefuo and Lambswooi Uuder Vests
and Pants Welsh. unshrinkzbe and domestic tsnnels,
Bah aud Winding Blankets; cOor-d and white Counter
panes and Quis a Linens Cotton and Linen Sbeeilngs
Daver- and Dsmssk Table Linen Napkins and Doyle
Tow engs, together with general assortment VI house
keeping Alces .o
Lacs- Embroideriss, Lace Wells Cloves, Embroidered
Grape Rotes, Evening Dress Goods and Fancy Articles
B-femly Mourning Of every description, constantly
hand for which separate department has been proyi
dei. - eodsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

N'sslr. September u.
AssEs-rs'' ar. aF's.ss s AZ, h',, ,, Zen ND s
COTTON Cotton sst. % .'.s 90 20 ol oas oeoasi'a
flour Avn NfAI-r.-rs b.. been fair dsria.d of fi9u 90
ff. ,ni laiiers lave 1,ei s'o.eAai n ieer d-ni'i'
irae per qao'sti ee sree D = % iif
b'.li, ,si, at-a ff oss Wheat GeHsfee ,,eo' H. s
poff o. ir,aie '.- . 80 bt. i.r etf' 80 W
=. go. h. s.i-,s tI-,- I. I. Email ba..ne.. Joius
6. ~ 81 as a. a jersey 30 B'asy'ae 70 m'fse- Small
ousiS-fof VIZ, us-r- ~ r.qas,' ~ he nar.ei
.csfc-'l trn Fl. 90 saiuItv i-- 80 2. ~ " 49,, y.
O ~ I s--- of E-n--~e on saturday r,- mostly a. 100
for oora the nsfse' b.. len .' - e -, 49,. c
.s g-t. DO OF yeor ssa.o, Or round yeos sni sl
nsie a, = - PSI ~, a. s@.er4s 0.,.i.,s ',os,,e. .s-
.i IS 81 % tusa I'D ~ 81 % 3zc, iudg cargo %
rEoyi,ioy. ,- ~, ~ sl..a '.eses ~ d.; s '..'
sal s.al2 1 r Me. AZ tie rls- Prime very h-m Be- -
Lsrd frn bog ~ active Sci so bb-s II "a. tne aiier o.
grae .'f 49, r. 'c sst i' sss' o. isfn- ~, made p
T. ffk~d Ne'i. there a. nos DONG Butter and 'Heee are ID
a. ' ae's'es,al BIT I'D 70 H. el,sa, n o5s -
Gb0cEME- Iefs have been 'se. ol hs CUBS gar ~ -
KCEre name, rssase. .e steady s1i far demand ar
port We .te-a 81 $3.50 Or fef ~esf~y 20 g. if
prae mostly ~ - aat O. All r export eToel i-e "rt'eJ parcel
cAwrHoR-sae. ; 81. Retire. si1lo Crude held e. i5
FRT IT-se-ae $50 sf l.. changed hands 40 ls,
snI sle0 Csrt,ee1s Cocoa N4fs pr.rate terms .
FlsHIse s. been sper.ire NOS efrei ~ sales ~, e
Nllerel ys.- Oa0 - i0r 80 o. % for - (. i0t '
for 80 3D. fli and 90 scaled Herring ~ ~ As
gFsp-s..-. .o0hsI.. Arer.-an Dew fof,e3 sfD.
OlLs-il.e@f frny heif RI f-afs 1r fn.sl tnf ei' On
., parcels Amerrsa best oo ca-s- and he % ho' Whale
.s uotersie supply and FIRM
HiY-eaIe. 1.fI 70 O.. bales ~ ga g.. casi.
on CAKf-A sae of I'D 'aaf broker 1's Ha'e az t4 i.'
T5 t.oasll Sale. o 6a-A Rough fim ~ - cash
NAVAL sTOREs- erode T4p-.fle loninsy a. Eosm con
fnHa. oarfe lro lt's ~prfs ofs 30 O. n &c.
EONI-saies fra fN le CASH
TsfIOW lIl0D ~ 40 - a. ca.h ACCORDING 20 grace
EEE-WAK Gool parcels arc worth 4' srd lefs Ai' inquiry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
INST PUBLISHED

nR. H. BOsTwICK's GREAT WORK and Lectures
IJon diseases Of the genlo-urnary organs, ~ pages
ou arto lust published by BURGESS SIRIN NIGER co
This work that has long been ganied II Is the most iu
and complete practical work Of The kind ever Issued from the
nres. II contains 81 coiored avings which deneete
his class diseases inmiiaby contains 90 wood engraY
s well executed and everything known about me modern
treatment OF these Diseases has been carefully recorded and
an The most approved prescriptions and formulas have been
given For sale Tn Office of publication aud al Ine resi-
dence of the a thor 50i Broadway. Price $40
Al.o Or BIS work on the Nature and Treatment OF
class OF diseases resulting from improper habits. Illustrated
with IA engravngs; with Hints TO Young Men-|ol pases
Tbs i A complete practical treatise giving the most a
proved methods of cure IL Is said by the medical PROBES
non 10 he the best work of the kind IN the English language
For sale Al 6 5 SIS and Of the author removed 10 81
-i.-.,. 80 = sull 3'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
For sales Of S,OeE, 81 see Fourth Page.

MONDAY, September LIP. NJ.
The market for Stocks was inactive to day, but
without change Of importance. The market for sound
stocks was as on Saturday, with moderate demand
Government Skies OF l56s sold at a. which Is in view
d the accumulated interest not equal to the price the
loan taken at.
In Bills there is a fair business doing. Import
ers easy in money matters, and in position to
rern, freely. The rates steady at 9a9i for first
class Sterling pa e. % for Francs 20 for short
sight do 4O6iOl for Gudcrs 81 ASH Tor Marks Ban
co, and 7gd79l for Rix dollar,
There is more activity in Frcights to-day, aud
IN, rates are firm -Four five vessels large and email
have been taken up for Ireland at 2de l3d and one to
load at Norfolk At l3d. TcLiverpoo 1000 bbls Flour
we're engaged at 2s 3D. AZ Grain at I'd. Some 300 or
400 bales Cotton at 5-32d G3lGd. To the Continon,
there is something Offering.
The Brooklyn Fire was prominent topic OF con
yersation in the Street and anxiety was felt to
know what Insurance Companies had suffered. The
following let is nearly correct
Gin OHces iBoweTy ..-.-...... 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

CLEARED ships Mississippi. .Bren' Gust a. Rotterdam ne'er
stucien Indians, Bennett Sc" ORLEANS FROST Holly Henry
Allen. ", Mem. Charleston
Bars pfr.rfrrfnls b. Iced. Duhll " Nuifts Lowell,
Braf-hal. New Orleans, w ki~eii
BIZ Clinton Anifena. sstanish. stufres & Chairman Co.
R.heocs. Wo-isn. Per-hus COLUMBIA, o.bnn. N1fiah
Gazec horton Alexandra Eoue. Smith. Nuu-tou Howard,
p.ano baltimore Msun Hd Baltimore Farok HenrI Clfes
Richmond R-uovn Meirln. Baltimore Docus Ikei Bslze.
lHonilrasI - Mar, Lase, Petersburg
ARRIVE Ship Camden. Sherwood Charleston, cotton, a. %
Dunhan a Drror ra-seng~f- Mr.. ioveit and children
ship Apollo fotean Bfefnensysn and the Wesef judy g. d-e,
! a Pope
BAH Ioon Drew Manila ~ d. psed Cape Of Good HOPE 30
Juig ssrer 81 a Benson Co Spoke nothing Le bak
Bfrcn. Batef. wfc ire i-ht
Hf sarah Bangor McGliery Re- Jsnero - d- 4ss bag
coffee Thompson Sailed wih hp Bsne. If Prov
den,e ff NNork brig Susan spofi, sold DAYS before 90 OH
b long passed Ship Orphan, steering LNE Vessels
ien before reported ta Baltimore
Br1 Home 'of BOSTON, BAKER Gusyaua Pi Is o. sugar s.
Chean P1nfe len Am vessels 80 INST lat - ~. long
40 90 spoke bar. Jubilee Passenger, pafdaie
Brg Herald GRAY Galveston 20 5s cotton, &c Brewer fas
sen-cr. Mr. Hoes
Ti Jones Consk, Wilmington (Ncl D., nav al store
Powell
Bfle Caroline, Keuiten N,clas d.. hih. Brett Vose
Hns MADISON Dixon Mobile Is d cotton, surges Cesrman Co
Br tfis Hone - Bermuda. IS, IN ballast 70 Captain
Br .thr swim. smith Halifax, d. feb, Wel~
BELOW ship Wind sW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

The barb jane. Bsysy Brooks End from Philadelphia }i ut
Mstanza. yesterday forenoon distress. from fhe
violent hurricane from ssh the 18th at 30 lat . H
m 20 20 iunug throw ends and beipfe
She nshed her weather. topms-t
attached thereto the board The hull
and carlo stained material damage.
BAH Linda Res ueson of and from Philadelphia Capes Aus 81
for Havana dsmistet gale of Goth and 3h ut and put
ava ~ for Charleston she ed evening under
iursnnsts.
Neutral Island. Nbtn-oon night Of 9th
nsut very dafk and hg snd lost deck load vessel
much injured tide ebbng and flowing her NJ
yes-e cargo.
Sehr J. sutton Virginia ior Philadelphia. with coal
ashore nt wards South Of the Beacon light
Delaware Bay renamed, et. considerably and otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

I,IIFN MIDDLETON, tale OF Lady Georgiana Fuller
4 ION author Grsulley Manor" l vol limo
The Law OF Debtor and Creditor aud Creditor IN the
limited States and Canada by James HolcOmbe editor Of
" smith. Mercantile Law" | vol 8vO. -
Is PREPARAroN-FOrP Presents The omen OF me biDie'
deneated OF sketches Of prominent females men
uoned in Holy Scripture, by Cergymen OF the u = Nus
traed eighteen characteristic steel engraVngs, edeo
by NJ Wainwright, d. ID, one vol large 8yo
The Book of Pearls choice garland OF prose poetry aud
Art illustrated with twenty e,eg ant steel engfaYing- VOL
8vO beautifully bound.
lies, per cd TO the present time. chronoogcay arranged
with critical notices By Rufus w Orswod, Illustrated win
Steel engravings vol 8vO
The Lndys Annual a Souvenier Of Friendship and Re
membrance Tor 1870 edited by Emily Marshall illustrated
with ~ steel engravings
Tn. Juveuile scrap Rook-A Christmas. NewYear and
Birthday Present edited by Grandfather Preilyman, Nus
trated with 3 steel eugravings vol syo
al u APPLEION a Co <uV bIoau"hy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.

E!ghteenil-.t q door East Of FOurh-ayenu-
c 4 LINsLEY, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
rI,HlS INSTITUTION has been 10 operation NUMBER Of
years. and u Of easy access from tne upper par OF e
CITY The schOorOOms capaciOus and well ventilated
and the course Of instruction pursued extensive and mo
rough. Applications for admission may be made Al tle
.-hoo or Al the residence Of the Principal y East Eg
teenthst and Circulars be Obtained al hercereaus
drug store, So Broadway. ~ .,
Refeyeroes-Wm T. Dodge. Esq Rev. DR. Robinson, DR.
Miner L HOlbrOuk. ESQ. Hon. TheO Frengtuysen, rev
j. q owen D. D. Rev c. D Henry, D. ID. Norman White,
ESQ Rev. DR.. Cheeyer. 81 '.eOe
NEW-YOKk SACRED MGsiC sOClEIl hass
nafe arrangement with Mr r. h. NASH - commence
eia.s f5r instruction la yoca Music, in the Lyceum No -
Broadway, next Wednesday evening sept 10 no ~
lhe Winter Terms-FOr Gentlemen 81 Ladies = eaeh
per quarter. - NIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

fI'HE Alh-l1t'nI Fhff i 'Vv'N - " = -
OF rROi-The stove. on exclusive aif-uki pri1.Ples
for coal who'd presented by tae subscribers 10 me pup
lie a. combining usefg qualities Than any heretofore
invented For bulk, the weight Tar exceeds sny no" IN
market therefore durability for economy mas no pre-
ient as It consumes merely cents per day Of coal for
", stove For utility ana convenience X has an unqnes-
onabe advantage as yslu bake, boil roast fry ard oro
=, the same lime II summer furnace attached,
which The Ar-ugbt pnncipe also nave out
he uty Of this TO- thai Il j. portable and can be used on
he oye or detached fJ elsewhere whereas others are
ationsrv II has also the advantage VI roasting "a tfoni
bv lin oven the advantage Of winch requires no discern
enf The u the stove has advantages over thai
N others. on the srea VI surface u heat which i
oha,ned y placing sunk fu-s the back and bottom Of
he oven thereby aiming advantage VI - square inches
~ .r.rc Of sf VI OheT VI me sane
dimensions and thereby equal zng TIE heat Of NE osco,
f.t ARTICLES are baked without removing me hre-
chamber i constructed comparausey small bal consistent
win re ofoveu ~ be heaes The top Of The stove can be
altered from four hoes 10 one, for The purpose u heans
br.-- s-f'e other large uten-u The stove y" u pfa" ~
rv situation q. the subscriber has one ~ use IN ne open
air where The public are requested 70 ca ana eAashs oi
hes.i.es ana are permitted the oven previous to
purchase Our stove wsfrsni 10 bake well aud operate
vel iu every respect the money returuet
40 agenis f0f Races S-i-kes ulaung ArTigm Stoves
for nurseries l-rOom- hot houses 40 lhl- = ln- com
n.s.t stove ever nyeued II -impleln is construction
H.. child can regulate the beat Of the room 10 any TEN
persure wished
Aao on hand constantly the most approved, durable and
orrsmenta patterns for nails, pArlors, stores sitting rooms
bedrooms acd vesses comprising radiators Russia pa or
.toves cylinder Of cast and Russ iron, &c &c Also
new .5d highly useful article u Black Earnsh for stove
ar nine which Il perfectly IRE proof and hiehy oruamenta
- aves an appearance q high jet polish, and tends
preservation Of rou III put up 10 pint and quart cans
FOR family
British Lusre just imported in buk-spure article which
sub-hefs have In ql.rter pounds packages for
family use The uafe supplied sdvanl.g
sI.R. ROCKFORD 4 woRLEY, 81 yssey-sL Ny.
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OAK OPENINGS.

AR, THE BEE HUNrER.-By James Fennimore Coop
" er Price So Gems.
The second edition $500 already hslf gone Cooper
has fallen back on bis Old ground the forest sud he pfHl
re- hence the immediate great success OF The Bee Hun
ter"
Adventures Of Medical Student, by r. Douglas Sur
geon Navy second edition preparing Price So cts
Amelia. nv Miss Leslie - certs.
Seven Capital The two nr-t books complete w
Pride ~ cls Envy, - cts The rest preparing ami
will appear IN succession .
Also-The following new WORKS --" Man md his flo-
lives " lv Or @ Moore ~ cents Home fuence - ci7
Halluis Mscplanies' vols -, Thrilling Incidents OF
the War; oi the q :" -. SC, &c
BURGESS sTKiNGEK q co ~ Broadway. cor Ann-st
" ANY de-cr ption of book cheap publication can
be hsd the establishment of : Co. The smallest
orders hlled with prompu'ude aud care. al SIS
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ForrfQn ImDOrfafions.

CEONsf iDT Ship Baagof D. half ck. br-e- f-ehe 9 Dale
bars Z. hil % hall 80 ne1p l ool h
$50 pounds f 81 arred uuk 80 bills mate - b1He
ienf. cheat r'.rhsfi. N.gIs'd trut
MANILA Eat Ip1H 2- pieces saQan wood i3 bales Dos
n..e 10 order
GUYANA. tPR ma Hame ~ hht. g. hts sog'f. 1872 hd'
- fcs ns.es Cifeau PolFsat5 chs lj Rivera
81 Jsro-s do Atsaier Mlmiofi A. Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
v1rE.k-SICiITED PERSONS.

M Il
w falling, requested 10 examine Ut IoN-
els sefacne Eve Fountains, which obtained the pre-
MUM from The American Institute Nsler Is me most IN
valuable remedy that be- produced for preserving he
eyes bat 10 way IFS application 50 Dehehcai rs "eh
cOuinuous shower from tins lille machine Is auoNel 70
play on incio-cd eye and surrounding paris Or Fo"e
attends as uss 10 OF The eye and ear al - Broad
ay entrance WarIenrt where can De had ms BOOK on
In. Eve. also variety OF beautiful artihcal seod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
WAITING,

mgscaSriLE ARITHMETIC And sooE .kEErIse, -
rgsACGHT BY AEssRs. A. II. WHEELER HI
j RAM DIXON, 81 Broadway, corner Of MursyW.
NJ A. n WHEELER, instructor In Penmsnsblp snd
has associated with himself Mr. Hiram Dixon 20 svoss yy
Known 70 she public a. penmsn snd s1eyomsn. -
for his srosnty OF nsuner and gsntemsniy dcporment
and her.srr me Institution will b. conducted W Msesfs
WHEELER 4 DIXON, - follows, w. .-.,o<..
Mr. Wheeler will attend hs day Classes - "'' 'e'
Mr D.oa w1 have charge Of the evening class sissod
An NJ. are resolved thai nohlnf On shsI part
snail he wanting 10 merit patronage
B-Omsmenls Penmsnshp executed 70 ofo~'
i,4f IA v3uis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MCsECM.-P; 4.
dd performances every afternoon and al y. aud every
evening Al IT, The Manager has me pleasure OF announcing
the most binary wonder In creation Maj Lehngef
He Il 10 years old only n inches b. "a and weighs only Bins
To be ser 10 the morning from 10 10 ~ afternoon from
an 81 and evening from i'll TO- Other performances also
axe place by those talented Ethiopian Singers, the Sable
Brothers NJ Eeis the Infant vestn-, &c &c The Nam
moth Boys the Giant Baby, the Enormous snsAe, &c &c
NAV also be seen and all for usual price OFFS cents s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
TO TAII,0RS.


rI,HE PRESENT Is an excellent opportunity to hose
who wish 10 cut elegant garments in the prevailing
STYLE by obtaining copy OF snemets new work on Cut
tng all kinds Clothing which i universally allowed 10 be
superior 10 all other methods For sale by the author cor
ner OF Corilsndst and Broadway, and Of A. WHEEEER
Reporter of the Fashions Conand-st Price per copy eo
= 6feodish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

Hrre'f = t1u hIrFB Gay
~ seventh Ward-1he Democratic wings oi ne
- nfh who spgr0vc u he proceednc- Of he meet
tny held II Nauxha Garden the evening ~ he I'D mt
wherein ives resolved 10 support HENRY CLAY for
President Of the Uuiiei stses and MLtsHD ffLlMoRf for
Vc.P President are invited he East Broadway
H,a.e House corner 81 Fast Broadway sno Pse-st On
Tuessy evening lh int II O'Clock for h- purpos- Z"
f,rmi0g DfHoCfAIIc CLAY CLrE Il he seventh W afa 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12
BOARDING

BOARD NEAR GRACE CHURCH-A hne suite
- Of rooms. pafior ard bedroom communicating 10 iet
win board large g-ni-- house ock 81
Roadway containing ne modern improvements The
mp-t respectable refer-nff- exchanged Address box %
Post Office viii address IN ulI 6 lWis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

rJ,o SHIP Cooper, brass, ill.,
horn and mica lanterns, trumpeis &c. for sale by the
snbshrb-r at prices that viii make nducemeni 10 pur
chase lsl2 III ARMSTRONG, 20. Us Beekman-sL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-12

yraSTED-SIuaiaus bv two very resqectahi- Young
w w0u--one 90 do chamber vurk and assist wi'h t.
ws-ng and ironing. wsune-tne other 20 do cooking
and s-sst with the washing and ironing would
aunfr~.. place They give the best u city reference
from fhair AS place where hey lived .wo years rqure
al lfq Woo-ier-sf n the basement si4 p