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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

- The Loco-Foco Delegates from Delaware
o. the National Convention are instructed for Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
WENTWORTH TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph 10 the New-iork Tribune
whix National Convention
BrrrALo. Tharsday, May +.

ITTINLVl T I'7''-'''I ~
The Wbig Convention met in tins ciiy yes'er-
dov and appointed DR.. TaoNAs NJ. Foo1E Edi-
So, a.. c.,soecciai .fdrcr'i,cf, as Delegate
.. the Na,ional Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, Nay IL
- The new Ocean steamer Crescent City
made a short trial trip yesterday She ran from the
Battery 10 Sandy Hook i miles in less than On hour
HORRIBLE MURDER-Last night about II clock
the neighborhood Of Wanutst was thrown into a state
Of conservation By dreadful murder that was perpe
trated in the house No s. ltappesr that man named
Thomas Hays living in the same house, quarreled win
his wife Elizabeth and finally took up coopers ak and
struck her on the side Of the head the lower ex
tremity Of the skull inficins wound extending from
about the center Of the back Of the head 10 near the cor
ncr Of the mouth and cutting the head nearly half Of
The murderer Wa arrested shortly after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

ANOTHER MURDER-Charles Folensoee was
arrested Yesterday BY officer smith on charge Of hav
ing inflicted such severe wounds on a colored man 10
the sixteenth Ward Tuesday last that he died yes
teriay The accused detsined IN custody Dy order
of the Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

~ A Dutch emigrant boarding at one Of the
houses destroyed by the ERE Monday afternoon lost
81 40 in gold and silver coin IL was his all and he is
efsentirey destitute. Albany Express.
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rOODNJN,s ROOFING.-OId TIN ROOD ma

Ur11i or a cents per fDN New roofs Of rough plank
covered FOR q cents roof twenty squares f ~ %
ner square, and warranted OoodwiRs Psient hyoio-
1ne,,raaic Cement Sheahilg makes handsome, eneal,
gh aud durable roof neither pitch nor gsss1 n,s NJ s
s9pllcaflOu References and specimens al OoODwle
Roman Cement Fsctory q West Broadway, bet~eeu
Chambers am Warren sts. az lh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

N NNTED-A few aclye Young men 20 - SCUM %
w cs 'o ACT as agents ior c sale ~ and popuar
ruhicarous-cso over and above their expenses vii De-
Insured 90 them n writing "a ih opportunity ~ clearing
n 600 Tcr year Some men now IN our euin'ov all no
doubt make over ! ~ per year 90 ai expenses
Zach man will have bis di~fr.' o viii De necessary for
thsu have least from - 80 % obtain good fng
olr Apply a. FRENCHS Publishing Hail. Is Broa.lx ay
mp stars Office Of the Flag OF our Uuou AL letters must
De POSTPAID -
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.TORlICE CREAM EsTAB

l fI-HNRST and saloon, 10 roy open Al ~ sbA.se
= - ar~e Tnsn.soo hsuse between HQneon and 'ares 81
-, al Wholesale and rssk hne aad deb
~ r,ics privste families, kc. rr<cn1zE9unn.-
The proprietor VIII spare neither pains nor gs ~,
lerng their saloon strictly genee wnere sas - Ss,
rsfresbnenis Al orders puneasly isAllsd ~y1s IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
WHOLE No. 2etS.
WANTS..

XArANTED-To Dsguerrcoryrist., or . any one who
w wishes fo r-r ase or 90 rent Dt-lcrroi- cstab-
sneu Tor hall us value. chance D. now otefed As
the subscriber has c,er business. The establishment b. r.
called n Broadway, and - ore 70 in' tess s-us I" 81
cy hss q .tv l-hf $50 north hghf ihc roon Is par
ll-led n ne nrs sfye with pictures, specimens - cses
in. requisite for he business AMI lis .tn es,.gsle
over ..N years One who rav from - io ri,N ali
.cnl security i1r te rest De- can have year OF more o
pay te remainder Address Nth real name, 90 ohefN -
VII III un L-.In--. ID L n .uN I.-l y Y nNIa w
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CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

y 81 a,oulng the Dutch Church, removed nom ~ Cor
and - IN s Institution each pupil Is Instructed personally
by .Ae subscriber Parents respectfully nVe1 70 cal
AID examine the writing II the scholars The room u
marSaby spacious and airy Substantial premiums
aWtfltu = i- annually ~ each pupil, according 10 merit
Card of Terms Nc can b, obi 4issl a. the school
nllLl -Neol. IAAlES b OIlIlN Pnnc.nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

fIcapcicn, staten Island only miles lfOm NeW.lo
Number limited to ulry Pupils received al any tine
during TIE session and charged accordingly A military
Ocer attendance flne ules Apply AZ The In.
sumte. or 20 PHILIP BURROWS ESQ a Wal.-sf on Al
SHEPARDS bookstore l9l Broadway. where catalogues
may he had uvtR tnas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
INVITING PAPERS q Ile hrs 9uslIy, q l .e'I

WRITING PAPERS q ne hr.t 9sslliy, a. , .s
w pr.ccs-FRASCIs LOuIhLL, q slsiasiihi =. 49,
=, - ,srf rfze> lowest cash prce, IN Quantities 70 san
raycbsserss suvenor linen Cap AID Letter Papers n's,
md p,au blue aid white w0yei also, Lad fskssss -
- T.,sr Mo-. Papers in great variety Morning ~
49,, 80 No.. rs-ae-colorsd and god Psper.i fs..oIa'oo
po.,i. Drswing Paper; Bristol Board Lnse'yRs !"
every .ize and Style Chsap ~ sns InITREI.
p-nsxysT Manufacturing stsnoners n asldsn-ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

Union MAGAZINE-NorICE. AL connection be,
tween ne propnefors Of the Union Magazine and Israel
Poe, has is day ceased Ths publishers having sppoed
JAMES L. DE- GRAw Agent. in hs stead All lsuers Or.
Der and oaynenfs must hereafter be directed and made 70
40 Ianes T. De (rsw who Is our suhorzsi agen-Sew-
NEALE PATE, ibehaf u the
..yfT III -. frDpFGtOf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

Tag FIRE.-Far,tcC Par'eaars.-Ihe loss oy
soo1o NJ Dsseuports loss, including his steam
rigping esfsb.hment tools. large quantity Of house
tr-y inf and grocery store ADJOINING l. stated al
slO0jO fs5OOO insured) Mr. j. c. Richmond lainDef
- -. 5000 (s2O90 insured) Ncssrs smith q
5,b.ss To-. Ina oinery stuff in Mr. Davenport e-tsO
.bn,snt prepared for the interior Of WaHsutia lotion
r.ctorv tools Sc loss $50 dwelling house on " aier
:, owned by William Rotch. Jr. and occuplen a. q
'0'' New Bedford Asfcury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
n srlpEN. Secretary.


TERRIBLE Rior.-On SUNDAY night about ten
o'clock. the good people ia the ncighborhood OF the
Mansion House were disturbed by loud cries OF Muir
der ("
1t appears that four individuals in one party met
fhree individuals in another near Washington Hall and
some words he'd as 20 which party should turn out
for the other The result that three four of them
went down 10 the ecy which in the rear of The
Mansion House and when the other party bad arrived
ne1 Tie YORK House they We're greeted by general la
Vltailon 10 night general welee followed
one man. named james Wansly, was injured terribl,
large gssh' some iour inches long and halt inch
deep cut With knife over the shoulder and biz face
and cycs were battered and In shocking mqnucr
lie suffered severely from the loss of blood fbat h.,
insensiblc for time lie was taken away iu "a cab
and medical assistance procured
Vim. Wansy, brother OF the above named person.
wa also injured very seriously His lace and ewes nv,
scnicd shocking aud houid appearance bcns bruised
and battered woiuly Il Is feared that he viii lose one
Through the exertions Of officer George IIi,eb,oct
Michael Donovan OF the worst Of the rioters wa.
arrested and lodged la isl He ticd hard get away
on his way 10 ail bat the officer succeeded in locking
hun up. for which h. deserves credit John Luce an.
other o the rioters also arrested and lodged the
lock up They were ell committed for examination By
Justice Terry. iifoy budget
GREtr Fur F0vr Steamboats, BarHe4.-Yes
tfday morning hre broke out m the steamer Mail ~
ing Al fbe foot ol Olive a. which immediately spread
throughout the boat and she burned o. the water
edge She owned bv Cap' BrOomhed WIN kich
s4"e u,t titth ehh n Neafhe's "i. W. iN'", "" ~
$500 In the Offices at tins city She was valued 81
5000 No cargo on board the IRE then communi
Gated 20 the steamer Missouri Mail lying below. and
tins vessel also consumed 20 the waters edge Sne
had freight on board She was valued a. S6Oo0 and
had an insurance FOR 5000 She was owned by Capt
Lamofhc
The steamer Lightioot lying above the Mail wa also
entirely destroyed She was loading for the Usage
River and bad board about 100 tons Of freight
sistng chiefly Of sat and dry Goods She was owned
b. Capt Henry james Atchison PoindeNier s Wilson
aud W II Swiizler Tier valuation was So0OD and she
was insured for $4,000 in the Offices Of this city
The steamer Mary lying above the Iightfoot also
destroyed but the huh received hffe damage She wa
insured in the Offices of this city for $1,000 which l.
sufficient 10 repair and furnish her out She i owned
by Charles u. Miller. ~ Louis Rep 10Th
~ A Dutch emgrant, boarding at one Of the
houses destroyed by the ERE Monday afternoon lost
sl4J0 in gold and silver coin IL was his all and he is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

4 COUNTRY A lady has for many years past taken
o her faiy few children boarders aud scholars. she
devotes her time 10 the pupils. and spares pains adj
them their sdlcs and render them comfortable aud
happy. while under her There present yr
cunce, For terms references, Ne inquire 1873 Wesl Nine
teeuth-st near Elghh-aveuue. my3 wv
INSTRUCTION IN Mu~fC.-Mr. and Mrs ;
lNEDHAM, Teachers Of the Violin Oboe PisnOforte &c
Terms which moderate. may be known application
II their residence IS East Broadway Pianofoues mned.
myl5 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
a-oO CUAILENCE.-Not 10 gentlemen wh

.s0A CHAILENGE.-Notlcet 10 gentlemen who
,cDUO~ant their old clothes look ike new call az the
Clssnng Dyenz. Tailoring and Repairing Establishment
OO-st where you get all sreas~ pitch tar, pant
ard Glue extracted from your clothes wOat s0ng your
CLOTH at the shortest notice and tbs most re4sonaDe
terns BIZ J. B. NOAH, % Gold-st two d0os from Beek.
clothing myl5 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

ROBBERY some daring rogue Yesterday en-.
tered the house OF Mr. p Cole. No. i Broadway ana
.to- ID vard. Of dmgsei valued ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

annual paymenf VI 10 for communication Of militia
fine. n a. hand the Receiver u Taxes tegs 10 call the
attention Of he public to the necessity Of an early payment
hi order that the crowd VI that have deferred al
M lat few days may be saved The trouble and delay
early attending general nlsh. HARVEY HART,
mvif I'm Receiver VI Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
NIATHE,IATIC> AND PHY>ICs.-Ploges.o,

4lJOHN RYAN connnues 20 give pusat instruction ~
c branches % Mahensics and Physics, Als
idclcc u required, the dwellings OF las pupils lie
devote few hours daily o. instruction Schools
academies &c Communications addressed to Mr. r. a. iB
Frsiaveuue viii De promptly attended TO- where he may
also Pc seen mvi0 lmeO1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

HAL ST0HW-RAYMoND n Cos MLN A0t"ih
TENT BLOWN DowN-A correspondent m Rensselaer,
Vile write. thar there Tremendous nail storm m
thar town on wednesday last. which resulted IN con
cradle damage 10 garden vegetables ana window gas
but nsrfriiariv 20 the huge tent Of Raymond s Co
fnensyere During the afternoon y was niled VIII
spectators some 80 Vere present "neh ine huTri
cane struck the canvass The supports were instantly
pro.trsted AMI the multitude buried beneath the ample
iolf. ~ the canvass The scene was one which beg
- 8esrrip.ion Men women. and children-hats.
bonnet. shs.v- aui wearing apparel IN general-ere
ti4d together iu most admirable confusion -nrie <.
and rro7n. sua oaths and -uppLc,uons were mingled
with The no Sing hurricane The Tapping canvas. ia
ed all bsnd. nii.crminateiy and those whose mag.
nation. ouened the cage 0i ihe hon' and usefs ana
.syy the ranthcrs and hycnas hounderins among the
rro.,ra,rd multitude elr good deal relieved when.
ralin. our from beneath the canvass they found THAT
no one was seriously hurt and that ell the animals were
i. sfrgly cs-ei s- when the accident happened
The d.r1are except IN wearing apparel was but tu'
Hu.. anil o. Wuing finished ne exhibition our OF
o, IN hand. went home satisfied that maffer- msni
nave been a great deal worse. II is TACT wlicA our
correspondent thinks worthy OF nohce mat sii7 !.
,fiys III Reu.sslaersie AMI that this was III nrsi
-, ., ,t ,o,,-r in . YEAR Alb Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

PoLlcE Helen Lew was uested yesterday
and taken 10 the Tomb- charge Of having entered
the bouse of Mr. Henry -urtler No a. White-si and
stealing quantity Of ladies wearing apparel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

EROY-PLACE.-This .weiknOwn Summer board
Linz house for cizens formerly kept by A Banks
under the mana cement ofMrs " HUDDON, late Of STAN
ford Conn TIE house has IN good part been reurnished
and other arrangements have been made for the conven
fence and comfort Of bOarders MT= H. her friends
and others who may be seeking temporary residence IA
lie country that every reasonable effort VIII be made on
her part for their entire satisfaction
Ne,g. RocbeIle Nav l. Isp myi0 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DOARD-A front room and bedroom 10 let 10 one OF
ID two gentlemen with without breakfast and tea N
private family Terms moderate. Apply al 80 fludson-sl
corner Of HARRISON myl7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

.PINNOFOKTE MNNTFACTO-
IT, ~ ny, I5l Fulion-.i east side Broadway An
IT III r 1enlrely new article, warranted superior N
any use, made with peculiar harp frame, obviang
the blecton metallic pedals written guaranty will be
eyen with each instrument and when any doubt to their
quality b expressed he payment may be withheld until such
doubts are removed. BENNETT & ROGERS,
el5 n i52 FJtOnst east side Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DOARDING-One or two gentlemen can be accOmmo-
dated with board In private family, where the French
- a23 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DOARDING-A small private family In Thirteenihst
ID would Ike gentleman aud lady ~ two gents 10 board
Pleasant rooms with bedrooms and paniries attached
Terms moderate 10 good tenant. Address b. w; i at
this Office myl3 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
INFALLIBLE BEDBrG POIsON.-Tbe e

hence Of past year, proves TINS preparation W DC me oc
efecmal destroyer Of Bedbggs ever oseCyefeo " neeos
f one appcaron b satisfy the most Dcfeduo1s VI is won-
derfIl efeefs Sold only a ApOtecarTs Hal, ~ Catha
rtDe as Crald-st and 39 f9t0n-st Brooklyn. Az Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

AcDpr>Ts.-Iames Doland, while employed
in the store Of C. Hobby 2Jq Southst icl down the
hachvsy from the fourth story, and was severely IN
iured Taken 10 the City Hospital A man named
Thomas lnney. fell down yesterday IN Avenue O. anu
iislocstedhs cg lie wa. conveyed 70 hi residence in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DOARD.-A single gentleman can be accommodated
DwIrh very pleasant room and good board AZ 81 White
= where he win find al the comforts Of home myl7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

COR THE LADIEs-rHE ROTARY CARPET
i BROOM Tor sweeping carpets without rssng 3Iy dos
One OF tie most useful inventions 81 tie eye. No ady wno
"a CARPET should be without Models may be exam
inei AID orders received a. rs Broadway. myls W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19


L H>ATRUSS, warranted not 10 rust - Beekman. o.
~ Y.-Pressure graduated from / 10 30 pounds.
~ without back pad which does 20 much In.
jury 10 the spine. Six days idal given, and II
not perfectly satisfactory, money returned Thompsons
rnisses Al reduced prices mil eodf lslp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

MRS. ROBINSON, Clear sfarcher, 80 Mefcer-st oe'
vi rseen Spring aud Prince sfLaees, iaeton mnsnns
embroidered window curtains, grass bsaehed eI1 meoe 70
look equal 10 neS b. Cashmere and every aescnp'lon
Of shaws cleaned with myt I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
HAVE NOW FOX SALE at nj

IL I 54chasng Pianos will find II 10 their advan
1T nj n 1tage 10 call az X. Glenn Co.'s Mannfacio-
j . " j Jy, l9i Fulton-st west Of Broadwsyl A
general assortment OF Mahogany ard Rosewood Pianos
sany on hand which viii be sold for cash approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
my17 r. GLENN co. 1874 Fulion-s'
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
ARREST OF MR.. TRlsT.

A rumor has been 70, some time pfeva
lent that an order has been sent to Mexico
for the arrest of Ambassador Tfist, aud II
is in,lmated that ho is to be atraisned be-
fore the military tribunal at Perole, char'
ped With the duty of investigating the con
duct of Gen. Scott A letter from Wash
,npton to the New York Express states
that the order for Mr.. Tflsl's arrest Is
founded upon law passed in l79o, during
the Presidency Of the elder Adams, but
which has been ever since a dead letter,
which provides, that f any citizen oil the
United States shall, w,hou, the authority
of this Government, commence or carry
on any oral or written correspondence with
any foreign Government, or with any Oh
flcer or agent thereof, in relation to any
dispute or controversy With the U. States
or shal! counsel, aid or assist IN any sucn
correspondence, he shall be deemed suil'y
of high misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof, shall DO punished BY fine not ex'
ceedirg $4,000, aud by imprisonment Tor Q
term no, less than six months nor exceed
ing three years
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
COLD WATER FOR suRNs.

Mr. Seth Hunt, Of Northampton, gives
the following statement Of the success OF
treating with cold water O severe burn and
scald in his family
Cold water was applied, by immersion,
lill the pain ceased-ths water being
changed as often as il became warm.-
That part was then kept svaihed with act
bandages, dry woollen one enveoping
them, until the injury was healed The
healing was rapid, and effected withcut
leaving a scar. The instant relief which
the cold water gave from the esctuclailng
pain wa, highly gratifying. = North State
Uhir
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
COLUMBIA. FEBRUARY 10.
REMARKS.
DAILY REPORT OF TUE STATE OF
THE COLUMBIA MARKET.

COTTON-W we closed our last report,
w. lad occasion 10 notice the continuancs of
ye,y good demand for cotton, with sales to a fair
extent. though a, the same time the market pre-
sented a quiet and unexcIted appearance. ne
new. by III. Acadia had caused the deciine OF I,
which Ind been regained, and the market closed
firm at our quotations of 5 10 Il. "Wednesday
there was more disposition to operate. and the de-
mznd was more general, aboui 500 bales changed
/ hands at tie previous range of prices, and in
som. instances sellers obtained slight advan-
tsre Thursday the market was very lively, and
the demand general, and although there was no
! actual advance, stli prices were very hrm Al lho
outside figure. of the previous day Friday Inc
.appIy on sale wss very limited, with moder
ate demand in prices. however, there was ne
change EXCEPT that in some instances opysr'
had rather The advantage. In the evening tht
Telegraph brought us the news of the arrival O
the Sarah Sands with adviccs from Liverpool K
the 22i ul,. showing decline Of ID, in cotton
with dull market--thess accounts had very
depressing effect on our market. and on Saturday
il opened dull and laHguid--the sales were lni
ted 10 some s. bales, at decline of on tha pr
ces Of the previous day. Monday the market
was quiet with limited supply sale. prices re
I manned the sarns ths close of Tho week. -
I Tuesday the market was more animated and the
demand more general, tie low and mddling qua.
1 llieS were k-sue hlsUtf, WnNs tne TAeE kVaurs
! rsmsine the same as the rr.siohs day We now
quote ordinary, to 81: mIddling 81 to O. fair,
/ : TO rs; choice, Il. The salss Of tho week
comprise 2090 bales.
FLOuR.-We have ne new fssture 10 notice
in the -four market, The transactions since our
la.t report, have been only on limited scals tho
eupply continues light consequently prices are
very firm at cur quotations, Of common none
tne. 5 o 5l cEoice. 81.
CORN.-Wo have no change to notice in this
article, we continue our quotations of 5u 10 %
cents per bushsl
OATS The demand FOR Oats is good, and
they freely command our quotations of 40 TO 4i
cents p or bushe
SALT.-Thin article ia still scarce and has
again advanced / TO ! dollar per sack we now
quote % TO 50 - Temp .4drocaie
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
LITER RY.
Charlotte Female Academy,

The mex, session will commence on tie lst
Monday of March, at the following reduced rate:
Of Tuition. viz
|. Regular course-English.G h.Grammar, Gcog'
raphy, History, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Trigonometry and Mensuration Natural, Men
tai, and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Astrono.
my, Rhetoric, Logic, and exercises in Enghst
Composition. AZ SIG 10 per session.
.. Preparatory The first elements of Arith.
metic, Geography and English Graumar-wl'h
Spelling, Reading and Writing. AT $40 20 per
session.
3. Children--ut Sc 90 per session.
4. Entrance-lIewood, &c, 81 90 per session.
t- The entire expense Of Board and la
ition, in the Regalar course,is Fifty fire
Dollars (S55 0o) per session.
Those who wish will be instructed, at an extra
charge in the following branches, viz
Latin, or Greek, S. 90 per session
Drawing, or Painting, IS 90 Do.
Nee6lework. 81 w do.
Miss 5, T. Davidson viii continue her instruc.
,ons in Music at the usual rates.
The principal is grateful for former patronage,
and hopes TO merit its continuance.
CYRUS JOHNSTON, PRNciPAL.
February, 1913.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-02-24
DIED

In this place, on the 18th instant, MARY AG.
NES, infant daughter Of Mr.. D. Lsdwell, sged
] year and months
Also. on tho 18th, Miss EMILY TGEORGE,
Of the city of New York. aged sbon, - years, -
Miss Georc. had been afflicted with bronchitis
and had visited the south for the benefit OF her
health, but found no rolief Although she died
far from IN, endearments of home and the Kind
attentions OF a fond mother, and among strlng.
ers, i, III lie source Of consolation 10 her friends
to know tha, in her last moments she had every
attention. Sic died in the hope Of a blessed i'm.
mortality Her remains were taken by friend
TO New York for interment
Also on the 10Th. OF rnoasels. Mrs II HANNAH
LEDWELL, wife of Mr. u. Ledwell, in the 31th
wear of her age. Ms. Ledwell had hocn mem
Der ofthe Methods, Church for number of years.
and in the last trying hour her faith was unclond
cd, and though sensibls OF hsr approaching disso
luton, shs expressed willingness. if II was the
Lords will. to depart and be with Jesus, where
she would be united with her little Mary. Those
that sleep with Jesus will God raise with him.
In the vicinity Of this place, on the 2Otb. Of
pulmonary affection, Mrs. - WESSlNGER,
wife of Mr. David Wessin.or