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BOARDING SCHOOL

IRVING INSTlTUrE-rsryown, New-York-WlL.
bLiAM T. LYON. AN Principal. aided by weil-quaihed
reachers summer Session commences 1T May, Winter
session. isi Noveuber-each continuing I'VE months The
course instruction Includes the whole range O English
branches together with French aud The AnciSnt lenguaSee
Terms per session eloN tor juvenile pupils, sllo foe senior
pupils. Pupils may bee admitted al any time.
20 those who desire to place sons At boarding schools ne
advantages OF hs institution believed 90 be equal not
superior 10 any.
II has been IN successful operation ten years The oca
ton delightful and saubrous IA convenient of access from
the civ. The edn = cOmmOdous and comortable-the
pisy-erounds ample ami disconnected from the village
Tha government il efficient bat understanding that OF
we-rerulard Christian family aud no day scholars are
admitted cOunieract the sauafy influence VI ianiiy
training
Tie system ofinsfmcton designed not merely 10 adj
vance and perfect the pupil the branches studied. but Ia
develop and instruct The Judgment Ia enghen the nnd.r,
standing. form the habits aud To give moral aud useui
direction "a the inclmailors.
For particulars pamphe' Circular, containing the IN
formation likely be- sought which may be hHd ON ap
pcafot 10 the Principal Tsuyiowu, or 10 his agents.
CLARK & Austin. lOl Broadway, y },
REFEREECfs. B PERMISSION.
WashiugtOn Irving, Esq. TarptOwn
Hon Gulisu c NerplanA, Ne~-fok CRY
Zehedce Cook. Esq.
Morris Robinson. Esq.
Bcn1miu LOdeT. Esq -
Rev. Dr. Crcighton ,.................. Tauytown
Re- Joseph wilson
Com Alex sidcll Mackenzie. u. 8. N
Can't Nathan Cobb.
Rev. Or Berrian,, .New-i ORR cry
Rev Dr. Peck
George 4. Trmble, ESQ.
sion. James Harper,
Fracls Hail. ESQ. nyis w
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,Tr.TI0N- PER~ONs FsEDENTARY

NYHADTT--D0YU I a|0N NIaT y GU u sIl0pnt :
II 5--rf fhe CAVITY cousng tio .lls. relax the muscles
n fe chest ana uns press fe dapnra ard. n rr-
-f- .s-an and prev e.nr Is fee circulation of booi
Il ~ hhorlu u Pie seat ~ life Do yul know fl-i
IN r, v.nersil liver disease. afecr0us u tie heart
lelfa Ani DO yol kl0w tlai -lfes Patent E.as-lc
Smaller Brace ~ expanding he cle-f, supporting te
back keer- Toe llns-- q tie breast AMI RIBS ln their Anu
DO n0- o ai securing ihefrce Play ~ The bI1ns apo
rf- prevents tire ab0sr-laned diseases and -r terrible
resulsi AGAIE'S number Is ~ Bfoedwsy. my-i u
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mrnt. --laiei .l fl- Orin-e u ...-' y q -, - . -
N-g-Jer-tv. rfeen n-lf' u'.- 49, ~
the Morris ald Essex hai-.la. . .. .-, .t.. ..f.i.
49,. i..-+ d, fI- foot Of I0llanl--L al b Ucoch- a "
ai o'c,cs r. ~ OF each day arriving a. SCUM VI 'i-e
D- ,f-FKFR annolnc-s % the pnolc nal Pc pa, ".
rti e. $50, .lalf- u tlc l-f com Iete " az
~ 60. bis.uie.fs AMI sumner retreats 90" 10 obi
h. 81 rs-uroai from Europe in ae W inter oi .i Nirs
h. I'D heeuuesrlv three years hl ..-l Y $3.50
800. 1-rt Z, fraetsn1er- AID Le other Na.af e---l-
.rra. of .r1aag. and na' Deer SINCE l.i i'ir r-
hi ,,s A location and rieclg al csiioA-lil--l -ni-ti
% his gieVs tle subject Ill. s.t - -...- .o
TIE es.sbi.i.neut planned particularly win view 70
fr ,,l -.r.erieuce ui 1c flileli. and L. bum u pi
fbe Frr.b plan ef vafercnfe es' - mems hatlI ~
- f.i - a,-relf 70 each patients fooll stlf % nom
& , i, fir. ioor.. where ilf patient can have e., =
- -. H.. ler,e iouchs and swimming barn. who. ar
NV III ffaal lH rois ilu n De lllsc iu l- gen o
i,,l.r frs ae 1.sJ three lsrce plunge uIni - ti
b-. a. r., -r,,sui- also two wave baths one o.
men, f- H.. natural fsls of ilc lrauk l the rtlnr a.
- ,.ri nj bath en- feet SQUARE ele1ltl i1- lc
sumner g.fa-. &c. af.clins t-r friends and oiri P-
reul- .-tr.t.-.-. e. .,.. -.-s,- r., ID.
f,'f Ire sa ny COMM LEGATIONS aiires-e i0 Z ia. u
,frFkFb M ID a Neslrs ~ Jersey, or AZ >o1h Ofl- =
y Jersey. WILL receive ai'e-ipl. nl =
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'nencn bFNf' oiiN -, N "n' ~ ''', p. .'.'n.
,...t. e., Oh. rr,.b,..-- o0 v.,,.yor. .o. ,rd..
.ha ainount they have .c.cm'y contributed 20 b1.r,
,.I I.. - .,,. Al, a,, ,lcb.,,, ~ l.',...,i.,
FRI CD rcbcs with Indifference 10 The want. If other
Dc may cor 'aet liI -g-i'n , op' ~ il- "
t,.i,,ls beaverton al .r-cL -,b' .1, ,o, ,t ia
10 has several times assaulted hy narnoand which i
. l;,, '' co,,-iI,,,s .n r'' ~, ,l.., ,.r,oi
than 90 thc F0grier a-socaiions in fhis country
nave ever 'o"e' io promote unc welfare 9 our ieiic"
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ChIorofnrn-sncce.. 40 Experineni-

Two amputations we're performed yesterday nj
Bellevue Hospital the one that OF an arm by DR. Cos,
one Of the Assistant Physicians and the other that Of
part OF the foot by Dr. Chids one OF the Visiting sur
geons ln both cases the patients were fret rendered
nsensibe TO pain boy the of Chloroiorm diluted with
four times its bals of sulphnic Ether, with which a
sponge was rnoi.tencd and held 20 the nosffl by The
Resident Physician. Dr. Reese who has had extensive
experience la the use of both Choroiom and Ether
although we learned that this the irst time thcfe
agent. had been used here in combination The com
pcte success of this dr, trial of the mixture in both
cases would seem 90 confirm the inference which sus-
ecsted it, that the Ether alone is too slow and uncCr
tain while the Choroiorm by itself is too rapid and hsz
arious in lis effects and hence the union of these two
agencies has been considered likely 10 be grind
ual and safe The result in these instances ii confirmed
by subsequent trials viii far TO remove the tcrror
which have been excited ly the few disastrous cases
which have been reported from Chloroom Both these
patients were kept in state of complete insensbihy
during the Operations and both doing wcl having
recovered from all the effects of Choroiom in ten min
utcs oftcrward The Medical Board Of the Hospital
were present, as also many other physicians and
econs a of whom expressed themselves much sratded
with the complete success of the inhalation of Chor0
form and Ether. a miXturc which none of them he'd
seen tried before. and which promises to remove
AN the objections which have been urged against both
n is worthy of remark that both these patients were
over 80 years of age.
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fCn nRICkJ.YFR~,

no BRICK LANER>.-W in.el 'o con'l.el iof .le
- lbs -ar7Irct Fiafur-. Ltneshuro. Pa ON ne Inc % iht
,e ork and IRE Railroad Toe contract VIII pf0papy
Us .,. 1f0 u.s. paris. Ihc laying may -orlmelee ipHiL
M ,.idI- of JuI. ard TI-f M BE- t-.si ny iir hi-t Na
ID t-f,,er next Inc back wll be delivered 90 te .cai
r,-lg 0 r- hrcs l4g-r-. ami le mortar VIII De- iif--ll
-irv .s be- required ilr rie iitlueli 81 ~ l.-ia-t
So frfhar Informal, on apply f1 J. =. klkiANoDD ihie
~ -. Wsvf lqr myli umyli
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DIZZINESS CrgEp y

DITNUNf~~ CT KID VINO ~ .1-..
OWN FIELDS CO. Oculs,s and ? y -'tli,-, M ~,
II F III 81 arrer--f so DO. where hey NlA tir-l n ~
ira I'd --es u ie eyes il succe-sill nal-e5 'i- r
...Ir.-. ~ Id srls. auauro-s nfell.ff ulli GAIA
,rarf End rrauulalOl oi every descf' IIol-
M Nh -s isre 3e-psrei u havlnz your sghi restore,
~ -r-.l r.r ~ .rinaf1n. Arirfa' p yes inserted
-''- DIR Wa FIELD, co.
- t.. -t-.-...--.t NJ d. ulv-l lm.
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~ odd FeIIo,,., HaII Association OF the

80, a. ~. New ors. May T. lof3- we
snrs e1 of tbs Association t9r ne lfsnsacon 81 ,us
ness VIII be held a. National Hal = ana, "a on s
p NJ T.. ne sse dav and a. the same place ah e.ecol
vii be held foT IL Managers ani ln-ps-,ots o. -l
Ar so he Ry Laws of sad As''cial'A j. en-el To 'o
BY o'g ,,., o. ''' BENJAMIN PENTZ Secretary.
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- Ne,,.Ynrl, Mnter.Cnrr E.tnbIi.hmenl.-

j. d. PIERsON. ND. Propuetor-Ill- 80 ''.. ~ ~
CITY. containing some sixty rooms Urn -e.eit ~
lore good table for invalds or others W. WI "a =
plain diet; also nae arrangement ~. 70 .''ll- r.
EasrF ouueeu.h-si near Union--quar,-N J. a. 4"-
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rARRYroWN INSTITUTE,
\ Select Boarding >chco for BOYS, 81 Iaryt0~ 70, II
A NEWMAN PRINCIPAL.

\ >e.eci hoaff4nE >Caool iot BOYS ~ "
4 NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL.
'f'Hi> lN>Tfri TON Is pleasantly situated onethro ~
mile north o the village, near The spot on WHICH Ma,or
Andre taken, and ahnui hall nile um TIE sfeamcoe
landing ant huson River Railroad Tie buildings are al
cfcadiei Tor e purpose, HAVING ample play ground, &c
in tns Insufon Young gentlemen VIII De thoroughly M
-'fucifd iu alb e branches uf fngs and CLASSICAL edu
cauonregur for commercial pursuits entering College
The discipline wi De- rlld and parental Efficient, cal
claed % excite and please, than enbdIrass and
perpieN tie muc and no pupil wil b. allowed TO pass
through he studies uiu he hes thorough sud practical
knowledge of the and every viii De paid
their manners. morals. ald Intellectual improvement
The Principal having been more than twenty years
cessuiv ged n his profession, feels himself aiy
pcient give perfect satisfaction % hose VINO may paroa
iyc The Institution
There are two terms IN the yrar. each - weeks
The summer TeIm commencing the hlsi ~ May, ana
he Winter the e November. though Scholars
be- admitted NJ any bur lees PERIOD thsa one
ern without special agrevmeh The prce Of Board and
Tuition. including washilg and blending ioT the summer
Term from Sl5 So and the Winter Tenn from $50 10
5 according the branches pursued pay able IA advance
EXPERIENCES
Tanryfowu- Rev. Joseph Wilson J W Scubner Nj ID
Rev + Chambefln. Rev e. n. Underlau New.loTk
Cr-Rey. Bishop James ID Rev b Cgcagh Pastor
r Church Alen-sf Rev. @. h ssher, Pastor DU,ch X.
Church. bruome-si. Rev. a. Coles. ~ Mubeuys. Rev.
p r Brown. Pastor NJ r Church. Grrene-sf Rev. q ;
Browne Boudsfs Rev n " CLARK, Pa or NJ T. Church.
Suilsan-,f Rev IA ConeD ID Pastor st Baptist Church.
Broomr--t. Rev. - v Amerman. Pastor NJ. r. Church.
Bcdioni-,t. Rev Remington. Pastor Of Baptist Chafch
~ mion-st New Haven CL-Rev. jos Law myis ueot
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Wi remain Al ~ feminist near Toni AM =. -
cow a. ere o.Bre will receive parents al her itrl vi
sent them elsewhere The greai advantages 81 tue .'
cure Boo the treatment of The most obstinate ana lyl-
diseases especalyo f females, are utcoin- 'O' y w..
10 REQUIRE advertisement -
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Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce.
Puerto CABTLLo. NAV l. ISIS.

Correspondence OF the journal Of Commerce.
PUERTO CABELLo MAY l.. Isis.
II appeared to be fcsi flc' that Gen. Paez
has been driven by Monagass troops across the frontier
"a New Granads-at least assert the Government
bulletins aud obtain nothing 60 contradict
this statement Clut mere rumOrs presumed 20 Dee taoIi
Gated the pOt) prone % give some credit %
iL Gen Monasa- has taken up hls line OF march upon
Nsracaho al the head of 1000 5000 men, according
20 the statement made 10 his party II 90, u would
seem almost impossible for thst place % resist any
length of time Maracsiho say the Government party
Is the only portion OF the country n the hands OF the
opposite party, aad cannot hold out long. D., can
assure you. extrmly painful % ue Obliged t9 s'e you
accounts of the unsuccessful edOls of Gen Faek thus
far % retstsbli,h the Constitution The party ol Non
asas. sustained by the Gu4mantss, have ceripl-te
SWAY The mt,se- haye been Jed 90 believe oy Dd1mth
40 the ma. called Government that they have our one
hoice-lthcr o sustain Gen Moua-ss and be jret or
become slaves tor lie under the rule Of hin- fset
~ch are the doctrines continually sept before the peo
pic by the press The pay OF Monasas. such are per
lecty aware O, the gross Ignorance Of the majority
In people OF This country and that they easily led
away by dcmagO-ues
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I,TRNITrRE. WEARING APPAREL, JEW

t btgins wearing apparel furniture. or slpernlOus ei
go -enerv which they wish 20 dispose Oi wi o1in
ce CASH for the by sending Tor me sDscrDef
mo Nh rend them tleir residence By appo,1lel
WIZ VI n LEFE1T
Osee Walst corner of Broadway. New-i orE, anu -
F,r.- Il Williams 1lf-l, /. l.
n -,.o-llr mylj s.
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Excitcmcnf-A New Man, Nc.
o., y,J,groDb 10 the Philadelpiir Ncics.

BALTIMORE, May 22-9 Pm.
There Is a great excitement m the city tonight.
The chief topic il the question Of admitting he New
York pclcrates which will probably occupy the Con.
vcnon all day to morrow. and viii most likely result in
a bowup.
The largo majority ON the two thirds 'nie Hes "s'o"
"a every one and uredict it will end in the selection
IA usi nav Its doubtful whether there will be- any
nomination TO morrow. John Van Buren, has declared
that ID his friends excluded they WIZ fc'ouilohi-c
not only New.Nork but the whole country
They are seconded by some of the New England
psleeates aud Others from Ohio, Illinois, sc. Is not
unlikely that the whole Convention Will blow up IA "A
asnefalr row. o. 7. q
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ELECTION

n hoier- of the GreenFlch BANK arc H'ituf ullii
, ,-sl Election for fifteen Directors and three ln.pec
I'm. of Election N.l b. hed a. te Banking Horee on Mon
fv e h day 81 june next Pol open rom 10 CLOCK u
am o'clocs P ~ BY order u fle botd -, ...-
,', Il fI,,- WILLIAM HAYES. Cashier
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THg CafNrsE JryK.-We have before recorded
t,e arrival of Capt keileu the coast OF rance aiic
stormy pa age From the Island oi Jersey Toe '1nA
was flowed by steamer 90 L0ndfn where -he wa Pc
mo renamed Tor exhibition tn letter 90 mend n
this ciiv Capt ke,ei- says We had most "wiui pa,
a,-e- lost most col my sails boat. one man owe ''el
sni aes compelled i1 auch0r on the coast o4 fi"l
near where. fhe Reliance aud The Colqueror were 10y
.ome wears since The next day got pilot NAo 'ooA
me to Jersey from which started in tow OIL si M.
for London was only n DAYS from land to AnI W
are now located IN lac indin DOCKS Wheie ~
s,-e OF doing we'll "a We are treated very literally PSF
al concerned We arc NJ the loot Of h, blacswa- i'
way. and near the terminus OF The Eastern 'oun'ie-
Railway each Of which are 20 pay US certain portion
OF their receipts publishing a psmPAlst si'l
some account OF my voyage &C IN which snail endeaF-
express my gratitude 10 Capt r b. Forbes OF your
city whose dsinerested kindness % 0lother -lli'i
shall always remember" Boston llaes.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Phreuoiogi-t- and Publishers, fo"LLA'
WELLS. Clinton Hall, ljl Nassau-st. y \


lshmeuf Il ln - fourth year 81 -uccer'lH
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment Ihe "a'
Is pure abundant, and Of every vareiy Of emp
iuvl2 I'm \ BEDORTHA, n ID. Physician
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noRREKN.-Si0 REWARD The Ouch Reformed
Ii c'Ir-h In We., Ghe1'. was clerei and robbed som,
inc Ir Is zen the ih and 1fh met Of the following proper
e. Nh Sd wards Carperug. large Astral Linp- large
Cb~. Wa 1o. any Table and Cover also large blDe ll
J,na Book Curlns. fssse.,. TRIMMINGS % ,e Pupil 81
tV,o.-sr viii 1--WE irlouniuua tiaf w lead i0 I'D" az
s,i and ronl.fou of The fhef thieves, WI rscei.e
~ .5,s- reward from nae C0lsisIory VI said Church
~. = ...,, Nv I'D. l8q my5 81
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r1g-U.~ NniI I,ine for Southampton hhI Ut

mcn-Tde steamer HERMAN VII .rafe 'e,S l''N ''
Southampton ami Bremen, CO., Wedae.'aA, ~ ?, ~ s
Na.l-a'i 49, 'H'f-'s' myl5
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Tpf RrcArrA At CIorcEsrER, MAss-At th
Rrrfts AZ Gloucester on saturday the pilot boat 'ion
of Ncwbuypor, won the fret prize, a 'py glass "o'U
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Island and Office % feminist near fuil5. thNr 49, ~.
SHrw NJ d and Dr. Ro0F lboih pupils Of P'es-nI'l o.'
tend 20 patients above One Of he phys.-lA, 70
Will be ID constant attendance al syO-set oi'' i''f
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SCHOOLS.
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.

~NNkkr NALL ~ fktNNAfAt
rIHE OBJECT uf his Institution = 10 prepare young
\ men ior every Department 81 commercial he.
Srrnffs -Thomsols Higher Arithmetic, i0cldng the re-
facron of Fore. Weighs and Measures Ad Foreign Ex.
change No0i1rdge's Geography, Green's G amman.
Crabbs >ynonyaes Baifs Rhetoric, Names Elements u
Crrcism Psiey's Mom Philosophy, >farfs Philosophy q
fe Mind McCulochs Commercial Diclonafy, Smths
Wea.i I'd Nations Harriss and Wilson's Bookkeeping,
kerrs Commentaries. laws Of Nations, Oofcrlfes and
Jar.sqrisnce oi thc United States. Marinme Lave Com
merc.a Laws Ac) Diplomacy Of tc n.isd safes o1ngs
SCIENCE of eminent French and other modern Ian
suagcs, Composition and Epls.oafy srpondeGee.
LfCrC2f> tQou Law al NAiaHs. Commercial Law, &c
va oc gwen l., o. Ferry. 10. Experienced Lectures
VII a.>o Ue given g Naflra Philosophy and neliisrN
t't Kte. isfn frunl to Two years, aceofag 10 ne
aftsfrrucri 0i he srldur
AHl NiNttR 90 SrtuENrs will BE- limited 20 twenty
>Es>io Ns->essons ~ hereafter commence on me hfst
"Wednesday Of May AMI November. ana continue twenty
fsu weeks each (Ihe trs IN. year vii commerce
on tie nrsi "Wednesday of Junel
NACAIioNs acafous occur In tie months u Apu
and October
TrENs-Terirs. including board tuition. washing. fuel
and gs, SEQ per session payable quarterly adv snee
ErfFEFNCfs.
H. b a, t..t R...eg Nes Ha,ss NJ "a WEI. owsHstNY
Urs~. O.ri-'ei Pa .- IS De Wtf B,odSc1 ao. ny
u...r. a lrrf Naress t.ea " Hris "a Pcari stNN
gf.r.-s fsaal. 'H B-nfifi q 60 - pcsi
b.. R Rrter Rtker Scrdner. D. faa Ko~
R-. d. v.sf ID. 2 Irrtaerl FrsfA -a Aoasc.
be-, Dr.. HtI ". Hsleiss lo >Vrucss
Wl- s. lockwood. ksg " n Nenl-a 90 ~ . ~i. 30
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES II tHELsEA
MISS GARFIELD has esiahl shed school for
vi vuung ladies' az 20 West Nncteeuist between Eighth
and Nmhagenues. In opening school m ius vicinity,
Miss g. hopes hy faithful discharge of her duty, and BY
strict attention he moral and rel iOus training, well AS
intellectual culture other pupils, 10 merit shnre Of tho
public patronage Four quarters comprise The year th.
hr. commencing Monday May 49, Pupils viii be received
at auy during the torn, and charged In proportion
Reference gentlemen Of The highest character VIII be
submitted 20 parents guardians and terms and other par
rars ,nas Lrn,vn application Ia Miss Garfield al The
school myl 3iaw2w'
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DCATH oF TrRrEsTNU TREEs-lI lmunrton,
~ g. May ls-We iearn THAT some douhfs exist 40 the
North relative to fhe death of rurpcutnc Trees. 600
-rc4uut of which appeared u the Chronicle oi fhc 30
.l-t There -, uut0rnmare 81 u0 take .n ls state
meut unless falling short oi 70 iui ,ail of the cslam..
mas bc considered such We have pcrsoual acquaut-
-fifemeu.. OFF their dying 0t- oi Owe. tou and N high
one hundred thou-sni One gentleman had MS trees
boxed which uun very wei but after the ir-t dppn
'Hev 10 died This fatality among the trees has Tar
been lelt more Boo Brunswick County than 100 any other
quarter here n which county alone tIe DAMAGE b. esti
mated lr $4,000 They ran continue 70 die and no
ore cam cscul te tle c.fsnt to which the DISTINCTION
may arrive SO satisfactory knowledge ct thc cause
hs, been obtained nor any remedy found Compiler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

\ GRAY fsl Grand.' the only maker of the human hii-
fi eve p tlr United states Any per-on that Tl-hes 70
H. r-al .n.feI with superior article, and well finished,
sroud always apply 90 the maker Who hts been pr ne
er above forty yearsP Once hours rom 1910 0ciocH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

Mrs. ROBINSON, Clear siercher, 80 MeFcerrt -
v tween sprng and Prince s-Lsees taielon nlsnn.
,n1rdrcd s~indow curtains grass bieached and msne "
80 eo,al 10 nes N b. Cashmere and every oessnPssn
VI shawls cleaned with care. "S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

OHIo--A Wing COM ention OF Delegates from
the Nth District OF Ohio held at SunbuN, Della
ware Go. appointed SAMUEL GALLOWAY to the
Philadelphia Convention, JoHN TRrsDALE. alter
nate Mr. Galloway was not instructed by the
Convention. The Sfa'e JoRrtd says large ma
iarity OF the Convention was for SCorr.
SHERMAN FiroH OF Delaware was nominated as
the Whig candidate for election for the District
The following is one OF the resolutions passed by
the Convention
fesoired That while we dsavow any disposition to
arouse sectional jealou.ics declare uucquivOcaly
our Conviction thar the Wing National Convention
should select candidate for tie Presidency who Is
known 10 be- hostile TO the extension OF Slavery and
whose Interpretation Of the Constitution viii cOnstrln
hun - resist In al proper ways. the establishment OF
slavery In any territory now free that may be acquired
by treaty or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

q RR.NDFI--Manuficfl q ste1i brof - Pow
. De-, Neial Leaf Tinsel. 6c II Cedaf-st Ncs-i IA
my2i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

A.rfoE>r. yesterday afternoon. ~ fine boy
about ID years oi a-e oas nm oyer by truck loaded
with urge block of marble. in Governerr--t The
vince. passed over one of bis l,l.. crushing in FL
hooking manner Re wa. conveyed 20 the City Ho..
p.t.lmaeery critical situation.