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The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23

Mr.. Ei,or: On Thursday afternnnn
last, !, with several others Visited tn. Male
Academy in this place. under the ta,or.b,p
Of tho Rev.. r. w. Freeman To- witness,
not an examination Of IN. pppl- although
Il was the last day of the Wnier Se,.,u,,
but To hear a few Lessons and EXERCISE. aud
such az are heard constantly ~ their or.
der. Osiug to interruptions N the ar,ea.
dance oi many OF the scholars for the last
rhnnih by meiscis, u regular rc.irw could
not have been effected aud therelore II was
Thought best To ONT ihe regular rxam'na.
ton aud not until the evening before was
u thought Of 10 invite any one 10 wilucss
tho closing exercises of the session. The
essrciscs though few ~cra interesting -
Ws ~ere informed Nv Mr.. y. a, the time
Of ihose Ia which Tho scholars were ans,
Deficient aaj winch are ton often nns' nrg.
lecled in high .cho"l.. VIZ: the solid prac-
teal branches of an E,siIsh cduca,i"n.--
Exercises 0f higher or'lrr Gould have
been presented which would have aia,le a
Tar greater show. bu, were deferred hli
another opportunity.
The schaoi is in prosperous condition
aad steadily increasing --g"d order pre-.
walls With discipline mid u practicable,
but severe IL necessary --sn incuicaiion "f
moral sndseligious principles self respect
and laudable cmula,ion annng the sch,.
'sfs-- With prices unohj"c'iouably mndrr.
a'e. The good conduc, of Tho school aud
tho certain progress of the pupils co"s'i.
tnte claims such Ns WV trust nm intelligent
community will not fsil !" ackn"wlcdge.
Oaa peculiar tsai, of Mr.. Fr.cman ~ q
sencher ID that tho small scholars are tnn-i
saFsiuily attended 10 and their rnpid pro
Ercss s'wsys show il his plea !. that if
ior want Of ,ime in hearing the usual NUN.
oes Of ssci,aiions The larger scholars can be
Employee .. something else while the smal
onss srs' beat employed when they have
the immsSlisae attention Of their teacher. |
Tho Summer Session commenced this
week On nonday and is cpru for all who
wish 70 sssis themssIves Of the opportunity.
ss.sssssiz A SPECTATOR. 81
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GDnnG,

ever kept in this place either for wholesale or re.
tail. We would ask those Wishing TO purchase
TO call and examine our prices before purchasing
as we are determined to sell a. very reduced pri.
ces, either for CASH or 10 punctual dellcrs. A.
mong our assortment we will mention few of the
leading articles for Cash AMI every thing else
priced accordingly.
Sugar | lbs Tor 81
Coffee | | lbs for ST.
Moasses 40 cents per gallon
Nails 6i cents per 10
Iron, hammered, 8 cts per 10
do rolled 4, do
Sali 81 per bpshcI, sack g rs
Baeging l6 ,o20
Cisir gs3 cents porlh.
Soal Le,,hsr " Ia %
Negro Shoes so cents to 81
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23

A lite VIII le since, and Inc whole tenor
of public affairs appeared TO be ruled by q
passion for military conquest, in1amed by
the uninterrupted success which had al.
tended the progress Of our arms. Now a
very palpable change has come over the
nariouai heart, and Peace is the dominant
desire OF III. entire Uuion. Whstever
causes may have been at work 10 produce
80 happy IA result, We recognizs in II that
conservative aud recupera,ise power wh,oh
is the bond Of our republican existence and
prosperity. Tire death of Mr.. Adams has
been assigned as a p,ovidenIial dispense.
iion, freeing the hearts oi AMBITIOUS men
l'"m the Influence Of passion, and turning
their uo,lars apdings TO Peace.
The sudden departure nf ure so eminent.
ly distinguished above his spec es al such
ajuncturr, may we'll cause pause in the
rash progress ol selfish aggrandlze n,en,, +,
aud Ie.Iote the and To u proper renllz,.
tlon oi the vanii, of human hopes. Stern
indeed, aud ver~he lining in his gra-ping
ambition, must be he ho could withstand
a providence like this. The Washington
correspondent Of the Evening News, un.
der date llh last, thus describes the ef.
feet which We have endeavorcd TO Intimate
10 our readers:
There is one feature in our history
within the last two years that stands out
III brish. aud beautiful relief from the
smoke ut battle. Il Is that though We
were flushed with sic'ory, the excitement
"f arms ha- died away, and ire noW find
he eat'rs Uaron for peace. There is nu
desIIe IN ,hr part ,d the people longer to
wage The ~ar i"r Conquest"
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LESSONS IN FRENCH.

NVE0NS. DE- RuNCARD will stay in Char
1NA lnt,e until the Is, of August. Those he
wish take lessons in french, viii please call soon
as he cannot take any new scholars after this
week II will no 10 their interest 10 comncn &C
soon. as they have ye, time TO 60 throug reg.
uar course; but by delaying he will be obliged TO
advise not TO taxi any lessons as they would be
spending their money use!essly.
March l6. lSiS
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ioBg dark hair and wears il coeibed over in from,
ami straight downovrr his ears aud the hack pa ri
ri his heah-and wten excited or heated by ex
srcise lis face assuinrs Il .sh and mldy COM
peciion. lie has Il scar on lis left hand and one
upon his right wrist lie has an AKA scar on lis
lett foot ns well as recnllertcd. extending from
ihs cad o his biz zoe 10 The middle of the
foot. lie took with him when he left me goud
PAIR OF cassinesie pauialoons. and COED brow
ovrrcoat aud pair Of hno's. lie may have pro.
cured free papers aud attempted To make his way
To free State. as free nan Of color. or he may
Lave attempted to pass fer white man. which
his color would well Justify Bat am rather in.
clined 10 believe he is lurking about Charlotte
as ; e was raised in that tnwp and has numerous
relations aud acqu enhances in and around thal
plice-or he may be ahou; Asheva, N +. G hav
ing brother living there. Any information res
pect ng him. given 10 me at Concord. n. G
will lie thankfully received And the above re
ward will be given to any person who vi deliv
or him 10 mo, or conine him in any Jail 20 tina
get him.
WV. c. MEANS,
Corcrd. N c., March %. ls4S 2if
7 IL The Carolina WacIinrn and Highland
Messenger will insert he above until forbid.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Revolution i'm France.
ABDICATIoN OFTHE KING.
rIvR HUNDRED srnsoss KILLED.

FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED.
Between = aud l o'cIock las, hight, our
Daliimorr correspondent forwarded u. a des.
patch b, Telssrspi,, WHICH We publish as
iolloss:
There has been Revolution in France.
L'n,s Philippe had abtlicaied the III rome
~ iavor OF he Count de Paris, and the
Dikr de Nrmours was prop ssrd u- Regent
bal rejected b, the people, WIN denand-d
Repn '''can form, of Guscrnmea, aud an
end # the Monarchy.
Tue D'pu'ies opposed Republic, but
we're osefPnwered'by the people. The
tfo"ps al the lins irai-fu-td ~lih the Ma.
ii""al Guards, aud the Nslinnnl Guards
With The people. Al The Ia.l date. ~ Panis
sas Ia The hands ui the National Guard,
and the people.
Apreees>ion passed through the streets
caf,ing the thione cut Of The Thuliefie.,
aud III Triumph, singing The Marselols
hymn.
! lhefe has been fri hiful loss of life.
ana ~ many Instances 'rapp- bave refused
=" afi against The p""plr. Tie rumbeI ol
Killed Is saii 10 be- upw ,fd- 81 five hundred
fiheipnily IN the nri. .hb,uihood of the
Thnillrilrs.
1 It's said thai Gen. Lemoucure had been
either Killed ~ dangerously nrundrd.
nr P""plr hasr taken pn"e sion "f The
! ratlsa,- a u taken up The rails on the ine
10 pfe'r'a the npp,onh { ,fonp..
Z lnr mo- "rir in pas .r,ioa { ,hr Thu.
u efir. nnd haze ih,osu the iuiniiute cut
+ oi iiie au,inAs.
At The l,in" tIhe departure oftie c ~.
bfts, u ws- th"ughi a >i,un. ro,rfln, al
""'hi b'' nsaa II nIni ,rpul'ic -" the
nr"'ri al lln- un,ird States urs penp.ed.
/ iheie vas %. hange IN the Cotton
Market. There AL b IN Slight ad.
+ 'aier. but not -u.'ar.rd. IN acc. uul ot the
4 p"r dr'nand tor IA 'nut.cinred gunl-.
Western .Csool Flour 27-. 10 ~. 81.
X ohnind aud Ai-xandr 2G!s. 10 21!..
\. . Ira.- asd Oatu q. !. 10 26l.. Indian
f Cofa .sr t.ti"n uu qnded.
I ihr farnch news l. uncunnecied. Tie
Royal Fauiiy ~rie safe a, late dates,
/ bai The R-s"inii n ras nncherked.
Tmef., Bnlra and M,e were proposed
as A'nisie,s, bui rjreI.d by The people,
aud p'acaids luru down.
/ LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO
faos rnE y. rIcArcss. ExrsA, eF A.scn :.
the steamship New O.i-a"s aftl,ed al
a s.ftk H...r L.. ~.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
NOTICE..

Al persons i,ieb'ed to me by Book Account
are earnestly ,clue.ied 10 come forward and set.
tie Immediately, as am determined to have my
hooks cps,d si'her by Cash. Notes or Judgmen,s Is
by the Isl day o. April.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Jan. l3 1913 l5tf
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
SPRINGS 4 RssASyLEY

NM OULD respectfully inform the public that
w they have associated Themselves togeth.
or In business and would now say that they havo
the most extensive and intend keeping the larg-
est assortment of
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23

~ wcask atten,lon TO our new Terms
20 bo foaad un 'cr the Prospectus: il viii
BE- discovered that We oif'r Encouraging IN.
ducemen,s to pcfsons TO club; and nus is
the i.ms every man should have paper, as
. Presidents. i campaign is approaching,
not exceeded in tho Interest Il will excite.
BY any which has proceeded Il.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
THE TAYLOR FLAG HoIsTED IH $.
CAROLINA.

CAROLINA.
The Charleston Patriot Of Tuesday last
flung ou, the Taylor hIg with the follow
,ag announcement
"On the return Of the birth day oI
Washing ton--,ad tho anniversary Of The
glnfipus co nlct at Biena Vista, rc place.
the hero # fhH riefory ai the head oi our
columns ss the Peoples candidate for Pres.
Idenl. The truthuiuess and simplicity ot
The character al General Tsyioi's life
the integrity of hrs hdraciet-his deierni.
nation IN batile--his mpdera Ton IA Veto.
:, his clear perception aud bald adsoca.
ct of tru h. AMI his patrlniic Devotion, IN .
ifammlIed by party bands 10 the country
hr has 50 nnhiy served, all cnmbne TO re.
Conurnd bun, at lh,s cti,is, as the man
most deserving of tte Chei Magisirucy
of the American Republic.
Ciu,ing with the following prophesy.
lluniteds of Journals. like the South.
ern Ps,tini, wilt, We thiuk, he soon found
Throughout the broad cxpinse of our land,
resp ,uiing Ia the actlnma.ion OF the Pso.
pie "Wcli DONE thou gnnd and faithful
rvant-thnn hast been faithful over few
,hlnss. We wall IN Ike thee ruler over many"
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
VOTE on THE TREATY WITH MEX
ICD

The New Ynik lleiald has received
f'om Washington, the inllo~ ing statement
pITp"riug 20 he ta,,hul expose ot The
''.Ie an the treaty. aud Of the provisions
al the ife-ly i's.li.
March 10. The treaty has ju., beer
raiii Il With modlfi ailnns. The Senate
ihr.e f"utih- ni All hour ago, took the Il
nal ,oi-, and Thea adjoufuod over iii Tues
day. The /, ,JIucli"n Of secrecy has no
bren removed. The vote ) ovd thirty
seven 10 fifteen.
Fur Senators were absent, namr'y -
Ne..fs. Phelps, Pearce, Clayton, Wings
Houston, Dtm.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
APPOINTMENTS nY THE PaEsInEN-

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Byand 9th the adries and eoasen. Of the Seaase
Ambrose II Sewer. of the State of Ar.
kansas to be Comnissioiier Of the Uniied
States, vi h the rank of envoy e,traordi
nary aud minister plenipo,en',cry, to tbs
Mexican repohi,c. ...,
Robeu II Walsh, Of the S Sa'e Of Pens,l'
vania, 10 be secretary Of legation of the
United States to the Mexican Republic.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
COLUMBIA, MARCH le.
$26 REV

ND ED ANAWAY from TIE snb.criher.
! !: !: !: ]; : {: !:
SySA ao residing near Concord. North.
Ejb Carolina, about the lst Of Der-Inb,
fsN list. negro hoy hy the name Of JOHN
m John is very bright colorod mulatto
III is about FIVE feet 10 or II inches in
- height. straigh, and well built has
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23
M,iori,y for tie Treaty,

Msiority for tie Trea'y, Q:
Annn2 those voting for the ratification
are iiuf who spike against 1t. OF the
four Senators not voting, two are alb.
sent from the city-Messrs Houston aud
Pearce.
The Charlotte journal., 1848-03-23

In assuming the Editorial chair Of the Journs,
We mako few remarks. Illustrative Of the course
VIC intend TO pursue !; and rs it is professedly a
political paPeF. We shall allnds fret 10 It's
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Proclamation,

T. to,,. yorss C,e.>,uoz Of cA< STAT, Of Ser York
The wear which will econ be added 10 the Pssihs been
10 u. PEOPLE Of he State eninsray suspicious Plenty hss
crowned ar has besc jasy rewarded. AID
.very:h,nx around 10 evidences hesihy and enduring
prosperity War with all ia attendant evils, nss ps'sed
.vsy and Peace honorable welcome has been re-
stored The MEANS Of educson and al he advantages Of
Intellectual progression, have been enjoyed By US 10 az
eminent degree and the Future 1 Of hope and promise
A. Christian people, we are sdnosisaed IA; nese
blessings are the gifs Of oeneaeeri God and ~hie We
thus rejoice In His bounty shoold not forget the homage
due from grateful hearts
hercsors respectfully recommend 70 the people Of his
State to act apart THURSDAY, TIE TwESTYTgRD Day 90
NoyEzsgs next 10 be observed dag o. Public Thsnks
glvrg oALxieH1Y Cos and hss with such Thsna'gving
5s mingled PRAYER HIN who holds 10 R.s hand. The
ossnes Of nsaons tr the continuance Of hose blessings
which have been AID stIl % shuncsniy sbovered
upon
Ia testimony whereof caused he pyy sea Of he
State ~ be here1nio stxed. Witress ny hand, 81
Ls the City Of Albany this i've iyeighih day o. oeo-
osr 10 the year Of our Lord one thousand eight nun
d,.s and s,,4v-s,ybt JOHN YOUNG.
By The Governor H.xSy V. Cor. Pnvsis secretary.
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Bsirs and xnho and J; e perhaps for nj. 'as' ls
Government ready TO send division mo these
iaces wh.eh ms, leave Lisbon IN few Gays nc
Prozressstes OF their SIDE make their .'o
..d only wait tie east favorsae movement n spen "
,hox themselves To influence pubic cpinion' me-
hs-e as; appeared two Republican loarnA.' ne ~
,efe- .ud The Fse-si sad Deno-'c Perfafn.i ~niea'
though published ea1des..nely, are rea4 y = -
word D.scouieui e tay a. IL hight AID iae o.na
march q ne Go-erunen; IS very far iron 'es'oI-n-
eousssrce Mouev becomes scArcer every asy. Ilc
oscehoaers have lot been paid for eisni m1n'a' 20
s-e il the naos. dreadful misery Sank bills EoliH 81
francs are only worth = silver frsncs IN TIE market
ssldsnhs always JEALOUS Of Cosis-Cs5re- aA' accom-
D.nea Is .nrr-ues and kss Amos; forced ne -seh
. send sway The after. ~ho Els; GUT Ls1on LIS
sTer.nz lis stay a. Ns5ri W. n0i o. Of oHs alfs
ron. for Re vii gave to return 70 Ls5on Il ne lona
o. January for tt opening Of iAe Chsmler' sna 'Hen
he WI szain p; everything in Psy 70 attain power
Tbs VII be Tery easy 70 hin. Ter CosisCs're' !
true carpet knight
Tough, also 70 tel you tat the Democrats party
augment. every day.
Ths "a Prince De Joinvle and 1is wife are nome H.
AMY expected st Lisbon.
Ps-The police have rs; made desceri on ne
house Of private mao named Portugal tPTosros''iJ
and hsre seized there srea, number Of srHas Their
posscssor had time - save himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

This eldest and IN many respects nobest OF the
New States Of the West is about 70 choose Dele
gates 20 a Convention which is 20 assemble within
a few months and reform her State Constitution
For this there are several urgent reasons. The
present Constitution was formed some fifty years
ago, and is in many respects behind the inteili-
gence Of the age II gives the choice Of nearly all
County officers TO the Legislature; makes the
Governors term FIVE years subjects the People
TO the demoralizing excitement Of three-day Elec-
tons, &c &c Ii needs a thorough revision. and
is toerably sure OF it.
The question which dwarfs all others, however,
is that Of sffxing legal limit TO the duration of
Human Slavery. OF this the Kentuckisns say
litte but it is evidently in the thoughts OF nearly
all. No arrangements, connivance, saving over,
can suffice to keep it down. The advocates and
antagonists of Slavery alike feel that 6 struggle
is inevitable. Each may fancy that il can do bet
ter in the Delegate Elections by hushing than by
aeitating the Slavery question-and here We think
the Emancipationists egregiously underrate their
own strength--but whenever the delegates shall
have been elected they will be openly classified
as advocates aud opponents Of perpetuating Sla-
very. SINKING iii Otuei anu ehOuiu
the Emancipstonists fail il will be mainly because
they have not met the issue promptly, boldly and
thoroughly, avowing their purpose to sihx a limit
20 the duration OF Slavery, aud challenging gain
savers TO open discussion.
We noticed recent meeting in Fay cite Coun.
Is, comprised Of Shareholders aud their devoted
adhecents, which gravely resolved that the day
Tor Emancipation IN Kentucky had passed-that
il could not be effected when the number Of slaves
in State had become over twenty thousand
Utterly denying the sounduess OF such logic,
and insisting that the more slaves the greater is
the necessity Tor their Emancipation, We YET
trust that the protest will he remembered and
that the country will take care togusrd against the
entrance into the new territories Of an institution
which, the more formidable and peulous 1t may
become, IS by so much the more invetersie sud
irrevocahle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

This day has been designated by our constitn-
ted Authorities as that Of Annual Thanksgiving.
Heartily approving the practice Of setting apart
one day in each year for the public and general
recognition OF our common obligations 10 the Cres-
Tor and Preserver Of all for His blessings
and numberess we commend 10 all department
behttiDg 50 solemn a festival We trust our
citizens generally will attend their respective
places Of divine worship this morning, and there
listen 10 fuller and more emphatic presentment
Of the reasons for gratitude 10 Heaven than we
have time or space to give That our Country
within the last year has been delivered from the
gait and woe Of farther prosecuting unjust and
needless Wn-thst the earth has yielded her
harvests abundsntIy-that Pestilence has been
comparatively unknown and Health very general
that Plenty has usually crowned the exertions
OF the husbandmsn-snd that Education, Know.
ledge snd Religion have extended their sway
during the year just closing-these are the most
prominent reasons for thankfulness, and they are
abundant. We trust few will feel disinclned to
obey the suggestion Of the Governor-snco it is
but recommendation and not a commsnd-by
uniting in the observance of Thanksgiving
W. .hsll $50. 20 Evsnnx Ediuon To Day.
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Proclamation.

ADeas Joss Youss. Governor OF tns stsis nss oes
naled Thursday the twerty-thfd Of November instant
.. day Of Public Tbsassgiving. Now. therefore
Ireoonnend 1pon thai day, the people Of this City
syspen5 ordinary svoosoDs cose their piscss Of b.
and with their felo~czens lhrOag houi the
State IN observing the Religions Festival 90 appointed
10 sddit0o 10 TIE numerous and abundant cs1ses u
ibsnsalpsss have 10 common with hem. and conspc0
among which Ia the restoration Of peaceful relations
between our o~p and Republic, we have enjoyed
peculiar blessings 10 exemption during the year past
from epidemic diseases and most o. the cslsmites which
dent social condition i,s therefore especially
a. should assemble together and Offer up the Ok
pTsssons Of gratitude the Divine bensbcsnce for tse
msrciss BY which have eep thus distinguished
oge1 under my band the Mayors OTce 10 the CRY Of
New-York this zls day Of November, N the year
IL Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and tory
.izht WIN r HAVMEYER. Mayor.
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Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pun. .DEI PHrA. "Wednesday No

Correspondence OF me lriDuue.
PHILADELPHIA Wednesday Nov. 22-P. NJ.
The Flour market has been dull today, and the
only sales some small lots good brands for home
a; 81 fair shippiag brands freely offered at
3li without finding buyers. Rye Flour Is nominal
AZ Is. Corn Meal 10 moderate demand and 400 bbls
sold a. 50 Whes, dull and some GOO bushels sold
llOdll cts for Pennsy lyans reds and ll6 cts for
white COn-Not much selling; sales of 600 bushels
reported al O. o. cts for dat and round yellow
and s. 8 Ct for new Oats-A cargo Of Virginia sold
At q Cotton has been active and 500 bales changed
hands AZ CT advance. Nothing doing in Groceries
or Provisions Whisky Is firm, End bbls are he'd At
"a cts
sAIgs or srocys-FrH B0ayd-30O state o. .6l
5Ol City 6s rs 99f 400 City Gas 6s 100 400 Lehigh
Interest SO ~ L : Loan, -. o.. l07i 1000 Z : do
g. 80 " 10 Com Bank sol Union Bk, Tenn 40
10 Western Bank ~ 80 Girard Bank lOs 100 Le-
high Mort Loan, -0i 500 State s., ~. l0 Camden
Bank iOt.
S,oopd Boara-5OO q : Loan, o. Of. IJ7i 1000 do
DO lO1t ] Penn Bk -5l 90 Lehign Interest %
50 Treas Notes, l0j 600 state 6s. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the day OF the Presdeu-
tsl election Muniordsvile, Ky ARRAY took place
between Mr.. Frank Sufy and Capt. Gardiner Of Com
psny X Kentucky Volunteers In which Stihy stabbed
Gardner and killed him instantly Gardiner
Loco and the affair grew out OF the excitement OF
election
SERESADE TO Miss TAYLOR.-The Fillmore
Rangers OF the First Municipality gave last night At
the 81 Charles Exchange. serensde 10 Miss Elizabeth
Taylor daughter Of the Old Hero. The band engaged
on this occasion made most splendid music.
~ o Times. Eth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

~ A. ExrF~sf.t ArcIroN >Aif ~ e.ssa1i So..sr,
az M.hossny F0uiure. nfh.y cnvei m s1c.,st q.
modern styles sons Of which - extremely fies al -
fil P.no'c't-' AMI uch orn-men'a sni ls-ii a's..s
nl.bine sooi. wIl axe place a. ne C0iseun HI q
Bfosdwsv. On Frita, the .fih irsi ~ 81 Efv-
Also large suf beautiful coscon u rich Cslssss AZ
Par- faa-s aruce. such pap ef nscbe n a. sh ~
ire screens. poy.. beaquia msriei c.QcA ke a.
And We would remars th,lthe furniture "a. n 20 ..u
f4cur-d for suction ssies bar ui-nis. sssy tr
the Broadway trade ard Ia been broggh, % !. ssnre,
under peculiar circumsisroe. Persons de.Tets q On.
chs.u. such Articles sii rad th. an excesu elrlsssf
Of obtaining them much lower than he uigt VIZ -,
must - -old without reserve.
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THE WOOSTER BANK ROBBERY TRACED-THE
RossEH EsoAPEp.-The following i an extract from =
letter from gentleman In Wooster % dated ith inst
at viii be recoilected that the Bank was robbed
here some time since, OF large sum in gold ell COZ
No trace has been since obtained Of the perpetrators
until last night when the culprit detected. who
proves 10 be julius Moore, formerly respectable
young msn The whole OF the money was recovered,
except g. 3O--that hal been spent tie was put under
bsl for ris at Court .or 800 only and may be in
terred made biz escape the evening TO parts un
known" Cincinnati Globe 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Receigis raha ne past q Aous-FLouR, H. 100 bbls
CoRs. 900 bush BAILEY, 500 do-Ths demsnd for
Flour is isir q, steady prices In CoSN there were
sales Of 500 bush good mixed at IS cts BAILEY j..
scarcely active We notice sale. Of 1000 bush in
GLIDING 2rowed At IS cts, aud irowed at o.. OATS
rernsin about the same 81 80. with sales 5000 bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Nothing Of importance has happened ia this
country since my lasi letter and . appearance al Is
calm; Notwithstanding. W. NAY Al ary moment issue
ron hs state Ire different parties only wa. favor
able moment 10 set AZ present each party works for
Itself for the coalition between TIE Mgreites and the
Prosessses broken for ever II presence Of The fool
sh hopes o; the frst party dsy to bring back Don
Ngae. 20 Portugal Thus this ncorrisibe and fanatic
party now seek, to kince civil in he Provinces Of
'Prcsssy