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

:, M NiNNULE ~AF I~s-1IT = z I-7TTlE -
= Thinking due Dob yOu and precautionary measure o.
all tluess persons. hereby certify mat hll DO nc aif
are n h ls n iy Store. one 0l your Sales lN iefs pa
Tent m - most es 10.. part ofthe frefherp oeng ARE
Quantity of 0l dlrrfy u ilOlt and OYeftr1if wcn WI
on Gre created lIe-- -a' leunz re- -sie m sic ~
gree fli cd ore Do or lYry rhi hours a.tf e ~
I'D f,-a ID paris Of DE SAFE was Glfe Narli ply ie
-.-s,.-l.-'rI 1900. T. EORlLE.
t-.Ir certify i8 Che above. a'I lfrfler. nat J
f,i o, ia lie .1rl- z of safes 1 Nr tnorls store De
.rovd b, I'D. af fls same tme yarfe Kept nay PaPer
and booss ana is above vas s result VI ialr
thereby certify that purchased from BIZ !, & hcfihs
f 81 -. above sai-s ard clnsler D. poor economy 10
~ ~- st THORN.
lrye assortment o. DE general sama der Safe ar
,.~t3 IL H. eo1 in every respect 10 thOse ailuced %
So. Fan only be mad q Tie Subscriber al the od estsD
sbed depot 81 AMI Ss Waierst y Y and Of IA seino'
ized agents ihrou ghoug he country. - ,,,.ao,ua
is7 lneodkfgW siLAs = hEnAA''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

THr NFw-OHLsASs TELEGRAPH LNE VIA rus
. .l,t l-,, ,FenrnIi- received to-day. show tnai
IN, Nr, O-.,n. Telegraph Is working surce--ialy 20
that point on the a.-.- pp THE ne runs ron Lo-
isvil,, Nashville CD Tu-cumb.a. Alabama -ni olln'
bus n Ni---s' rri on it- roIte g. -liii d. aug .-
risi,cr of the line 20 New Orleans las AT Ie poet- % p
and viii -oon be- m flu operation to the Crescent lHy
The line now working from Phia1e1.a % PIE -.i' Z.
shout 1870 miles long aud b pare Oh ile Ai-tn.-.
Lake and Mississippi Lines consiTuc.tl ~ '.. -
Columbian Telegraph. invented oy Zoos barnes =
Prom Memphis 10 NcwOrleans dispatches arc Joy" alu
"a by stesmhoa,s-thus shortening the comnunicauel
between New Orleans and the northern parts OF lh'
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

- There was an immense crowd at the Chr
pcse Museum, Ph..a. on Monday night, TO listen
toEx.Goveraor JoyIs of Team. Col. joins SWIFT
presided When Gov. Jones had completed his
speech he was followed by Gen Leslie COMBS OF
Kentucky aud Hon. JAMES COOPER OF Po.who has
jus, returned from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

/ = 81 n r-I-f7 ID r-Ver VlfsT rs 4oTIa1Ie lp n
49,. f.r arn. -il1l i1 a.lv isuce ~ barre. laD u--d
49, ~ III i.is ar- 3 .lel cr opp cllln
. ii t.e cslary ol Ees lr pal, as wei as Gu q
-fr. tqdrHr D. c.ears-s '- h cam lns eil 1l r. =,
l-i m, Boz asst several years Price 81 wim islc- 90
V-srr-rTs az alu able luxury for the SOUTH prce -
a. s.o ri sale by WALTER ~ GIBSON, a, the Office 81
he Diaphragm Fier, So Broadway next above II ares
Hotel Filler cent ~ any PLn u The ulor myl9 colin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Ncw-YOrh WuIer-CHre establishment
4. %. Prir-0n. M. pr0prtetor.-l-- e-.al..
.arf .s uu town Iu Gf tle fll- nrisil- anu N-A
la- 0r -ae ctr, containing come l,y roo 20 " 90
private ufr8r- good Table iIl llfa-s, ~ li-' "-D
.s1s5 200, plain ..af Also l1e lrral cement for 1a. ii
8 .rl I'd Easl Fo1ueeatl-s- near tllon-s4lae, n I've
ForE .-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
GENERAL NOTICES.

-... ,t.-.,,,t...i-r. mud Publishers. f0wL.ss
r-r- 49, F...., ffiufrtn 4 ourunnv.-Ar Assess-
49,. ~ ~. l.'f III , .tr tt .,.-.f la -.gi.-,.I
-.t , - Il s,-a f... -l d.y of Iuue ista 20 ,.e
ID i-.'' l'. N.' ..- ll .. ~. d. u, N, ...i,,
P.-.lf.I IL b' urlcf Ni -- D,iII .i H.,..,' ~
iiy - ~" Z 20 - .'-''' '-'' ''
a., a., ,,,.. ~ p.,,r, tef pr,,t
,,ay aas constantly hand comr e assortment of p l1
Futs I'D L- H'' Do mi. liic'I' t.+ +tI'' '.t p'i- '
taken 1a Flt. made % orir t1o n aIi cis-' v ft
20 give shi-it.lpi- h'i 20 t-..-.l. .a" ID, .i1 p
lcr af L EACH and Die QIaiuss 'or Flute ans Guitar also
books OF r.rIclu by Cuiou, Nicholson ari oAis, iaf
music stands Ar J.'u
,..--., .....,. ,..., d., ,r..,.
O. DIRECTIONS Tor fhntr.-f ''-'' u" '.
N.t having D ..n.s. H'i eyer '-'.. '-.
during Deer passage li case oi ~it. f'N' oi l''' 10
c1..t- 'nli a- -HIl.'i.- no .H5 pr. .. e-,
AT vessels from hNt f0Hr DID ~ '' ,,"1 f''''-.
Fl .h they must pass SCUM 4" ,t'r hti.'f''. "-
hrff e.l iUe tfr oi May avg .' l0'n s %" n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

pa NJ i.i - .,o d exhibitor, of ,sork
N arf or rY.rioses-F A. ARIALIi, pfopue.of on ~
Lafayette Bazaar lf3 aud 5' Broi "t,, h4.l.4 .ep &
-or l7 Broadgvav lafe Nsr4Ial- jewellery and uaft
l . -.--l prt ~ bis goods there, low drslfp-.
~ - of three % sndd ro0ms about iuD teet deep afh
I'd broad n store l5l broal"ty - D'Ai ii p" wv
& ~, ~ b. IA Il or exhibition of goods or clrOsiles,
Ienr 10 each uer-1u distinct counter or CON- phii.h
Slim cases and I'D Other necessary conFelrncrsi l'IuHt
..- rurer1re. sc. af very nclriat c-ai-1 iNt' you
succeeds admirably lu Europe, ald De- dvNps Peg % u't,
$50 .ca-i l-re as m.ied number Of stands VIII De ir
m r..--ps iu geue- trades cuy. Lary appchitI J. ne
re..ary For firler parcaiars Apply al tle Bi<a1.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

I. -,I rI. ual.c -Ifaf oulgE .y -r great a n
.I ~ r.rr N.lsurr soar Lamps -Dfy tt4 nv D.
-- r,rIav r.v 10 70 iif Broadway, nrN cJ1f l1 ihf
r-.av-rv HOi-s where ladies' al1 gentlemen ere l-t
.-,. .- .l..-c f.-lr L-lfa t4- irs''l oi -.i.-
~ f.. r~.a.l n-.t.l. ttfr has now become on e-. ID
,.... f-. f.lit fe-r ftrr- give ~ - i- ceN -i-
.- ..o-4 EEDlCOrr l. SUMNER 'i broti"-3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

SURVEY or the COPPER MISLs.-Dr C.. T. JACK
soN of Boston has arrived ia Washington 70 make Pee
narration Tor biz tour westward The Government has
chosen him. in conjunction with pr. D. ID OWES TO
make survey of ODD the r. lion- ol Lake superior ana
the waters OF the Upper Nss.-sipp- with rsiefeAce
more particularly 90 minorals Or Jackson VIII survey
nh. Lake superior Land District. which includes me
northern part of Michigan This is very impoftfn,
mission and the rcporr- when made ana printed VIII
be- of great service 90 the country I-ey Mii emu.
a variety %. departments in science. ta'l I'nA.
Cwlsr HrA1rSG TITS ~icK.-lhc s'cs brought POP
Jesus are arranged FOO groups aud ere disposed 70 iA'
disadvantages Aln and again we sfrote to oi-,o',
fhe ma-.cr-1rJup tle p.ctr hrt failed 20 N' s'
sacl succeeding one upon which our eye rested s'el
f0 br as l trss as ir predecessor 80 true 70 N''l
IS the exhibition tist tle adm.rer can read ih' nam
ud character of each as readily g the printer thr
than the painter bad been employed n tne ties OBJ p0i
uayuE Toronto Christian Nu'i"'--' W..
FIRE Is AKRoN.-We learn by O.. ecrapmc
patch that destructive IRE occurred IN Akron li-'
n.ht s large number OF the most valuable Dl.- il7
In the uace were destroyed including the Once ol '"e
S.mm Bqc04 OF whicn our lel los, citizen CO.. D,N.!
was copoprctor. Columbus Si''e jour
- 4 brick block Of line urocclfied dweli'ni :
hsa-es was destroyed by FIRE in Fast Boston ye'ttrlay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

DrsrucruE FmE-Tle Catholic Church situ-
ned al the Junction Of York and Lafayette sts New
Haven. was usumcd by fire on sunday night last
Btof the alta and other church furniture was saved
The loss is estimated 40 5000. Insured for SLOW
;22lOst the New Haven Mutual Office, $500 40 the
NfIdIr-fx Mutual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
Or. PriestIey's Prediction of Convulsions in
Europe.

On the lst OF November l'9l. DR. Pries,lcy
dedcaied To the People Of Enslanl an Appeal on
lie .uajec, Of the Riots i'm Birmingham In which is
suud the following remarkable passage, and oder il
"a "a. qr,,1,,,. Coz ,,bHcstion HB
sThe enormous expenses Of al modern European
Governments have opened tlc eyes Of mc1 10 tne n"
tale and uses of Government IN general ana ia con
scuen. OF THE the whole OF the Gotnic ttutN y :
I'm embracing matters both of civil and ecc.esiasO
al nature j. beginning % shake - ~ FOUNDATIONS
hs vii ncccs srly produce couyullon tn'i WI y.
tt IN every ststc IN Europe. al nations must ",h
nstcly bc benefited by it though thcy may s'",I oi
the temporary shock But be assured thar iho-c couu
tues val sucr the least in which great fepo
vi b. prevented by temperate and seds9EGDt r,p'Ns
SE.5ary r..
GEN. "CAr.oyNNr-TMis.' We find the ioi
lowirg very cavalier notice Of distinguished
Loco Foc0
GEN. j. NJ CoNNANprR-Yc Yesterdays moil came 90 us
irtghted with most Important document nothing less
than fruuune iamicnto from the distinguished nalvl
us whose name craces the head OF this paragraph 10
viii doubtless be- highly gratifying 10 the numerous
friends of Gen COMMANDER 20 learn ihst though We
have no room for 90 big "a swell inside the columns OF
tie Wgearg we nevertheless gave it ful swing outside
BY forthwith hanging il up on our bulletin board N
koa OF the Office IN elevated position worthy Us H.
hstriou origin where IL remained during the entire
day swinging gracefully and attracting crowds oil
salniring readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
cTATIONERS wAREnoI- y AID B 5-l ,,i,

pOlK MkVJFACrORI u. Mlidea-lsle.-Iee So
- -. I've nov ou hini large s-sornlelt VI sA
800 IN every szr CIllfy and style ~ pl.il.s i--
t,-. ..-.ori81ks fJr d. 90 F-. 20 IL ~ ~ r.
'r-,..,..-l Other .l-irres. h00s. ruled and ooi'--
, iar E, t,. 's. -rvs - .1.v prces- c-aIneft % go
se.-rIrroa Cheap cl0 and .st-er ps er. ,4-4pF
..1-r.t tolris Cocoon .l.. DC fhAN'l' ,-,{ i-''.
g Nsrsrtr 1ir.rs -,lLalers, % y ll-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
nAPrR, pAPER. III Accoanl. -. ~ 2 =

- r.rcf.. 'bv FRANCIS s. LOUTREL, ~ Maiden
We sel az ssale AMI retail every sye "i "
ne and Wrapping Papers, ~ manufacturers Pncesi cap
sr and note D4rers i great variety, some very cnrtp
BLANK BOOKS all aud styles Oi bnonE booAs Ien
and bound t0 any pattern. Lerr-'oplns Pre-sr-! " i
in..I rrc.-. Nafara Seal Presses Improved Mtni'd
-rar WRITER'S tn cash and deed boxes goa pens pore
f,-. u,e stands envelope Of every -ke ana siyt'
,.ourr.r letter ani note papers, writing de-As &C &C.
-ross vino renurs arIces 0sr line M please examine
. s-ock ,s lave now 0u hand, which flr qualify nnd low
1900. a-e 'rrs.f-.n-.ef- FRANCIS o. LDJIkkL,
oh -faaoUrrs N 81 a4leu-lsue-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

EsTTNDNE-% CURED without an opefat on.-Di
OWN FIELDS A. GO. Ccus.s as4 thy- c.hl'' respect
n Office i1 Wafel-s 40 d.. where hey VIII attend tp a
rf. NJ Diseases 90 lr eyr il successful manner slch a.
e.rs .. .f.- of adj nls einHufJss opacity, Ani fiia
-,-- ina4rasflu and erlnIanOr of every descnploh
An m thsf have despsred Df having your sight restored
'-' DR. VIM FIELDS co.
D......- s-.rrao-st No d rnv1f Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
FlREWOKKS.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS.

WHOLESALE OR hf TAIL.
- L. gULTEE, llh Ch1thaul-st tcouer 81 OfAng"J o.
4 ers 10 he public he following snces Al le lowest
p0ss BILE rates go,
For Exhibition and DIspIays-Chnese fans, Maltese
crosses Mexican SUMS palm trees concentrated horizontal
and xerucsl Wheels CapuCts globe pieces ia'gf OcAtf'
Roman cand le- ard lum.naiions Of various coora
smaller u Oiks for the lrsde--pne ounce, ounce ~
TO-. and ID. rockets 3 o, b I'D, u sAd ID ba hoihAn
candles. .
seems Traneles ChIneseRocket AMI
Mines VI sergens, Scroll Wheels Fancy FirewOrks,
rorbiilOns. I'm NheeBi funA oi 1.sue ~"
Si.-e,ns NJ ,roons Seu,suts, blc-IIesdeTs, and
gi,Yr pnl. win or Blue Lishts, general sss0rf-
,IfhoYt handles Toueiosa, ment appertAnina
BenF0las, Puicfsi 20 we Dus'hos- Il, .
Chinese Rockets and FIRE Crackefs' nos sho = ~ W'
low e-t market puccs-by me boa. Cd.
Clv.f -.lrfry dealers viii fnd n sdvantage 10 call
and erarine before purchasing elsewhere mElH WHY'S
.NIREEyOltIl-.- Tile undersigned have on hsnf
4 and olef sale large ard choice assortment 81 iis
most lraaf Fireworks offered to the pubic Also
Canton fire crackers. Josstcks Ac Orders nom me epuu
rrv vil bs carefully n.ched su1 shipped WHOM eAfa
charge The lnders ut have alsO De store Al offensive
a,ofrnent Of Groc,res Fruits, Wines Tees, Cotees ga
yas sauces and minnie variety Of I'll The hne hh,s 10
he lne Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire spflls Wa
MA fsfo ~ ChsfhsIn--f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

~ yynter-Cure establishments, Oyster Bay,
Z h u miles -rYm Nrsr-i .-JufL ,HlNt tD -A..-.t
of Tire Wlc-Curs NluIt. Htl4-b1't % iis ~
.c Sc Editor OF fIe W-er-Cure J1urIi - ti - pr
American practitioner 0. i0e rev mD-t ana D. r. 30
a.s0a pupil 0. Prrssll- q, receive pllels A. rs
g. -4 ~'' - je5
- Round-HIT Wnter-Cure lIctreat.-Iais H. il,
st--ror s ucsfel u of lle most 1l-A1iA 'e.l-,
Nra-lg..Ial, and 0u a Commanding tl., ~. 49,,
from the VILLAGE 10 Northampton. Mass. ing 49,. ~.
tlrrnerIv occrpe "a as the Ruund-H school, avg so-'
Communications l0r uelry two hundred periol-. 4, .
~ flr 90 t0 80 acres in extent. ana ihc r'Al
a-f.fIv .uurI I'D win water from more uAn ~ -it W.
III. .-f..s- whose fe.. rrrlrlre II lntft'l F. -l-l
&c .r-rl-.. I'll. urourrur- announce Lial -l-t 10y .
.I Fed arrlr concerts h Dr. DrAl. i,...ai.. r. -.
.o,vn y j. pto VIII reel lie % lr la-..i--'l' ..- ~
,t,.fltt- sunerIrt.r.t nrt O tfe utl.i i pr 49,.
.-ior ,,I-1 d. Had of Nurnsnpul d. " oolN.u' l-.
W.-..,f. +',.r,faI Norce-fer. .i5 been en- h-ei p
.....,.. I.ue.-lr. .rf ..e llrcsIc hL,lIs -F .-'
r-.-r. "a Cerf Rr.r.rer flrIarlF oi ,r "a tD il.
y.r..rirtar Dr. J. a. CaslsfiHss, ir .-f - ~
III. -.- Ii ,.--.,. lv railroad CON Neiv-l orA- q =
t.re " Boston by easy liY- ilit -.- ~ .---,. T.
4, r.... ft. moi o v o. slrtrHr rr-fei- .Ni pr. .--i
.-, rf.I-.,..-- treatment ur u.t.r".-t, NA. --'
.,..e Ii q mos p --sta1r re-Hf Q. ft.-- +a..--
-...rt ar a .l. .r Tor .e.--lel -- lii'lles SOY.
.s country lnr summer r.' tAi-.-l. 2. .- l - -.
..sl.1. be- found Id tre lr.tri --.e-' A-- ~
-, 49, ,.. .-.I-.r.ert VIII pc rrltr-l % ii'-- 4t
-t---l r.,,-,--.I.. r.-Ju iDf fle seekers spi 'At
.... i. -.-..-,- Itfers addressed i1 eillef ~ l-
1I,-.,-. sf Srr-lrflr1r ~ inquiries lL-e q. a e--tA
- mr. : 49, B.sfou. vl.l receive prolip1 i-ir.i-ll
Northampton Mas. May % l'i.- --'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

~ We learn from Hell-Gate Pilot That the
aoop Emerald of and from Hoddam for Ncw-fork with
,earso Of stone was sunk oil New Haven and all hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

DoAVD- large pleasant room. in desirable .o
= $3.50 ie.2 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

RTtFIFIAI EA - made and Inserted by ~
a GRAY ll Grtnl-sL the only maker oi ne human afl
fcls exc BIZ the United STATES Any person uial "shr- 70
be- ,.-0 suited with superior article and wei hhshel
Should always apply t1 fhe msher who has been i me
srt above fity year-P Once hours from l0tof O'Clock
N.Y. IInf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

f,s Phrruoiosi-r. and Publishers, tovL1ss IL
.yfiLs. Clinton ff1I. $50 trssa1-st ". y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
CnHAP .rMlIER -CLOTnING.-TleH &C

INOR SUMMER WEAR large es.orireni q
j our -nneror styles IepGy Cloth CaslHcfei- Si"fiNo'
Csfef iu Linen Sack aud DOsays, &C. 81 usual no
-. r,es mon L. have gvrl celebrity ~ the esaDisa-
- kNM T. JESNiNO3 eco.
"a ~ Broadway, American HOtel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

ERBAKn-A suite of ruoins either Tor gent cren and tnsif
Gkwtr, or gentlemen. W.fh every comfort desirable ~
make an agreeable home Apply ~ liI Woosief-,i near
Illfrsfnr irI- Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

GENTLEMEN HAVING BOoNS o.. cav eri "
N They wish i' dispose Of mas se1d tieii .' il- p
.-,-a I1q Nt..ar-sf mvi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
WANTS.

ksrANTED-A rev solve young men 10 - soltb q
w West ~ agents Cor he sale ~ lew Aad o-si
r,,.-. over and shove rfrr sf.e- - -
a.. rf o. rh-n ,rtrl v m an 0nporunav Of c.-sis
80 n.-r wear some men now Pm e.f employ VII %
hf male over : $40 per ycsf, cfrf ui All expenses
80 ,s- vii have p. d.lrcf u VIII De rrccssarN 20
s t ave al east rrn S5 % g - o. Obtain good hiinz
out Apply ~ FRENChS flh st.ni hs4i, 20 nfO.a~ay
hr rsl. .ratf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

RNOARD-Af b. Rcctmsu.-i. wIlln minutes wsk %
- Wallet nr tae Cily HaiL 4 gentleman rni h. VIC
can Dr.. accommodate win pleasant front room WIN pan
rr'es ana bed 1om attached. Also, several single gentle
mon can h. wei accommodated. If.h or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

:wedaiug nyitsii5s csss' ssaS
w ard Business Cares, engraved arc 49, Soss5sper
vle 40 COR sale, Cafd-enveops
49,. Door-pla,es &c. al o Jonn-st noSSferS
''"A'b David r. HARRISON, CHARLES hAnhiso''
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
LASER.
New YORK, Aug.

New YORK, Aug. 81. 8 P. NJ.
Brown & Shipleys circular, dated Liverpool,
Aug. 5, reports the quotations for cotton as
barely maintained Wheat 6s Cd IS 3D.
Best -four 30s. Corn 81 a 34s. Meal l5s Cd
a l5s 3D. Bacon hams % 35s. Sholt mid
dies 80 Abs Sd.
The affairs of Ireland are greatly misrepre-
scented by the Tory papers. The only actual
disturbance that took place was between the
constabulary and O'Brien, the former endeav-
oring to apprehend the latter. The attack was
unexpected and the Confedera ties were unpre-
pared, following Immediately afterthe issuance
of the proclamation suspending the habeas cor
pus. This is but the beginning of the end Of
millions who are oppressed, and whose fate
cannot be decided by the slight check of few
hundred.
1t is reported that the secret correspondence
of the New York Tribune, written in cypher
! to avoid the vigilance of the British, says tina
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
GEN. TAYLOR In OHIO.

The Boston Atlas publishes a private letter,
addressed to gentleman of that city, from
which we copy the subjoined:
New SIDoN, [OHIo,l July %, 1913.
My object IN writing is TO correct state
ment, not 10 my knowledge as yet contradict
ed, and going the rounds of the newspa pers.
x
No man of ordinary political information,
and in his right mind, unless for effect, and
where contradiction could not be immediate
would at any time since the Utica Convention
have assigned to Mr.. Van Buren, more than
twenty or thirty, or, at'the utmost, forty thou
sand OF the three hundred and fifty thousand
votes of Ohio. | never heard his vote estimat-
ed III any quarter at more than thirty thousand
and, from any indication yet shown, that is
above the mark. My position for Judging is
much better than Mr.. IS possibly can be-
see most of the leading Wing and many o.
the Locofoco State papers regularly; l have
heard by letterand from travellers, within the
last three weeks, from most parts of the State
have been long in the habit of estimating
with considerable success, gubernatorial ant
other majorities, and most willingly rely up
on the estimates set down above.
The Abolitionists of Ohio have compliance
grievously at the nomination of Gen. Taylor
Nothing less was to have been expected. Thei
complaints would have been as frequent anC
loud had Mr.. Clay or Gen. Scott received th,
Wing nomination. They have not voted will
the wing party in single instance for years
take peculiar delight in grumbling at what thu
whig party do, and could not have been induced
to act with wings at the next Presidential e
lection, unless the latter had yielded up thei
cherished principles, and narrowed down thei
platform and their candidate TO a-singIe idea
Abolitionism.
Some dissatisfaction prevails, on account 0
the nomination of Gen. Taylor, among por
ton of the wings in the abolition districts; bu
displeasure at the nomination of Mr.. Cas-;
equally prevails among the Locoloco party
and appearances indicate that the loss to eac!
of the great parties will be about equal on &C
count of dissatisfaction, and that the wing
will carry the State.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-24
SELECT SCHOOLS.
E,he Male Academy aud F.

L nv will Dro volente, commence their Fall Ses-
sions the first Monday in September
The school year consists OF two sessions OF 2S
weeks each; the tuition payable quarterly as hereto
tore. Pupils commence atany time, though II IS
exceedingly desirable and important that they enter
at the beginning of the term when subjects OF study
are begun and classes organized tor the Session.
No pupil will be received for less time than halt
Session. Deduction will be made for absence IN
case of protracted Illness
The Seminary comprises two departments, PRINIA-
Ry and AcADENcAL. occupying distinct yet contlgu-
GUS apartments. being under general superyision
and constituting in reality but schools the studies
of the Primary Department being preparatory to the
more advanced ones oil the Academicai cour Sc
The Academical Department is arranged into three
classes, characterized by the bra nches studied by
them respectively and denoninated ior convenience
sake, the Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
JUNIOR STuDIEs-Ariihmetic. Geography, Ancient
and Modern History, Eng. Grammar, w ats on the
Mind and Natural Philosophy
MIDDLE CLASS-Arithmetc Gsnished,) Algebra,
Natural History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Anatomy, & Physiology
SENIOR CLAss-Algebra ,iinishedl Geometry Men
tai and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Natural
Theology and Evidences of christianity.
The above course is the more common, and IN our
judgment which should in its general outlines,
be pursued by those desiring systematic and thor
ough education.
The Male Academy, designed more particularly
for those Studying the classics, and higher English
branches, will be conducted on the same plan ana
terms during the past year.
Vocal MUsIc-A course of forty lessons, two each
week. will be given out OF school hours. on the ele-
mentary principles of vocal music for those who are
mot members OF the day school as we'll for those
who are. Those who have never studied music as a
science, will find the course adapted to them.
IA EXPENSES.
! Board nawashing in the best OF private
families, per week 49, :. -. 81 %
/ Tuition in Seminary, Primary Department 90
Academical 90
English Branches and French and Latin $50 90
! Vocal Music, tor the course. ...-.... 90
Lessons on the Piano SIS 90; use of instrument Tor
practice 50 90 per quarter.
Nj w Stafford, A. NJ. Principal.
Evansville, Aug Is. 1913.
| ADDENDA-Encouraged by the increasing patron
age during the past year. We have at no trilng ex-
pense, made arrangements to add very much TO the
accommodations and facilities of the schools, feeling
and that former patrons and the friends
of education generally, will respond efforts by
a still more liberal patronage NJ w 5.