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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

N,p.crtors EscAPE.-A horse attached 20 a
,,h WAGON ran away in Fulionst Yesterday and csmc
In contact with another carriage containing several per
.. and Notwithstanding toe wheel OF thc wagon was
i,3 IN niece. not one Of the persons IN the carriage
received any injury
-.,.-, rrpry-.s the south Ferry boat was
Lowing the ysrf on ", 1dsy afternoon TWO sen''enei
i- Great haste rushed down the docA vi" -l-- iil'
,- of orer-akinr the boat now some zen lerl rom
fheLniin- The foremost lcaped me -'P N sl. .
srv'e whsrcup0n Pho hndmost lanr 20 .l' CON-
fha. he could 10 likewise but .t.i snuI w ~ '-"P
co1 h,-h lie loss of hat the drencnint oi new '~
ri ,-h,s and narrow escape with his lie, no do'ni
taught him thar the CONCLUSION 20 esp eiteI MY '
sometimes involves unpleasant results.
TVS. however. thc gentleman came wy n,~'
ro.ir- his Nf. Being unable 20 swim, lc sank t"c'
and his catchn. the rope thrown oat was mnca more
an accident than bis plunge IN TIE ftcF On o'.l-
rref hc knowird-ci fhat De- deserved N-al nt l'9
- eVouera,ed the terry master from blame tnanNcd
The crowd for the sympathy showed, ana fht i'g'es
especially. TWO OF whom Aad sracoe,y i1niee OH
~ o.rrs.on Commercial
DvSrrrrrroN AND THrFr-A very interesting
-,r- irl was brought before Justice PIERCE ycstcr
iav on charge OF stealing two pieces of muslin from
.hc store of John Hughc-. a tu'tunst ON beng cues
toned she stated THAR She Is ln Orphan ana ms TWO
$500 I'M -b O-thrn Asylum and thar she never stole
t,fore and wa. forced 90 % by necessity very fc
-rcctahlc looking gc-f cm.n rom Jefferson 'o"-'f.
Who is visit NJ some friends n Brooklyn, stth- att
arrested took O. great interest in rhc unfortunate sr
ani offered % take her with him into The country nd
bring her up In the path oi rcctflde Justice leute
discharged her upon her promising to come % tAc 20
lice Court today when che viii be- properly provided
for
SUPREME CoURr-Betore judges Strong. Morse
and Barcu'o This Court was occupied Yesterday 10
hearing arguments ON cases OF little public interest
The General term viii close tomorrow IN consequence
of Judges Morse md strong being required 20 ocats
In suf Ok Co on Tuesday next
"TsE CoUEr or DEArH'-Ne learn i.ai ms celeoia'el
painting by Pea'e having returned from New-Onean'' VIII
soon be offered for the inspection OF our czeus III one
OF ie few master works 81 that enneny worthy Of
patronage Previous exhibition IN this cry goes 20
Newark few davs.
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DIR. MoREHE1D's IMPROVED

IfTIII7T'I w, ---I-
~ These beauuhl instrument, com'he nni'''-D. m
r,,,ert, over all other forms OF. riaiaacmfe-' ana ne
considered by the Faculty ie only ones w'dl me ule
The, are remarkably simple. much 80 nNe" mar any
,n who can read can successfully operate i-en 20 a'
fsf 5 required ia their use Gor ela any harm Ie''' o
their application to thc most delicate Eaeh "'s'iui'1 y
eonipaciy arranged with al necessary app'a'S n, ~ "
M. ,-s convenient form. and j. accompanied BY the
new Manual for use, clear and explicit
pri.e. 80 and sl5-ccmDlete and wsrfin'cd
sole N,nuf,ctnrer. d. C. MOREhEAD, MD
Sc.e u A-''-'''' l31 Broadway
p..,.nr. n ,xnr.ha.s Imlllf-nns. hllp y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
By telegraph TO the Nrw.YOrk Tribune.
Connecticut senators.

NV HAVEN, Conn nay IT.
Hon Room :. BALDwIs has just been chosen o
United States Senator from Connecticut f'r the
unexpired balance OF the term Of Hon. Jabez W.
Huntington, deceased, three years from the 9Th Of
March lastD
Hon. TRuNAy sxITH has likewise been chosen
United States Senator Tor lull term OF SIX years
from the 9Th Of March next. in place OF Hon. John
". Niles, Loco. superseded.
IJon has for some time had bad habit % making soln
speeches. but voting dead against them Tue Couneeieu
70 IS have eoDcude 20 see how be ID ike dose Of nat came
aedicne-so they say all manner Of s1gary things oi NM
and choose another man in his stead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

~ Adverusements for ne T,1bsne Of Monday ought 70
- t before 10 O'Clock Saturday, evening a. the Pu0
,c,,oo oboe Of this paper is not open on Sundays
sub.crbers the City who do NOT receive this paper al
an early hour are requested to leave word al the Once as
or arran gemeuts such enable all the carriers % get
hroush their routes before O'clock Gamers 'ng 70 ae
eounplsh this VIII be required to give up Their routes
Persons wishing The Tribune len al 'heir dweDngs or
~ baspess regularly every morning will please leave
-, dd,ess si the Publishing Office send note through
IN. Post Oace Terms u. cents week. payable 10 the
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- HAr-srNMFR EnTIoN.

- REVISED AND IMPROVED ~ KNoN is fu'ion'si-
Nov, ready complete assortment 81 'ie summer ','l'
Of suteuen, Hats M siyes and rrcr' io s az c''e'
f customers. and warranted to iae utmost .4'-e-'n
90 an who wear them and TO al "Ho see '''''' -. 80
-. 800, oi customer, sre respectfully invited 10
., .,,,,g,r. III town world do wei just 90 .oos n
''..' & .,...i.,,. ~ kNoN's myis q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

COLD -GREaroSs celebrated warranted diamond
pointed Gold Pens are admitted 10 be the best and
cheapest Pens IN the world They be had only n Ce
darst door from he Post oitce Also Josiah Hayden
Il Co Spencer L RendelFs, Edward Y Pnme's Levi
Browns, Albert G. Bagleys and the Brown PEN .upe
TO the Old pen IN any quantity reduced prices Cod
Peas and cascs repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
Illinois for Clay.

The following letter nom Illinois 70 the Browns
vile Pa Free Press is coroboratcd by advic,s
which have reached Us from different parts OF the
state. TIE writer has ben warmly for Taylor,
Bat now says;
OREGoN CITY. Il. april . less
DEAR SIR; This Is an important caiap rsn IA tn
state. We elect Governor, II Governor Members
OF Congress, Legislators COlnty Omcers. secretary
-fafe Auditor General State lrgasurer, Attorney Gen
eral Circuit Attorney (Prosecutu me- Clerk o. Crcu
Count supreme judges and Circuit Judges, oes-d,
tres dent and Nice-iresdent In the state we are ID
N nOr.fy The new Con ttluOn. however, WI
when . gets fully IN iorce, change me political aspec
Of affairs n beni-hied limos May God speed tne
tmel 10Y few political sw.ndcrs have swuyed he.
des,nes long enough.
The TAYLOR feeling il rapidly suhsidins. though W,
r ali A. sfron. as ever the belief that De d, scnu
ne Whie-thai be would make a good President In
deed there seemed 20 be but little doubt a one iie thai
The D. erates from THIS stats would be unnnllA y lJi
Old Zack" Il !. a sense OF ju-tce 70 Harry Of ile
West-the great defender Of Wang principles ~ 81
that We love TAYLoR rs. hut CRAY m1re. We INNS
that the bundcrs committed ly POLK ad nls parry ai
The returning sense OF justice Of the Au-crc leoplt
VIII elect the great g the Wet Wucl J. t
ionass and Longest cherished asp raton OF every WIS
and patriot IN this WIDE land. We cannot doubt a.,
triumph Of Henry CLAY a. lat. Truth j. mighty ami
VIII prevail Error my gain n temporary advantage.
nut Right only j. eternal. We mfv be tlii thrf we
reasoned in l-i4 True we were defeated. but u .uc
We would say with the gal mt Bott ia has only
made u the more careful II calculations this time
But shall await the dc -.sion Of the assembled wis
dom Of the Wing party in National Convention certain
that that body VIII vindeUe the integrity and patriot
ism Of the party by presenting 70 the people
worthy and emnsnty N 70 be the President OF this
great people. SAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
M A X X / L d.

% sunl,y evening NAY 5y Rev. Mr. rssat, Mr. JACOB
HAMILTON. % Mss REBEcCA fKEELAND.
Ihurdsv evening le rtl Rev George beu.fct NJ
=. G. GOLDSMITH 70 NJ MARY g. Will, all Of the cry.
Southampton Niy No sHEfAitD PkONlA VI ssheid,
90 Ms EMILY s. GRlDLEf. of Southampton.
AZ Racine Wisconsin. JET b. Rev Mr hlrss CHAM
PION CHASE Counselor Law, MARY eldest daHs
oi " 8 B1ueraell. Esq. all oi that place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

Silken fresses! Sikeu iresses
A. mankind your charm cOniesese,
Wheeler dark Or golden;
Ladies to whom n.g sar- Nature
Has dei.led tbs glorious feature,
Be 10 At hcloldcu.
Haste 20 Phnlou, whose specific
T. Of glossy hair prOlhc-
And Ger neck and shoulders
Soon. ln many shining pendant,
Shtl. De- sSen yUur curls resp.endsE,,
Daring al. behOldcrs
Sod stel Broadway, and by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

~ WoMN AID Her DsEAsrs-if'n inc - lug y ne
60. ,i.,t,l ,o her instruction m ue Natural Laws Of
her sys.t anl AL te p eases of Ter critical ero1s -
p,-es-th eli-ion. 81 3 Also. by One same mihof'
por,l.r Treatise addressed 20 Yoaus Men, containing
complete review OF the origin, symptoms and 'eai'n'n Of
every Aron disease and Of The consequences OF eAee
early decay &c &C n language adapvd 10 every reader
us paecs-sth edition, price 81
The medical religious, and daily pFess have eNpressed NE
highest sentiment Of these valuable works.
They can be cent bound boy post 20 any pa OF ne oc'
try For ;sle by OhA"LE' -. No.
my.7 W&Sai' corner JoDi-s' ''" "'''N"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

There is no longer doubt-if there ever was
.nv-that very decided majority OF the New
York Delegation have been chosen to urge and
.upport the nomination Of HENRY CLAY as tie
Wing candidate for next President OF the Unit "a
states. Il must be that this fact will have wei mt
with the Convention. New-York is not merely
the most populous and powerful State in the In
ion. but is that which could OF itself have changed
the result of the last Presidential contest Since
then. it has twice gone Wing by large aud IN
creasing msjorities---last FAN by about 10000. l
those who have thus shown that they know how
auspicous changes are produced and beneiicent
victories are won say einpha,ically that HENRY
CtAY is the leader in whose name they can con-
ouer. why should others shrink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
DELEGATE from Ononlaga.

7 :
Gen. AMOS P GRANGEE Of This City IS the Dele
rate elect from this District to the Wing National
Convention No instructions Yours. a.
I'VE understand that Gen. Granger j. flr HfNaY CLAY
.d 49,, are very sure lie j. for su open ardent, ucompr.
missing working Wing Ike himself az ali ,et'-Ed I'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

Rtcurlru DnMoNp-rorNraD PEs-- ForSTMS ArrAen
MtNrs-Thc Rche.ieu Pen sold by b. Z. WATSON Co.'S
Wallet Is the finest most Aex.be and economical Pen made
BrW Co. have just introduced an Important improve
meui called the Fountain AiachmeniF with which aPaee
may be written without renewing the ink. Il simple aud
can be adjusted TO any pen cost Of D cents Sold aso
by J. Y SAVAGE. - Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

- s.eambosis Gardens. Saloons. Hoel. ye who wish
20 be supplied with Ice Cream The coming season. vii DO
well 10 cal al Tie American Patent Steam Ice Cream Co loi
ChaAasquase. where can be Obtained In any quantity
and delivered any part Of tie city. There l. neat and
select Ladies' Saloon connected with the establishment and
whai something by way Of attendants they employ
iue gent aud beautiful little girls refreshments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

DlD Ut DO m The editor Of The Tribune
thinks we are mistaken IN supposins that he ever
declined a nomination for Vice President and says he
.. never declined any nomination whatever o. Are
% understand hy this thai he candidate for Vice
PRESIDENT or for any nomination whatever p We
hope he WIZ define his position little more clearly
Rochester Advertiser
- Our inquiring contemporary is Barnburner
Delegate to Baltimore, and seems TO have
shrewd suspicion that his wing Will be on the
lookout for new men, as candidates some time
aext week. We like TO oblise, and viii run on
their ticket lor V.cePresdcat if they insist on it
specially since 50 doing would be pretty sure to
make no draft ON our time after the race was over.
II they can get along without this. however we
would prefer TO hold back and be a candidate ior
Charge dAifaires to the Republic OF Ireland when
that comes round. Neishbor Is our position de.
daed clearly enough e. sut YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

BUSINESS NOTICES.

UNDER sHIRrs.--A really desirable artcie or warm
weather The way of light undershTts, be lad al e
NewY0r6 Stocking Factory, ioi Bowery. Tie article au-
de 20 combines al tie advantages q being light elastic,
and complete absof5er of peTspraon and the puces
much ICES tan usa. for goods Of has and. Al vino value
health and Comfort should give them trial M - a'Swll'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

POSTAGE REFORs.-A correspondent sends US
Va article, ending with petition 10 Congress for
the entire Abolition Of the Frsnking Privilege, and
'consequen, reduction of the Rates OF Postage
de must b. green. When he catches Congress
long anything 50 bsne6cent and unselfsh as that
We viii thank hum to let us know it.-Here IS bis
petition which anybody may write out and cir
culaie
To tie SeHae md HsEse Of Representative IN Con.
gres assembled The undersigned respectfully request
ihR, YOU relnqnsh the rsnkins privilege and TX the
postage printed circulars bandbils and newspapers
not sent from the Office Of publication at one cent each
prepaid ant reduce ordinary letter postage 70 the
uniform of two cents and that Of newspapers and
pamphlets in due proportion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

HAS ToR Hor WrAEHEs-GENiN, ai broaeway' s
now prepared TO exhibit his friends and The public lie
most mssu6ccu, stock Of summer Hats ever introduced"
10 tue cry They consist Of pure wh'e' pear ana aFS
Beaver with light ard novel trimmings mehuiae'ieo az
pressy for his rich variety % frrnen' Es' ''..aa
Eus.b and American straw Hats. Pagis-nsne sra" h's
en- v,,bs and children, Fishing CAPS, and every Kind q
r,i, and elegant Haf. for Summer-wesr, calculated 70
.,resn he head and .nsarc coolness and comfort
r,vtoN GFNIN. alt Broadway. oa he fAady 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

DISTRESSING SIGHT.-Four men, who were 50
drunk tina; they could scarcely stand were yesterday
morning seen IN Myrtleavenue, bearing coffin con.
tanning the corpse Of fall grown person followed by
two mourners, and boy carrying a shovel
These seven persons eomposedthe entire funeral train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

DR.. CnRsr-r's GALvAsio And M,GNErc CrRArNt'-
The extraordinary celebrity and success Of these wonde'A
articles boz the OF NERVOUS DISEASES Is now So s'
orally acknowledged that farther commentator unneee'
arv The public should De guarded against spurious i-a
,, as fl genuine article. are ouy be Obtained Ia New
YORK Of The proprietor.
my20 A. H. CHRISTIE DID. ie< ofo'o"N'
Explanatory pamphlets and testimonials TO be mad grsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

srN,rR UNDER SHIFTS. DRAWERS, Nc.-sANxATs new
Establishment il6 Wliam-st. tome door above Futon Is
well supplied with shirts, Drawers, Crayes, Gloves soeAs'
Collars. &C Gail and examine goods and prices my9 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

- There was noble meeting in NEWARK
y. J. on "Wednesday eve to sympsthize with
,he People OF Ireland in their aspirations for Free
dom and Independence. The Mayor presided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

To THE PuBLIc-l hereby agree to forfeit sl"co
do not sell rs good Boots for 81 50 as are sold IN the cry
e Sc or a. And furthermore agree forfeit the sane
env other store sells good Boots for 81 80 as sea
have the largest retail trade Of any store IN The city
and shall eudcavor Keep by selling better Boots al ''
o-i,,s than u,, councillors H. b. JONES,
.,e 40. IA AHL.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

Things in Philadelphia.

EDWARD McCRADY TO be Attorney of the Unit
cd States for the District Of South Carolina, re-
appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

nASDsRss DRFsslNe Casts, RAZOR STRoPs, CUTLERY
AID louET AETlcLESiae Subscribers respectfully inform
ne pubic nat they have completed their new store, ~
Broadway, corner Loerysf AMI have received IN at!on
p ieir usua siOck % cutlery All te patterns Of Rodg-
efs sons pen knves. na ncs. nrpers bgfon5ooks, Ac
Tor ne oei, never before imported "a wnch hey call atel
u0n Aso, portable dressing 81 heir man1stc
lure containing useful alccs of the best quality among
wAen may Dc enumerated he metallic tablet fof keeping
az1fs in perfect order These from their comp
ncss, neainess q FORM and durability becoming daly
more celebrated coicc selection ~ soaps and PefaaF
ery. g. SAUNDERS & son.
mylo oleod- lt7 Broadway, corner OF Lioerya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

PENNSYLVANIA BIBLE SOcIErf.-Ihe iorteth
anniversary Of the Penn yvana Bible Society was held
a the Musical Fund Hall last evening. Rev. Dr. Mayer
presided.
The Secretary O. the Society Rev Mr.. Howe, then
read am abstract from the Annual Report Of the Society
from VIII ch appears that the circulation of copies o
the sacred Scriptures hy the Society Is now about
6DO00 annually. The number OF Bibles distributed Ia.
year was 22qi0 number of Testanents, 4lJ22 total
% i62 youmes-an increase of nearly 10000 over the
previous year The receipts during the year were
sll 23s g6-an increase of more than 5000 over lat
wear The number Of life members added 10 the So
cety last year Gan increase over former years
Phil North American, Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

~ More attractive than al tc wealth OF the Indies,
clear, white SKIN. free from sioi beniish OovRAeVS
Italian Medicated soap the only article known wicA VI.
give the human SKIN the above publications. oy fepo,s
Tan pimple- freckles rngwofui slOwncss or any oe'
deiormity GoVsAUDs roudrcs subtle viii positively ca
npaie superious hair from tie brow, upper up arms &c
GovRAvps Grecsn Hair Dye acts ike charm n CONVEX
ng red, light grey hair 10 brilliant black OoVAe''
Liquid Rouge superb article fV1 colonng pale eeess
Da Yak GOvRAuDs derot s IL 81 aker-sf mrs. s'ots
from broadway Nor article Is genuine uness pursnase"
above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

GooDs Doors SreUiRs 10 fVfFSe-Gonioinen want
ing ,L good ant handsome Boots or Gai'er o. the very
lowest prce.. without any Of the usual homoug' are recon-
m-nied Co cal al wArSiNss. ill Fu,'oas here hey
End tie best assortment Ire city his goods Az decided.
" SUPERIOR. A. thew are oh hs own make my4p Neoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

- MoNo- CRROMAIlc Galley hlMoNtp'-MH D
SHERWOOD begs leave 10 inform hs friends ana me pu'Ae
generally that he has removed 10 SIN BROADWAY "s's
he continues 10 teach his style Of Drawing with be
,s,l success III, rooms ere cool commodous and con-
Portable Uehas room exclusively for ladies Ladies' md
Gentlemen are invited cl and examine specimens Mono
Chromahc Paper and AL other materials used IN The art Of
the very bes, quality, may be had as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- Children who sre today our Of school should embrace
he opportunity Of seeing The Panorama 81 London a.
INHIBITED for the last time. j. srpassn sy hesnnil li
connect r.- .r tiin-f fri tr oi- li frfre~
s@r,e,l a. fi,bfly j. every place lad down j. maybe
s-en with other entertainments hy Crest Western, Pre-
King. &c. az 8. and quarter htiorra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
Nnr,er, Bnilding.-RanaaI,, Island ~ pm

OF the four other buildings on the front Anc' tlc
two next adjacent ones north and SOUTH each 5juy
96 feet and three stories h.gh. having verandahs
feet wide on both sides OF each story. The sonthcry
one OF these two buildings IS occupied by the larger
toys OF the establishment the other by the girls ana
smaller BOYS they are precisely alike in their con'irac
ton the first story continuing d.ning-room 81 ny ~
fsetaul 10 feet high room Tor washing hands and bath
ins and a kitchen for ,he Maron or steward Beneath
this is cellar for the hoair furnace and fuel IN the
second story j. dormory 81 By III icetand feet high
and TWO apartments for the officers OF the institution
The third story is in open room, dormhory 81 by
% feet and II feet high Thcsc buildings are ventilated
and warmed in tho same manner as the schoolhousc-
The apparatus for bathing and washing hands IN the hrt
story Is orr sna and complete circular tab 10 feet Ill
smster IS supplied with water cold and warm al plea
urs and is thus used Tor bathing by dozen OF the
children at once They the same tub for washing
hc'r hands and face leaden P pc cooled on the inside
lst below the TOP being perforated with eper'ure'
which discharge the water toward the center OF hctuo
The children standing around 20 or more 40 once wash
her face, with the water they catch Ia their hands az
IL flows from the ppc thus dispensing with wash-0owls
an infinite source OF trouble and ycxaton large pub
he institutions And what is of more vital Importance
no two are permitted to wash in the same water which
cannot be avoided by the cid PLAN TO the great REX OF
the chdrcn's injecting each other with The ophhama
"A dreadful scourss which has destroyed The happiness
and uselunes. OF 70 many children In former yeors NJ
this and similar institutions For This convenient and
complete arrangement the institution i indebted 10 The
experience and ingenuity OF Linus w STEVENS, Esq
one OF the gentlemen OF the Building Committee hic
President OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen and ar
the present time he Alderman OF the Fifteenth ward
In our mex. we VIII describe the building devoted TO
Cooking Washing sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20

FKoN LIrERIA.-The Schooner |. B. Gassr,
Capt SLATER arrived AZ this port las; evening from
Sierra Leone (Arica). whence she sailed the l7h
April Capt Slater informs that Brazilian slave
schooners with 4oo slaves board the other only
with the crew. but 6sred up for SLAYER. arrived a.
Sierra Leone the 18th April prizes to H,BM bgs Rapid
and Alert. Csp; :. states he saw no American Of
war while ne was on The coast.