davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
ne Maryland Bieciion-Caiifern,a Fleet
Trade, &c.
corrs.pondenco OF TIE Tribune

Correspondence OF lie Tribune.
BALTiaonE, Saturday, DC, G.
Well the contest is over, the smoke has cleared
sssy, anl the wh!gs have been most sloriously de-
ssed- We have los, two congressmen that we should
tue elected, but for some unsccountsbe apathy which
ssusd to prevail in the Wing ranks. The Tsssa We
t,cw-the causes il 10 useless to speculate upon One
ppsr has hln,ed at them--the party here can beat
nsss Of their truth. Never was party confident Of
sss 20 badly defeated 10 any election in this State
h the Legislature we sha have at least . majority
= Oint ballot and working msjoritv ia both Houses
tWhg Senator in the place of Hon. Reverdy johnson
ssecaIed beyond all persdventure The oaiy difhcul-
slow IT, as 10 who shall be the man. Good feeling
odhsrnony will however decide that question
ne rush for California continues; two ships being
Hssiy ready to sail and small neet OF seven schoon-
"a q 30 aud 20 tons burden each. being rapidly hied
Sfor the same destination The echooners are intend
Ser the tradeG the ANAL riyers running up into the
aeregiou, and Ne expected TO prove great specuis
90 90 70 their owners large number OF sdvontarer'
g 90 out Ia these vessels
esansss very brisk In the city and our merchant,
coarg better than for many years. The sales South
Hest are very large.
eoe&i news 70 extremely dull and insipid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
FaENoa AND SPANISH GLASSES

DROOKLYN-AtsrnOon and evening classe-, under
Dine instruction OF Professor RAue late teacher Of Ian
gusges IN the Flushing Institute. end al the remsl- seal
nary Of ST. Th0msss Hal, Flushing, L. fof .sdies from
10 O'Clock A. ~ ALanic ST. for gentlemen from TO
40, II the BROOKLYN Grammar School. Families and
schools attended For further particulars and references
anpy 10 = RANE % Atantc-s. BROOKLYN so lmsOd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
Destructive Fire in 81. Louis.

On the esth ult FIRE broke out in Messrs
LEWIS tobsccostore Ia Green-st In large ave story
building known a. the "Olt Scott Hotel IL was
soon totally consumed. The nre communicated 10 the
lumber Of the Unicn Lumber Co on the opposite cor
ner which waa totally destroyed and from this the
smes spresd 10 The fences outhou oil the VIZ
.nis Hotel but, before any material damage wac sas
famed the progress OF the danes was stopped
The following 10 let Of the losses and the sufferers
The building was owned by Mr.. :. NJ. bowman snd
wa. valued at $50 00o-insurance. $500. Mr. Ruck
ar proprietor Of the Exchange Stables, lost ssOO no
insurance g. A Rucker, robscconist; loss not known
j. w. Hsrker, Commission Merchsnt-se0O worth OF
goods received on consignment Destroyed; no insur
snco j. l. Elicit Furniture Dealer, entire stock de-
,uoyed ; loss S6co0-insnred $1,000. J. w. w. J..
lewis Tobacco Dealers entire stock destroyed; loss
a. coo insured $4,000 Baker Henry & Co Commits
ion Merchants snd Flour Dealers loss 100, insured
Cosnell & Co Produce Dealers. entire stock destroy
"a. los, 81 500 insurance $4,000 J. Wolf, Baker !;
loss $3.50 Union Lumber Co. w. Blsekmore, Agent
!o.s o. 30. injured. J. Boyd, Barber, loss slV J.
w Johpsoas Ice Depot; loss $500, no Insurance MI.
siebler German CoAee House, loss el.SOoi no nsur-
aacs. About s3O0 dsmsge was sastsined by the VIZ
siuia Hotel BY the burning Of fences, ogthoasss &c
The whole smouat OF property destroyed sceor cns
to the estna tes Is over $1,000, nearly $1,000 oil
which covered by Insurance. lRepuonean, xs'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
ALGER INSTITUTE.
BoAR0ING-SoH0OL FOR BOYS

Cornwall Gum
THE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION will
L commence on the hrst Tuesday OF November next,
and continue Eve months. Advantages OF the highest
der ere afforded for acquiring accomp shed Epglish
ard Classical education, together with knowledge OF
the trenen German ard Spanish languages Three able
and experienced Professors reside In tho institute, and
thsr exclusively he Interest Of the pupils
The members Of the Institute s received INTO the
family of the Principal under his perronal super
vision h ". ANDREWS. Principal
Circulars obtained a, Marx H. Newman 4 Co.'S, lss
Broadway. by application 10 the Principal, at Corr
"a l<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

RAILROAD AccIDEnT.-A correspondent OF the
Nee Harea Palladium writes from Birmingham, DERBY,
Oct 8, as follows a frghtful accident occurred on
the Nausstuck Rsilroad about two miles below here,
lsst evening. The last OF the passenger rsin,
which IVES filled with passengers, became detached ana
OF the track. and OF the embab kment and report
says made two evourons-king none but materially
iojuring many-some sadly. Several OF hose Injured
are In this village receiving requisite attention.
MEDICAL COLLEGE o. OaIo.-The chair Of
Mstsns Medics in the sooss scaODi, vacated by the
death OF Prot Harrison. hiss b,en nled by the trans
fer Of Prof shotwel This renders the Faculty CON.
plete. and they have already commenced prelin-
mary course which will extend through the month
Of October An unusually large number OF papus, we
learn. are already 10 attendance. Cincinnati Gs,.
r. Capt. Woolfor1 OF the schooner Tnos. @.
Prau who put in.o this port Wednesday N distress
ssed yesterday. In tbs penalty OF sl0o, for asvns
taken board OF hs yesss4 slave contrary 10 law
In defsu, Of bail the captain vas committed 10 all
Norfolk (vs) Argus.
The WsEIrIs0 SUSPENSION BRIDoE.-The last
cable has been psced Ohio river at Wheel
ing The bridge expected 10 be ready Tor passing IN
about three weeks The WAssltrg Gdsazc THINKS the
bridge will stand for centuries.
y NJ. CLAYros, Secretary OF State, passed
through this city yesterday bis ~sy 10 bis farm 10
Delaware where be will remain for some Gays. Inis
his 6sr sbsence from the State Department since he
entered upon his duties In March last Bait Pat go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

~ The Wings Of Philadelphia met at the
Chinese Museum on Saturday evening in Grand Rally
,of the coming campaign Hon Joseph X. lngerson
presded and spirited addresses we're made by hessf'
Chandler, Ingenoll aud otbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS,
EOssylLLs, sTArgr ISLAND.
A rEXA SnI.f Hg>LnIgT Punrfpri The

IEXASDER BENEDiCT PuacipcL-The To-
hcaon pleasant snd healthy situated about 70 miles
nom The City OF New ORR I'VE boats running d@i y-iSss
IA Terms Tor mltiou board, &c SGD per yesr Tbs
Winter session viii commence on Monday, November ;
Further inounsuOa m.y be obtained BY Addressing The
Principal OF Of SAM W. Bededloi Wsllst where cir
ct,le r. may ba ohtninet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

The following table i Interesting IS shovin
tie increase Ia our import trade ttis ear:
A CouFAsArrvE STATEMENT or FKrrGETs urr--1,
rz 81 Lsv1sHcs CcE1is ron he e0w-sarr-er q use
lrsrzssi5H JQi SsF,i=sc 'solasirs for "a ysGr'
l-fe dRd 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
lEns1ailoa Prospeeis Imc0r Trade CALIFORNIA; Es.'
yratoa . Th< Bvfsra Hss,s.. Tao Gorerr0y-Gsa1-
e.. MaLes and TAizss n 6eHoaL
aoSTEEAL, Monday. Oct.

Montreal Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MONTREAL, Friday Oct ). 1879.
The Annexation party in Montreal is growing
stronger: its advocates growing more bold in the
FORMULATION Of their views. There are four OF
whs, are usually called Tory papers Published
in Montreal, and OF these, three dailes, the Herald
Ga-et,, and Courier, are openly Annexation. only
the TranscrtDs. which is tri-weekly, remaining an
advocate of the present connection There !. no
doub, that considerable majority Of the Montreal
British supper. the papers in the course they have
taken bu, a large majority ofthem are bitterly oP
posed to il; these are principally the Orsngemen,
the bludgeon-men oil toe party aud It IS sad ma,
il n meeting il held 70 advocate Annexation these
in break II up which will make very pretty little
quarrel among these hitherto sworn friends Ia oafn
Ing Psrlismer, Houses, Sc Ine French, tn SAID,
are deeply tinctured with Annsxaiion views and
shs,e i no doubt ID nj many OF the young men are
a. o,s.tion. however whether the great n sss
tho are vet under the influence Of the priests. can
he inclined that way. There are two French pa
osr. under the influence OF An1s alton openly ad
yocating il however and II 10 said they are very
sx,an.;yelv circulated. As 10 annexation and the
Ifocer prnvipce there are no signs Of progress
TIE enthu,i.sric welcome o. ire Governor Gene
"a. IN the uost republican section OF the Province,
,hs NIAGARA and Talbot Dsstrcss appears sn indi-
r.ti,n srainst the movement A Nr. Psyson IL
isctBrioe az orssen. IL Montreal, the sdvan-
-. M, Annexation. His meetings pretty
veil attended and be is very warmly received ~
= portiou Of the audiences BE . young man Of
tome ability ard shows considerable KNOWLEDGE oil
| his subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

Bloomingdsle ASYLUM o, 900
Mariners Family lndus-
trial Society,". ......2,O eco
N. Y Asso. for Improve
menl Condition OF Poo 3.00O
Home Of the Friepdless 5000
Soc'y for Poor Widows
with Small Children. 2.oC'1
Historical Society .....5oc0
New Society Library. IS, 900
Mercantile Library ASS, 600
Total.....u......sS2,0o0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

DARTMOUTH CoLLEoE.-We have received the
catalogue Of officers and students at Dartmouth tor the
Academic year 1899 The following IL a statement
Of the nuber Of students at present In the institution
Medical Students, IS UadesraSao,es Seniors, a )
Juuiors, "a sophomores O. Freshmen, So Total in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

~ A correspondent inI.rms Us that the City Of
sswego was thrown into a stste OF intense excite
pent on Friday morning last, By the commission
# murder there Of singular strocity. We have not
ob.sned particulars further than that an examination
ato the affair took place in the Recorders Once Mr.
g. A. Shea conducting for the prosecution, and that
the Trial of the murderer Ia set down for the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

-SHENRY-sT NETWORK, SOLOMON JENNEE;
- PRINCIPAL.-The proprietor returns his grsteill
scknow led semens o HE numerous patrons sud friends
for past iavors He would inform the public that psrcu
Tar attention 10 paid the Juvenile Department The
Commercial and Mathematical Glasses wel arranged
ana thoroughly instructed. The apparatus for Illustrating
Astronomy Physiology, Chemistry and Philosophy u am
Greek, French spanish and German Languages upon he
most approved systems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

NAvAL--We learn that Capt w. Wymsn has
been ordered to the command Of the Navy ard al All
terry Msns
The U. 5. stesnsr Ansshsny, LIEUT. CONG VIM w.
Hanter, arrived here yesterday afternoon n IL csys
from PENSACOLA Len 81 Ship lssnd u s. ship Albany
and It Round issnd the steamer Water Wilton and the
sehr Furt lNerfok Bssooa Stu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
CITy ITEMS.

II CHARLES NICHOLS, Esq United States
Consul at Amsterdam, came passenger in The chip
chrstisna from London, just arrived at this port.
Among the passengers by the schr Rswson, arrived
u this port Is Mr.. J. EVANS PsrEsr, bearer OF dis
patches 70 this Government from our Charge at eusts
rAla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

n Mr.. n. Z. Gsvs Michele, wsssr-curs Pays-
can. = Lexiax:onss Cocse nnoos ron ioAA ssrh
~ Fowler 4 we.i., rhressisstsss ssd
Psbiis hers, Clinton Hail. Isl Nssssa-st near ne fNs
~ Vocal Mu.ic AID Harmepy Cheves sys-
TENN CsaRLEs RrssArlr viii eonnsces 90 Iass-
asy ocs 2 eosTss u insuvcron N VEGA hasie epon
proved so .secs.sfa By ihs system The PERT can "a
lev nontks cara read sns sng u'e ncs oioc9h 1-sic
The sane cine ssi hs becomes a:s's o. 'ss .sa
Ioarsisys asd saurdsys frcn q 10 and wiu evone
ss r,onhs r~ens ts per quarter, IN advance ressons
Rsss.a q s;.s "" TIE sI ~o.s ' :.s:sy 70
f-reuees gsvcn. els TsTbkssN
" Re.terasiss 81 Natural stshs.-Protss.er
eures ser sight and does away With sassss sstirsy
Onee day N New ora the ass hrss q sscs wsss, N
msrrsS-; No ,0T assS.S-sy ss.ssa q. 9;s~
" water rreainess.-R oLAsp Z aoCssro~.
An nd. Hydropslbie Prseenorer, 81 Terth-ss- assr
hzvrnu- Patients received for day treatment ~ vie
lied hoeses Letters Of consultation P.cpss
~ aekEow lodged o. w.
~ Fact fer Fa.HiosasIes.-rhoss who Put
lAeir hands Of MxpsrRsr OF htAso OF any q
ghelr oarsss viii from ssesr heH eiesr hesa-
IA bright scissors with handsome ss.d o. hair -
sss In
" via. ana Toupees -cfuseps and svansers
are s.sned that tho srg-s and best sssorn~n W{a
,ocaa Al he ui.naf.e.cry cf xEDHuRsr HEARD,
80 In
q L.e.ia Hair Dye inptov.a % = to eS.ss a.
~..sed Win the s1cuse.. soap !s@sdsssy |, e sppns
IOss WIG Factory twsii.t Ssis rarhssssa
~ Water.Cure Isssissses.-pr TRAIL 70
esses patients Al bis commossoss e:ty sssAsnshea "
le1Ssd 70; Advice gives 500 home asslasu, cesssu-
non., v-.n. or oy .ener: - - IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ TlIEeRspa 10 THE Ntw-YORK Tribune
p.a,h of Edgar A. Pos-sickness OF Hon.
Reverdy johnson.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Oct

We regret to announce the death OF Edgar A
Gee thu well known suihor and poet He died In this
city yesterday.
Non Reverdy Johnson Is still lying ncS
The market for Bresdstufs remains az last quoted
u,,b ANAL business. Provisions steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
POLIO. 4IO BROADWAY.-was
SAMUEL q. CORNELL

HAS REMOVED TO 50 wATER-sT.
VVHERE HE MANUFACTURES and nas for sale Lls
w superior Lead Pipe aso Sheet Lead Bar srd Pig
Lead Red Lead LithzrEs, Block Tin, Hydraulic 1alas
sapshsr lrou. Force and La Runps. ~ lsus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

-
RAkNUn,s AuEkiCAN MUsEun.-f 7.
Jf. Assssnt Manager. great bi-splsnoid Perform
snce.-ln The afternoon ) and every evening 81 2. O.
CLOCK Third " The reelks Of Inc wonderful
AARTiNETTI FAMILY. They appear a. sch ectsf-
t.nsnent win Mons Louis Elser, a variety u the
ssIoui ding feais, wonderful sod daring gynnGsuc
achievements snt comic pantons mes the Rave Family
A 30 engaged Mr. r. c. Wenyss Pete Morris. ar. jerry
Aernfed. Mis- Stznhope, Mis-. Barton, sad Ass "esh
rIACALLI-TER's TEMPLE Or ENcHAHrA
M.giesI soirees-MOSDaY, TUESDAY .0a wEDSss-
DAY. Frat Dresm-Tns Living Csrdr Enrtsntsd Bottle,
Magic Looking Class New Way 70 Maze COTer. ReceipI
10 Maze MIX spanish Harlequin. Second Drcsm-Ihe
Sepi1nic Volcanic Production, Egyptian Aen.gens.
Admission 80 cents bsck sests and children . eeuis
Commence a. u. - -
APOLLO, 40 BROADWAY.-Washi
Al Crowned by Inree Anse.f efnbl-msue OF Ef4.ly'
Fraternity and Liberty. surrounded By eminent pair -
(Portrsis from the best authorities Of other counle ~
James Burrs Tas splendid painting forming zoe -
beauty and patriotism interesting 10 al Ine eon.n-.
remarks visitors ieI he Characters s5e -
o. II N tie act Of speech IL needs bat 70 oS 80 =
appreciated Opec from 10 An 10 10 M Asn....e7
= cents - -
WCHH. PROPER -ITgf ~ ~ 1900 F1osss y
TINE tNAToNICAL FIGURES. 80 rcaavsy' corner
OF .r.Is.rst Hours Of lecture II oe.o-s A n 4, .
snd P NJ Ladies Ssy "Ta1sso.' VISA ascs"e
aETs-Tss -rn.brng Of Paintings BY Artistz of ne
$3.50 $500 Al lie roocn over ne hal q ne ChaIca Of
Dtn- ITrltv In Broadway, between SpTnx and Price,
AZ. viii remain open unit further noccs fro 10 ociorx
A N unnil0 oclocE NJ Admission IS esan- Season
Tfcs~s. . cert. Caislogce. ~ ga s1ls On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

General Society Of Me-
ehanics a. Tradesmen s.. zoo
FOR The Demilt Library 500
Institution foy the Blind 500
Lost. for Deaf & Dumb. ZOO
Colored Orphans Asso.5, 600
Col0fed Home. 900
Asso Aged and Respect
able Fomales..........5,0oO
New Yorx Dispensary 200
Esiern Dispen-ary .....s 900
Northern Dlsponsary. 600
Orphan Asylum. ,00n
New-YoIk Hospital. ..5, 200
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

LIBERAL BEooEsIs-The following generous
sesces were left by Miss Elizabeth Demilt, whose will
IA. p1oxcd In The Surroga te's Office last Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
WANTS.

WANTED-A young man from Is 10 a ysArs ofsxs
w IS rlert In gen,eel family grocer. ons who 70
dsess As ma.t write good hand, aad be am,lsr via
keeping ,seoan The beet Of references repaired A.
cress \. N. At this othce IS a
Nk ANTED-Ycung men ., sKINNEa'sN.Y. ess1eh
w one for ID. sae Of Bossoa woIks far chance "
make from 1i5 TO 800 pee month. beside sxpeasss
noSsh'N 3 80 per ss cent SLOWED Cali hi: DAY a.
ABOVE. a, i's Broadway, room !. up stairs. % I'M
1NANTkD-simanons tor . numosf OF sxealsn, siIss
and and willing 70 work .or modsrass vsxss
Apgassuoe 10 be made :. the o@es Of the Snmissecss
Of Emisrsdo in the Pns. No ehsrses ma
WANTEO-iso sgen's to seIl very popel.I eooAs,
w pushshsd Asentsesn mske ESQ mouth elsszof
expense or ~ w vsss; o PAID y sas mouth Asd,s:'
tlANTkD-A coorsd chambsrns,d, incns othsr
w n, Cd apply To call At sa Broadway. Between The
bours OF aud Il O'Clock AN. osS
yVAGVN WANTKD-Any ons having . asht bug.
w Ky wagon for sale cheap. will find purchaser Q,
PNsfow. % w.
IOUKNEYMAN PRINTER wXNrED-fo a.
Within hours travel Of The CITY; ose who has eEpe
Psier.ons stating aasiResssons and terms. and wSsse
interview may be had, len a. Tho Tribune once before
Monisy noon, viii st that unie reestye attention. u 81
TWO REsPECrABLE youns women Wish .ttu-
adons 10 do cosnberwosk and washing I'D t.osiaf,
or " sling. or have objection to the wosh q suait
families. Best eiy reference from last place Cal III
Asdison-sI for Iwo days " rs
,I,U TAilOhs.--wsnsed,a frstraus fA,hslahis
eu;ter-ons every way aalined 10 an the s,aslen u
custom curer. extensive city sstsbsishmer m-y
address, tcouhdenusllyl with real name and aadru>s.
Tailor" Tribune Ofer which viii receive imwesiisss
Attention. w.
To E, s.s SH :; s ..s ; :: is%:
ed property In leo Ia City OF NswYok, whsss the
ana alone IL worth tho amount wanted. Apply 10
a.; n NESMIrH co. 30 PineS-
Cox nm TO LOAN, on bond aud mci,ssf.. %
SZO.UUU prodn cuve real estate 10 THE Guy. Apply
10 loslwl Al. BLEECKER. Aucuouesr. B-ess-st
UARTNER WANTRD--An scuve person. With
81 e20o0 cash capital to Join the advertiser In
nrsste city printing business situation Ihe moot com
nsndng In NswYofk The proprietor. from sieknsss, 10
nnsbls 10 pay tho attention required To thorough bue-
ress man only the offer madssucha one 9Th tho cash
would be literally treated. with no risk No mortgage
ali f,r. Address p M Tribune Once. osu
rNFORMATlOs WANTED-of WILLIAM Nc.
tCARTNEY, formerly " County Lo~d, koots,o~n.
parish OF s,abana ireland who LEI, therc ssoat seen
years since by ais brother. JOHN MCCARTNEY, uavs's
Brook. w-stchesier Go rear Whits Pl.insl 80, lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

'"Ai Amount Of Prsduce per Hudson River
Lines Oct. 3.
~ 90 bbls wassI 1870 bashs Com, 1000 bush
RrS 90; Ashsss BbSlsi whisky, 200 bols; Chssse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

T1e Lsogr,.. BrifisA CHse1i0s.- AEHOctisaists n
Neural Ors1-s,-es L,or.Hy fhe Loag1s.. Tar
Ycss... zrneIrfig1 Nrspapcrs. Dy-ora Ron
Lesnys lnqHirei- Nsaysal R.ofys.. Q1soec and
Portland Ksiray.-- IA, Nnrs Tsk1Ag $500 cC0
Sock = Ia Qae5se azs Riiifa- RsErdy.
Montreal CORE .r,oudsnee O. The Triouna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

D,afk Of To0 Cks7ii;s. Tie CAoLe7o. Tas For Day
..Prag1 and Socialism. o.. Te,sapronoe and NJ
M. Deofk Of Halhhsianisrg. II. Catholic COM
al a, Paris. fep9isoE and ne Po2e LsdyH oiin
s'W a; L0nSoR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

n Mr.. n. Z. Sssvs Nschsis, wsssr-curs Paysi.
can Is Leriax,on-sv Consultations ron 10 V Pm
I.r~cts v.sitet 81 tnesr resdecees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

LAniii S.HO0L.-A clergyman living on the
Hudson River snort distance from The City will re-
c-Te boys family snd oennend thetr sdu-
Gallon The location 10 remarkably healthy aud pleasant
the building and soscous with ample play nds
attached Parents may be assured that pupils viii enjoy
al the comforts Of nor1- ard receive thorough insuc-
on In all inc s0nd branches OF esDc.on- fos particulars
apply 10 or address Rev. D. KELLOGG, Dobb's Ferry,
Nv DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

I L. A JOHNSON, Recior.-Ths hrs quarter Of the
Academic year bsdns on Monday, Sept s. Tho three
Depsrmenisthe Preparatory The English and the Clasn
cal-ofrr g progressive course, In which he pupil 10
advanced from tie first rubin To sate OF preparation
Tor the country -bouse or the Univernsy.
Circulars may be obtained A. the schoooons, OF q the
bookstores Of p. Lockwood Son, All Broadway, and
Samuel RsynoT IS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

Fftneh Corrsspondenos q The Tribun'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-09

" Wiss and Teapees1cinseos ard syTs Nc =.
half Wiss roupe~s brsds of Long Hair Ne are 70 Be
,o1ud a. NE mandatory cf xEDHuRST HEARD, ~
nssd~n-lene. Also 10 be had sure care fU Dsndfuf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

Murder and RobJery.-Ano,ber terrible
outrage has been committed in EasI Flor
ida. Cornelius Rain, Of Alachua county,
has been killed in cold blood, and his house
deliberately plundcred by his fierdisii as
sassins. We clip the following notice
for the Jacksonville Republican :
1--WE learn that another murder was
committed in Alachua county lust week.
Mr.. Cornelius Rain. a man of properly,
was heard to say that he Intended 10 bid
for family OF negroes which were soon to
be sold. He afterwards returned home.
and on perceivns two men ride towards
The house, apparently friendly, he advanced
to meet them. AS he came up, onu of The
men shot him dead. The daring villains
:hcn passed him, and entered his dwelling,
and although Mr.. RAINS wife and family
were present. they robbed the house Of the
SUM Of $1,000. and then fled. They were
not recognized, and had not been taken at
the last accounts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
Spring Medicine.

Now is the time to purify the blood of NOR
bid hum"rs, and prepare the system by appro'
PIRATE remedies, 10 Withstand the debilitating
effects Of the approaching warm weather
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is onr Of the
best alternatives that can he used, and as an
invigorater md puriiycr OF The BLOOD, it
Stands unrivalled!
Compare The directions and observe that
RisIey's Sarsapa,lIa is FOUR TIMES TIE
STRENGTH ofany other, in Larse Bottles.
Sold in Augusta, by HAvrLASD, RI<LEY,
& Co., and in Charleston by ifAvrLAsp, ElAR.
RAJ. g. Co., importers and Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G. L. PENN,
Price One Dollar. AGENT.
May &c. Pm 10