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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
The Recent Affair ut Paris.

The Journal of Commerce of Monday published
letter from Paris whose author, without any sPe-
cia sympathy with the Democratic Socialist party
In France, proves in a striking manner the outra'
geous usurpation of Louis Napoleon aud his Minis
tiers in the whole matter Of the Italian interven
tion and their treachery not only TO the Repub
can cause but to the express directions OF the As
sembly. Full iustce is done to the glazing bad
faith of the whole present French Government IN
this respect W it'll regard to the recent manites-
tstion at Paris the writer shows that the Repub-
hcan party had no intention Of resort to arms,
and that it was only slip of the tongue on the
part Of Ledru- Rolin disclaimed by them next day,
that pledged them 10 the least to such step. We
copy two or three paragraphs from his letter:
The whole affair is deplorsbe The opponents Of
Louis Bonapartc made sad mistake in appealing TO
arms. Their subsequent retreat could not save them.
They found TO be true that under the reign OF unver
cal suffrage, civil Is 10 impossible. lfhey had
confined themselves to pesceaOle agitation the people
the course Of low weeks They madea wrong step and
have Injured greatly their own cause. Who viii trust
them, when they viii not wait The operation OF eonsuta
uona remedies, 10 redress violation OF the Constitution
They violate The Constitution, because Others have vo-
lated y, While blame them for tbs recoguze the
morning But why make IL on The heels OF re,racto on
Of their proclamation OF resistance by force IL was I'M
AZ To the final result pretty certain. There will be
no general resistance there Will be civil wal There
not sufficient elements for the Republic. Thy
kAeeuuNe VAL expend lie the heads OF few
opponents he system Of rgor will be pursued against
The press, clubs and reunions but public sentiment Will
soon be IN the ia ude OF reaction. The national sympa
thee have already condemned Louis RonspGrte and he
VIII soon be made TO feel The effects He woud have fell
them this, bad the leader Of the Mountsin and his
followers shown more haste than jus gmeut
rimouy than love OF justice.
The Monafafn will be condemned by popular opinion
hu The cause OF Progress will aud other advocs
t.ted to direct great party II IS thus the
tors OF reform are Lac the first materials Of dam
thrown into riveF-sways swept away by the current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Rarage- of the ChoIera at the Southwest.

The intermen.s in this city were Saturday the
3)th 10 Of which - Of Cholera yesterday sun
dsy. there were 1856 nterrnents, Of which Tor were
from Cholera All the Cemeteries reported but one
The Cholera has broken out in Alton ILL., badly
Yesterday there were deaths and were reported
this morning Mrs Ballsche, wife Of the Editor Of the
Alum TtbgroI Rss among the number. The disease
i. also raging at Consye, i tn inland and ordinarily
healthy town
Business Of all kinds here At stand and AL families
are leaving who can get away There s great excite
ent in consequence OF the large number Of cmigfants
constantly arriving GOO landed here since Saturday
nj Pitt. and 1000 more are expected during the week
most Of the mortality among this class.
Yours 70 ~ d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

PirrsBURGH COPPER CoNPAsi.-Tlis pioneer
among the Copper Companies of Lake Superior
has now $50 men employed at its works on Eagle
Rver-lour officers and li6 Miners, and lsoorers Its
buildings form quite a little village OF twenty-five
houses, with 800 inhabitants, having its Clergyman
Doctor and Schoolmaster The Company has also
works at Pittsburgh for smelling and refining its masses
OF Native Copper turning twenty tons Of ngot Cop
per per week
This Company has invested capital Of $4,000 in
explorations, locating its tract paying for its land
over 500 acres at ssi per scren opening its vein
s,sanssngine, stamp &c &c. Il made its first
dividend last win,er-slO per share hity per cent
the II brought about 500 Of
crude Copper to market last year and expects to do
nearly well hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

LEY PREyENTyE ~ CHoLERA.-A writer 10
the 81 Louis Rsrsk gives It his opinion that u all
the inha bitans OF - Louis would take drinking ley
made from wood ashes there would not be case Of
choers In the city in fortyelght hours time gen
teman called upon yesterday who confirms the
above he SAYS thst his wife attacked wtn the
cholera on SUNDAY last and that he administered ey
her which cured her IN short time When the
spasms come on wine glass fall should be drank,
made Of wood aches tx table spOonstul % quart
bowl full Of water TAKEN cold. The exremiues should
also be bathed IN weak hot ley and flannel saturated
In warm ley should BIZ applied the stomach. This
the 1entlen an informed Us proved eectual remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

DisrILLERiEs-CAUsEs or CHOLERA AT AURO-
"a lNDfANA-We copy the following extract Of a et
ter from Patriot lad. dated June 20 the ci
Cholera IN Aurora.
The Cholera has made fearful ravages In our neighbOr
Ing town. Aur IRA and Notwithstanding 1000 Of Us 200 10
habianis have -ft the village there were new cases
yesterday. Their oldest physician led with The m4tudc
THIS dreadful mortality universally attributed 10 the Ls
flerie Of which there several IN the town. aud the
500 1r 8 900 hogs KEY uy them
is monstrous that any such cause should BE- toer'
ated anyh how but terribly when beside tapping life
gradually il breeds pestlence thatsweeps % Instant
y hundreds We remember one OF these dls'lleriesi
il u huge establishment and al joins the village
cleveland rue Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July s.
Dr. YoUNG has been reinstated Physician OF the
Penentiary ia this District and MI W TOWERS mas
received the appointment OF Clerk
Mr. McGLL has received the appointment OF princi.
pal draughtsman to the General Land Office
The weather here is decidedly cooler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

IowA.-Gen VsRPLAscK Van ANTWERP, for
merly OF this State is out in the last KsokEs DpaieA,
urging upon the Democracy the claims OF Col Benton
for the Presidency. Hewss Receiver OF Public Moneys
at Fairfield Iowa under Polk. and declined the Free
Soil nomination for Presidential Hector last Fall
having ssrssa 10 support Cas-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
ANOTHER ACCOUNT

ST. LOUIS Monday, July p
On Fnday there were 10 deaths in this City
from Cholera and 81 from other diseases On Saturday
g Cholera and 80 OF other diseases Sunday 100 OF
Cholera and 25 of other diseases. Fol- week ending
Sunday there were 739 deaths of Cholera and 22 from
other diseases.
The weather Is clear and warm. and considered Ia.
vorable for a decline Of this terrible epidemic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
N.w.York Post On,ce Appointments.

Jv.. ss-south Wsshsgon. s-tisnn p Potter M
So 6onre wshngssa G-org- Rslss ka,cu, asesos, Al
80, Nss.e Parrn5 Osw-go Dai leai -. IT. Aatcs De
-, D..,. Shaver. Ne sch Cneusago Lsss Car
~st-r Sorh Gard Chsaszcc 6-offe IhouPson Lacssac
N era 20 Joha hAsea Ulster D1oesa lsns.'oa
W.sf N,-~ Cayurs Cyrus Ills. All kf- ss4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
p,ookIyn Board Of Health

Since yesterday cases Of Cholera have been report
cd 70 the Board, Of which, VIZ Margaret COINS
aged H. Of Navys, Sarah Clair aged 10, Fourthpisc
and colorsd boy living At u frontst have terminated
fatally {. :. j. GooDHcH Health Thy siV'"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

HoxIcIpE.-We learn from the Robertson BACK
roodaan thst on Tuesday LAST James Green OF tnAi
county was killed by Richard L. A. Washington he
Instrument used gun, and an sttemPt 70 arrest
the criminal proved Aborve he having threatened 70
Kill those who went 20 take him AT the latest accounts
Be WAS IN Kentucky. Nsshvils Republican, 2oih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Destructive Fire.

BosroN, Tuesday July }.
The foundry owned by Messrs. II. G. Williams
at Nashua was burned yesterday afternoon The loss
is estimated at $4,000 We eaan that this establish
ment was partly insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Niarkefs....CISCID

There is but little doing in FLOUR, In conse-
quence OF the Ugh, supply. Holders sre asking 81
There is good demand for WHISKY, and quotations
arn hctter: the market price is lai cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

DR. COOLlDGE.-ln relation 70 the dlslntermen'
of the body OF Coolidge the Hal0aeR CakirGior says
I'VE learn from gentleman from LivermoTe that the
body was dsinerred 4 second time, and examined by
large number OF individuals who had formerly been &C
cuapted with Or. Coolidge Some were Tosre " as not
bis body The matter VIII probably be investigated. In
Justice 10 the officers Of the Stale rsos The Identity OF the
body should be placed beyond doubt Our own pyttSfr
opinion IS that the doubts respecting Coodges death are
al moonshine. though many are Otherwise minded
On the other hand the Limo R0cs Ga-ers' published
~ Thomaston, SAYS
"Alsl events il appears evidence that the man who
WAS ed convicted, and placed uadeT the charge Of ne
Warden Coolidge. was also the man who died wa eA
ahmed and inferred Coolidge. To TINS iact We nave
credible Witnesses, among whom are ~ hlueil1ke
French. Hon. NJ H. Smith Of Warren, member OF the
Governors Council; Rev Edward Freeman, Chaplain 70
Prison, Edwin ;. Hovey, ESQ Register OF Probate
for tins County, Edwin smith. EsS OF warren Csptzin
George Jordsn. Ohm Smith X L. Jackson Alex 1ocng
Miss Sophronia Miller Miss Ann Henderson, how Ard
Morton, Josephus Morton, Willard Robinson, henry u
vensaer Mrs Carney. Nathaniel Llscomh, and many OH
ers Of OF whom Dr. Mann make inquiry II ne 10
good faith doubts COoldges death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


HOnF0
d, GErR the Resident Physican' reports - ne"
,sss. Of Cholera and q deaths as hs7ing occurred since
hi. report Of yesterday returned IN the following oraer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

u Mr.. GEO. w. FELLOWS OF the steamer Rip
Van Wrinkle has thanks fOF Albany papers Of Mon
day afternoon in advance of the mail delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

CATALAN, the Italian Prims Donna who re
Gently died OF Cholers at Paris gave dinner 10 Jenny
Lind the Saturday previous 20 her death. she was
then iull OF gsisty and health She attacked on
Monday aud died on Tuesday.
~ Perhaps there was some connection be-
tween that Dinner and that case of Cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Cbo,era In PbiIndelphia,

PHIIADELPHIA, tuesday July
The Board of Health report GO cases OF Cholera
and q deaths since yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

" Water Care.-Dr. MssKEss Orange Moantsin
Wafer Cure esishl shWcnt ~ South Orange N 10
open nor ne reception OF psuents The esshsheui has
Of the desirable ocstOns for he practice Of hs
Naiur CuTe, sndis hued up very superior Dannss
having private baths attached 10 the palcns TIE
for south Orange leave the foot Of Cogtsnd-st
O'Clock. NJ pad ? NJ daily. reaching soa,A OrsRge
hour Letters for circulars addressed to Dr. MggKs
as shove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ Mrs. VI. -. Gsve Nichols, WsterCurs fhy.,-
ctAn - Lexinsfon-sv Consn Sioas ftom TEA m toaPN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

" Water-Curc fnstitutrs.-Dr rRs-L receives
patients a. his coumodious city esishshueni Is Lsght
door from ~ John psfk. sud az Oyster Bay, l.
he has also competent assistants for outdoor practice
Consul isuons. verbal ar hy euer. - ieh I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Fo~icr- ~ Wells, Phrea oil ozs-ts aud
Publishers. Clinton Hal, ISL Nasssu-sl neaT the fsk

~ }. W. Cloves, Desti-t, S1 Hudsoa-.t. ogpo.
size Greenwich Bank. New -lofk. Of1ce hour rrtc
. clock A NJ toSPM selSsns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ Wigs and Tonpers.-Bs rCHgLoes celebrated
Wig Factory u a. Nallst. where eli times %
found the largest In the city Strangers ant
ciuxens shoua cal and Judge of heaselve. before par
chasing elsewhere. BATcHEt0Ss newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal the Fair OF the American ln.
ul.e. Copy the address myl5 MWkln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ Wigs wigs. Wtg- .-Ciurens and strangers
are inirued that the largest cheapest aud beat
Of wigs half Wigs, oupees, bfads Of ong hair sni
other ornamental HAIR IL Ia be found MEDHVssr
HEAsn's. q Maiden lane. The trade supplied ien Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

FLORAL FESTIVAL AT RANDALL's IsLASD.-The
festival for the children at RandAlls Island July T.
Will be of the most attractive entertainments OF
the day. Several distinguished ladies preside over the
ete and the spectacle OF flowers fruits merry children
and happy human faces with the pure and refreshins
breezes from the water will be enough 10 charm away
every and enchant the toilworn spirit with bit
of romance even in the hottest midsummer (see Pro
gramme Of Amusements)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

HEARD Of = Msidenlane whose classic style % eutans
and dressing hair deserves hrstrse nolice," hx,s
adopted The plan OF furnishing every customer win i~o
clean hair brushes This certainly The acme OF ceaHA
ness aud comfort lc.s lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

FIREs.-About O clock last evening fire broke
out in the cellar occupied by Rushton Clark & Co.
druggists, No. 10 Broadway IL the cellar AZ the time
large amount of combustbe matter, and Just be-
fore the alarm given young man connected with
the Establishment had been down with lighi TO see
that al was safe, and the probability u that spark
from the candle have fallen, and thus the origin Of
the FIRE. Joseph Weibe a German bOOtmaker, resided
in the room over the cellar and bis stock which con
sisted OF boots shoes &c 10 the amount OF about SOD
were destroyed Rushton Clark. whose loss is about
$1,000 fully Insured. disturbance arose between
Engine companies Nos IL and ~ respecting the occu-
patton Of hydrsnt which the latter had possession Of
the time The former up, and being stronger
force drove them away. stones and brckoais ne"
thick and fast for minutes bat The ARRIVAL oil the
Chief OF Police with posse Of Ocers soon SCI the u Al
ter az nre broke out yesterday n ne mouse
No so Monroest the roof Of which was entirely de-
stroyed and the roof Of house No ~ which "ts ad-
joining was slightly damaged
~ The C. 5. Mail steamship Northerzer Capt.
T. : BrDD. arrived today from Cha lesion whence
she sailed on Saturday afternoon last Our thanks are
due to Capt B. and our friends Of the Charleston Me-
cury. Cowi1. and Eropins Nsos for late Pepers.
H- We are requested 20 state that the Cd.
ssnce OF David Graham Esq from Court in the case Of
Bggs was wing 70 the illness Of his son, and not his
death, as reported.
II Hon. JoaS A. DIX has consented 70 deliver
the Annual Grafton before the PethologAn Society Of
Columbia College on the % OF October. 10 which time
the Commencement Exercises are postponed
~ Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. has accepted an IN
viaton TO deliver the Anniversary Address before the
American Institute In October nex-
u ARTHUR sTAEE- d D. pastor Of the Asso-
eae Presbyterian Church corner Of Grand and Church
SITS sailed for Europe yesterday in the packetshP FL
della. for the recovery Of rs health
r. Three Thousand h'e hundred immigrants
arrived At til. port yesterday. The packet ship Con-
.rearou brought go which the largest cargo Of the
kind thar ever arrived here
u The steamboat Greenwood was run into
YESTERDAY in Butternilk Channel BY the steamer Ae
i've. Her wheel house was broken and other injury
done The accident is ascrbed 70 the eArelessness Of
the pilot OF the Active.
TIMELY REscUE-On Sunday evening. girl
named Maria Welsh eel into the North River az the
foot OF HArnmondst when Mr.. Edward HAnfey plunged
into the water and rescued her from drowning
- Mrs. amy Kenbe Bgsier and the Misses
Batter arrived AZ the AsscE Essss y~.sEsay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

u Mrs. Fanny Kenbls Butler and the Misses
Batter arrived AZ the AstoE Essss yss.srssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

ITO PRINTERs.-A eonplsss 81 Of prxing Poles.
nls q he Snssas o&ss uVu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

TIMELY REscUE--On Sunday evening, a girl
named Maria Welsh eel into the North River At the
foot OF HAmmond-st when Mr. Edward HAnfey plunged
into the water and rescued her from drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
MEcHAxlcS AND TskDEss bAsk, I
NV YoRK. Juns -, lssy

NV IORk, J1Ds y, I8tJ-
nURIIC NOTICE IL hereby given hat sn sisesio1
,r Directors " Mechanics aud 1r.dsfs Bsnk viii
be he'd n tho Banking hoo.e, 80 Orsnds on Tuesday,
h. 0th Day of July neat The poll viii beopen from "
go,cocs IN Also a. he same time and pace 40 sls<~
non will be led for three Inspectors Of the election
hseaer ensuing tor directors VI ssld bsnk ~ oroef
tnn Roard eZs wi y D. BROWN. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

~ The steamboat Greenwood was run into
yesterday in Buitermilk Channel BY the steamer Ae
tive Her wheel house was broken and other injury
done The accident Is aserbed 70 the cArele.sness Of
the plot OF the Active
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

OyricE o. TIE REcgvEs or TAsss,
New City Hall. Yux Fsb n ISfs
NOTICE TO TAX-PAfEHs.-Alp persons ~ho
Ware IN for for the years prior 10 s are
hereby requested 10 mmeda psJ u al sgch
due and thereby he expense OF sdyur-
Using he for sale, which Advertisement viii tsxs
place by order Of the CO1uOsr before ,bs let a
August next iy3Z~l HARVEY HART. Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

CHARLESTON ~ Arr .he A.aouron, W I'm. Nsw lo'.
. N....a'.' Pr,rh,,t .st We '.-' A,n,' -,
Ks,s Dsrsa G. Cs .hp. oa-,rs Case H.vr. y.r.s
H,,a-, Cur. rru. s. J'ha. "a. sd'hs oeh' s''-'
Nee o'-.n BIG. Ases Mi'fy H.ysns ro~st ~. D.,
F.S e.. s ~. " w 'nI SC
HOLMES HOLE Sov is-Au orf Name. Brow Hsvsn' = b.
u.t l"t bo.'o' k'ti NhMn'' D's' s-Nslua. i-t
r1se Poland p aaephs of 90 Nsfcus fers ~ - ~.
~, - Me-. FTef. G.l.- P.r..r sas ) D nd. RI.
T.s',o Ua'-i state. O-su sod N.y .-a. L.s-
Co.. - csur'l s, Po,taa. P~.r C No. O.. m
Ns~a.port arr esrs EiHaaa p~ghi. Hast Banore o'
Lrwts p, 800. Bad Pee! ~ L.!';,. ~. 80 H.. ~,
-rs >ov.ss-' - sc saeaonf ror ar there sI A 'e'
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Ps.s- He-o-- -- Brsr'- Jsso MAJ fs- G. -rf1 -
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Wnrhr R~. one Maven. Jsrm.n. Gsutar s--r'
% CO., t,s 80. c.a a.. s,,..t.r L,-rp,5l vs.,.,
p suor H.'r. bsrs Mar Fo,sacs scot Bf'a-r >srss'-
N.s; Ja,-Ea \. K'ti;a IVY Nv ~ Pc, ~ 80 y
Nsssords ArsP-. Rysa 90 B.o~ u. shPs sng' Aae
NEw HAyEN, W, ll-Arsrs Pc.rs F-s,s 5, f1.'aa a.
r. H.h-i schr. G-' veg sstt Wsrt-a Ca-Fssn
Assfy3 survsor ca nsn &C. fsea Nfsni 90 s.r,s -
cuus.as. o.. s..A Ei,s-is. sata. Yofs p.oa'f,
Us 1-sa' s.'s. Nior. f,s,',, Ra... As.a, -.
SosFoLK y, io-A,rsr. Ro,. s,,a'. B,trr. z-ao =,
w. +o .br. H.r Scout b. 90 Lose Has-r So''oo
yt'ses-a Baltimore Fr'r'.a|a. o..
roATLA>D. Nes l'-su ors Drui. E7s,'s 49, Hlf.''
M"f-- k,-'oa '5 R,a,r 'e.r s.s-l "a $50. '-oi'
~ II, =" =, %. 'A ~ 81 80. -. NJ,
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fsss'fss. d X ~ o.. Ira''n i' is~- 't''' ''''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
,erGs,.. Cnsrv1ly KEroHrlp THs rsisrss

COTTON IT,. rArs-ts n hu ou' 49, ta'e go eas a. - s'
quotations. Sc sales are -. o. Z. ' es'1' m,.i, .f 'i
FLOUR AND nsAL-rb. F,ur make, TO dsy sssi,. but
. ,' 1l o. IS. -sl A., e, lowe, n. up
dole nca'os o tb' Canada of e'po lss .apP g 49,
age rorr stove Essiero snc home demand god Re
Qua .teu. rae state .ni mIsd Ono, sn D.
a. ssi ,'s,,s s. al. f., a..s .oi. Nh Co.,
2N ah G-u,.se as svort- Ns.tsn 1td' e. DC
- ,,S ~. a, 1iaS e. for 100 r.e 6~.rrten. N.s s
GRAlN-Wt-.t Boz t.., i.m,rs .e,i, G-a,.-- aaa'-s
,' a'' e.e' r.. So. ~ '1,s tsr.' Ia'i -, ~ 81
'.a. r- m,n-i ~ corn tu a.. i''" tu'h .'a = ~
r.-t o'gcsN fi W..,rrr S-o~ c'0e lr naua s,s' 500
bose Rye p, e''. >',as dong a tars' os' are 'l'-
rRovtsio>s Pa an -,A a., r-4a-,. ...e. s. p. l'o
tt. lo %, saf r. Me- a. rra- see io ee 10y
49, - Sac. a. bS. r,, See H.r. a. ID 81 l. i,a h-r-
"a na, movement. ttc 3N 49, 81
o. su''., aaa Cheese ta-,e 90 thsree
WhIshf-I's,sa, At s7Se log osos ld rrsoa Nth 'ss. 80
GiNsESG sa.,soo %. 90 pu,... III. u.t- .soa
H6rs-A. he's arul, e, isc. -,,t .,.. - or 'oes..
SO sail ..1'j taoa.f as 'A o 20 So tens
IKoN-. without change al da .As' ' iun' sot,s Al So
RsEswAN- s...i 10 y. a, ga = = ofyslo~
~ 'iocs d- hsnss about "a ess,' he ''
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SCHOOLS.


rRESCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ana
i Day School for Young Ladiss, No. Caroll,plses,
Be.ck ct Nsv-Yors fbis ssIAblishmonL conducted
by Madame HIx who assisted by The most talented pro
fessors Of this city nues TO enoy the OF all
thoss who have entrusted their daughters 10 her cars
Every attention 10 paid 10 tho morals and comforts Of mo
pupils Terms moderate. The house V spacious ard
s,mfostsbls teSh s
LADY who 10 highly qualified 20 instruct in ali the
n Cher and ordinary branches Of an knslsh edsea
uon French Music and Drawing, 10 DESTROYS Of making
an engagement a visiting govsrusss 10 phvs.e family
or She would give from 10 three hours daily nsuue
ZION Ia oil or any of the abovs branches a. compensation
for her board In gsnsssl family Address n Thosns
once nf "
DRIvATE LESSONS, AND IN CLASSES Ia %:
j french German English languages, private snd
commercial csnesposdsncs books and dossmeais Isns'
lated Apply to j NATION, senior, frofssssar Do Ian
CUES II do Literature, sixth avenue ksw.rofa ole %
irRENUH AND GERMAN TEACHERS, ot
i French snd Music. are wanted a. tho v . schooi
Agency lt3 Nassau.st Letters must be posi paid REL
sreoess exchanged. lal4t'l Il. H. WILCOX, Prophsos
xNANTED-A young gentleman 20 teach tho sommoa
w English branches Apply 81 81 Ausnuest sosh
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