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Disasters, q G.

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-. N s--ss toit. lP COS P-rt ssi.i - 80
- k.-i .rf bottom cf bfcst oiito'n -
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
ABBOTTlS COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES.
xEv eoRHAN 70. sBHorr, fslNcifaL

INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES
xgv coRHAN o.. ssHorr, fslNcifaL.
SQiueer iosuiule. Union faA
,INHF AUTUMN TERM vii commence Wesne.day.
| Srp. l. The .ocsuon and appointments 90 ili' PEI"
Eifrs erected and furnished a. en- expense " a'oli
seventy thousand dollars present - de'iIsa iser'
f,r Us rr-a object. hsvr ever been combined u Att
.-rsr institution ls spacious Halls Is Lee urr Room
Chemical and fhiosofh hca. ApfAfai-s 80 -
iori, embrace every convenience ior ro-ealol - -
trI.IC.-FR sTUCKLEN Professor Of Muse and
vi MComposer gives lesson or DE- riano aaa in sin.lht
as 4 cutie neu ana improved siyl- H. eNp-flr'ce ol
IS V~ar. -sch!ng iu Germany. spain aid Euai..d na'
enabled him CD inpari c hs pupils me AT OF M-'.1-
ris,ing and singing-in short time Ladies and genie
a, nd thorough Will be- taught 10 connection y iih
n. brother A :. schools attended Address 10 hs'
ierst
I,pN of ,or.iserahie experience in teaching. Who
fr he s.f years hAs isl. Do NE r. 80 tlal1--'
m me o he ar. French bo4rdils schools d. me clit ~
+. spod ar ihmeucan. sud possesses comp peter. 80,
~ Er-rrh Language. desires r-e1 gaEemeni ~
t.-v ..cter In respectab- school, where sne ~o-a
nave 'la s ~ f.r.i-. Her ,ferences a. % csga-
W and re. qerfshity are % ttr rrsi claraci-f p-es
l. c PostOdce, giving rea uaiir a1l s-lIs,. -
nAII.Y TEACHER ady having : ie~ ..r' hoar.
,,-r.sd 81 S0ld he pleased % maze an sfran srn'en.
- I.n.'.y whose chi .crrl itey ~Qul Nsn in.N-'.7-
" t,ssl irsn,tr. of Eng 81 snd Fr-nc1. viii nus G.
u T /! Ninff-.t ~ 5us'
,,oVVp>F.. WA>TED-For t~o dsagsers Of
- s.-~-rr one D the ufr-r r year. oef At = a-e
- Conn She must ce snIc % i-sc, tn- !.
3D..
tt,s.-', ~ R-eosivn b~iWeen snd Do A " % -
V,,i.>,- CLASSICAL AND .i.,.'s..'ss ENs-.sa
j. SCHOOL Is Easi Kieenin--t corner % " -
: -, SENS Nonfay. S-pi m = -
\II>IATURK SOLAR LaNf ~ - 80. 10
fire- -nrslrd .amQs, when -fr a. -. ,ss.-- f1r
= - 'est f5r .iudy and seaiHg p4fFo-es' - -. -
81 f.,-v and -coasny lrec Jed sfr =. -
. A, 49, .,h.-rrsrs A. their Old sian1, = l-' 49,
T.y $50 rranafscrr-- - every d-scnpl'n ~ o- ~ -.
40 trs -. rard desrck. &c which hey eref ~ e,,
..'-s..fa srd rei.i a. very oN prices "l cA'--
-. ,,s-ks snd repairing 90 errry tr.cri tIe-. -. =.
Il. II tNDiNCA a - ~
L '.l~.f I.vtng a. Assorfrncui OF ho4sel'i- ~
srs wishire % dispose u he sane :. & is -, - : n
-. - sd purchaser By Addressing ne " -.
T-hn,e Cf-r Persons ~isnius io slFv 1P -.-
t.l e-s fti. a favorable opportunity. 10 %.
" e N@tium-grced furniture Preiefreo = -
,,nn THE PACE AND -ki>.-Chlh n = . :
L V'Se,shie Lotion hizhly vas.o.r ~. -
.,.-s uirpi-s hotche.. tan and reese -. -
esrs f-',4 ~ .hors TN vii produce nIll-..-
pleXon- SOLO 70 o0'' az tasW as
| Of sPnHs-sA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE

=
RICH FANCY GoODs.
ID KEMP VII ..l a. sacuoo 20 yRIpAY. ssPs i.
H. a. DO e'clock. a. store II Nxlst
300 cAsss of Fxs>cs. E~cIisE. 6sssA> sni Nrl>tN
FAscs Gcoos pscos.rSo fsk~cs Csisa, Fsfscs
Bsl>tEs fssrvsgsS. Bosssi.s GL.s VAS. A.
rhs comprises very .srg~ s,oes q -'eh gods us
arrived per nresots 80 other ate srvss. sni a. q
which VII be sd n nsers io 90 %. usd-. ~iSsoat
serve for cash. among which are
10 49,. ~ r.s FrracA Bronre.. rSn sAe eessrsi.c
n.k.r Frsua nose rvPasuou msles Os sroaEss n.
ne aes, 10 Frsnce
rsese Bron1e. sre sAd 20 Ss 30 richest and beet sPee
o. group. 1nd ssur-. porsi .nto ths o0un
Try ,orie pieces being worth frosn sas $50 each. sns
here are shout So specimens
Aso. > Frcneh marble 40 brorte Clcess
I. cases riehy decorsei fr-reA Casa
- DO Caiae.e Fancy GcSt. snd Chiss wNs
DO Fr~nes EnsrsVsnss rsre speoimsns
DO do Per'smsry ard Fancy soaps
30 DO Comb. sod susses
Also, dox dessert sRlves ard forss vita pare sivsf
bsadies
Also. 10 sos batter .as snlves with pure
sAnd.-..
Aso. Bohemian sl... ssssr .,d sal .,ss4s dive
mounted.
A.o. sple.id rosewood w~s table uzpor,sA irou
Par, of 500 10 farnlsh~a with 'vef sst
,mns.eboN
Ash. splendid tnd rcnIN iuisd csnncS 'i'sA 'esAa
hi sruc.-.
Aso several pair. of lsrse cAas.s ssrdeu vss~- .oH.
of which very ueh
Aso rich and elegant Bsv.rAn ami vsneasa 0l.ss. si
The newest design. aud rsern. just ree-iv.d BY &c
rsss consisting u vases. usnisl ornaments, eoosses
ssrd receivers. posss gobiet., aaosrs dsssnle., pre-
serve dI.he. fruit bow. Ac
A.o richly decorated Frsoes estn. eSi
fee esp.. .eie-s ietes. baskets, ss
Also. E~eiiss isos srosg chin. alsas s-ls tot
pitchers. DC Of ssilr- new pattern.
LAv, .So Asrlsvs w.sk. new style ss.ndo.s-, nss
te branches, .sups, ke
Bsriu iron baskets. rctcules card sssss. 40
PAFiEs Mscsis 0ooos. wa Msfs snd csrisr abe.
chair. and musis sn.d. ~ors bones AL sesusy. nc NJ,
in' 'sd ~ith pear
Ase rch ov.L eat glss. sesssssss. ls.elers. ~in.s
chsmpsgnes and c'areis
eoio LsvSs WsrcHEs-so dss gSls svs and lspiss
tngi.h and Frouch Watches. fu.l l-~sed
Aso as invoice ~ .i'vsrrst.d ware. 80 ssys Nc.
Catalogue. on the norulng sale sn n.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

ANCfY>I ORnFR OF GOuD fklLoWc.-N NuhIltl
.8sse o. Of G. +. OF this city, proceeded 20 New
fo-k ve.terdav morning Tor the the purpose of meet
o. some Of the brcthr of that city. who We believe
orted them 70 Hoboken. Al that place they received
beautiful banner from the hands Of the Grand Master
ss.eh VA. presented with appropriate ceremonies
tler the presentation collstion was served up anu
ts eutertairm ment closed with dance on the gree"
iEsri They were attended by Dnges Ssnln4t'n
irss Band. which distoursed most eAVeeu. u'us'o y
as way They returned u this 'i'S ~ S''"' ~
CRY corsr- CAamkev, - Rerja~ia H9rc3 sgain''
ci,.ss BaascThis was motto 10 SCI $50 &c a. a. -
r-t sgsust the defendant, on the ffouuu sns' y, w
ecad,nr had not concealed hiuseH 10 HNo.u sso 80 - -
process a. alleged In the compliant AhosNi's ~
sssr toDs he paper. and will give his decision Al -
.fv tav - hIaiei Mr,ray agaia'f CAIrio' NgA"e -
-, 'ss sefrnd.nL who Is ,ad to be the owner Of
b. oftsnrs in south Brook yn. hch 80 by The name
soairr's Buildings for Injury done To- ctAa "i VIZ
.5, 4. ts f.tRer by aid child 'Shng into The Srea
A. unfinished h0ase, which hsd been ieN e~e.ess ~
yer The WAS not conc adr1 Srs'oess cr
,en 81 loumsd -Messrs JACK aud Ds"scn sgFssS,tt
larus Tor defendant, Messf. Nissan ana On'''H'"'
Pc,ier Covsr-Two men named James hins siAs
a.. ~ lid and EAhu Averiil, were arrested
fsssrs.v afternoon by officers Strong and Higgins, on
Arge oi passing cOaniefeil money 80 s,r,,r
itc.ed siopped Al the store of Mr Buody, ~ Tue
front md Msia sts and succeeded tn genns "
a.nsed, which purpOried 20 be on ine HS ~ ~ r.r,-
he usue of The State having been efssedl ~ ~ nc . -
fjohn Quincy Adams n President iho eheat ~ - "
h,eovered howe and the countefirliets sfev'fE -
esicc ard handed over 10 inr FiNFVi e-+-'
80. searched ten Eve, and Two doiisr uo'es uPVn ~.
ane bsus all counterfeit. we're found Ia 'hef poss'-
ss.cs number 4 pawn ucse's on various 'an -, ,sey
~ in ihr Ciiy of NewYork When asked NhA' ...et
doing In h. city, they ssled thai they came over W
= purpose Of establishing some kind oi cb'iA,, a. -
Nv fh-t nf .Iterre bsns notes most likeyl Il = De-
-vet fhsf one Of these persons least. 10 an od Sae
n. r hIrd for whom reward Of ) 80 has been offered
Nrs no doubt from The fact The forged notes being
1.t Ia the possession Of these fellows, that the Ian o
f opersiOns hss been guile extensive and We sAo1o
sqrpr set 10 hear ha merchants ia ult cl' ano u
-w.Yort have been vicumlzed. They were iasen be-
re Jasuc, King who upon taking evidence enough TO
% ben. commircd them 10 the county JAZZ TOT '"'''
fsmiusron
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
AUCTION SALES

DN BANGS, PLkrr & 60. sssr- - srosa
D-sy NENYORS TRADE SALE =. u. -
P1.scr-i ircu ne a.osi tine anui TIT AsVAi y
iSth >-pt sl2ociocs NJ ~s~s he s.sncnerN .A .
~ commerce eurhrscar . 1ost sxt-nsiv- vsresy .
Fo~~i a. snd nours4c sslocrry, bl>As sooss kc
o. >krl KpAN, l>it >~pt a. c'ccss
r. Psrsr - = vii c,u rene. rntrscirs ugsSs ~
~ es.e. of q ~ vsrcue-
on MONDAY MOR>lNo. segt II a. Soc. .oes
r. So.,s S.-.f coucn~ne~ rss rorsou = re "a .
sussr~- a. 4nnsus vssSy ~ stcs a. NJ ades cnt1
sguar. f-au r-srva a. ne rgb.shers u ihe luisrr-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1850.

DTBLlsHED BY THE AMERICAN and Foreign AMI
/ slavery Society. and for sale at their fepD.0ry iu
Negs YORK. 30 lhr fuI owing prices
Flr one iruusAnl copies ....-t..t...s--p - l'
fYr unr d i1-l--.-t. .+..t.ts-t.- t
.f.aT N
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BRUSH nrANUFAcToRY.

% .-rt-r .rVfes .1e erlall -f -l- g--.c D.. ts
-r---..-e ...orlnl-ut q Bust-s cols.sln4 . rt.-i
-.t.. .a.r to. Vsrl. 81. Ftl.-~a-. l.f.-
.- -a.I.rg .f- hair. r.0tI. tllll al4 sa4IllE
f,-.--. ~ = --rr l- -- lr- fH- esf rrfrrs
-. -. J0aS r. AOrPE-
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prBLIc -AtE.-Tbs maehiosry AM 4 ss

4 r PUBLIC -Atf.-lhe narhiorfJ an, hftnfos
~ u a SlAf CsniIs FartOfy, cOrsisuns ~ hydfauhe
Press. md al msfhBsfy perfect order tor
fcfudnx Star Candles Aso the nschnsry Tor hs ssnn
fac.ars u Soap snd Lard O--as ins snd boilers
will be- sold o. public suction On "WEDNESDAY, M u
Of Ocu1-r nes he pf-nhrss Ia s ciiy ~ Cins'n
Terms ~ .ss made sno~n on o. before me dats
spec property exhibited 10 tsOss rishins %
purchase any previous io ne day ~ sale. on sgpi
canon James " isOu Co. on Canal, bst~-~s hsin
and Walnut 80 ln Cincinnati.
sl0Iw JAAEs WILSON, Receiver
AUCTION AID fOntIIssIO>.-Ibs SOB
y .ruler would be pieks@d 10 iasss az @ffansemrSt
with .Jns hoass he above use, ~ ~ith sny Yrfsps
wishing snzsge in the bssnss. Address al ~ Syf'f@
~ ft. THOMAS ELL. Asetons@f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
~ VA NfRINE JOINNfL. FOINIH Ffuh N

:, sr. Ns.ss s.. s.s...c IS lss Mos hs-s- -n''ii %
HtGH VArfE....Sept. u -
S,r..H..k q a.v i.taf-s rin - af. "---l -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
JUDDs IMPROVED PATENT
rrNrRfFuGAI. WINDMILL

BEAUTIFUL MODEL ~ - W'ntnil isa et,
i Ih..as - .l- llvsuior a. L0fs.0ys Eo.. sornsf ?.
B.-kusr-s- snd PzrErgZ, w1rrsrs. "a o. IsffS y eha
aso az. e n-i.4s usy be pfocafs1- H<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
MARINE JoURN AL .

PORT or Observation-Disclosures y
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. Gnnp CnANCK.-TLe s,a.--.l- q .. -

. GOOD CHANCE.-Tne proprietor - - -t,.-'
4 ,.g- n. .lf 81 mss1E. vending a. -s-i-. A4fN '-
hing crmu-. 81 c1r-ell pence ef .ll-r e i1-ra
rar beng . resident 0f ne cl-gI f1 tH--nr pc tf 10
f-fer.ou f1 engage ir ut tllf.c.1rr- .n1 -~...-Z n
C.lg u NeE-Y1rE lUN ot-rs u- rf.i - 'a- Z.
sd r-.eF ss.- 1eorl.rs al ---t n' PER --r- r-- '
.f fv q. been tested ty thclslrc. i1 ias --- --r
~f..r. srd .e.tnoc.a.s 1f .ars- l-u0-r lf- -- r.
.-...8r N The 1-orr-lr It . 1--u-1 4l-rf---trt H
So \ a-.rri r-or ~ be-. to .1~aE ~ .- n-i' -
-. .-rr--r u. tt y. rot -xperel a. az person .
- ri ~. -rt-~-~-- <I.fosi f-Ir % l-d n-ca -
~ .-r.--s ~ Dbl. so-- y sc'a ga -xpef' u-rfI
II e. e1f-rpr-' snd rdls.r,o-' --.
,.st-- -or4t rapidly, .itl cQnlpsrt-,- al t' -t-
a. ~ ..I- f.r rfsr of ta- C.4-- 30 'i p rts
So r. --~,-t We.t-tr-t-r. P1lrsu, Drar- --. 81 l
v.-.rl Rlrsar1 A sua. stlcs mi ..aH- r-.-r .r l-f
------- -~.f- g.ll le t4z-r ID rarl r45 -l-l-
r- ~ ~. 1.r-..-..f H .t- rlrU-r rr 1arcay al1
vy-r Ia. lrla % 5ocock, 81 W -dnesdsy. IT,
a. Frdsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

n0vyS WITS THE CORPORATIOv NUMBERS
s>D PROCT REONE OF kOBtkl-'- reg
\ 80 a--luflI Cone 81 of NlIn-r Plates. kD b
FRTs or rnal n-s.z1e- s1i A.-l ~ lfsr of i'- % g
PlI. - 8r7si Fay. near Prlc--t 30 ln.s-rlf
- PURSUANCE ara- r-t-r 1i 10 s-rrlrsls af f- c-
rs. sri e-rs1l ss1 'a ,--e1s rsrs rti- 'f'af
.s.FlgI VA corr s-s r' 90 Co. n' hr.t t--It- t
---r t. srr- rr...--s f.r-H. e. fe a.rrrer Of -
49,. w = Fs- C.f it fFs s---f. I.- llg -
80. .rr 10 Nor -f A'.'t -
To- f- rsr-a RI s-H r-ar-r ItH
,a,.-.. cz1HIrr sAs con. A '-i-'''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
GENERAL NOTICES.

r9- The Pail session Of Union College y
commence this vear on Friday. .isi September
als 1wisAlfW
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

or coPrkEsssss .PI, ss 50 o.. q. ..s. s 80. 3, ..sy
> hlLEA, q FOrsyta-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

PolIcs CoUtr-A man named James "a. La" was a,
eed Yesterday upon charge Of grand larceny IN siea
"a eold wach valued $40 from person whose name
"a not known al the time lie was connil'ea 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT

I A-T APPEARANCE or -TRAkO-CH IL
Il Nes-f1r s->TRAh0SCa K kano1nsss ~ 1.s re sscs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
uarhet. .cAsrrvLlr REPORTED ros rHr Tr,rv,

AsHTs-Ths .iesiy. alto ard s. Pear. o.
moderate
COrloN Tie market without charge v .a-. .o 20 -
bal.s s.sfi) 'or export W. quote
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

tlANTED-A situation by Proiesiant young wo-
W man fo do homework. She II good washer ari
rluer a1d give sasflrHry references Tor honesty
a1i resqecahiy Cal o. ~ Ras-st front room. on The
fr.i fl0r. 50 ltF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

n.IIy TEACHER.-A .sdy having e~ holrs
r'lr. .d would be- pleased tn MAKE an sfrAa sriien
- l.,y ho-e cf. trrl ttey would y sn ln.Nl'.-l
" 't rsI fr.nchr. 10 Eng 81 snd fr-ncl, ~il me- G
.-.,sirs srd The rld.u-uis 81 spanish y oe'..s
/ 49,. 4 ~ T Ninff-st. - 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
Splendid Sale OF Real Estate.

, viriti- Of authority to me directed from
I the Wayne Probate Court, l Will oifrF nc
pai.li.. s,i- to the highest bidder. thu following
real estate, 10 wit: zone HUNDRED rods IN width
ii of the Est sie, Of tn South west quarter
az Scion No. -. IN t. vudn., No -. and
lang. No. West. ~ WayHe County, Iniisna,
t"ipg ih. firu formerly owne" by Eiix,brth
Ellis. daughter Of SbideTick iirndersnn. The
ale VII confluence about 10 O'Clock OF Monday
the /, III day OF June l-I9, at the Il mixing honse
.opr in til. city Of Richmond, in sail county,
upon the following conditions: One third Of
The purchase mou-y will be required IN hand:
one thiri in nine. AMI Que third ia e,ght~en
months from the day Of saf-, the purchaser to
give no,"s whh approved security. on deferred
w,iving the ben fit OF Tn. v"luation
an! appTaisefnrn la~s
:. f. BARNES. Connnissio"er.
MAY %, 1919. 22-ta
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23
DIED In this city, On SUNDAY last. OF scarlet
fever. THOMAS. only son OF Rev. GEo. FIsEr.

Messrs. Scavcr and Son, editors Of the Baia-
via Times. to the oitne of DIR. q. L. Naugiia
',Uf Mtin st. Buffalo. The following Certificate
These gentlemen lublIsi IN their paper at
the date al winch The certificate WAS gwen. .
,.ui .!icat- oil the same. II Was Case winch at
tractra considerable atte ution IN that place. AMI
Tie cure d attempted before, BY the Ut all
wrii-k known remedies. ana through The agency
oi the Facuit,, AMI nothing coula be done.
"B,TAvI>, y. Y, My list. Iol6.-l hereby
certify, that WAS taken with thu Dropsy ~ tho
t,unth al October last, ana under the Doc
tons care Tor three months. About Jan. LIST, ID.
was st eiiei that | could not mov. hand or
loot. | WAS perfectly heipl.ss--grrw WORSE
Was given up by my physicians ami tr,ensis--and
was toid that all had been done which could 10
10 me. About tins tit,r, one OF Or. Saughn's
pamphlets fell iuto the hands OF the neighbors.
he purchased and srnt ii bottle Of the s,eii-
cine before I hid taken IL all the bioatInC isad
much gone down. got three more, but
D, tore | hal used them mp the swelling had EN-
trciy oisa i,prar-d aud | am now able to work +,
,nd nv health IS good. Martha MckESNEv."
We certify the above to be correct III every
arttcular:-Tru Lhhe. Martha Libbc. L..
Allen, jos. Hi, l.. II Forty.
See our columns, get pamphlet from Agent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-05-23

Wafer Cure Manua1.-We acknowl-
edge with pleasure the receipt Of a work
bearing the above title from Messrs. Fow-
Ter & Wells. New York. 1t contains
descriptions OF the various modes Of ba-
thing. the curative effects Of air, exercise.
clothing. occupation. dict, &C.. &c. To-
gether with descriptions Of diseases and
the HyIropathic means TO be employed
therein. illustrated with cases oftreatment
and cure. Dr. Joel Shrew. the distin-
guished editor Of the Water Cure Jour
nal. is the author. which is sufficient to
commend il to those who have read thai,
excellent Journal. The work before us
contains much valuable information. and
were it generally read and its contents
needed much good would result there
from.
Address Fowler & Wells, New York.
Price 50 cents.
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Commissioners Court commences on
the first Monday in June.
A ca r D

A change of business has 'n,de it necessary
for ME to retire from the School room, IN which
have spent a great portion of my life very
agreeaby Y, and feel it due to my friends TO re-
turn them my sincere thanks for the patronage
which they have % literally bestowed on me for
Il number OF years; and now take great pleas
in recommending TO my former patrons "nt
the public generally, Mss 3. NJ Rodgers, who
has had the principal charge Of my School for
III. last year, and has, l believe given general
satisfaction, and who will open the Schoo! on
her own account on Mon!ny next. Mis- Rodg-
ers came well recommended by the National
Board OF Popular L Ia alton. and she has iully
show n that they were not mistaken IN recon-
nen..ing her. She is emInenty qualified TO
take charge of ID -clooi. and well calculated to
mpart instruction, possessing superior ednca-
ton, agreeable manners, aud a happy method of
instruciing her pupils. Miss Rodgers expects to
have class of young laies in French and will
also give instruction Drawing, Painting, &c
also take pleasure in recommending Mss R.
c. JOHNSON, who now has school III the North
Basernen,-story Of the NJ. f. Church; she has
assisted ,ne in school for several years past and
proved herself worthy of patronag- Persons
wishing to send small children to school, cannot
find Il better place for them than in her school
room. IA VI rs VI. POE.
Richmond, May o. 1919.
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Another Destructive Fire.
\ Large port o. of Niiwsukie III ashes.
$4,000 worth Of proper;y DESTROYED.


Milwaukee May 18th. p. VI.
\ fire broke out this mornin. between
; and I clock. which. before i, was ex.
tineuished. destroyed property 10 the
amount OF fifty or sixty thousand dollars
The ire originated in the building oc-
cupied by Mr.. Hawkins as planning and
,,,vc factory. and from the combu>tihle
msierial about the pr misses. the building.
together 18th Davis X Moorc's store was
burned; 5. Davis Livery stable was near
II consumed. before the Engines were on
The ground. Luiingston's brick building
occupied by the Sentinel and Gazette Of
fees. was DESTROYED. Mr. Hawkins lost
everything in his building-no insurance.
Davis u Moore lost their stage barn.
wagon shop. bl ick~n.ih shop. four post
coaches. with all their stock. and 4 900
bushels OF oats. Loss So 900. No in
Surauce.
s T. Davis Livery stable. with grain.
hay. carriages. &c. were all DESTROYED -
Loss 50 600; insured for $4,000. All
the buildings from the corner 10 Luling-
ton. on the Yves, side of Water ST, was
destroyed. excep, Metcalie's Meat Mar
ke,, and the saddiery Of q. Dyer. The
lire is supposed TO have been the work OF
an inceutilarv.
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~. W. H., wishes 10 know where il

~. W. H., wishes 10 know where j,
''may be found. written. or spoken. iha.
the young people should dance" &c. and
'what Preacher said il should come -
pass! Well. a. he says, first Of all that
which we read FIRST YOU will 6nd the
dancing time alluded 10 in the 3 chapter
of Ecclesiastes, and i: did take place on
the first of May. as "cold a day" as i
was! The dance around the Nav pole.
occurred in comfortable barn. and we
suppose tina, it was the time that suited
our Young folks-tried their soies,' and
that they KEEP, time to the music. TIN
"Preacher' who wrote or spoke about
there being time for all things is said
have been the son OF David. king of Je-
rusalem.' Probably if our young friend
or ourself should stu ~ theology, until
we were as grey as oil rats. we would
neither of us make as grea, preacher as
the one alluded 10.
We do not stick ourself up as the spe-
cia, advocate of May poles. dances, or
diversions of different kinds. among our
young people here or elsewhere; vet we
delight 10 see them Ell owing themselves
in innocent rccreations and exercises;-
we do not .sh TO forget our Young davs.
(albeit. we're nc, very Oil YETI and We
recall their remembrance with pleasure;-
VIC know that youthful indiscretions NAV
occur among those who use only cold
water, and that "s,ream OF profanity
oitimes breaks out Of the mouth of some
young men, and some old men, too; but
i, is some consolation to know that there
is a lIpn.or about. who will not fail TO
give good advice. not only to the profane
swearer. but as to how and in wha. man.
ner twelve sunny hours on as clondy
and cold day as the first of this month
was. should not be spent by the young
ladies and gentlemen Of our city!
/ In our former time for all ,hings' arti-
Gle, all we wished to DO or say. was. 4
tell the sylvan Hitler TO follow the al
vice given by ST. Paul. 4th chap. Ihessa
lonians. ll:h verse-cspecially the frs
part Of said verse.
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Candidates for Congress.
W. J. Brown.
w. 4. German


In the winter Of 1856, FIVE indivdu
ais, citizens Of New Jersey and members
Of the Society Of Friends, purchased 1000
acres Of land. once belonging to the es-
tate Of Gen. Washington, being that por-
ton given by him to his nephew Law
renee Lewis. 1t is said 10 he excellen,
valley land, with much valuable timber.
water power. and tide navigalion-also,
large mansion house, erected sometime
since the death Of Washington, at a cost
about equal to the amount paid for the
whole premises. The price paid was
$4,000. Another mill property has been
purchased, upon which there was a large
flour mill in operation, and large double
saw mill has since been erected. Seve-
raj other purchases have recently been
made by members Of tine same society in
The immediate neiehborhood. They now
mill. store, smith shop. school, meeting
house, &c. Attached to the saw mill is a
machine for cutting out barrel slaves,
which will turn out sixty per minute, ready
dressed for flour barrels. The saw mill
is occupied in cutting ship timber which
finds ready market at commercial points
near at hand.
Several tracts have recently been pur-
chased at from SIS to $40 per acre. A
sufficicncy Of the land cleared and under
fence with comfortable houses and other
appurtenances. Thus q person witt,
$500 or $1,000 can obtain farm Of 100
acres from which an independent living
may be had. True. the lands are no,
Eow equal to the rich lands Of the west
but with skilful tilage will yield from %
to SO bushels OF corn to the acre, and
wheat in a better proportion. while the
price is about double TO what it is here
Under the influence OF free and enlight-
ened labor the land may be reclaimed to
its original fertility. Virginia was once
chosen as the ''garden spot Of America
by the early pioneers to the new world.
and which if it had never been desolated
by slave labor would now have doomed
as a garden Of flowers and the seat oi
great agricultural wealth Many Of the
descendants Of the slaves enancipated
by Gen Washington reside in the neigh
borhood Of the settlement referred to. and
furnish sufficient laborers for farming
purposes.