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E,w.york Cattle nIarkst.."MAY g.

Reported lOT The Tribune.
At the Warrington Drove Yard EOurn-avence AID For'
lvfourthst and e the Hudson River Bulls Head, foot
OF Robinson-st for Besves. For Cows Calves, Sheep
and Lambs Browning's, Sixthst, neHr TErssvense;
and II ChEmberlains. foot OF RObinsOn-st
OFFERED-lg00 BeeYes q ,2M Southern the remand 81
rom his STATE and the East 70 Cows and Calves, And
800 Sheep and Lambs al BrowninRs; ~ COWS ana
Calves and about 1900 sheep and Lambs. 1t Chamber
lain's
BFUvEs-Are IN fair demand al firm prices. Good re-
failing qualities command S70S9 t' cwt These figures
are the fair range OF the market though there IN al Occa
siopal ssl under and above Oheud let over
Cove AND CALvEs-The supply is ar, and purchasers
buy freely Sales al from $50 to swan 80 Al sold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sales o. Sheep 40 from % 70 ID
a. - Lambs, IS 20 5Oatj as 10 quality. AL sold.
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ss Ha. Of L-cos, efisy, s. Donnsa, IS -, soss'
A. h. : Ftdsr- - ,-,- - -. d..
sh aztec hssure Lsis1' = lays - SAfaal WA
VIII -tsief A., o., T. -, -
s.srh1r cA.s. Sor1 days, s7-as e s.rs, Eth
r. E.h. Ho,r., H,v.s SooA, a. ooaad 70 Ssrs.a'rs'
urh
mrs n, ,'sar.h H1n17ott L1.s. FOR Hare; sh -
- -, ~ -.or-r t.or FOR ss1 Fa1c.1 netstnr, Soc
- ~, So,i.sr, Lse ~ Hsr tcn l--s Lsi1 sae, ocs-
III al, ~ % Al-a. SAFE, -. - a,-l az '-lsf
pFlovyRr ss-t Jes., o- r. ssFqof;"ass, Na-h p 40
Bfsr.u ga -tt passsaesfs-
y,,xr7 r, .-.--.-s -s~ WVv. s--st; calm.
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nNArURE ALAAsAc.....rar DAY
MARINE JOURNAL.
fOXT OF EEwIoRK..


us,ssusf Asa, Jutkius, Lvsrposl. cunaf1 IT,
SArs-EtWsra Bnsa Crssa;oa, Qasosc. W L-Fs C-ll
bs Gfmsy. Chs.ston Wards Carells a.; Nafy Cara To-
sIsol. S1sose K Buck.
Bails-ssIzs ,RassAs) Zaaia 5; JoA1s NB Ls',ai amer
c..
va frert, Sssua IA Ganos uPscr hl,sTs Co Goes A.
sisscr. bath
sShoorers-Sursror Co,l.y Prov3s-cs ga-ysr. l,-W
snra, Nchols, C1arss;oa MsCuasy c.. L'v Cr2ss.
kpsseec W Lers; Esauias Norcr. :. Dc1co, a-k
Co kJeo'i, kusel,ut sstore J0lasoa L3uss-i Bay,
.sn' h-sios sAr.sso L n Cfss-y & CO. . Adams ~
r. so1 fcsef Ncksrso- Amanda cFlr. Bal SosoE Nss
- ~ sens W. sileicfd Jorss. Froyssacs. mAsr hAr
Bangor n ID Brolkmsn
fop. .ss-kr' N,,.aa- Fasis'pAs & Br.s. Bhcs "a
uo13, S;sQat1sOu. 81. " a TL.u2soa
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Diaasfers, &c.

Pr sch Esss ' Weymouth IS for sslsm. rh pat l;o Ports
ors Io-.- .r3o- 1 rst reports thst vnsl 0 nss IN Cas-
Ano tie csps8 s fran ts d-s snd Eas droVeet Those on
board sFay tie oos 90 save ll AID oct ils ooit
o.s schooner SATURDAY 1rn'g as1ars Ia 10y
t.rs Cove Pruaslce leland der iopsa a. a5t
sr4 ~ t-h vstsr % t 1as-s 50
suprosss ov Forest Pearson. vch - "a iron
Poydsncs 81 or Cs but Inc Journal sapp9ss nr
- - Sew Ers land frou qlr. flr Bangor
WiLr-v OF Truro -hca was asaors n CA-'-ae ST.
N.rpr-t 20 Apparently tt1ni r1l 1in4s-t
So would proceed 5ort for rsntrs.
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;, Ane he IeIulG WA a. follows

TIE Nations, Eife Insurance. Company have Ge
esarsd assmi.anEssl dividend o, zen y cent
TIE following Bank dividends have been De-
dared 10 PAuSdelgha G!rara sank, y csa, i1r s nos
BSnk OF Commerce. DO 60; Western Back, ) do; Com
rnsreiA Sank do, Keassss0a, 30, AM 3 eenss1us
Fsrmsfs 4 Mechanics, DO EraaeInAasS DO; MNna.
,aeluregs Mechanics 60; Soahwark. do; Meehsn-
,-s 10 Northern Loer,,sS DO Philadelphia Bank 8
c. snd q certext-s.
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~ aRclerrnnNa

r0sTOT ars- c. -aps job, r DAVIS. i-r-'7" 5'-i'-f
80. - r--.- srzs so1i- ss-fF l is'slts. Emma p q
>, r-. li,-rr AZ NJ a-c CO. " c4s-s, W-----, g
f.avr, p.-e-s-1-- ssc1sm Nloff
PoR1L4vD My s-Auscr. .for' t-r.o L. Rouge R-'ef'
AZ Ff.55 u sds P-a -oPsala CO, Co i-tis aat II e.
sym. . ~ d. I.--..-. e. o.
Saw gFDFO-D MAJ 5-c'f brg Ocean O. tst-ls
NORFOLK Tsy Arr tts cav, 'tsa--r p '7 ana ron
o. 1.i.1 sa re Brother. im HsF "a Ils 3rE
sel- r s. Cror. as - ga ior Ds1lt-a, rsn .
'sW.Fvt8 mays-Arr Sip Hartford, al '-. Te-is. from
TYofs
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Coiiforria Vrs.eIs npoIfen, go.

10, q Plate Robert Winthrop, Yolas' from
Bo,tor Ncv 2 far sFrsrcsco.
jar 81 , g. % W. ea'k oregon, Swan, in Ee~ York
fNcv IT, for SHANE
J.a3t htF las, oa W ship Ursl simpson, IN New Yori
tEov 90, 'or sFrlncsco go
March for Caiiorf
Jan 3D. lat on Is 10 W ship Hsl'na Land, - d IN New
York Tor c lfor1a.
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" Rs.sI Fsr Collector 81 Nsr Bedford. gives notcs %
mariners lAa Can Point Light vii be eItngusne 90 sni ale
Hrcsy ~ H. fora u. tine. dls he s thoass aai-tE1 X
s-u rspsrs Ben CLARK Po-t al ne Damp
Ing Roek Lrrho1'ss % - improved ty tie ,aosi7
srlsrs efctors &C. adding much to hsf vas and ls'
iuIless.
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III a r Il I Z D.

On TUESDAY, May the Cuton Hotel by Rev Gardiner sPug
D mr GEO. W SMITH 70 Mise l. A. BEkHS, b0t Of Budse
port, Conn 90
~ J Wtiehouss PHILIP FRENEAUto HELEN NJ daughter
OF LYMAN Dsti-on, Eco al Of this CITY.
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Rnrninfa nfPradnce

bs lie Noytk Rtrer Boats Tuesday Nav g.
z+s.5 oos Ficaf; ~ 60 Beef l.2T GO Pork 81 10
Whsty 7s do Ashes iloo b-sis's Oln 91e, g. West
it- a. Cen les bAes Hsy.
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r. A. CmLIoA, AuctOneer,

I OTS.-PeremptOry Ssle.-TWo Value
4 lble los Of ground on Poplar near Coilnsg,s,.s
Brooklyp ard nesr tho KgltO4 Yorfy, a. aneuon NVLt
4 Chiffon viii sell a. sGcuOn, on WEUNbsDAi
MAY l. 1851 at Il O'Clock, A. Tho Merchants EIcasDs
York Two los Of ground the nOfInesa.sny -
Of PODlsrsi between Columbia and Hicks as BOZ
Highs known ss and PoparsL commanding ~
door from Coombs-sL s8d running through W sisefg,
Each lot 10 Il feel inches ff0n and rear and soogI
FEET deep. For maps lerms zod particulars, sgpy 70
sucLOHesrs WsI-sL ly43l aAi1OSlJN'p,--
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SALES BY AUCTION.


A "A. AEEr -, AurtlDu9cf.
10y BANGS, BROTHER & Co, Trade
Il Bssie Rocms Is Pas-rov
REMOVALS. K co hsss removed 70 i6s neS
StoFs IS PNt-row
FRIDAY EVENING. May AT O'clo:t
SuPRRB ENckAyINGs received from LONDON, ocne
most magnificent coiec loa Of hno line and mslLounl
English French, Italian and herman Engraving omoft-
log large assortment OF tno choicest productions OF we
most celebrated artists Of Europe, and including many hs
are eIqulsiiely co.ored. Cslzogur, will bo issued %
Thursday when the engfsyngs viii 10 ready Tor insPop
don.
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DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife, or
kD too or three single gentlemen may oba'n pleasant
rooms furnished or uolrnshed, 1ish board. by applying
al A West Washington -pscs. my 5. WsSM'
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BOARDING..

EOLLAMORE HOUSE, $50 and 532
AJsad s4 Broacway corner OF Sprng-n Will ne opened
on or before the lS OF Msy
Tie House Is centrally slus ed. o. being hul one square
below Eino's and f,r desirable either ~ egt OF
single vii compare fsvosb with any house. ~ ths city
Ills the determines OF the PTopUelora 10 maze IA 'ne
OF th- besl Houses and paine VII he sN.s1 90 render
Il desrable sud attractive % ih- public and ia psrous
Families hreskny nousesee'ing s1d wlsting rooms
vii DO well 10 make early pDirsuon Also families lfon
EbrCsd wishing rooms Tor The summer.
Application may be made Al zoe House dunng ne day
PERRY 4 COLLAAOkE,
corner Of Brosdwag and spr.ngsL
EeV.Y York, April TO- 1851. a.i Il
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..
Good f~''----.------'--- .,a- ssI a.
FLOUR asD SExi-xs aoto. s..,e- eeHsse far -. -
race Fflr a. p-f IRE esilt ei
u. ne-au Er,s-' sfs hsi-y 40 re- '- re
er,e.. ar. r. INT, sr3 To t'ns,i p1e7,y
err-s. = ca.as.-, 71.- 80, l71- sl7s-
,'.' ~ - h'' a. = q. % o' - 800 ~ IA,
eoumo, STRAIT ats's EG 37A ~ eafs, i'iaas A..
1o-ia'5 on "a o. = y - -, O. IS m r5r ~
Gsre.-. so9 311a' n Tor 'Trs D''---- nee - -
rst'y srf fte lnas-i re- 80 W. .fI -f $3.50.
s.ss ~ =, oe, :. g 49, s,ie. l0o -. #.
20 So 8, o' s,cy - g. ~, J.,..v =, "a
cRtI.-5.r. ssrsi e-a.s f5r yvass AZ - larsst
20. -1ss i.svy f CD. or Ert-@s aLd tr1 ~ - 80
to-s n s'ss Car,oaa e1l 10 rorna y = 9i'i
80 a, ols ais5 os,,.f "a god is
MAID sla uoeefse .p9y' a. 3. - o. - ~ q, a.
S9asse ,i.-s yerow re Tor Ws';s 1rsd 20 a'i- o'
J.r,.y ~ Tor Round White Othsr a. are scarce ie o. n'a
m lie Es'i Eooe sls lat efs4p' '- i7'7' "S o. 10 40
WHI.KY~Ts. ,,.., .,-asyi rather oFsrnei sales Of
p8SyIsiS@s-oi, nsEst ior Ne. 5ors sai r,-1.r
Iosr, Pm. pre., better TIE =s are 80 a' a.
IS - as - Tor rev n-'s' and IS ic ot N7.s 10
eb,rs. -rh. 5sHsps; Of so oo, ~ s'4l 81 io
b.s 80 1sa6 ~ Prr. 7i0s7 fo' Railroad So
BEE Han, Pnne as's Beef sf' doI atom'r pnes. Gu
sssts heavy snt more pleas '- Of 1 hh. .ao s
r., s...e Lao .~ o1oysnt "a, o. 7J sbs 30 -rc- AZ
~ a. X rouoirg 0 bbs m tde lt1s on rrvsfe - oi
Chez ; 80, a. go a. =, +. ~, 81 '' Az
eRosERrEs-ars ro 9ae ~ ssa.s Cote. s..asy
small demand 500 oag' ho -o.l Al 2, - ots' - ~
= pr r 6 e cfe- q trtit bed WI We he
Ha'i' sugar. az 10 2, q .rgt'' 49,, ~
p.o 80 ls,, se.e mo na ,.' e; 't ,--a ~, ~ ~
rh'e Ne" tsls "a 4..s, 4. b. a. s . 80 ~ :.
Por,, Eco sc NV Ot,sn. bsrs.,s frn 5'03r butte
sbgs-Ar.scrs Thsrses pi, far au, Basno' Ayrss Of
light weight. 90, # ~ hands Pfce sre ,-,ay 'r we con
mon srd Gim 'orths best lnssses AZ ~ - ana
20 70 81
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JAuEs 81. MiLLrs. Aucaoneer =,
4 OTS.-PeTemptolY salo OF yaluaOn

OTS.-Peremptoy salo OF Valuaos
u Property belonging "a tls Bsasord EsAls 81 saea@
under tho direction ~ w. { We.mOfe, Esq
JAMES MILLER co, will ssll al suction ?,
WEDNESDAY, May E. 1851. a. a. o'clock al JactiAfds
Hotel West Farms Station. pPer d0rrssnia ylll.se. -
40 buiis1 skies a. MDrnsa6is fronting on NE iHsu
Railroad and Avenue 81 0ning Upper m0fnssnia ysgs
on Tho South and Fest. bgd 10 NOuh by Fof0aan'
Kipg's Bridge, West FsrmI Road aud 81 johns Cohess
TIE location 10 unsufpsssed By Gny ever offered % "
public 10 that whole section % tho county, being sln0l
ed by Il thTifty neg hD0fhoot and growing village
LlthogHaUhlc maps 10 bad a. Tho auction ioo@ o
INV mS5~
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ID. 5. HOtSn, AuciOneef
EURNIT URE.- VIII De sold, by order
Il Of AMgnees on WEDNESDAY a. 10 O'clock - "
Oreenwich-eY large sod ys.aEbe sssonmenl OF hOus
hold furniture consulting IN part u soas marble op g..
other bureaus msrD.ei0p snd mshO2sny end w~hslAnI
mahogany rocSers Mahogany carved ard plain chsfs ~
pie walnut DO. walnut and maple Oedsleaos ounss
hair ugtreaes quits sheets ar1 blankets, Wallui ~
maple rockers, BuHels ana ingrsn carpet stair 40 ~
and q large awning, with quantity Of common iafn.
Of ell snds Rain safe. mJb I1
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" A CAsr p, Aucuonser no
CARRI AGE, ROCKAW D.
OHORsEs. 1c.-Ats1caoa On WEDSgsDAf' =
O'CLOCK al tie 100! " Wa,f.. Clarence Coscn ~ a.
lett order b1lG b. LsVreacs CONS @gs -, -
seal Roadway made y CO ne1lcm sze 90 sV.,ss
do Doctors PhaelCl Lisce y Co; Oh. bEgJ -
made By Uncerh.I Also roam H9lSs, years o1, 49,
ard sound handsome BROW rife 80 nanos hs.,.ss
and hid yesTS0l enc y l 20. ~ nc cs'so'se r.
ting kofse B.ack HAWK.
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E'OLIA HOUSE.-The subscriber
AIlaie ofihe P0weou House NewbGrgh tikeIp .ssure
IN announcing 10 the public that be hss taken the NEW
HOTEL lately erec'ed) t5i Brcatwsy neSr Iweihs
arc ihN ne ope ed u as hrsi csss hotel Es )us7
hss been NOS. EpenGoly furnished ard - admirably ST.
ranged with suits Of Tor lhe accommodation 81 M
vaie families
The proprietor well known reputation asa caeTef
is ssu .eut guartse that hts tAbia" will oe supplei
with every deuca the msrset Ra0fds Ma YORK May
lrt 1881 lmg7 6.I q DONALD
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IMPORTS AT NEW-YoRk-ApRil.
ISIS. 1919. 1880. 1851.
Duuahle Use tSs,76 5Se9l& S7@ol S3i5,@i
s sGss Sui ION 4 asi4 ass5 S5ssS Sa
Withdrawn IN l4a92S 11440ss
Warehouse
TO,N....,...S7Igos,7 sss97O. la9q557: le7s1s,i
WGeh0ased..,. 55c,soo l,2SSH
the aggregate decrease a. compared with 1885, +,
81 269 TIE decrease In Merehardse Imports reach
increased xporis OF mdse IN &prl ,s5 5Sl
fo,Al
The merchandise movement therefore Ia April without
regard CON- hss been three millions Of dosrs In favor
Of this country compared with April Of Gsl year. Il
shoud not be overlooked that while have exported coin
largely IL April we lave S'o Imported from foreign pos
over bali & million OF dollars.
The sdvjces from California arc more favorable
Sn Ghoss o. Suy previous sr.ySl Tae;e hss bsea SONS
Improvement n usde and Ike occurrence Of The long
pse,sd rtps In the MainS DtcIs hSs ensbed The miners
work larger profit The trOm the old workings
and Of discoveries both OF dry and wei diggngt and
Of quart veui very favorable The aarie5ouI quart
10 attracting good deal o, ssengoa. ani many new com
panies have been formed 70 work & The Cosrirr esN'
the yield Of This year s, hundred and 6y NIL
aons Of dollars
The Georgia broush, an unexpectedly large smoa,t o.
gold ard her sdvleeS hsd decidedly favorable inalsaee
IN he street IN conneiScarg he sasel Of The sApmspu
per Humboldt Should the Crescent City North Anerics
ard erclber Jona'hsr have sny eonEtersss amount o.
board The receipts hue early N the month will BE- IN al
vSnee o. tho AnIcipSuons Of operators.
Cod Dast by combination among The ea3.ss 6Anksrs
IN San Francisco rad risen 70 81 2 ounce FOR eeAa AZ
uce Ths oousIs became necessary Ia order 10 drive
street buyers Of the market who bad sssn II TIE habit
0fsturerE he dust and $50 10 ehsck private coinage
tbs change aso caused The advance Of Exchange On New
YOra 10 and eeaI prem. Tbs private COLA n e,rcu
isa0n had been Ssssyed by Mf Humbet1 OF tie L. : AZ
ssy eraee, Ane he reIut WA a. follows.
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Mayhets.. .CiREruLLY EEPohTED ToR TAG TEIsuSE
Trrsp4T NAYS
AsHEs-Ts. ss'sssy With good dsnsas; CT 20
bsIs 81 Is or Pets o. 80 'of P-srs
COTTON-l. - Jay. lse n2rEst gu1tsi STEADY,
-eh .ass Of ace bales.
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IO LET-With fnll or partisl BOARD,

n suits OF rooms furnished unlrnished on second nd
third sngle Rooms " IN pantrios pain, &C.
first class house, 81 WesI fonrteclh sL keieenes a.
changed. N.Y.
vINO LET, with BOARD, a largo anfur-
n nished Room. suitable Tor 0eniisnon and Ma WIG
with bath room adjoining ard room for asngle 9enAo
man Also rooms ron the 30 ~ may next I'D Hudson.
At opposite ST. Johns Park Reference required al In
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Il BOARDING A highly respectable Eng iih family
Of Christian principles aud m1sical renting an aIuscNve
house a select street. snd neighborhooi up Town, 10y
MarkGpsce, desire 90 rent or purchase Eone furniture
to be- psd for by weekly, monthly or quarterly insls'
mers or 10 pArus board. They open recege )nr
select boarders dinner the Ssbbsh) IN furnished or
rooms. French 10 spoken. address N y.
Thhune Office. NY ~
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nrAT1nNALACADEMY OF DESIGN.

lV-The Twenty SIKH AnuuA Exhibition o. ne ac.dS
nv 3. noz op-u 10 DE pubic sth-lf ia -fi0s - otosl
80 o~r,,,f,e Ro-d-st from An 11ii !" y - nit
az. y csr,, season ucke 81 cents csiAogles - e1
. . :. - - Cgr,rl J y. SHEGO3UE,
49,. Corresponding srcre-sry y. A.
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ROARD.-TO Let, with Board, at Is
Re- West Elevenlh-St bali = block from Broadway, on
The lat Of May paror and three bedrooms, In respect
able private family aecond door wiz bahs cold not and
shower on same door slsges pafsing every feen min.
1et. Rooms be 81 81 umet 10 re cay Rsfe'.
ecces exchanged a. II
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pOARD.-A gentleman and lis wife,
Abo single gentlemen, can be accomm oaisei viii
very handIoms unfurnshei back paror on :ond lOr
win board a. 2u Eat Broadway. Hot cold snt shower
baths sn1 very convenient psnIle5 attached Beat otre
efences required and given my l"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

ESWth children can iod lVo pleasant rooms. ulfur
Lithef. with board 10 small private FAM ~ hrss
ioes Bah Room and Closets sc on samehoor Apply
70 3l9 Fourlh avenue. my7js+
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EHICKETS-For Jenny Linds Grand
4 Concert THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING Ffoa
sess in BacCuv ard cLocs ID Pargurs iJr sats
s.s BosEs.5ls u BARTLETR l. WEXFORD, As.o
Home N.Y. lgr
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BOARD IN WlLLIAMSBURGg-


private .ua hivirc p,eltss, sos =.
Pantry 10 spare. would receive ger, enan snt ~ -
Two arg q gentlemen ttssrrrUcult.s ref-rp-,., 80
ana required 4, 7S5 Greenw,i-st re vic!-i.y u q.
inGtCn-scusie. r,yS S&HshkNs
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fifth copy grntis.
No com municntions inserted unless accom-
panied nv the name of the author. 49,.
n.y. Ofhce on the West side Of the Public
Square, next door but one above the Post
Office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

AyTI-RENT OUTRAGE. Albany
Register states that it has been impossible
for Mr.. Van Rensselaer,, a large land pro.
prietor, to collect his rents in that county,
within many years, because Of the difficult
ty Of serving legal papers, the proper Off
GERS being chosen by anti-rent votes. He
had, however, secured the services Of a
resolute man IN another county, who had
served his processes, and against whom the
vote e-lhemselves-a farm gentry had sworn
vengeance, and recently when acting under
a Surogate's comm lssion 10 lay of a
widows dover in The town Of Bern, with
two other persons, he was seized by band
of twenty or thirty IndiaEs'-as the ma
rauders call hemselves-armed with rifles
and tomahawks, who bound and blinded
him, stripping off his clothes, and covering
him with tar and feathers from the top OF
head to the sole OF his foot. They then
lared Ihe inside Of his clothes and put them
upon him, laued them outside, and cover
ed them with feathers, and marched him
round the neighborhood for some hours,
and sent him home TO his family at mid
night. after repeateng the process two
miles from his house.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

A coach containing young man and
woman, with trunk on behind the coach
is pleasingIy suggestive Of ma,rimony. But
half dozen young ones and seven baudbox'
es, is much more sugses;ive-,herv's nc
mis,sking thst sign.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

VERY TEYDEE.-rhe Story is told oi a
certain New u .lind Chiei. that ronng
missionary landed at hts island, 10 succeed
A sacred TEACHER deceased some tune beiVre.
AT an interview with the chief, the young
minister asked
Did YOU kuow INV departed brother z
An y-L was deacon IN hs church.
sAh, then, YOU know INN well: ani wa.
lie mt a good and ,end-r-h-arIed nanP
'Yes.' replied the pipus deacon. with
much guslo, he very gVVd sui tender.
eat piece OF hun"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

FIRST ANECDoTE OF THE CANvASs.--A
friend from Il neIghboring county tells us u
good unecdotc, illustrating the enthusiasm
with which the Boys go for Cnmpbc'.-
Two young men whom We shall call. Tor
convenience. jim md John, had made bet
on Taylor's election, and I'M was the win
ner. John recently met with him, and said
"Jim, want to win that ten dollars hack. VI
"Very we'll" said jim, "what will you bet
on?" "l'lI bet on Trousdnle's election"
said John. "Very wnli, ncan," said i'm,
am bet Campbell beats h'm." "Who is
Campbell?" enqured John, suspiciously,
seeing inns confidential bearing. "He's the
man. said jim. "who charged the Mexican
fort at Monterey. at the head of his troops,
waved his sword above his head said Boys,
follow me.' took The fort by storm amidst
n shower of cannon balls and bullets, aud
unfurpd the first American flag upon the
bat,Iemcn's of Monterey" Enough su'd,'
replied John-"d-d if PU bet against
him. .''-Banner.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

Novel INTERPRETA CATION. We heard tho
other day OF IN rriginal md highly ma"n'
lous Interpretation or' u scrrp'nr'l passage.
which throws the acn,enrss uf C,,rk- aud
Henry, quiz. Inic the ,h,d". school by
uoan East. who VA, nuted rm"u. has plaj'
fellows tor hs irulics with the gri., w"s
reading aloud in III. Cd Testament, wh'n
cunning 10 the phrase. 'mnking The rdste
,nces glad. he vas asked by the peda-
y"gur what IL mean 2 The ,oungsier pauS'
,.d--.cr,lchcd NJ, h"nG but cuu'd give n"
answer when 10 jumped more precocIous
urchin, and cried out.
i knJw what II mean-, Master. 1t means
hurins the gir.s, for Tom Russ Is alters
nuglrc '.m round The waist, and u makes
'ern 5 glad rs can be-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09
s1JABILITy OF SUBSCRIBERS TO NEWS
81. PAPERS.

The liability of subscribers to newspapers
is seldom considered, if understood, by those
individuals who order discon'inuance,
without paying up arrears. case was re-
Gently decided, which may o nwaken attention
on this subject. The editor OF the Penn
sylynnia Enquirer not long since recovered
a large sum. (nbout Sl2O.) from sutscri-
Der living in Rhode Island. The c'rcum'
stances wero these: The subscriber took the
n,ner for some time. and then sent TO the
publisher notice oil disconlinuance, with :
out forwarding the money for payment
The publisher took no notice OF this. nor OF
se,eral subsequen, notices Of refusal to take
the papers from the post office. The re-
su,, was. that notwithstanding the Rhode
I.Iauder did not receive the paper for sever
al years. yet he was forced to pay the ~ho.e
amour, up to the period claimed by The bill
Were the laws enforced more frequently in
cases of delinquent subscribers Of long
standing. such heavy losses would not &C
crue SO often to newspaper publishers
Macon Telegraph.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-05-09

WASHINGTON AN ENGLlsHMAN.-Somc ol
the papers, having no beiIer amusement
have been endeavoring TO show that Wash
Ing,on was horn in England. That he is a
native of Westmoreland county, Va. is
probably known to every schoolboy IN the
United States. We expect to hear next
,ha, Virginia is county in England.