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C. Newton, M. d., & +. III. kelley. II, d..

G. Newton, II. D., 6 T. II. Kelley, III. D.,
HAVING effected co-parnership in business, will,
L IL fom this iue, prosecute the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery,
Under the firm OF NEWTON 4 KELLEY. The increas-
ing professional duties devolvns DR.. Newton have
rendered it imperative for him to engage partner in
business; and he has accordingly associated with him.
self eminently qualified disseminate the princi-
pies OF the liberal school of medicine.
II is due 10 Dr. Kelley TO say, that he has enjoyed
the most ample facilities for thoroughly acqualnting
himself with both the Old and the New System of prac
cefoi learning the mperfectons of the one, and the
superiority OF the other. TO him especially will
be mnitted the department Of Surgery, as his OPP
prrtes to quality himself for this branch have been
pTe-eminent and his experience and skill as an opera.
tor, enttle him more than ordinary favor.
10 Fumors IIydrocele Fistul@, Hernia. Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, &c.. will be scientifically and sue
eessfny treated.
Worcester June 10, le5l iel9-dwly
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TERMS ron ADVERTISING
IN THE WEEKLY SPY


One Dollar Square for three Insertions and Twenty
lsements inserted both in Daily and v ceky discount
Of 80 per cent viii be made from the price CHARGED for
nseriine in the daily nniy.
Advertisements the inside exclusively to he
charged at the rate of so ger in advance of the
above rates.
GT AZ advertisements fran Strangers tr transient
persons to be paid in aduance.
"4sFhe space occupied by eleven lines is counted
squire.
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p0PTcM0TTTH
BASSETV g. CLARK,


BeIUTtEtVbNs
Edward Earle. Worcester, Mass Harrison Bliss,
do /; David r.ler, Boston, Mass; J.. Randall g. Bro,
do; T., NJ Parmeter Montpelier, vi Jarvis lioag,
slarkhoro, do; Willard Rainfall, Richmond, IL
William Bassett, do
Worcester, Oct 2, 1851. dw II
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LUMBER.
TT,HE undersigned has constantly on hand, and vii
1 furnish to order all descriptions of Northern, Eas
tern and Western Lumber, al the lowest market prices
delivered In this city, or the line Of connecting Rail
Roads. ..4sf
Yard on Plymouth street. Office, No 207 Main st
MO d, ors north American House.
p12-distf r. W. bAhbVuN'
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CODA Ash, and Bleaching Powders. 4 Tons Sal So
y d. do Sodl Ash, do Bleaching Powders, received
and for sale BY G. & A. ]. HOWE,
corner of Foster q Norwich SITS,
novI2-d2m opposite b. & w, r. Il. Depot.
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REAL EsTAT
For Sale or to Bent.

o. Sale or 60 Rent.
GZ5A The tioase on PARK street formerly ocenpied
gt.M bN EpwAEpB RICE. Possession g.seu imms
1-- diately
For further particulars inquire OF
ap2e-dtf $. b. I. GODDARD, l4I Maia 81
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NEW STOCK DEN
BOOTS & 6, OEg

TIME Subscribers inform their fri nds sId the public
generally that they lays taSsn the Store torns1ly
new and extensive assortment Of BOOTS Shoes ana
RUBDERS Of all kinds which for variety Of stylr and
general excellence uesbFpass,d by anything Of The
kiud.
Our Stock is manufactured expressly for OR otcn
Reta tr tae, aud purchasers assured thai every
article which we recommend good, may be safely
lied on as such.
Knowing that good article for little
money IS the universal want we are determined ia
it far possible and therefore Fer goods at
the lawtst living prizes.
Purchaser invited call and examine for hem
selv,s SMlf TIL 4 BROTHER,
l4i Main ST.. one door North Of b l.. Hardon & Go.
oct2l DIFF
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20 pedIara
Ritter and Cheese /.

NTOW in store, and receiving by Railroad, from
Y New Y ork and Vermont State, choice dairy BUT
TER and CHEESE, which we sell low for cash.
Dealers in the above article invited to examine our
sep2s dwsm LEE spRAGUE & CO, AZ Main st.
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COFFIN MANUFACTORY.

-----szzEsssa=z- ID EADY MADE C0FFINS Of
Ea .-==z=s@ III all sizes and kinds constant
a- sEssrsTsSZ ly on hand at the Mandatory
S@a--- - and Wae Room, No. Me
chanic street opposite the Norwich r. road Depot.
nrCofiin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections
.nd diners in the country are invited TO call and ex
anime foi themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner
work in all its branches-C Counters, Tables, Desks,
show Gases Drawers, Shelves for stores, counting
ooms offices
ny Also all other kinds Of general iobblng. *
Worcester. NOV 1855 uOudtwu WM CURRY.
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Charcoal,
T0ERKSHIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
L the pest Of Hard Wood constantly on hand and for
sale al plymouth street Coa Yard. Office, No. 2O7
Main street, Two doors north American llouse:
ana diatf u W, BAhbVuh'
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[.PRICE ONE CENT.
The Lily.
A TALE OF rHE FRENCH REvoLUTIoN

TALE OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Oh ever thus from childhood's hour,
I'ye seen my fondest hopes decay
never Low d a tree or flower,
But MOORE.
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TEA,rTEA, TEA.

T,HE Best Qualities. Oolong, Young Tyson, Old
L Hyson, souchona, Ningyong. For sale very cheap
for cash at Our store, CO. FLANDERS AZ co.
oS0-dtf corner Of Myrtleand southbridge sis.
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Terms---54.0O per Aunum, or $500 If
paid in ,.dyance.

;DIr9Rs AND PRopRIEroRi
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Wrapping Paper
Window Glass.

zoo Boxes German Glass, assorted sises- 500 do
Jul American, do, all Of superior quality. For
sale low by POOLE q MILES,
o7-d&w2m 23l MAR street.
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Saying these words, the gentle, pious
and the good Fleurette, placed The lily in
her missal. It was uniting together The
love of his mother, with devotion for her
cnANn
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Potash.

IN 600 Lbs. POTASH, OF superior quality, just
~ OOU received from the manufacturers, and for
sale low for the cash. M LEE SPRAGUE q co..
sep2S dw3m No AZ Main st. Y
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Piano Fortes for Sale.
ALSO, one good Instrument to rent
ss.sss5s 4 SSss Inquire at a. 5. ALIENS Panoforte
i gI 81 Fl Room, 269 Richmond's Block, first
door south OF the United States Hotel
Worcester, Mass. octll-dtf
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-29
Arrive a, Eas,on same DAYS BY 6 p m

Arrive al Easlon same days BY m
Leave Eas,on daily exeep; Sunday at m;
Arrive at Philadelphia sams days by P IN.
ealo From Phi adephs by CoashOhoeken, Norstown, Port
K9npaiy. Waller Fsrge, PhGnixvie, Rogers Ford
Limerick Bridge, Pottstown, Douglasvil.e, Baum'-
town. Bndgb3ro' Reading Mosrsve Leesport,
Hamburg, Pot Clinton. Aubune, Orwgsburg. and
scbuylkill Haven, to Pot'sgle, 81 miles and back
twice daily, except Sunday Eom 18Th March to 18th
Novembei, and daily excep, Sunday fom 18th No
A SlhM
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Ohio state Fair.

CoiuMBUs, Sept -, lSSt
To-Day hss been a great day in the annals d OIL
Industry The second Annual State Fair epened =
this city yesterday and to day everything Is in It's
place The attendance far surpasse, most sanguss
snteips,ion the number the ground being estimated
at frcEn 50 eco 10 10000 persons.
The exhibition of horses sheep hoss, and poultry Ia
mush superior that Of last yesr and viii compare Ia
vorably with that OF ary State in the Union.
The iruit and vegetable display is also very fine
The narufacturers' and nechanlcs' halls we'll
filed with elegant and ingenious work, which attracts
great attention. rloughs cultivators winnc wing
chimes threshing machines, and all kinds fsgriuusz
IMPLEMENTS. are in g-oat abundance and exceueRce.
The fair Is great improvement on the first and ~'A
do much to up the farmers ard artizans Of ohs
10 the true importance OF their position.
The day coo and pleasant and no accident has thus
faT occurred to mar the general joy.
There n rumbcr OF distinguished strangers from
other States present amongst whom Seustor Douglas
Of Illinois. Governor Wright. Of Indiana. &c.
Tomorrow the Hon willism Allen viii deliver the ad
DRESS and the reports Of the various committees win be
made.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Fatal Collision on the Vermont Central
Hall road.

boSroS, sept 20, l-of
The terrible accident the Vermont Central Rai,rcsd
st West Hartford Vt six miles above White river june
tiou. yesterday caused By an accident to the mp
freight train Of ninety cars which detained It some time
r The engineer reported to the conductor Of the
train that lac had fourteen minutes to spare TO reach
station, before the down passenger train came along
fhe accordingly went IA, ad when he was three
minutes cut Of time and met the train near curve.
Both engines destroyed besides passenger and
freight There sixty passengers in the train,
ffcn seventeen 20 twenty Of whom were badly injured
The names of those most injured follows Mr.
Pratt OF North eld w. machinist IN the employ Of tbs
rcHd; beth his legs and one arn are broken.
r. KIN hall conductor OF the passenger train slightly
Injured on the head.
Grrcetick Palmer. brakeman plightly injured
Mr. Morse. passenger, Of Bethel VI, track repairer,
died iast night Of his Wounds.
hr Wallace, pssfeDger, of Chelsea, VI, has beosms
cfsyed ~ the collision.
Er. Dauforth, Of Barnard. Vt. slightly injured.
The wounded were taken into houle near b1, ard
phJs.cana provided who telegraph this morning that the
woureed will all recover.
The freight engineer Is greatly blamed for not sending
eignai ahead. lie II among the missing
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
CO OOO wANrEp-A oENrLEuAN OF D,
C0RpeRATIoN Noric rs.

NOTICE TO cAkTHEN TO RENEW THEIR Ii
~ ceusos-1he ordnance for licensing and regulating
public ssr.s and esrmcn provd,s that I'll licenses thl
Tpcnted by the Mayor Nosce h hereby vsn that renew
s fliesns 2 hssp public car sni V se puss sassmsn
ie.i 10 e So wsdSs.dsg, i7,s, . . s ihursdsy issb
$50 Eonssv, ga, 30 " ~; russliy I'd, isel % lsch
Nedneciay, nth 10 90 lss Thu day - D.. lrs TO %
friday, 2sIh, st te fssa satura ~ ssa sas 20 gtsg
ii,ndiy, 2st goo 70 se& Tgss3sy sg.hi @sl . 2, 30
ss6 Vrssy 50. sste sIco sss9y1ss stb. 36J % 3ss
neTiy rastei side Of TIE ssrs segr5iss % Law
ard dc te oass side % Dfoaiwav oppose
ths City IIa where they vi ts s.pee.ea ard ths ols
usrshsl for renewed Cassn sfe psTtcsiary roquefct
10 trriy On Che e,yl d1ratet hbl fr the tive
fSy Of oosossr The attention Of a pesons ssorss or
gsnr eppress haggase vag)ns Esd othgr vchs
ft the ausT q a,tigca fea isss e rs, wtar
tbe city discted 70 the following cS,ass from the ord
r,ncoSsc -" Every care truck. wagon Grey, Or ctnef
vehicle ny ono o. more tefel er other enimas
which ssii kep used driven or on loved FOR ths tr rs
rsse fthn s citY % New YORK ft hire wages. or pey
srch ttsnsyortstcr son BE- !eeuoda public gars rhir
us or 90 heep uss drive emFaF sucA puht, carr,
theut first ebsai-inr nfsss hotit ron tne Aar1r q
ssid city shcrpa't,t pr9yeea, 'a e .9ne GUY p,
yolston of this ordineuoe, aae sl1ecs 70 hne 91t
exceeding zen dollars o. harronms a. nV zen
drys for every oGcbce. Sec = - ~ 81, ~ uot ee
iaai fer tny person = receive or q hala ho2ne 70
en puiiic cfrfa o. be pr7o trtpnu uncs. he ac a
citizen o.! The Critti st1ts, aat hal ntg sac reside
With his t1n NJ " s-ia ~ "a & &9 .i p-, N,
rdto ths tcUatceMtt = tht caft rr, .l hr "a
srfof 80 licensed b. 10 kcrt pute c'ltH anl the 9rr
rg,r srvsrcS ts,pss or 10 rersss teteet t5rctins
sbsr ausli cations 8! a'oresad au4 ~ s Cacr y a
rsrsets g. 9ui, =, saa, ~ ti. o,,s IN, rscsp w
f N"''' y " AsnE. TAYLOR fisst aar,hal
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Latest from the Far West,

TWELVE THOUSAND INDIANS IN COUNCIIs-TREATY TO
BE MApE-EMIGRArIoN-BArr WITH THE Rxe
MEN, ETC.
ST. LOUIS, Sept IS, 1854.
Mr Polk and two others have arrived here, in six
teen days from Fort Laramie They not moies.ed
by the indians.
The treaty ground hes been removed thirty five maes
this ide of Fort Laramie where l2oc0 Indians
sembled
Colonel Mitchell arrived the LIST inst, but council
for treaty purposes had rot been convened 1t
pectod that loiatons would close about the 2'th
The Csmanches and Bllciieet would not be present.
Mr.. Kendall and most OF the amateurs had become
diseusted with toe trip and were returning
A company Of Cafornisns had arrived at st Josephs
in sixt, two days from Sacramento having had i've
skirmsAes with the Indians. An emlaration teau com
posed Of 80 families, Coo wagons and 5000 head "
cattle we've getting on well They bad had fight with
the Snake Indians Three named Stewart, Hstley,
srd Black were wounded.
Several deaths from cholera reported at uadisou
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
Another RniIrosd Accident-Dem moe rstsc
judicial Convention.

UTIcl. Ntptcmler % 1901.
An accident happened this afternoon 20 the express
train going west when about three mes from th oiy
tn train was going AZ the rate OF thirty miles hour,
when an axle uf the second passenger Ger broke aud
rrecipla.cd II its side into ditch alongside ths
read which was hlled with wstor Miraculous Al II may
seem no lives lost limbs broken only eight or
ten rcrFons we're materially injured aud Of these only
two or three =. s.vercly. Mr. WOcdford and Mrs. John
Brasly New Orleans. badly crushed; and also
Mr. Coates q England The injured persons broughs
hack % this city.
The Denocratic Convention OF the Firth Judicial Dis
rct which at RoE-s this afternoon have rencra-
rated judge Pratt
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
CALIFORNIA.

rJ,ERFYCE BELLEw McMANUs n co. BEG To An
their frier De In New lerk, thst they have
commenced business Jackson street, San fsaneiseo a.
Com mission Merchants and ship Brokers' In al
and moiious ftore Ia which goods can
be landed q whsryc they have also store ship a.
anhor where safely stored without danger Of
aie and 81 ohetaird the expenso Of storEe in the y
Custom HouEc business attended TO- ava advances nade on
sopsis the offrerht ard duties The
tes Ell ai be csrefuy watched gnnents disposed o.
Of The public, T. Mem Co trust that tie long expe.
ence veil tested nerci abilities Of their Ar SsH
in the above tufines a Lvsrp9 will enable them - dis
their duties with ADVANTAGE TO those who nav fayr
with their San Fran soO. lst August ls
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Pennsylvania Negro Riot.

PRISONERS TO BE TRIED FOX TREASoN-MoH8
ARRESTS, ETC.
PHLApELrHIA, September 25, 1851.
Eleven Of the persons in custody at Lancaster charged
with being concerned in the late tragedy at ChIiana
including two white men, named Lewis and Hannoway,
brought this city this evening" to take their triad
for treason. The others discharged
HARRIsBURa, Sept 25, 1851.
man answering the description Of Pinckney with
three Others who supposed to have participated in
the Christiana outrage arrested to- day in Pshs
vle Dauphin county, and committed to prison for
amin alton before Commissioner McAlister TO
three o'clock AL three admitted themselves To be
fugtiyes.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
Tn, snnpury end sr,e msll.oaa conv.nt,e..
Our PHILADELPHIA CoRREsroNDENCE.
Pun ,prt rtst. gepteubpr "a. 1e51

Our PHILADELPHIA CoRRESroNpENCE.
PHL,prirHs, September %, 1851.
The subbury ard Erie Railroad Convention, no~ In
pesson at ssrsom Street HAIL has attracted from the Ia
terror aaree number Of gcn interested in the cos-
sructon Of this road. The MAJ Of Erie and Mayor
eIin ociated temporary chsirmen until the rrss-
lar organization By the election q John Myers ssIs
of tha city as President Nearly hundred vice Presi-
dents and secretaries also elected -
The completion Of the Ne~ ftrs snd Erie road and ne
Large amount Ct goods that ffcm this city ove W
10 the laker appt 20 have vakcl up our otEe " IS
Importance Of the lake trade. ard atucrf drternn-
tion 20 60 ahead AZ once Had this been done ten yr-
sirce Philadelphia would have teen nov reaping tas
trrs NeNyf ffrk
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

IEMoCRATiC NOMINATION FOR GusERNoR--IHh
RAILROAD cAsE-MICHiGAN sTArR FAIR. 81,
Dsraorr, September -, 1891 - Y. ~
The democrats have nominated Robert hcOiei.u', u
Nonroc for Uovcruo-, and Calyia Brttonl oi o. 10
seyh's, fer Lit utenant Govcrncr. .s -.
Ihr Earoad Araon care vent 90 the jury ~ hli pest
II to-day ard M TO this tme thc iury have
Our State Fair goes OF we'll, ani great csosas , NJ ~
attendance General Cass l. nov delivering tae ANNUAL
Address
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

Ig,Vsvutr. Ind. Septcmbtr =, lSll
The rholesa has broken cut here. though IN mhd
frru to deaths have yct occurred ard patients soon
recover under able treatment.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26


Tho Southern mail has arrived. ny V We i'Nfn that
och excitement existed In Pitt county srth Carona
IN consequence of the disco-ery Of plot f1s negro
r. bcllicn. Several arrests baye been made.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
From Washington city.

RETURN on TIE ATTORNEY GESrEAL TO WASHING
TON, ErC.
wawi-crov, Sept 25, 1851
Attorney General Crttenden arrived in this city last
night
The Nslions theatre here, having been leased to T..
Marhalt be thoroughly repaired, aud snbciishel
for occupancy this fall.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
EMPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

NEw YORK AND GENOA EMPRESS -PARcELs
IN for the present received aud forwarisf 70
Genoa by steamer 20 verpoc and thence 20 Genos Leg
bern. Naples and Msrreles BY he Gamers ot he Anglo
Italian Company. with IRON ptness aud despatch. I
LIVINGSTON WELLS \ co.. Wsn street.
CRFGoRys CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
u Express scamafs Brother Jonathan and linois
Saturday Segt. ~. Despatch suarsnt4ed or resht re-
rxprcss vii be for srdsi BY the shove steamers Tor Cha,
gree On saturday seps ~. az r. NJ hs rarely happens
not placed in
hours advance Of those of all other et sses spFers
rely with csrtaiaty that their goods will forward
Wthout any detention tie lsthmns Pirios reserved
until mern the day the ssasr leaves sad letters
until az p NJ Packages which must ba PIT up perfectly
Ftay. No custom house charges made PsssASe uosets
faraished On the 1hove 40 the lowest rice
-uO.PSoN al rgdCOcK,
Managers and Agents, li9fearl street.
uERrcgp 4 co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPSEs5-
- throush In lGts than 30 days. ~ ChaEres aad ftnamA
uur will be eens on tie sriendi sleanship
r the zth intt in charge sfour gr
Or. W Bill. Freight least ID per cent lees shan ~ any
-esrtnsibs exTrease and call uh and shintaeir
sd 20 70 OR ntltss. Packages must ss S'f and
No. z vesey street, Astor House.
pEDUCED RAtEs.-UALITORSt .--TRANspORTA.
IL ZION t9 fsthnus q PanaH y OF ao'ds taken
NruuRh 90 su Frsutsco az iprcr cptor W alcn'9n'
Ncor \ Go. slip Vii frt " their intoretfo call N
We rened before making arrange ncnts elseshsro for
y zGChBissoN CO.. Agents, 2 w.Il street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

Pun mrs rHfk sept. 23--P. ~.
At an adjourned msetisg of ihe Railroad coayeutios
o-pight number OF resolutions were adopted looking
4, = yieoruue and carly commencement OF the enter
prise. -,
srsptiors e the amount of million Of doars hsvng
A. 80 made by the people ~ the counties along tie route
th4adphia expected ~ make tuoh additions thcrcts
s viii s,curc the immediate ncement eud eaty
cfmpltticn Of the work.
several addresses made and strong feeling Ia
fyrr Of the enterprise manifested.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
1hs u. s, sh,n pr.hIr.

Noaf. IK, sept. g 1851
The Unlted tstes ship preble In srrivtd here from
New Loaisa.
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

HTERRERo'S DANCING AcADEAY.-nADAaE DU-
II brae Fcrrero and her brother Perrero, would
pAetuy rive notice that their classes fer nsrr stion Ia
t,nng will be formed .. No. West Four.senth street
between the Fifth sixth the lth October
nsxt and woald solicit their friends and the public
rosn Of that pstronGge literally extended In former
years. Arp stons or further particulars may be
N ade their
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER, MADAsE III.
81 Giaysl have opensd their Academy tor Dancing and
heshll exercises at the stuyvSesnt asttute, GS9 Broad
Nay Glasses forming. Tuition viii
tAs lat of October H. Wsi Sister have pssssd several
In PAs studying their profession at the Royal
Academy at the best schools private dancing Tho
trso by which they propose 70 teach ~ entirely and
adapted the Of heah ALEC for the oluire
nent OF graceful action and depormsnA Apply daily, at
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

9Trw YorE AND PblLADELP1lh-New YOFs
~ -re Phl-ftrli. dlrc1s-lhiled etatss NAL Lac
trouah in ~ ouss vie few Jorscy RAis,sA Fsro 20
V SIS ia grst es- frd 81 80 for eecond class besFe
tew Ycff stG A. ~ t-1m os, = o1iuoods s,1,se sat =.
'iplt ss sad A. E. ans r. H. ffen tae fcot y Al
it.' rtr..s
froo.h Uctfts ftif 81 tt8 rNqrt Nraf t1rlus 81
fer y vfh tte farrssr aheeNa aClU1 Hac1 I've !gld
s- si-, st ~ ~ pefsti,-a sad a.artFs u tHis trair
s be ported dlf.o~y arafh fsn tssst iq ijg1t ~
,ee Fgu ta withsus aAlfS bAarea
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

Ties prtrtF's DANK pArrrsoN We have no fur
thtr infcfiunon in regard 70 the failure q this blak
but IL r. reported that the circulation r. some $50 on
CT which but little viii be rclis "a hv bill no a d'rs.
The oashtr of the bank vas "a New YORK Yesterday,
when the bills were refused TO be redeemed By thsis
agent, ard Immediately hurrisd TO Pa-erfon Ia an eA
rTcsH train hired by him fer the purpose, sni c'e 80
doors. One Of banks, which hui f'me sl'N
(thich we understand 20 BE- cxaggersiei ~ r.P-t
60 SgteO)-ef the bills of the btnS received isvH'
deroaittr r. eeut rrcsxnzur on h1rsaback 20 is,'L
lut he was too lafe The ors cir ed 500 u',e
information he could obtGia IN any 'rag vs. ltogi 80
postsd on the door that ths bank hes s' :. -
r,cnt II. e,rss an of the rstussi ~ me az - 80
yofk to REDEEM 4 ru,nrr essigss ths ca"t 7" tas
s,,s,s ION 40 b. TIE failure of some iaIse mtuu
tutinr house in paterOa; but We hote 'hNs "',S '@
| nrs We true -Neuerk .dartifsci, Sft. ~
The New York herald., 1851-09-26

NAOAxE BARBER, see BROADWAY, HAVING
WI been engaged teacher Of the French language in
ome OF tho arst establishments Of Pars (her native oy
desires to take pupils either commence the study OF that
arunge perfect those no have already made
progress Her prices very moderate and abe furnish
he best OF tesmonias 70 capeby. Can be soen from
midday till four o'clock.
I,HE CLASSES or THE MECnAgICS INSTITUTE
In Mechanical, Perspectiye aHl Architectural Drastng
n Modelling AMI design, at the Institute Rooms, Nc
Rcvery, viii be formed Monday evening. October 6sh
desrous OF joining either OF the above classes will
full applying 70 the ActuAry ~ shs
rooms, from TO 3 II. ".
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
wRAVELE..aa .aaka, oUIpss.

TAEDKN AND AMpoy RAILROAD LIMB FRoH
- New NOrk tn phii-teirhr.-Lecva Pier No. North
siysr, ~ stcanhcas JOBS pOyTga Norn1g fias. =. Z
gctl Eternoon lane, ~ o'eiocs Farl by sittcr line,
Erc, 81 Cd. !! BLISS, AgenA
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
DA-CIyG.

LIEN DoDswoRTd5 PRIVATE DANCING AGA
"a deny. No f5 Drooris street. Broadway This
estabshment VIII open. for the ensuing s-aSon on h0n
nay, October d. Days OF THition-nonday, Wednesday
child en-, and aad r. NJ for gentlemen. Ssmi-nonthly
for pupils only
The New York herald., 1851-09-26
The Revolution In Northern Mexico.

COMMENCEMENT OF HosrILITIEs-GovERNMENT MO-
NEY SEIZED, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS, September 25, 1851.
Letters from Laredo say that revolution has so-
tusy broken out in Northern Mexico Two thousand ms
under General Guevers at Beve, seized the money
tended for the Mexican troops, and waiting fe
Capales and Carababel to join them.
The steamer Winfield Scott arrived to-day, in sevea
days and Eve hours from New FORK.