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Wranning Paper.

NrOW receiving from The manufacturers, a general
assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER, and fol sale
sep9s dwsm LEE sPRAGUE d. co.
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Building Lots on Main and May sts,
WATER CISTERNS.
POWDER.

yVNUE American Powder Company's Sporting, Rifle,
and Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by the
subscriber This Powder is of superior quality, and
Also. New York SHOT, and G. ID. GAPS.
w. IL. HARRINGTON,
iyI dwtf Front st, opposite City Hall
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TO BE LET.
Tenament TO Rent.

A Small Tenement to rent on William street. In.
IN quire at this office. o6-dtf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JUNE & CO.'S
GREAT ORIENTAL CIRCUS.

THIS Mammoth Establishment the largest in exis-
tence, and comprising more and peculiar fea-
lures than any ohea Equestrian Exhibition travelling
will exhibit in
Worcester, on Thursday, 0ct.730.
CORNER OF PLEASANT AND WESTl STREETS.
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Ierms---$ 400 per Aunum, or $500 if
paid in advance.
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Store To Let.
ENNQUlREof SMITH & BROTHER,
IA No1l6 Main Street oc1dstf
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2l2 Main Street, Rutman Ro1y)

EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
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-ls a A Splendid Assortment ri,
OFF Hats, Caps, Gloves, Shirts, .Bosoms, Handker-
W chief, Stocks, Socks, Umbrellas for sale low ut
dec2l--eodI , MERRlLL'S, 22l Main g rect
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To Let.

Two smalliTenements, pleasantly located on Pleas
L ant street. Apply to ID. Brown, No. 5, Central
Excha nge. Oct-2tf
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHIL.DELrm,, Sept 20, ISL.
Tie Turner and Temperance Porsdss-LGgsr Besr--JTsy
CoHiin1'fois-.3HOthT Curious Bgjusctisl. &C.
The Turner'S including the association from Ne York
that arrived last evening ma-chel in procession to
Imon HILL and by the last accounts from there they
sTe rioyipg themselves most heartily and Of the
lager Is flowing pleRtfOny The Cadets Of Tempe.arcs
raraded about fifteen hundred this morning and looked
very well One Of ther en- bes cortaized severe slap
q tie favoTte lager beer. which relishsd by
the Gerrsrs wsgon contained a load Of barrels, Il.
tel.d Lager Beer and upon the heed Of head
q Old Nick. with hidecus grin II grs.hed the
drrr kcrds made by this beverage
IT. rebukes given military az the shabby escort
given when the New Nork regiment visited the city.
has am glad to observe, hsd effect AMI the Third
Brigade made very credit able day in
Of the Jersey City Contneptas The vsers and their
splendid tand attracted general admiration
10 -. ms probable that another curio3s question viii
arise cut of the gasonc parsde to-morros IN
ounce Of mDissr being prohibited from entering the
walls of the Gfard College by the VIII n the founder IL
runcrsd that come ministers Intend joining the pro-
eession for the purpose of gaining admission TO the
balored precincts If the attempt IL made, the
tbortss will interfere, and should the Cfs nder be
member Of the masonic uder dculiy hard to settle
will at arise
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On Sunday, Sept. 2s Mr. Josr MooS, In the 731 year
Of his sge.
His friends aud relatives are requested 10 attend hi.
funeral Tuesday sftrrDoon at O'Clock without
further invitation, from his late residence, l3s Washing
ton street, Brooklyn.
On Mord.y evening Sept 10th, after protractsd H.
be,s. JorS HrrHwsTg, in the 5sth year Of his age
His frisuds sr| quaintances and those OF hs
in Law. Andrtw Hume and John O. Higgins are respcc-
dsrce. No 1ze White street wednesisy Oct lat at
2 o'clock 7. NJ. without further invitation.
ON sunday, Sept. 2sth, JAMrs SSooE agti So years.
The r-la !vcs aud friends of the family and OF his
Jno enooh are respectfully Invited TO attend his IN
Ders q, oc!ick Wedncsdsy Afternoon Octobsr lst
from he residence Of hia SON No IS Chr,ophrr stre.t
On sord,v S.. ,be eosh 4, 80. s1d s..r -, ~ 80
efier lrg gerirg ineas which she bore with CHRISTIAN
foLiitude, klzsssru L.. wife Of Robert Thompson
The rclstives and friends of the family respectfully
requested without further invitation 10 attend her
Dera a, one o'clock this (ruesdsy) afternoon from her
late rsdsnce Eighty street hetwesn the Four,h
aud fthh Avenue Her remsins will be taken to Green
wood fer intfrment
On the 2etb sept. F.SSr widow Of Peter Crawford, In
Her frendssnd acqusintsnces also IN zee of her son
Peter Crawford are respectfully Invited attend the
iunsrsl from her late residsnce l2 yaricx street,
Wednesday morning stS o'clock Funeral services this
sfcTnoon. at O'Clock.
sept 2ssb, yraS B.srisr Amrfrs native Of Tulop,
france aged 81 years seven months aud four days
The friends aod aequalntsures ~ the family are re-.
frectfcly invited attend his funeral from his late
sidebce ~ Thomas street, on Wednesday at O'Clock
N Ills remains viii b. taken 10 Greenwood for In
tsrment.
On the Goth Sept Mrs. AsN Mana CopPic A. wife of
Mr.. John CorfigsD. aged S years
Tho friends and relatives OF her husband aud of her
father sr John NcKnley and those of her father in
law NJ Luke Corgan are respect fr invited to attend
her funeral cm her late residence 52i Greenwich street
on WtdDss6ay Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Al Newark. J., Sept 18th. of dy seutsry, L.raA M..
daughter a Roswell and Eliza Van Buskirk aged
year.
At Csrtbsgs "a, on the 10th sspt Of ohoier, Miss
ApAH H,nurov, aged 81 years months ami days
Also on same day of the Same disease Miss AsgirAA
HssmI9r, dsueh,er ~ A HsadtoD. Esl aged 10 years
months ard days
Arc, on the 18th If the spus dissase Mrs Arr. b
UAguro~, wife % Hsmitou, Esq aged 10 years
Aiso on the lsth q tbe same da ase n ,auv VI ia.
nn1oH, son o. a HsmitoD, Eil sgsd "a ears sbJ u
, daya
hso, on he aiIh Of lhe ss@s Js.sse, Mss L,y,,. H.,
AurOo
si,le tuIy sse-1 from %, 20 ,s so, IN sin,i'
r.h
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
CITY gnaDE REPORT.

MONDAY, SeptemDer Z3-o Y
BnEApsrvrFs Floor seem. brsn though not very
tive the business consisting Of 900 tbls at Saturday
rates Canadian did not vary musb sweet bcirg quote
ut 81 and So So in bond Southern less ~
anti tCU bbls mixed to fsvorie old and realized SO
81 n q 81 & and hucy 81 50 a SIS SO the barrel Rye
htur ruled quiet at So 81 while so bbs. Jersey meal
brought So 81 y, an advance Hh,af appeared heavy.
There coo bushels hand some Canadian, ami 900
inferior Carolina taken AZ private terms; and go fair
southsrn red at Soc Rye-l700 bushels river were
purchased at Tic and Of Bapy 200 to choi,e
tworowed at 20 7sc both indicating imp
Oats remained dull a. before Corn 'svorsd buyers the
SAILS IeschiDg 81 900 bushels damaged at 81 5oc and
.eix, lat " COKE
to-sLs varied little. loo bags Rio b.oUsht sac a
s7c; ALL 20 90. St Domingo, Sc Imported to day ej
bags
Corros hS: trsn but litsls inquiry to day; .he
sslss reported 1t 900 oaleS without change. We
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence.

CIuLD MvRpER. terdsy afternoon the body Of a
female child about five years of age discovered in
the water at the South ferry where II appeared to have
been for time psst On extricsting it fcom the
water found to have heavy stone tied about the
neck, cad the mouth stuffed with rags. We could
not hear that suspicion pointed at any in psrt-
cular the perpetrater Of such bsrbarous deed An
investigation will be held to-day. The body removed
to the dead house.
FrRE-AsoTHrR sTABLE BrnSr.-Yesterday morning.
about two o'clock fire occurred in stable beongn
TO MIR Duttcn corner Of Fiushpg avenue and Spencer
street The building totally consumed, together
with its contt nts. amongst which two valuable
horses and large market wagon.
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Passengers sailed.

cHAenns-stsamship Brother on.thaa--H Perrin.
& isr We ssS. A!s. a,rIs.
s:str MIN M.'s' MRS LGas n.,, B.sf Ne Lynch ns.
ei% fs,'s,sM KaS.;i \ ss.i sssass x:Is:
snlss %ss?i;. ssIasi s,sn,os sasa ess!s f
dssRs ss Carr WE sS.s s.ds
serirsr Bad 81, Isaac Pi;Spsy. P.ss-
~: :s Isysi$ ST: @ sS;:s:;:
s;
c.IS.'s5 sSjo;% S.yisi iS;5;r S :, Ds;I:SS:
H s;: Sss% 'sf $.s. ~ y ss :
sIs$ss,. v as..;s:s v SSSnsS; Hs.% sisI.s.
ss afs hss'y
Tsso. ksnS: IT,. & csr,Ga Sis
mons prE is'sn %1,i b;Is;ss AII; \,
GsSsshsnSisp. Gs n'shs Sssp 's'is Pierce T kons VIE .aa
sS;:s :s:s,;s s; i si.
SsssS4 sss s; .sss9 ss%P vl Isa'S. 4:s.
Wrs TKls Rss S.:s rii:
1ss1s:'f p fss osS 8s:
-:
e; i;ss, ssi::;:
sSes Ifiss
Samuel E%sys. =. gsrsinstSp u Essis;sen: pen.
II BsrmstaT, Shelton, X Dsyc. James Legonaiden. i
Baptist Psedo, Galyard, W Snariey, Mr. Van Barea,
Mr. Day Mr. Atln,on NY johnson, Mr. beelip Foreman,
Q W Vincent, Mr. kanrod. M G Otterson and lady,
Taylor Tur seldell Tur ssldell Mr. Williams Mr. Rod
Gmsn and lady Samuel Forrest ames Duvert, Josss
Sc John. salmon aud lady, Coon, Mr Ka,fman, Z n
Bond. 0:sn Casey Trssk. Lsfayor. Mis-. Byrus Jeha
Or Tradbelt Maj Todd A. Mr. Buiien. Mr. Godfrey.
Madison. Mr. Barris. Mr. Clsse. Mr. Besl, Mr. Reel ns
Brown Mr. Dutton, Mr. Kahn, W Lee. w Ward. Mre n
Wilkips Mr. Frost Mr. Bader, Mr. Bardis Chp-ohe. Nc
Pierce Mr. Stone Mr. Roberts ur Daye Mr. Crane Mr. Bss
Icy, sehoopmal Mr. Lewis Mr. leser, M Keelp Mes
zines u clsmest Basstt Ps-lno, W Roberts,
George Uric. Freed Freed, M Davis. " Rotsel z
Bowman. Mr. Parker, Knight, Beli, II Cask.n, n
Gvion and lsdy, Parks, Pierce. II Rich, Pisroe,
Weo6worth. Msloon, ID Wade, J Hovey. II n Ben
net: SWEET. Peasley. Owen Hannegsp, Tornif l. (
Erfy Grhrg, J Linsns. j Primrose, w Aiteh. Lee,
J JEsy sCarner. Raymond, Butsr. Cspt W Bradford.
Eps,e G,,iix, c%sd " ncyts and lady wsise B0osS
Ro'SenSgth: Mr. z,igis Iyrgay wilimas: Mrs win:
Dibhle Maxon. ID Williams, W Curtiss. A Msnser.
Goodman, 7 o Lsary. weite, L ribbcts, NJ Hal,srd
Lawrence. Daniel Brsgden. Spauldns q
McA'ister Edwd Thompson. Barrey. sAmusi0 q Nor
rel 9 s,ey,rson, Horton, " Gr'nath. Iiansan.C
korrii hiskia,op, Ferris, Z whitpsrs Wa II Iaa-
ter Cha. Godfrey. lady end two ehilarss srs yss
Mis Qrinln Mss,er Quinln, usllway John Brsdbrry
D Star weed, walker. IrslhDsha loan Neal,
J Ocopnov, u Ssunders Jahn Leorsrd. Mr Pstteo,
Mccormack John Brsdiee. n Tonpkins X Marsters.
Lavrene Bowen. James McDonoush Simeon cerdoa-
Total. AL.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

arrvsd-Bris Acorn Coombs Malta, Aur and Gibral,er
al spoke ltth met lat "a lon ~ brig tanti.To from Ma
ea Tor Nyofk; .5sh lat AZ 81 Ion 81 b. ship kdvius no
Kotrdtm ny orf day sas The crossings o. haten
Of about 80 tons sttschet TO the deok beams
arltrently net long In ths ehttr. a. -.
Arrived-Btrh fremont Boston, bIigs SbaeAelord Are
ciio: is tBr 81 Johns schr klsa jane fsntueksi III
itcott. kyors. - =. a,
ArrivtsDssk Arcadia, coIfens, Charleston; propeller
otceols. NNork. -. u,.,
shp ssu,b srioa, walker from Caiis, via Ba'tinore
e NBodIord put into Dutch Island sunday morning or
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

fRkItHls Freishis we're bttttr and We nave N no
tiee eneags mcnts OF Oo0 to loo bbs Hour at 81
and few hundred bales Of cotton at I'D For grain
I'd. was demanded; and 20 tons talow taken NJ
ps To London. 800 bbs resin taken 81 2s. There
charge 10 Havre or to California
PEorisoNs Pork epquired after, md the trans
actions embraced SEQ bbls st full prices excepting for
new Usss. which sold at SIS t2K SIS 75 Beef dis
- rs sll. and prime So SO. Dressed hogs were
cbespar, selling at &c. q Sc Lard more vsu able ;
go bbs prime fetching ptSc s9afc. Imported TO day
toscs cf eese - hhds pork, ard 10 hhds hog legs.
SrcAns Continued nsDmste; 500 barrels Cuba and so
Nes Orleans orly finding buyers at &c Importd day
373 hbds and 81 bblr.
T.LLow was held at 7iIc, with salss at 7l1c. cash
PER ID
made st sec Imported to-day, SO casks champagne
aud 40 wine.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
BylIPPIN9.

-~~~~~>~-~-o-f~>~~
MOTIcE STEAMSHIP BALTIC, From LIVERPOOL.
IN will discharrina under general order
row. "Wednesday morning at oolsik. Cossisnses wi
please their permits bosri and attend TO the recps
Of their g0ods i'm me diately.
1 states Mad stesmsiip bUMsoLDT. D. Linss, C'n-
msndr will leave fer Havre touching At
lard the mails and SATURDAY, October 18th.
~ o'clock from rer No e. North riv. Price Of passage
$40 experienced s att sehed 10 The
letters nus, through the rost oee For fresh,
EoRfiILR LIvEGsToS. Agent No. So Broadway
CcR NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE FLORIDA. &C &c,
y yis savsnrsh.-The frst elias, Steamship ALAsAMA.
so tors Cspt ID Ludlow, will leave New York
ssvrnpsh, Saturday October at o'clock. r. from
Pir No Nor;h river Travellers going South respeot
fully Invited notice t route via savannah the Central
Railroad, &c. For information and passage apply to
SAMUEL l. MIrCHlLL, i9i Front street.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

gr TnomAs Avn BsnNUrA- stsausbip s,riin-pJ N.c
Dcufal Tinsy Jas Hacfeit Ctrs Gsratd tsavtr bs.
lagutr rcftef, Elsr Mocsatta. Becker n tobinsh
b. q W Knfvio
Cyscavs-st st,.msbp Fnirfr, Cl'y 81 Ntv Orsans Thos
sitsr Ifsc. rIarrrart David. rrrs Choecn I.arJ
i ltsrn Jsmss Tbfnte, ~ Hu.fau ~ Fresrt Hesso
W Fvrst A r pgrf tsoa NJ Fretig p. " = Rat n .
Stfe,t " G sroia p uciss fotth. Iosi,s ntsp,
etrtfs ] Iiviaaetors q ssr a. ~ NsitA Iove Boo
A Il ti.rts tftrsien Faxlsr q ktiy. Mr. s1tannf.
" Pg,ies Cgi. asn. Cteecr, 8stst . uy0ss. a.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
U. s. Marshall,a Saine.

srrr 3o-Cbdrge Of opening Letter -George Wiiisns,
charged with opening q letter belonging t. 6eo 5heo
herd, his employer, containing the of s225
ported in our police intelligence Of Sandy trans
ferred to the custody Of the Marshal AID has pleaded
guilt to the offence Committed for sentence.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

PLACES NArvIrv.-United States. 2Sl ireland. "a;
England s; Scotland. s. Wales, Germany, "a France 4;
Switzerland l: Unknown, s.
FRoa-Bosptal Bellevue III Pentitentiary. pBlackwells
IsaIe. Small Pox do. Il Lunatc Asylum, BlAokwels
lslsrd.2 Randas Island City Hospital. Amshouse.
Bach weis leland 81 Cosred Home Colored persons, g.
Interments returned from Wards Island. 81
A. W. WHITE. Cisy inspector.
city Inspector's Ofhos. Sept ", I3bL
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

eeeh sss.,Tt. sweeney, yohn Bsit Bssrsa " Hsrs
E VIZ ~ h:sa' H..sinstSP Lee stsvsa.
:os Wss.. John c! k9ss, o..::
c,s.s S.s w1Ism iSn: dii,S dniiwsp o:sr Sb:oa Aaafsy
gros tranchi honas Huuker. Shspsrd W Waltsr.
Mr. Cawley, stmpsos. 0oderon, Jess nass Peter Hase
Mr. wolfs Mr. Crose Mr. Murray NJ Gomez NJ MoCsiths
Mr. Smith, Mr. Burke Mr. Wslch Mr. Cooke Nr Hssson Ne
HoaIe, Mr. Marian, nr nolev. Mr. Wstkersl NJ surrie
From Bermpds-E Todd. Rev w Dowdins MIS- Eurrxv.
Mr. Firth and child, Mics Tynss. Mr. W Firth.
CHARLEsroN-Steamship naron-S Clark, niss Fox
J Rowland. winghsd Warren. W Il Warrea q
Young FisEins H Livingston. Adams. ana Is n
SAyASrAn-stes smship Aiabsma-Mr W Davis s.d
son. T st John, N Copeland Chandler Geo Yonss.
Mr. Yonse Blfs Dry burgh, Graham Mr. Conrsy Sa1
IonpoN.ship victora-R livingston lady ana dausS-
ter NYork Mrs Joseph Roberts Miss Rcge way Mr. David
Guild Miss Oh pion. Conn., Miss Tsnny, Mrs. AnA
Morse. W Baker and lady, Bennett flyna. Wa
RrooI2Psohss ship wsssrosxr Jack: M Howsusa
and lady. Canada; Can't RAsteG Danish Artlsryh lady
and daughter, Copenhagen; Mr. West. Englsnd.
NEWPORT (Wsles)-shp kiobe-Chas Tnomas-
ANrwERP-ebip Ashburton-Henrietts Runner Martin
vsn Den Poai and wife, Albertna veusmsps.
ANrwERP-ship Atlantic-Mrs baldwin and child. Of
Germany.
AmsrIRpAM-Shp Angeliqus-Nr II Apply
Ehw ORLEArs-Snip George Green-Dr simmons.
Fl601e; Mr. ellington. Illinois go
HAvRE-SAip Tennessse-Mr G Bartiing. Don Carlos
hsrtnstte and lady Master hsrtnets. Master hArt-
nette. Ruble, Caymncd.
gr yAco CUsA-Brig Francis Fabers-xadam Paleh
Miss Pallet Master Pallet, Mr. Roberts.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

In Brooklyn on Sept. 2eth, by the Rev. Dr. spencer
Arsvs1rs CSricKsH.Ss, Esq to AsSIT @, daughter Of
the late James Rsit
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
Rsr.id WARNS Osrrssyun sen.ss :,

Arrived Briss Assia vii ard, Portitrd Nsheroy Per
cue strait a. Do yiuuylus lbrl Parker oprtei Msrsens
kstsr Itstfrf stLfs kep Zealand Ptiaud, Calais btle
Tfr Ha ~ Milford. A Cpmfnns, Cummins su.y rnai
Crn rnins roWlsr. dei III Nalss litte Wilmiag.on
Tolfss Hand 90: Hrs Steyene Nevbnfyrorti suiette,
is'ir Iss,oBi rvrlfs Price rroyaen.s sadsrs Ane,.
prsge r. Edv AdtUs. steel NltfA Ben s1sieh LLo s.
Noss i'h. no an Qutsv Varf y lorh y Rergo shae,
fal RIVER CefaAc, hMetstn Nlotti sFai1l TO - 1s.
ct5 rfcyftrte
~ paics. hl6Ivttg. fo is5ias Cec8p. NarnsY 90.
Xer FHra, w00ilg &C. ULa5toA, Tvtker d. sr6sa
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

Letter Bags per steamer Europ., for HafsS and Liver
neol eil close ~ the Exchsnge Reading Room tsI bx
bte hs coy ~ quarter bofor. eoelock letters esq
terfetsd ther deetnson. hiso, per tteamcr union
for koresns n advance Of Of the Us mail viii close at
qs,er te,ote 40, .,.o pI Wall street
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Chief Jcstice Edmonds and Aldermen Kelly and
Chapman.
saPrrMBER 60 The Court met this morning and after
settling tho compensation Of wit and hearing
few jurors for their attendance adourne
die
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

DrATNEss, SHORT SIGHT. &C.. cURABLR DT
- rsmsaes-Dr Heath devotes attention esslusvs.
II TO diseases Of the and These Affections hthsrss
heuraSie nov yield readily to his and pronPt treat
mtEt Arpseai ewes inserted moving beautifully hks
the natura. Once, 2 Broadway. from 70 daily
CIETAIE CURE FOX cuTANEoUs CANCER.-PER-
~ afflicted with this disease for any length Of tim
will be cured In few weeks, charge sha be ma1s.
patier sha et money on any account unt cured g
the entre satisfaction OF medical desgn
by the patient and who sha have the before ths
mmsncement Of the trsatment ass propesed thst
Of from St0 TO SSuO be deposited In bank 70 BE-
frfetd IN sae the cure .houd nt take ~ stated
time, Irtvide the patient be willing 20 deposit twioe the
TO lie resd hen the bss taken place Por
ousr address by letter. pest paid 70 Boz 3sA, Post o.
fee New York.
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after arranging the elements Of the mischief have With
drawn themselves to await the explosion they had
trved bou viii tee yourselves bound to present the
the however distant may be the place
in xhch the offenders may have sought refuge, give
you the pledge Of the law that its reaching energies
shall be exerted to bring the up for trial If guilty to
punishment
The offence of Is triabe In this court but
by OF Congress passed the sh of August 1S46
ch e5 1t Ia made lawful for the Grand Jury, empandled
nd In the District Court TO take cognix Of s
indictments for crimes against the United States within
the jurisdiction of either Of she federal courts Of the dis
trct There being Grand Jury in attendance ut this
time in the Circuit u pass upon the accusations
have referred TO in the drst instance has fallen my
lot the responsible office of expounding you
the Law In regard TO them have the satissction of
knowirg that the views have expressed are in any
respect they must undergo the revision Of my
learned brother Of the suprem Court who presdes in
this circuit before they operate to the serious
dice Of any one and that fthsy are doubtful even
vision exists for their examination in the highest tr
bunsl Of the country
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

DR. RALPH, Ag.noR or TEE .PRAcrIcAL PR
~ vats Treatiss ke Ofoe hours 70 II clock A n.
ssa 20 o'clock, r. NJ fsundsy eIeepbdl No. 50 0rsss.
vich street. Prom the uncommon medical advantages shs
lag resided several years n PARA or .hs e.rrs os
ys prsooe devoted exclusively tbis speciality be eaa
vitheu. tesston, prorss In ths most and
80 more eCrs!n safs. and radical shAn ~ OBJ
= ~ s,r,isr sass. ea ssasse, -sli Ss Ma
tae Aad rapid., Of the cure which os7 eeosed
very few days Separate waiting provided For
Treatment by letter, AZ 1ress boz 10 Post 0mos.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

REnn rF7ARp- --SErrpfyy A.-fs "a ; ~
VOOU cifr mixture fe- tts Of n-sst- f,as-s-a
~ hes asTseey Vihout g, least rs.stsor a. sist
a1 efporre - e1fbsa IN afFla ron 90 busiy3ss -
tit.. tit.., 60 ist = ,ils.. t,- Htel " uistlrc Pm
g Npin 5otc' vitt foli fsr.a.ifs as Al. Oso bssr.
I. - w. a. ~snE 80 csrsi ip two osys Fotese ~
J. .nt w. " savey. as ii Bysr3 sts,eS Hcw Npel
=. - In...s W aaospg< ''splA ttss9s Fsxos = p,.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

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American telegraph., 1851-05-23
WASHINGTON: FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY %, 1851.
Hardware. cutlery, Edge Tools, &C.

CHARLES g. LITTLE, IMPORTER and
1pgeneral dealer in English, German, and
american II Cutlery Edge Tools shs
United States HOTEL New York, respectfully invites the
attention Of Merchants making their purchases TO his
very extensive assortment comprising every thing in the
line and to which new and constant supplies being
added His variety of Tools is adapted to all the various
branches mechanics especially Coopers and Carpenters
Particular attention given to all orders all of which are
offered at the lowest for cash or on approved
credit: a s+t
Cut and Wrought Nails, Locks and Latchets
Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors and Shears, in great variety
Skates, Slates Sleigh Bells, loose and strapped
Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks, Scythes and Snathes
Rifles Black Lead Pots, ana Sand Crucibles
Pumps for wells or cisterrs Force Pumps and Hydrau-
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Ames' Pump, Augers and Runiyers
Turkey Oil Stone dressed and undressed
Scotch Water Of Ayr Stone, for marble polishers
Coopers Tools in great Variety of the most celebrated
manufacturers Abertson, conger, Horton, Barton, and
others
Coachmakers' Tools
House and Ship Carpenters Tools
Blacksmiths' Tools Cabinet makers Trimmings
House and Ship builders Hardware
House furnishing Hardware, in great variety
Iron, Brass, Copper, and Steel wire
Genuine Harlem Oil, and Nuremberg Salve.
American telegraph., 1851-05-23

ABSURD RUMoR.-A piece of absurd gossip,
respecting the marriage of Jenny Lind and Bel
letti, has been going the rounds Of the newspa-
pers for a month past and as there seems to
be no hope of its dying natural death, we feel
ourselves called upon to mention it for the pur-
pose Of contradicting it IN toto. We are author
lied to state that there is not particle of truth
whatever in the rumor. Signor Belletti has
been acquainted with Miss Lind from the time
of her first appearance on the stage at Stock
holm, and she has always treated him with tho
cordial esteem due to long-tried friend 4,
Equally untrue is the report, published in
one or two defamatory papers of this city, that
a personal rencontre took place between Signor
Beetti and a Kentuckian, during the visit Of
the party to the Mammoth Cave. A number Of
persons, who persisted in following the visiters'
through all their subterranean rambles, rudely
insisted on Jenny Lind's singing for their graf
ifcation in one of the halls This she politely
declined doing, and it is probable that the ru-
NOR had its origin in the malice of some disap-
pointed individual. We trust that these idle
stories will now cease, no matter how much
gossips may grieve at being obliged to relin-
quish them-N. Y. Tribune.