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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

REPORTED T. D.
FRIpAY, January II, 1851
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met
The bill under consideration when the Senate ad-
at noon was still the order but passed over
informally.
The order OF the House in regard to authorizing the
Auditor OF State to audit the of Austin H.
Brown Printer TO the Convention, was, motion Of
Mr.. Harvey, referred to the committee the judi
ciary.
Messages from the House were taken up, and the
bills and other matters therein contained duly
sidered.
The Senate receded from its amendment to the House
bill reducing the fees Of the Recorder of Brown county,
which amendment to insert in the proper place. the
County Of Morgan
in the resolution of the Senate adjourn the third Of
February next, with amendment, providing the
General Assembly shall have finished all its business"
Mr.. Athon reported a bill TO establish an additional
place of holding elections in Clark county
Mr. Dole reported bill to change the time of hold
ing Probate Courts in vermlion county. Read three
/ times and passed.
Mr. Herod introduced bill protect from waste GER
tain lands therein named
Mr. Dawson presented petition from citizens Of De
Kab county the subject Of reducing the of their
county officers. Referred.
The Senate adjourned.
SENATE
SATURDAY, Jan. IS, 1851.
senate met
PETITIONS PREsENTED.
By Mr. Sleeth memorial OF one hundred and ninety
three ladies Of Shelbyville the subject of egaizng
the liquor traffic Referred to the committee that
surlect.
Also, by Messrs. Deleyan and Turman, which were
appropriately referred.
Several bills reported back read the second time
and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Carver reported bill authorizing licensed mer-
chants to vent clocks without additional license
INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Brugh, bill to constitute school district
from portion oil territory in the counties Of Grant and
BackEord.
/ BIZ Mr.. Harvey, bin to incorporate the Plainfed
Seminary. Also, by the same gentleman bill chang
ing the mode Of taking testimony in suits Of chancery
BY Mr. Turman, bill 20 incorporate the town OF
Covington, Fountain county. Referred
Mr.. Teegarden offered a resolution, that when the
Senate adjourn, it adjourn until Monday next Adopt
/ ed
! Mr.. Reid reported back and recommended the adef-
mite postPonement of the bill relative suits law.
Concurred in.
Mr. Athon reported back and recommended the In
definite possponement Of the House bill to abolish the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

II The consumption of Pttsburg coal in Louisville,
during the past year, estimated at 900 bushels
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The section providing that the judsia power Of thi
State shall be vested in supreme court, in circu
courts and in such other inferior courts the Genera
Assembly may establish, was read a second time, an
ordered 10 be engressed.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, January IL, 1851
AFTERNOON SESSION.

REPORTED Foz THE STATE SENTINEL BY 7 I. Brown.
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The section providing that the Judge Of one circuit
may hold the court of another, read second time
and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Hovey offered an additional section that no Judge
shall be authorized to report the decisions of the
preme court; which was adopted, and then ordered to
be engrossed.
Mr.. Howe offered section providing for q county
Judge with a salary of FIVE hundred dollars paid
out Of the county treasury and be allowed fees,
transact probate business laid the table for the time
being
The section providing for the election of clerk, to
hold his office six years, read second time; when
Mr.. Holman moved to amend, SO that there shall be
elected clerk of the circuit court and clerk Of the
probate court hold their offices four years provided
that counties having under two thousand voters the
same person may be elected to both offices.
Mr.. Hoyey moved to amend by striking out "two
thousand, !" and inserting "three thousand"
| The section and amendments then laid the
table.
Mr.. Holman offered section that the probate court
shall have such civil and the circuit such civil and
criminal Jurisdiction as may be prescribed by law laid
on the table
The section providing that all judicial officers shall
be conservators of the peace, &c. ordered to be
enggrosssd ,
SATURDAY, January IS, Is5l-The Convention was
opened by prayer by the Rev. Mr.. New.
Mr. Hovey presented petition from citizens of Posey
county against the section adopted by the Convention
prohibiting public debt, and In favor Of extension Of
the present or some general system Of banking, sc.
laid on the table,
Mr. Ristne offered resolution In relation to sale of
the stock in the State Bank Of Indiana and the appca-
ton Of the profits to common schools; laid
BY Mr.. Frsbie, as to the expectancy Of permitting
every free white male citizen over twenyone years to
practice Law; adopted.
BY Mr.. Mlroy, to the expediency Of fixing MINI
mum and maximum Of salaries adopted.
Several sections ordered to be engrossed, read
third time and passed.
The section prohibiting county debts and the assump
tor Of such debts by the State, read third time
when
Mr.. Helm moved TO re-commit with Instructions to
amend that further restrictions the rights Of the
people are unnecessary.
Mr.. Helm opposed the restrictions contained in the
section, and referred to the action OF the Legislature in
passing bills the veto Of the Governor.
Mr.. Gordon moved TO amend the section, so that no
county shall subscribe for stock unless ordered by
! . vote Of the people; which was accepted.
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ngIhad drcnm wIih myrlad angeIs bright

NJ had a dream with myriad angels bright
IcOnycrSe held, and thcIT c1ulCCnt ilght
An instant did inspire me. One cSSayed
To cheer my sinking heart. and Sweety sad.
70 my inquiry could pure Love be pleased
With mSeiy then why WIS man diseased
Creation ~ all mystery lic and thought,
speech. hearing. sight and taste, with wonder
The sun eternal, undergoing neat, liraught,
"SurpaSsoth angels thought, however great,
And illustrates the grand. ALMIGHTY Power
zone Agent oniy for the opening flower,
That lights ana utgliles worlds unknown,
" And gives 10 cac h north and tOrrd zone.
"Mysionous M ghty, wonderful and wise.
=" To ,uTR dark chaos into brilliant skies,
And every LUXURY. since thy world began.
"PIoclaims HIS love TO most ungIa,eiul man,
"Nh0 ever hath perverted all his laws.
"SSte Peace and Love 20 deadly hate and wars;
"The great abundance OF the teemng earth
"GfaSped by the few, vino laugh, with hendSh miih,
A. bo,hors' wants. and let them s'arve ana die
Nhie they age Surlcnlu@ VAIN ttNchA
1.-THE still small voice, from evil 90 beware,
Suspicion alters to a deadly snare
To Naid oA good and noble Dickens Snd,
Whose heart was all divine wafh human hett)
The real Sgspi,.o lS man wards of more guod
Than all the evil that a th"nsand could
soneveT dare to ASK "a, reason why
HIS creatures should with dread diseases de
Forever since mankind hath uad disease,
balms ordained to give the sufferers ease
IN DAYS Of yoro iva called the Gllead Balm
That was all powC tful for every harm
Iis mans own incredibly and doubt
That spurns discoveries that are found out
For never ycf was ossr one word wrote
Ccncemng WArrSS NERVOUS ANIlDofk,
But homes, truth. a is the sovereign rcmtdy
- AsAnt dsc Sc. cor sumption ana doh'iiy- D.,
ntp91 lW Nassau, - houie, - dok. tfce u AT
snsle % pay for it, AT "a GreenWlch-st from Vi L"
sfh aui2 IL
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Ms AMERICAN MIS- EUM.
EXCURSIONS, sc.

CVRSlON from Newly g Montreal. q let,c and
Sqruenay River The undersigned hivns cfne ~ thar
Arlnscncnis are now enabled 20 rcktts ir taesr
Grand stcurS0n take place the lS'h II AUGUST 20
TIE garadss The Tickets vii te .>Su-d ~ TIE rCgat
crrs o. gong sad rctprDngEl-clasS lSssgr a, ne ov
rrlce vi EIGHT DoiarS isr MuatrrA Ten ar = isbe<
and SINTEEN Tor Saguenav RNes lufvtduals AID So
cctc> ant cipsiIag he warm month Il Aa-
sr> vii Obtain further information b. apfllhe % the
rnce signed a; "a treenv ch-st
PSr-s ygocugtng p rcNe's viii he entitled e.
FREE NN RtSCHMl LLER.
GEO BACHELOR.
.vi 3Ns GEO STANLEY
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as MINUTES before q o'clors. AM
Pas Ssul DIS, Juiia rurnhull
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADELPHIA The subscriber respectfully announces
70 friends the travelling comnuny thai he has
suned the propletorShip II the UNITED STATES no
TEL Long connection with tie Hotel under he
late proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising It's old
pltrcus that nothing snail he wanting - connrm us pre-
vous reputation the best stnt house ~ The country No
expense has been spared completely fshng the ehre
establishment and particularly invites attention 10 me
changes introduced The and comfort OF Ia
dies Firmly determined give satisfaction, he slcIts
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestow
the old United States kmvzs 3m1 A. q. ALLEN.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION


BAY and the Hudson stopping At desirable station,
Where the company ENJOY all the delights " agree
able bali The newly huet up steamer ISLANDER ~
chartered for the occasion with Adknss celebrated brass
band also vocal aud instrumental tickets limited.
80 cents each a. BE- had at the Broadway Post Oce Bsad
way Canals, and at the Unlon. Post Ohce.
Broadway near l3h-st The boat will leave the foot Of
2sih-st. T.. r, at7i O'Clock = NJ Grand ST., y Spring
81 Y. K. 81. and Mamnonl-st ~ ~ and 100 clock
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
,vy-yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE

ryEkY MORNING SUNDAY "a s''Sn'-
vSssH-s,suNE BUILDINGS, coSsER on T@V'h AhD "A'
~ f~ -, -. OPPOSITE THE CITY HtiL,
,.o city Su,scr.teTs for IL Cents % W.
AZ ehss, refer The, can aay IN sdy@Dos - - -
ssen ~ year q. the sane f5fc osnh-o ''t''9'
=, a nc1ihs .,s-sx~~+erx Frye Dcstrs per ahun m
f~e |eutscup'lons taSon Tor ~ I" M, -, - t,
ssarct T,r.e Dollar advance reg en 10 az -,
.ahs ~ - f,n. " Nevspape,s Daiiy Sai@fs fecely~l
,sasrss VIZ NScsr terms bgher than 'h"~' 81 me
:, ar g. .so-re, any diier'ne"
xrv- yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
fHL "I.rCr PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY
A Vshi .S,rrRpAY MoR:HSG. a: tae low prIca OF
.kstlrh'o !" si,.Dce Elsh; Cc9lcs lT >iv of ;feaf
s ~ 49, jtress fsr 20, and ,ae Yt4 "a ~ -
,sssio oht 10 tine ~ whch = 81 pad. Adveflh--
ssusd ee.ole viii De charged r. ceats yer ine each
81, ~ ~
,ssF1ea rr,,r.r
~ur SCNI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
H. TrrspAY ard FRIDAY mgnng. Prcs
=. vsshfs<o Two copcs FOR 81 Ten Tor so AaFef-
e. gG sHcH' a hre for each n-zerton
r,r NETWORK TRIBUNE
roR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
.,h. d.parture Of zach Man steamer iDr Nv "
,gibshsd On MS copv ~ per YEAR 10 an; par VI
sDeI IT, nr = 10 the Continent pos-"s' "'
rur ,Ew-YORK TRIBUNE
-, oREGov .sD TIE SANDWICH ''LAN.s,
Ses ne aeoar.are Il each Man steamer III
eIt'n prce 81 cents per COZ =, ~ .r1I p,blishsrs
Ch1pts GREELEY mcElkAIi, ru..---..
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q. = LOST on Friday morning last,

~ = -LOS on TlOdN llloTIllng last,
wee either N riding from Fulron-crrv, N ID Law STAGE
a. 27th-s Ct Tetunm IN Railroad car through Cen
ter-st Waiker-t pair If Gold Spec,aceS. contained IN
a red case whoever ha, found the same, and Will leave
them the Office Of TIE IbnRe shall be- entite ed T. the
above reward aul2 n
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Tltre VIII be ot the unsod buildings and outhuid
belonging tots Association onthc lih ia, Of Aug Isl
AL oscther with the buildings before sold. which IN,
sgmS OF sale have not h,en complied with Members car
obtain excursion tickets at The Harlem Railroad Office. al
tall The usual fare aul2 81
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WANTS, &C.

n Ohlid NURSE. or would take g., s;t,a-
a., eas''n IS Clanlbernad ny rssr..S,1 80.
b.e, Be Il ,y reference Apuly a. he 49,,
aul2 90
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~, ONCE New N Lose ~ at TINS oics
" 3 steamer WASHlNCION VIII ''''0
TUESDAY. July Y. al N a D, ce,ts each rate.
lst,su for FRAME H''' ~ WI V. BRADY, =. VI.
sall q
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o. SO0 WANTED.-Any person de-
&F0 OOO -Capitalist wanted to en-
C. nOO TO $4,000 WANTED

II v Y Oh Kt.il tNTiIt MY u
knd Any person having money 10 loan may hear Il an
Opportunity make very md prot able Investment
b calling on A. s. EASyON, III John-st., y. L.
lV23 M
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DRY GOODS, &c.

Price oi Spring aud Summer Stock Of Dy Goods tducea
md Selling ON much under the actual salne
4 AIDES WISHING to purchase DRY
GOODS and at the tune got the most value for
their money Will please call Al BEEkMAN COIN
pANY C6 CANAL. and examine tie very great iargains
they offering
Handsome PLAID Popllns. Or j. PEI yard
Beautiful Fr~ch Muslin is and Is Gd per yafd
Bareees reduced g. one haif 'hrr value.
Rich Foulard Silks % pea cont cs' than iofndf pncss
PLAIN and FIGURED POPIINS. Bo4emna GTs's
CLOTHS Barge DR. Lqse T5gs. Gre.9d'nes s. &C, are
also reduced ,qHahy i0f~
Their stock Of Trimming Llcs siIch are des fsbs az
the year round have pug II prices l,,s .Saa
tyer before offered
They are also CLOSING out Their s')ct Of MAnis con-
ss,ng Of water and pian S,., LDe Poph' bafsge ana
Mun AZ puccs that would tup' any 'ne 10 buy ini feaS
WISHES anything Of the kind
NB-Ladts who reside a, such distance ffo me c'y
a. u maze Il ncons - SAT lbh the faI StOeA ~
generally opened are respec fny invited oca pa mspeet
l.au,l invoice Of Brocade aat Pil SILKS, ana some oi
tns most elegant Nous de Lame, ever imported Nheh We
have ust rece,r ri and opened iof thsr accommodation
BEEKAAN x COMPANY.
NJ ..sNTuNTh2S w Cahaift cor M,fr.
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PARTNER WANTED.-The adver-
WANTED to RENT. from September
WANTED To LOAN-S2jO for SIX

w or October Isl; house suitable senieel board
honse situated NJ the ycntT u Warren, Barclay "
Vesey-st Address HOME. Tribune Office. aul2 Cteod'
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DIC-NIC EXCURSION and COTIl-

Dlt-NII EN- | N>lVN ana W liz
j LON PARTY OF the West Mount Vernon A~ocia-
,on on their grounds at the Hunts Bdy Railroad station
The members of the Association invite their k,nis wnh
inelr families 70 ION them m an excursion MONDAY
the 18th INST The Harlem Cars, with band Of musc, Will
lsaye the CITY Hall NJ o'clock. and also ~ 10 O'Clock re-
turning AZ d and Tickets Tor the excursion 3l cts
which be obtained ut the rega - meeting
Tuesdag the 18th ust, at Mechanic Hall, no
Hesfer-s, JOHN r. LUTHER. President
NJ I MURPHY ice Presiieat
ErprtN,Np MTSrPR Secretary anll %
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A. - O'Clock
IN ACTE DE kEAN
Par Alexander ID mas Principal characters by Robert
Kemp and Mile dAmem
Al - minutes past l. 0'clcrt.
THE MARrINkITl FAMILY.
Extraordinary Char feaiS- tue MGtlncits.
ASionlshi Fcafs with stills VI Julien.
In which ne VIII throw Somerset, "a tie greatest
feats ever attempted.
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~ you want beautiful Hair, f>e IS bottle /
HVNto N'kAL HAM RESTORATIVE Il na,es
w haf >ol cet. >lAt, snlccs q o. rraA and Sor>
mars soid 90 it5 brodvss the only dfpo, ior fhe
$50 '' "' .''"' ''"f aul2
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~ 20 MINUTES past 90C'0L. = ~
GRAND DlEEBflSENENI-
TIRE ROussLf FAMILY.
r. rs.e. a., T,reI .- 81. Clc0lne Eousset
L. Polka rationale ...- b.. Miles iaefosne ud Ado
~ uic R0usset
r,M,pc,. hv Mile Carol no and Adelaide Kousset
ltiOOciOc., p "
Tn, hole Entertainment wit conclude VITA the AIRED
aud ea'raordnarY perforu anco u tle
RANFL FAMILY
The classic scene called the Three 6ata'0is, ~ the
three brothers Francis, Antoine aui Jerome Rtgel
The surprising and daring ietts Ut the wonderful Mons
Blondln on he ilehi Rope whose Extraordinary achieve
mens have stamped nm oi Use Greatest Rope Dancers
If the age 49,, :,
la Syucme by aflie Co.es,ac Ianck Nile Ber;n
and Mons. Bn!lan'
The celebrated and original pa g1l1'e. hy Madame
Marz,tu Nile. Nictcrne France, Frsnc's md AnioAe
HItNt1
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ETNFURNISHED ROOMS on Univer-

u y-pace Three large Rooms m the second story II
one 81 the desirable residences ryersT place,
without board preferred with board to family dining az
FIVE clock Will ue Ie either together separate, T. suit
able applicants Also square AID Bedroom the
third story House has every Inquire II y!
Fulton ST OF 40 Broadway. auli H'
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" Notice to the public.-ihe undersigned glvesno-
he that no person IL aui horned make contracts incur
liabilities an ms name OWEN OCON\Ok,
au9G' 2O2 W.. as,-st. corner of Frankfort
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MENDED CODE.-The Code OF Pro-
codure Of the State Of New York amended bg the
Legislature bg Act passed july TO- 1851 with Noes of
tee with copions IndoN 8, H. s Mccall. Counsellor
at-l.aw JUS published BY GEO. h. BELL,
au6 Il inDUhs buildings.
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SILK AND FANCY GOODS.

FARLY FALL iNlOh Al ty'- 80.
NEORRIS l.. HALLOWELb d 90.
I'VE PHILADELPHIA, have nov open AMI really iof
D. ls a.ery large and magnificent ss1i'nent u
NEW FALL GOODS ,
f,.-,. d. ttrn - W ach 'nsy invite he attention II
81 YERS NOW ~ the EAST
Immediate "aht % w IS, tAeH So" N''. "
fradg very full and complete
,id 10 New Yor. on al gDDs purchIssd Of W,
~ len. PARTIES desire e. f0Tg tEd ,. tbst ryuis
Pt4ladelubla, july e. 1871. O| ~"
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JUST PUBLISHED,
SECOND EDITION of REYNOLDS
THE Gypsy CHIEF

- great Romance,
THE Gypsy CHIEF.
With Illustrations P-ice 50 cents.
Tie first large edition Of tis splendid
halsted IN three days T. conceded 70 be one of the
most TOW productions that has cmanlcd from ihs pro
hfc writer's pen
Tn, authors nower of Characterization was never
fully eXhoed Than N nc mastery portrayal %
whose life hike drawings. we'll rs original conventions
would have done credit TO a Scott ors DICKENS We pre-
dict for this great much popularity As the au-
thors famous Life an London series. iDispatch
Second Edition of Dunas's captivating novel.
THE COUNTESS OF SALISBURY
Price 60 cents
Dumas, tins novel, N most Il ms other s'ml9r
efforts has succeeded admirably ~ depicting with VIVID
ness the aspect ofthat period lin century, ana BRING
1t. PRINCIPAL personaees, BODY and soul before the
minds eve lCouner ana enquirer
Third Edition Of Eugene sue new story.
MARY LAWSON
With Illustrations Price p cents
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This the cheapest and beet Of the Suoscrp-
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Price ~ cents
TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. fs
Argust-eQua # not superior, 10 OF the former NUM-
hers of this sterling periodical
FCARTE OR THE SALONS OF PARIS. b MAJOR
richardson Price so SAID 10 he the most en'cing
and nteresne book that has been ISSUED from the
long time
THE HEIRS OF DERwENTwATER By z l..
blanchard Puoe " cen.s.
REBELS AND TORIES n .LaWrence L'bfee
Revolutionary story Of great interest.
CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK Part Price 2j cts
THE CORsAIR--a Venatln Tie. y, George SANDS
Price 25 cents.
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~ ~ 0.cInfs , "
4 hfAGNIFlC ENf DISPLAY OF FlkEN ORkS
TIRE BATTERY.
FIR the Premium VI Two Hundred Dollars. offered D}
%. Executive Committee. ., -
Nj Isaac Edge, Jf.. OF Jersc, Cig, md Hadhed' u
M4iIsmsbuIg
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Sh. VIII take short ,rp the Sound and returning.
n land her passengers the village II Strlonport
where she VIII tire, hours afordng al parties az
opportunity % EXAMINE tie budding The rrOprWtcf
Mr. Fammer. with rs gents. VIII The ground with
the SUb>cnrson BOOK for the accommodation Of such az
may deSI. become purchaser Tickets fpr the Exca,
sion can be had Of JOHN A ELAMMER.
aul2 Ga 6s3 BroatWay. corner Ol Anlty-st
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r EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

r EBANON SPRlNGS-Shortest and
Icheapss route 10 tins del yhtful Spnnef Retreat
hy the Hudson River boats ard Hudson River Railroad 70
hudson aud thence BY railroad and stages to ne Spnnss
o. ne nav of the shaker CITY Passengers rom New
Ynrk rs morning boats railroad Will leave HUDSON ny
III, cl.tk Y NJ. train, aud glrve at the h,rhrs vi "
= NJ Passengers rom Now i0rk ny evening" boats or
sra.ns w leave Hudson the next morning At CLOCK and
srrye The Springs 1t 81 Usual are upon the 'ver,
& are from Hudson - he Springs 6 y
L WATERMAN. supernienaeoI
psdson. June . 1851 ieiS h"'
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.OVERNESS or COMPANION.-A

- N,ng LAIN aeNl arrived from Europe, aD1 accas-
toned % Teaching. WISHES 3D. OBTAIN SITUATION a. Nus-
ts4tsS 4rNate lalay. CONF lg tA0 l.-. IA
t.C use. SIC capable "a lsiructrs ~ French and
OcuIau. 81, Wei Drawing anG Painting 0e> ies he
N>la tfae > V school tJucsuon and Is also proficient
IN ai h4rts sol IeelltvQga hcsrt reS Il FRS tia
tnHf offered AID required Address u. ID u NE One u
fhis paper aut2 s,ruThSS+
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THE ETH FAMILY.

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The Comm MS Il the
GERMAN NATIONAL THEArEk,
ofthe Olyupc.
Manner ....--...--.. c Burgethal.
Ieader of the Orchestra. Herr I. W. Ranken.
DIE WEIBLICHE SCHiLDWACHE
The Female Sentinel
4 vaudeville N act, nv Mr. Fuednck composed 10y
T. Stcgmann.
Mo,her Anton, Madame =. schmidt Aaton, her son.
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Hans Herr Henkel Caspar Herr Zlmmermann Hns,
Herr zimmerman Peter. Hen WenslaN So
miermisson u o'clock, = VI.
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seof times month AID ANS \ co dispatch Sieamtr
,ttVS if New leans. with frCiglt tur LiAlSlna Ala
saha MS>is'l irNS Sc Rates reasonable amt dcliyt ~
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GRAND PICNIC and COTILLON

~ EVcarson 90 the vl's ~ II StratOnpoEi between
college Point and Flushing The Washing,on g ard
Can't Pr Ssnec her with the Jefferson Brass Band, Will
accompany tie Excursion fsre. ~ cents. each ~ay
The splendid steamboat NINROD. Capt Edward Small.
wi make an EIcuTSion % Stfat;0nlort Wednesday
\ gust 10. 1851, leaving as follows
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D,ors op.n Il 8 y'cloca 4. " Aiul,slL-T Tickets 90
the entire performance. On Dollar c-oA
DTfc,1- . .Psfer K .chinzs
ts.,tat,l director -OeIrgt Lewis.
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o. NNO REWARD.-A Young Cen
BOARDING.

DOARD-Pleasant furnished Rooms to
lot with or without BOARD Also q fine room suitable
(r IN Art> or Deniis Apply Al l3 Walkefst t1s block
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1.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. with bath

n room attached all fpor offered n furnish
cd, with BOARD. 90 gentleman and lady ~ith 40 ch
dIeh, By small private family the n1per part q The
city near Madison square Carpets httn- the and
after , = NJ aui25.s