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SALES BY AUCTION.


SALE OF SPLENDID FURNl-
STURE viii be sold on the lilh 18th sod l6lhoI May
al 10 o'clock esch day At the store OF Mr j. De FOhESr
292 Broadway, magnificent Furniture, The enufe .'ock
contained 10 that excessive establishment ths largest ana
most eegsntever offered for sale in the United Stses-
con pTsDg sls Of psror furniture esboraiey carved 10
cod and covered gold brocsde sAIns dsmaA ana
brocateeG plushs, vevets. &c; arm, rockers ss"us,
VoAire smok OK and other chss upholstered In Inc rca
eat material and finished IN the beat possible manner es
ceres encorneuTeG, s,debOsrds plae glass doors SUD
Tired with satin aud other woods; extension, soc
center worL and card tables rosewood mahOg sny oss
and walnut sugerby carved sewing dressng sn1 ssuou
Gv tables Ia rosewood with mirrors fsuleuis, lounges
couches and spring chairs, In every approved styei
music music stools racks IRE screens quae11es
and fancy abes; variety Of chamber furniture IN r)se
wood mahogany, walnut and ensme psper mache chafs,
tables wiring cetks wohboXes, odor csfes aud por1-
foios This Furpiu s manufactured under our own s1-
pervison OF The best materials and will he sold without
reserve to make room for extensive alterations The SAFE
will commerce on Wednesday l4h Inst sRd continue I'll
The stock s disposed Of The goods exhibited.
my8 81
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northumberland. {.
1bAARShs Counting Rooms for The study apd prsc-
ttee Of Boos Keeping 80 org established al IS Cedars
removed 70 81 Broaawsy Of Oasne-s where
Nj Marsh w be happy receive pupils In future Cir
sslsrs o. ppicd on application.
FOR sale, "hSs6s COorse Of Boob Keeping ~ pp
The lssi and most beautiful work publshed on toe
subject containing complete sci Of books printed In
oolors BooEd and giL price 81 .. mylo In
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DR. NICHOLS and Mrs. NJ. S.

moved 10 81 Cnnlca place, Eighshsl Fhh-aveuue,
where lhey receive patients for fail board cay treatment
ppnsRlisrons irom lote& Dyl In
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V'O PARENTS and TEACHERS

Two PARENTS and TEACHERS.-A
Il very sesrabe Boarding School for boys The adve'
User s located near Utica HIS terms moderate, (oniy
$50 per BnDum and bis humber limited 10 eight lie has
been engaged for the last years Instructor 10 mis-
city Win the exception Of TWO bis humber 10 complete
Application can Il Greene-s unt The 18th inst
Reference may be made TO Rev. Dr. Hawks Calvary
Church"N v, and sso Rev Or Stone. Chnsts Church
Brooklyn; Hon Hugh Maxwell, Collector OF New. YofS
and Alex W Bradford, Surrogate Of he city vii be able
give information both With references 10 e
locAnob aud advertiser. female Teacher 10 wanted
one capable of teaching Music French anu Drawing Ap-
ply q Greenest between The hourS OF and 10 AN To-
ouire for Mr.. NORTON my6 "
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LJof tiIl.rste preparation Tor restoring ..,nasy ..
besuufying he hAr vii Orws-d h- vs u.Sle r-ctos 70
soy gentleman, 20 rece % Of one cgls 100000
prepaid, 10 Mr. COLLiNlER Chalhsm sc1Are Po,. ar.
ice NewNorE Cry lis enlinenty su-ce,sf1 In n,or,,
ing The RroEh OF hair 10 bsldn-ss and Ia cn--sny 49,
Whie fo' ehl cree Il 10 indispensable Al trs,, ne
bslis Of . beSuuful head Ct hair m,i9 =.
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A N. MERwIE. Aucuoneer.
10y BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trade

RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO., Trade
REMoV HSG 4 &C. Have removed to the New
Stove. IS PGkroW
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS May Il
ard Is, al O'CLOCK al The Sale Rooms
English Books Being very large consignment lust
received from Mr.. Edward Lumrey, London embracing
al tXienSye aIIOTment Of valuable works In Law. The
ooey, History, Bellies Lelres, Biography and General
Literature aud Including many old aud scarce works
sOme ve'y curious volumes CsalOguesa the Sale Room
THURSDAY, May IS at 10 O'Clock, at the Sales Room.
Z For NoEFULFILLMENT or CoNrRACT-5oG copies, fold
Of The Railroad Laws and Charters Of the United states
volumes ard 2 with the exclusive right for Tho sale OF
the for The State OF New York and south and west
OF =.
FRIDAY EVENING, Nay l6, a, 7 O'Clock, at the Sales
Rooms
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRAkY-The entire Library OF tia
HOn Ju.uce McKi1suey bsing very large and well
eced collection VI choice and valuable standard and mis-
ceaneOus boobs, rich In choice and scarce theological
works hs cries particularly relating to this couuty en-
eyclopeosI; classics IN various languages Catalogues
SPRING PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN BOOKS
MONDAY, MAY IS, 1851
The above sale Will be held the 18Th OF May and fol
loving days The English consgnmens now In hand are
very lsrRe and attractive.
ConSgnmenls OF American Books are 10 the uIuAl Ysri
ely. Catalogues are now ready
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DOARDING and DAY SCHOOL fOI

DYoung Lsdies, ander The supegtnier dence Of hhes
g 81 and Z BURGESS, Norwich, Conn This scnOo
vii be opened Washington It, where iniirucuon ~
he ven IN every English Drsnch, together WIZ fsnCl'
Lain, Drawing Painting In lnda lnI Crsyon sEe!chne
a. AlIo, Nj lsic by The most competent + roesso's a.
I.gif 10 BE- with postestng ali he atysntgrs VI
country residence beside being esfy accessible fo al
the ighbOrIg cilies -,
The most scTu pulous attention viii Do PAID 10 me n'fa
TrRns-Bosrd and Tuition, including Washing, Lights,
Gc S,7 81 per quarter Terms for Day Scholars VII d.
pend upon age sludeS For Music Win use Of flslo
- exts charge Tuition quarterly In advance. TIE
Summer T. nm will Commence Msy ~, 1851.
REFERENcFs RI Rev. Bhhop Browuel, Hartford,
Conn: Rev Mr. Morgsn, Rev Or. 8oLd Rev Mr. Flagg,
o Tyler. EIQ, J PeISins, Eco Wm NJ Converse,
F,q, Or W P. EsoD, Judge }. A Hoyey, 7. r Morton,
Fso II B Moron Esq Nmwich, Conn Rev ) W.
H,nGs Lowell Mas Hon G r Cleveland, Hampton,
Conn Prof Barker, New-York
rsv-,t my 2wffh&S'
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('oRPORATIOs sOTIcE -PubIc aotcs hereby rfs...--
Spst,oBs have been pssest.d the Boafd d Asssus s
mso, ard referred to the mDss sevss. or sss"
stsst from the Brad 20 the as o. Coss
also. for sever H0ns'on from hr1sd-y ne
Crssns suee' '-ourons 'ora ever ~ . -
from eth-systus t. Hudson RIVER = $40 iOf c1v"s =.
north AID 'ouih res i3 street. AID as'a 90
sore nterss'sd in the above. ald hang sctobs tAss
qusstse y present the yrtng = -
es aud place a Dnsus.s 1slc- tGs aGdsf't g. a.
ofcs Of the Croton Aeu-dact Department. 90 or os'' Al
1871 By order Of he Comntss ss~ss Nsr foli ~
1881. fm'l3l ALEX = DOO0L. ssr'1
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DAY MOND& co. and HERR DRIES
1tBAoHS MENAGERIES, united in one large aud
varied exhibition. consisting Of all the rare ani mails now
eaIaRL Numbering hundred spec mems, ~ll OK
hibit under large Pavilion, al AstOr place corner Of
Eighh stree, and Fourth avenue, commencing on SAT
URDAY EVENING al O'Clock, an continue MONDAY.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May y Is and H. Doors
open st2 ami O'clock Pm. Admission Is cents; chill
sfsn under 10, l2i myS 81
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JENNY LIND and the WORLDS

Jimmy LIND anu Tue WOhUU
~ AIR-Tutles splendid Opera Glasses are new sell
M on . iIh Importers whole
sac Tales The enlJ correct llkeneW' Of Jonny lind
may observed through these superior glasses and NO
should attend her concerts without Every traS
esr 10 Ihe WORLDS Fair should be provided ~ they will
se Ond OF great advantage aud superior TO the pygsss
for viewing coast scsnery shps and obecIs For
sale MfuTrLEs Emporium Of Fancy Goods Novelties
ete S45 Broadway myl2 Sc
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DEMOVAL.-Mrs. BAILEY will re-

IAmove her School from 10 Carroll place to Fifteenth
st. fsbou.e east ofthe Sxthavenue, where she viii be
re tdy receive pupils on the 9Th Of May Applications
NAV be msdest her present residence Until the lsL
rnH6 ZNTnIhASt
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('oRPOKATlON sOTICE-Pgbhc Eotcs hsfsty Tgsa, uEs
~ petition has been presented tbs Boari Il Atsrnsa s
isred % The Committee ss-srs for sever ThTst
20 set ~est OF nnto" 70 hOi.n RIVER Al persons s, 4,
The above having CD sctOGs thsTsO. rsqasssd . P
iams Whiting stating thsH VI tssst AID pzes u
orfsdstcs % the undsrs led al the Office 4 the Ce@h
dueqDspntnsn b-iors Msy BY or5sf Of The %
1881. -
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&TkEEf DEPARTnENT. SO 4H. " kscooa.-r. sc..sss-
bCs bsieby u that tie f0 X Resolutions have :, non
% 10 tho Bosd Of Ad'rnss To r.guts sns ksee go Rvs
T. he .ose. .., I'd. .. b.. 90 -. sss S'..' ~.
ans east RIVER To Jay eross-sh oDposs o. 80 "a ave.
buhhead To regulate AID 39h bir"a "a A. Ato,
To rsgus,s srd pave 3lstst between BrottsH tas Al
the following PETITION To r.yna's g3d - iron pr..ss
psnoes sfsssd ssvnE Oh thereto are %
them 10 Srnx 70 the uucsF-sBsd a. hs ohee s
day Of May nsIt-nsy l3 1851 JOHN 7. DoD"A' nylJ
ma
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MILE. JEN LIND
lFE GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS IN
HEW-YORk
previous 70 Der visits 10 Niagus Falls We"srn res
foss lse Lakes Canada os0r soa sna Aars TOT
Eswpe. .s... CON.
Tss FOURTH GsSHD COScERF viii isEs place ~
TEIPLER HALL,
% "WEDNESDAY EVENING, May T.
L'nSpsiutrer
Sos5S de IL Ea.r O0ni1s
signon ssln and beIeIn'
css Ser H3s sssreno-is Soiism
;T;;iIE JENNY LiN6
v,,,,. for the CIsTiOnst fsyorie Ehemes rom ..
"Loeis si La@ms s1SSJ s.:ii
rir.t clsrisnet Of Her M4jsstys Thestsr, LONDON
ROnaazs-sPt'o once IslIns La fsVor~''' O'iA@S'u
SgnOr SAW p5,,
r'''''isa NILE JENNY LIND and Sgnor Best
PART II.
80, az o1sI eoIpo IN Barbere) Rossin
MILE JENNY LIND
signon SAW and Belleni
BOO On 'n' ''0"'''''M M burke
1n' ''p'' MILF JEEEY LIND.
LtA' scAguIaio hal "a eLeSaIo '9''i
Khspsb Ballsd-"TbCugh msny pretty mad. ,.,...A.
sn' Will MILE JENNY LIND.
Balsd-"Home Sweet Hon -7-fClar1l ..Blsaop
NILE JENNY LIND.
The Coronation March LA PropheteJ ''Meysfoee'
CONDUCTOR .,............ss's''ss''.H N DbA'HNiSA'
A GRAND ORCHESTRA
ssrnhtniur the first musical talent 10 America numbering
pe0ly ONE HUNOhED ~.....
performers has been engaged for these Conceiu a,
Tns price Of fickets bss bsen hHed N - - eno ~
each according TO location and al Of these ucAef enHuo
The holders 10 NUMBERS securing their seas . -,
specific number Of Tickets " be sotteo 70 to1 ~
Nc Press beyond which there viii be No FkhE IT,
ITs for any person under any preenee rnsIsyer Ine
low prices hich ckes have been hXed noH fen0e'
The rule absolutely peremptOIy. ,,.
Two Offices for the sale cf Tickets VIII 20 OPeHeU a.
TRIPLER HALL.
and At Jolle's Music Store
$50 BROADWAY, -.
every day except the Sabbath, from AN 10 / NJ
Wbeie diagrams may be seen and seats secured
The fe remaining Farewell Concerts WI De given on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS al Casue
Garden or At rrpler Hal IA will be announced
Doors open sI6t O'Clock, The Concert commences Az
O'Clock. -. - oh
Books containing the words Of the songs may be OBJ
faIped nj the dOoy-Phce % eens each
rR- The FIFTH GRAND COHCEkf VIII DO giVenb
TRIPLER HALL
90 FRIDAY EVENING, May 10th, ,.puuu
mylSA r. n. oanNO -.
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CROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARThEST.-To couu,cos-
OsesIsd proposals, sndossd Poposa for sutnx ESQ.,
Both viii be received 81 the Oos Of the CrotO1 49,
Department. (ROtunds, Ps until Thursday IN. ga Spss'
lsol a. ococE, P n u build Ss-sIa 35'h sfsst os a.
10 point about 1876 iest vest Of th ~
length about 1876 sst The OF the Sewer and spscbs
for he building 81 hs snd ~ Other nor nation s,H -
Do ostanss spphrstOn the Contract Glen he
New York. may 10 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN, Pfs-'as y
CrotOn Aqusdnei Department nyl1 ~
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

4fPY BARNuM, Manager and PrOoraGor -THtS
AFfERNOON will be given the laaghabe piece Of
STATE SFCRETS Amer whi:h. TdE IRISH ORA
COON IN TaE EVENING, the always popular and
mach Admu ed NJ ,ral domestic drama Of TIE DRUNK
kRp. EDWARD, Mr.. 9fosvenoTi Bill DOwIsn, Mr. HSis
way.
Adislon 10 the Museum Is cts; Children under 10 yu
Of age lst fsrouei and Circle i2t eis extra
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DEAD THIS NOTICE.-VTIoe

DEAD THIS NOTICE.-Vir,ue m
AGNSghha The discovery OF The celebrated Or H..t
irFs Of London Of rsmecy FOR q u0osrv e. ,i1-f.
IN Nsph.hs hss beer The source OF great r. ar h., -
afflicted with lhs o. n0sl universal scourse Of on
There is 10 eXcuse for suffering. where neverF. 10 =
msGy 10 a. hAtd II employed.
positive cure Tor Ibs terrible disease the C,,,rr,,
uCn, s ksl found 10 he preparation kno N "a m,
Hsslnzss Con pound Syrup Of NspthA Its La s1,1,
seol ibe Of al olher remedies pFonot al ,ss
sciol 10 It's acon the dsesse. We have had ~ I,
Stopping he nosl violent sno Distressing cougs IN ,t
four hours Any medicine mai Is AZ civ r>1uu,1t
% This hy cerufcsifA 4 peopis Of vel Eno N r-s
asiiy. % cer.s'r'y worth irla
Principal once, l54 8resnWichsL
AgeuO-s II Gui9p. = BOWery, End John B. O,ed.
~ sreed.ay Pnee-tl per bottle SIX eOgLes for s.
nyie lnTafbAssIA
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MEDICAL.

HNBE TATTE RSALL'S HEAVE
n POWDERS are silently and steadily Performing 70
msrkaoe cares OF Hesyss, Ch-oEic Cough, Worms L
IN Horses Since Ibeir inuOdg ciOn 10 hts eountrv M
hey unegusled One pselass viii 90 more ~ fttsr
horse ooI " coId!on hat ave bushels Of oas ysg ~
the animals gl0ts and animation. For SS.e by
ESO wv A. Il. GOUGd co ~ RinRt iq2 Brsad,rnv
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SUBURBAN VILLAS. - Among tho

SIJBU KHAN Villas. - Among tno
~ many Villages that are now attracting the notice Of
our citizens for country residences offer greater sd
vanages lhsn the quiet Village OF Astoria IL 10 .uaIeo
on Long island at Hell Gate ak miles from the city aud
10 accessible ell hours Of tue day by steamboats, and
stgges II is proverbay healthy and FOR beauty OF pros,
peci ard variety OF scenery, II cannot oe exceled II
eQuaed. The varying scenery OF He'll Gate chacne'
schools and markets with every convenience Of city iis
and The facilities Of access 10 the city present advantages
over most olber places. A. J. BLEECKER CO will
se at the Merchants Exchange, uumoer OF los,, on
Thursday May o. For maps and particulars apply al Tue
Office OF myl3 81 j < H. l. RIKER, 10 BeeAman'sI
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EELLOWS' MINISTRIES, AT FEL

II LOWS oPERAH HOUSE, "a BrOsdws beSwceI
How ard and Grand sA Opeu every alghl dGnHg ne
week The celebrated ergtnS and wcl known Fellows
kiDsires comprising "a ehcorI and veTsaue corps Of
talented and experienced PsCoFmes andef The dlrecuos
q J Fellows whose Concerts Ia this city Tor The as
year beeo received win ahe favor by ss
and fsshion OF this great Metropolis fh-t Concerts
ssl of RuTlesQae Italian Opera Scenes Why SaynEs ~
boz Oaess ChOruses Dancing aud lnslruments Perform
snccs 90 "Wednesday and Saturday, aneCooous grano
ZooccrA fOr the accOmnodsuo0 Of sdtes snd families
commencing 81 o'clocA Al Admission Is centa ooOns
open ii a, 10 commence All ale
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CHURCH ORGANS.-The snA.--n-

Ooh-rs the folowii -gsns fcr isle a. reta.as..s
second hard English organ " n Two sets OF 49,. rs
one snd hsf oisves Of peds KEYS 10 az elesas, ~
ry case, II feet high /. fee. FISHES vide sre 80
inches deep, with IS stops Sal
Two organs, with 10 stops eaes IA Gosie ard e,.,..
csses.
six orgsrs with sicps each IN Gohic and Gr,-,..
-Four ofEsns with stops each, IN Gol,,e spt e'lsss
cases.
SIX organs. with stops etoh, In Go,hic .,a o.
csses.
SIX organs. with stops each. In GOtAic sna o....
Gases. ~
Two elegant Gothic rosewood parlor organs
Two Grecisn psrlcr orgsus
-Four second hand orgsrs, for ssle or 70 khe
mis- So HENRY ER6EN, l12Censsru
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a I INV Al + OALE-hUUuV ""
IA acres OF Lsnd well umbered, situated In LehmAl
Township, Pike County Pennsylvania Also, sO0lI ~
acres Of Land snsed Ia Delaware TO ~nshtp, Pike C0uny
Penusyvsnia The shove Lands, from their peculiar l. y
cation will become valuable, being near "a - uni
ara large streams OF wser they are also about MI "a
from Milford 10 miles from the Erie Railroad, Il M -,
from the Delaware River and RbOul Is miles from Por.
Jarvis Eor price snd further psricuars, apply to AN
THONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer, BrosdsL
mvl2 Ivy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At PRIVATE SALE.-FOur lots ot
IN ground Third and four los on Seventy eis
st. being hundred feet Third sv by Two huodfed
feet on seyeuly eli % hist For terms sc, apply TO
mvlS wv ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, ! Broath
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NATIONAL ACADEMY Oh DESIGN

N-The Twenty sXth AoeuA Exhbinon OF TIE Acsds
row open 10 Tie p0snc a. be Galleries.. ooS Srosd
wsy opposite so0d Al, from A n. Cnu 10 n Admin.
lance - uokeu 30 eenI Catalogues Ia
~ order Of The Council h. ShE4OSUE,
as Sws Corresponding SecrssrV y. A
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CHEAP CASH PAPER W,pp
OHOUSE.-COuuuy Merchants abd ohs,. Az e
Pap. car va, hnd is5g, s',r'msai p o. Straw Rae ~.
ing and other faprrs, OF - sizes A - Wnarg rua
every description, Bonbei Boards, Sc cheao + 20
JOHN [ ROBERTS Commission Paper w,rs,S-,'s
l02 John 81 opposite CID ST. ts'lse,
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ROUTE FOR SALE.-

' The Fihh Ward route Tho Tribune. Price $500
Apply TO s. SSURTENANT 2i5 southst. This rOue
win not be disposed Ofo any but regular carrier,
who masl carry IL himself myl5 81
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nor SALE CHEAP-A handsome pair

GOAL 81 50 PER TUN.-Pcach Or
Oehsrd and Lebish Egg Stove, Range and furnace
Coal al he reduced price OF 81 81 per Lun deyeed from
the vessel or 3 per sed from tho yESd A.
Liverpool, Oue, Camel and Cumberland, for sale
equally low. Yards 8s3 Broadway (belween Eighteenth
and NreIeenthIIs,) and 1877 Bowery Opposite Spnogst
mylS 81 RANDOLPH MERRITT.
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n Several fine large rooms 10 the new brick building
Of York ard Greene sn Jersey Guy, wiki STEAM
POWER, hsyiog a good supply OF sOf water on Ihe
premises Location only one block from the Ferry ana
particularly adspIed for light mechanical business
These will be let separately or together FOR uf
ther information apply on the premises, or to
myl3lvs GRiNNDLL & son, q Asden-lane
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NOR SALE-A fine farm of - acres,
situated 10 Long Island adjacent Centrepou Haroor
good buildings &c will be sold reasonable terms o.
exchanged for City property.
mIi2T HENRY J. sCUDOER, Atty al LAW, 9 Wsllst
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING and FURNI-

- IUBE " AHTED The hi CHEST cash price can be OBJ.
aned BY Lao.es and Gentis who have any len of
posi o. otherwise. GOODWIN, p City Hall Place.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
JAS. r. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO, OCT. Is, 1851.
.POSTPONEMENT.

The time for holding the
Agricultural Fair for Mon
roe County, has been changed
from the 2Sth and 29th days
of October, to Tuesday and
Wednesday the r9o
4th and 9Th days Of November
This change wa made for the
reason that the court Of COM
mon pleas will be in session
on the first named days. a,7t
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.fHha 81 -HfNt II NrIFIuMf aH LA HaFN@Hal-
given them. Sire water' and pig will
be freely circulated, and no doubt the Val.
ley and Millcreek Indians viii "bury the
hatchet," and allow the citizens of the
Upper Sacramento to hereafter rest in
peace.
EXECUTIONS AT SACRAMENTO.
A meeting Of the citizens Of. Sacramen-
to was held on the 18th, 10 devise means
for their protection against the fearful state
Of crime in their midst. Great excitement
prevailed on the esd, the day appointed
for the execution of three criminals, named
Robinson. Gibson and Thompson. In
the morning a dispatch was received from
the Governor, granting a reprieve for Rob
inson. which SO exasperated the multitude
that they held a meeting and determined
that he should be executed.
The popular feeling was irresistible. and
the first citizens of the place took the lead
The Guards sided with the people, and
kept the prisoner safely from the authori-
ties, until the committee called for him
Thompson and Graham were hung a
half past 9. and Robinson soon after.
H. After the execution a mass meeting was
held, and the Governor strongly condemn
ed and requested TO resign, The people
then hung him in efigy, f. 900 -
The Governor, in explanation, a few
days afterwards. stated that he had grant
ed the r~eprieye but for 80 days, in orde
that the case Of the prisoner might be wei
considered. and this he had done at thu
urgent request Of many of the citizens.
Robinson's confession is a cataloug'
of villanies as black as those lately mad
by the man Stuart, executed some month
since. ....... ,... s.. ..t
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thing surrendered to Col. Carvajal. Tho
custom.house has been taken, and all tho
goods which have heretofore been seized,
including a considerable lot Of mantas,
imperials, &c.
Rio G aANDE Cry, Sept. go, 1851.
Messrs. Editors-I write you in haste to
say that the revolutionary movement on
the other side OF the river has commenced
in earnest. The two parties have been
fighting since the night of the 9th. The
Government party have one piece OF artil-
lery, and are fortified in the %church-the
besiegers have only small arms. A courier,
who was in the fight, just arrived, reports
that about sixty on the Mexican side, in.
Guiding four officers have been killed, and
four Americans and six Mexicans OF tho
revolutionists are wounded but not mortal.
ly. A small reinforcement left here last
night, and another this morning! :" -
Among the knowing ones at this place
it is said President Arista is at the headlof
this movement. and that he .isdnow en-
route from Mexico TO the Sierra Madre. This
object being to revolutionize allthe North
ern Mexican States.
By a postscript in a private letter we
learn that Mier and several other towns
are in the hands ofthe liberators..
The following reasons are given as the
cause of the revolution: 49, M"
/. The utter failure OF the federal gov
eminent 10 protect the Northern Mexican
States from Indian de~predations. ~ 81
2. The unjust, unequal, prohibitory
system Of duties, which operates most de-
structively on the interests Of the people
Of this frontier.
3. The despotic power exercised by
the Federal Government over the rights
and representation OF the several States.