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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

The election was a most animstlng one, and
large vote was polled. Col. BentOns friends ex'
erted themselves to the utmost, bat it will be seen
were beaten on all the general officers Inc Col;
addressed the people in several OF the N ARCS ana
John How, bis friend, had large majority Tor
MAYOR in the First Ward and plurality IN the
Second, and the vote in the Sixth was remarkably
close. For Auditor Edward Tracy Wing has
1914 majority over George A. Hyde, the Benton
nominee, and lacks 10 Of having majority over
HYDE and w s Stamps Six OF the Aldermen
elected are Wings, Bentonians, and only one
Anti. Benton Democrat elected by w hlgs. One
of the two Aldermen chosen from the First Ward
is an Independent, elected by Wings. Toe De-
leeates lower branch of the Council stand
Wings and q Benton Democrats. No Anti en-
tonian was elected to any office as such. In the
First and Second Wards the Wings run on local
tickets.
CLINTON, n. "a Local Reform ticket W"
successful-H. NJ. Burchard elected Olerz'
BELvIDERE, N.J.-Msyor Phness B. Kennedy
RAgwAY. N. 1.-The Freeholders, School eu'
rarir,sndents. Collector and one Constable are
Wbies-the req, Of the ticket OpPoition
C,Sc1SsArI-The Council is so close that no
election has yet been had for permanent ottcers-
Tes,lv a hundred ballOtings had been taken ior
Pre.ident Warren and Cassidy being the respec
tive candidates, each receiving %.
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.-An election came on on
the Ist inst. 10 determine the question whether
the Corporate Authorities of that city should re-
duce the license imposed by them on retailers oi
ardent spirits Of 900 per annum to siOO. lue
reduction waE lost by 10 votes.
PENN YAS.-A ticket made without re9SII W "
politics, hss been elected With vie" % 'O-'
provements.
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nrox.msntn Of the sscsssionists.

GEeRGIA.-A Southern Rights Convention
meets at Milledgeville, May 80, for the nouins-
tion of q State ticket aud the explosion Of the
usual amount Of rhodomontade. The Secession.
ists count much on this assemblsge
SoUTH CAROLINA "A wrong impression mas
gone abroad of the forthcoming Southern Rights
Convention to be held in Charleston, May next
This is not the Convention chosen by the people,
but self constituted concern, called ~ lie So
cessioniss who were chasrinsd a. the vote aud
apathy Of the people at The recent Convention %
election. The Convention which meets at
Charleston will be composed Of Delegates from
,he various Committees Of Safety, and embrace
rrettv much the same men whose swiu. sayings
and doir "a have so alarmed the Silver Grays aad
HuDkers for months past The Convention elect
ed BY the people meets year hence aud IS IN
,erded 10 operate on the Presidential election ex
clusively. and among the Delegates are severa
very sensible men who repudiate IN toto the pc
r;o5;csl Secession Conventcles Of Generals llst
,loho, ami Commander, aud the no less chival
ron, Cant. G. II. Muckenfuss who was on tae
,o,h inst elected Colonel Of the lSth Regiment
attached to the alb Brigade 0. i"iaa.-y : I.
Militia.
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"THE WORK GOES BRAvELY oN.'-J0ur. CON-
Extract from letter from merchant in West
ern New. York to 8 firm in this City

GENTLEMEN Allow me 10 introduce to your scqIs:ni-
aoce he heaTer, --, who goes 10 New-forE 10 puf-
chsse goods for , H. Tne firm 10 ---, aud is very
responsible house. 49,.
Last Fall. Mr.. -- purchased some $3.50 Of -
but principles would lead me 10 allow those VINO
choose 10 sell their hnoT FOR Southern patronage 10 de
pend uloue Or Sog'heta lrade Tor their support
The Western business Ike Southern requr eqlauya
Ion credit ltI think must be quite a. safe in the cad
Without consulta ION will , shall take the resp lnsi-
billy % nCi1g other thsn tee Vice President Of
Castle Garden Conn 10 VIII IN % give what mage
slal be 40 nv disposal
some vears ago / had some acquaintance with yonr
house. and shall renew with pleasure when % 10 me
civ Evening" Post
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Superior Court. -. mosolY, April q.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
PkTIrION

To The Mdgoy and dernen Of tie Ct Of Bso,Sve ia Com
mon C0REcIl coNrcned.
Your petitioner knowing that the gentlemen
composing your Honorable bocy DESTROYS OF nakag
snd keeping good laws and
OF he " prays your Honorable bocy woulo pass Law
establishing smoke houses IN tie different OF tho
ana have tbem lined 10 zinc las that cheap and
viii make them air ghti And tha, al such persons who ara
in the ha6i Of smoking IN TIA may 10 those
houses for The purpose OF loving their luxury by them
selves ard thus prevent public nuisance And IS in duty
bound viii ever play. john NELDSErA
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The sqrPosED MuRDLR-TSe Go SSao csapty
sss N s GS,H bsn murdered and rOo9ed closed s
ys.sS ss' ~.. t so@ms1csd o. TSaI.
Witnesses In re- 1e.imopy sfG doub 90 ths nnd'
N;: as ss 10. 'i 4:s 'yw 9s Ps
Hinhtefed 10 n III. wgs discharged having clearly
bs he was rot lhe person WIN Toe "a 1p s1
ed shout he lime Of ~ mu,9sr ne , va. LIED b.
- "a soSorous ra-c9jc 'ns.c.o ~ a.
sohn y '''ie Troy Poss, ls1h.
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TILE Richmond WHIe.-Mr Johnston, the new

THE RIcHMoYD WHIG.-Ar. Johnston, the new
editor Of this paper declares himself opposed to
all those new found inventions in political science
the Isms The following paragraph from bis intro
ductory is good
In all hist regards the n'erna policy Of the stste, aha
b. The jealous vocse % every hing which by phy
ica Improvements ard that adoption Of he Mechanic ARTS
which alone makes modern societies flourish renvigor4te
this ancient Common eRlLh AGA retrieve the cOmparalve
decsy to Vhch hey have heretofore condemned her VINO
cultivated science but Attractions, no art but word,
catching literature bat jsrgou Of Sale Rights, and
ibouf hi hat Virgiria 80 ghty wise lor as ia
nstftr entirely unrvsed Ihe cOntr ued 10 chop and re-
chop forever the old political logic OF 48.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

YALE CoLLEGE-JUNIoR EXHBITIoN.-Tne
Junior Exhibition OF Yale College took place on Tuesday
evening The successful competitors for the TOWNSEND
Prizes of$2 each were follows (. w. Evans, Leroy'
VILE Pa A. R. Little, Newport, R. /; I. s. POIwne
East Windsor CLi Sheldon "a'er'Own' N Y W. W.
WinthIop New Haven, c.
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For steamer Union 70 .,v,r,,,y IN a, So,,h =,
JFR ARRANGEWENT

~ u vi vi En- ARhAANOE VI Elm I'm
~ Eencing March Sl.-RAMAPO AND PAfEaSON
Trsius leave SuHeus AZ ioll'"t
or on The arrival Of the Erie trains Al % o'clock % ,
soupne only Paterson and Psssac Bridge at O'Clock
A H. stopping only Al HohOhuEs, Paterson and boAinf
sprrg; IA NJ. stopping only at HOhOEus, Paterson
ard Boiling Spring. . 49,.
Leave Kew.YOIk al O'Clock A. n. stopping only al
Pstsrson and HonokUs al 4 O'Clock r. NJ stopping only
a, Boiling sphug Pssssc Bridge and Palersou al ocooS
p Al slopplDg only al Patterson aud hsshOkUs The Tx
press trains leave Ms kes station, Peterson Tor New
York Al "a and A. NJ aud p "a or on tue arrival OF NE
1sibs rom suferns, The up trains atop st Bergen %
signal . 49,.
Nay TRAINS leave Suferns at g A. M aod Nev-YoFl
APM stopping At al the stations below Paterson alo
Al the stations above on signal
gusDAf TRAINS leave Sufsrns' at 81 A d-Leave Nov
York at p Nj, stopping above Paterson 0aiy al DO
bOkuG 80, ,-,,
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson al and ~ o'ciocs
NJ and II and At O'Clock P. M.-Lesve New YORK g. u
ard 10 A. II and l2i and s. O'Clock P. NJ
SUNDAYS Leave Marketsl station al % CLOCK a IA
or on arrival Of tho rain from SuaerusLeave Paterson
depot al 3 O'CLOCK P. M-iIesve NawYofk At O'CLOCK
A M and O'Clock r. 81. The Sunday rraus stop beio~
Paterson ONLY at Huyler's aud Boiling Spring. ms u
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By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune
HonOrs to Gen. Brady.

DHTHUIT mUuusy ApIII 81
The last honOrs 10 the veteran General Brady
are being rendered here to day. The weather is
fine, and all the military in and around the city
are ont. The fremen aud draymen on horses
and all the Societies, are out in fall regaa. The
streets are filed With spectators.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIL KOAD.-

n Office IN Hudson-st near Chsmbersst New-York
70 Albeny aud Intermediate places by Railroad and Steam
boat; The steamer ARMENIA connects with tho following
patsepger trains Poughkeepse every day except sun
DAYS Leaves New York at Nj for POughkeepsie aud
all wsy stations for Pokeepsie stopping at Man
hstsnylne YcnkeIs, DoDbss Ferry, Desrman TaHyo~n,
Fishki and Ne HsmbuTgh. AT l2t PM for POugh-
keeptie and all way stsliOns on signal AZ z Nj for
PCuPhkeepse ana all way stations except Tu9y Hook,
spuyleD, Duyvil and Hastings Az M for POughEeep-
sic and all way stations reaching Albany al Il Al night
this train cOurecis the Dear Ferry with Erie trsn
going west Al 81 PM. for PesIskiu aud way stations
Leave POughteepsle golog south at A NJ, u NJ.
MA 8 ri ana z NJ. Leaves Peekskl for New
York st62 M stopping at al way sts19ns on sgosl
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

nv BOSTON and NEW YORK via Sr0NlNGTON sne
PROVIDENCE The steamers G. VANDERBILT ano
COMMODORE leave Pier No 2 North River: daily Al
ococf n. The Commodore Captain VIM H. frazee.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and fhdays; the G Wander
bit Captain Joel Stone. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana SAT
urdAys On the srva Of lheee steamers al Sonlngton
Passengers proceed oy Railroad 10 Providence and Boston
fhis 10 The direct route from NewYork 10 bosIon
For passage &c Spp!y beard a. the oce 10 Battery
Mace
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NEW YORK aud NEW-ORLEANS
IVsTEAMsHIP LINE.-The new and elegant double

'&INFTELO SCOTT Capt Xeuney COullsrd 2loOtuns
UNION Capt T. 5. Budd. $50 tune
C upose ths Line aud VIII leave Ne" tora ana new
OrsaDs on the lst and 18th u every month al oeOcs n
N. aarrn0Op except when those dates al On sunday
whom he shgs viii itHye on Monday, al same hJ1r
The WINFIELD SCOTT VIII leave New-fO rk or we
let OF April AID the UNION on The Isl OF Aprn "ob' NV"
Orleans . - $500, 80. md
Tbcse ship. been built win great care and cos slS
an s,1 ar yp.use spared secure strength speed ana
ee, 1t5y are In every respect hrstcla sea steaors
For fr,ebt or passage, apply As fJA0"s;
o. .'eener Winfield Scott % -
For steamer Union 70 -...,,. -, 5000,
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~ :. MAIL STEAMSHIP CONE


PANY-FOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT, via
uAVANA-On SATURDAY. April o. a. p. Mare
seducsd-rhe spenoid double engine steamship oalO'
,Sdsy viii ssn precisely Al O'Clock, z. III, from her
Nor Al foot 81 Wsrren-st, n r With The Government
EsNs direct for Havana ana NewOheans
Chagres passengers transferred Al hsVsna 70 la7 spieD'
did oOube engine steamship FALCON.
Freigh, TAKEN 10 EewOrleans NJ Soc per euolc iool
Specie Ouiy afen or ireignt % Havana.
No bills Of edng will be- signed sfyer the steamer has
bsled
FOR freight passage apply at the Office Of the GO n
pay, .1s w. '0''''' - NJ o. ROBERTS
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.NEw.oRLEASs, Saturday April 10.

"
Cotton is unchanged. Flour has been active
nors with sas or 100 bbs Of OHIO r export ~ 90 oai
lo. Common cscrp heaVy with is siock 5000 o-shsh
sold dsic ornHsd AMI yeliT Lard 'dvanc7e w
ksgs csrg lards Bacon sides are or o- al1
lor csa1 Mess Pors, inspected sss q, ]. Sd ani 4, oas
G. fee have place ga aOc Whssy dull a. ls
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NEW-YORK T. ERIE RAILROAD.

Nth, line leaves daily the pier foot OF OusaeSI
MOANING WAY TRAIN al 81 A. NJ. Tor Oasdle, Piermoni
and all Intermediate stations. Passengers by this train
connect Al Suferns with the Morning Natl train for all sta
tone west Of Geneva MORNING NAL TRAIN al A NJ.
stopping NJ ali the stations wesl OF s0herns arriving a.
Geneva the same evening WAY Train 81 2. 81. for
Pennoni Otsviile aud ali Intermediate stations EVENING
WAY SRsiS at ST for suHerus Odsyie snd al intetmed
ate stAiOns ElGHT EXPSSSs TRAIN st6 z. Nj.
CHAS NtNOr. superintendent
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NI0RRTS and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE Passenger Trains leave NewYork foot OF Cortland
al At sl M and 4 N. Newsrk, 81 M. and a N -
For New York leave Dover al ITO AM. and M; MOT
rs,own n M and 2S5 PM &c Freight Trains leave
D~yer Al A. M and New York al III NJ Orange HoTso
Car leaves Orange al 8S8 Am. and 1888 PM Passengers
are received and delivered each 10 season for the vs
Qua es that iDtesect this Road Tickets SHst be pro-
eured before taking seats Ia tbs cara
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NIEW. YORK Il NEW. HAVEN RAIL.

lVROAp This line leaves Csnsl.sL Staton-Accommo-
dalton Train al 4 10 A NJ. Express Prain A. III Accom-
mediation Train, A NJ; Express Tram r "a, Accom-
mediation Train for New Haven a. I m, sod Conl'nu
.ou Train Tor Bridgeport al P NJ Passengers are To-
Suesled 10 procure tickets before taking seats In The cara
- K B. MASON. Superintendent.
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New-Hampshire Constitutional Convention
The COMMITTEE to canvass the votes on the
several questions submitted to the people at the
late election, have submitted the following az
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LAW COURTS.
supreme Court..M.

supreme Court. MONDAY, April q.
SPECIAL TEaN-DEcisioSs By JUDGE EDMokps
Isaac Jones and Others vs James MaSon.-Da
hs'on.l E'h co.ts 49,
Isaac Jones aud others, executors. VS.. Joseph A..
and ute l. atctoa Gas ssl. cosf. - svs,
In The matter If Isaac and Geo. JONES' trustees.
s. II him Order q fsr-nc- 90 Mr. a. "a
sccolui ald 20 The poore q ehtn< hen tbs
gsr Nhch th-y Ct'ef O. 1ty.as
prev Of alcvlng then M '-rfs -c-'-<, 90
Heien ~ Jansen VS.. JIr. CaTss.-Bill dia.
assee, wih costs
Superior Conf. MoSoAY, April Il.
The Forrest and Willis case was called Ahis
ioTsroon, but By r. saesi &C coaa ,sl reserved
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VALnosrn 20 MoNOpoLY.-The Undersigned,
v OPPOSED 10 ssSt, vito zoe ine Of ssesno ala
se T:s .Ss Ss.d ses H
- prepsred 10 n,ddlet0wn Deep River Say brook,
ts, 70 New.hsTu1ssl ,Tord sproghed' &c .,-...
ssS. VII Ard 1. :. y sSSg pt, ssSS
svsasOe psc,sssss5 paid to The collecting Of o's"' ard
u,ils and also me Pined attention business Snd res
Thsy hope by oss,e portion Of o0hhc patronage.
.onshe csSses VALENTINE L CO, 4 Ntfssu-s1
,,..h q 1851 m<i TurhI5.t 2mt
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CvOR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

H FALL RIVER-The steamers BAY STATE aod
STATE or MAlNE leave Pier No. 5, Norm River, al
O'CLOCK daily Bay State, Capt WIN Brown, on Tuesdays
Tbprsdays and Saturdays 5sie OF Malice Capt fhonss
@ Jeweti on Nor days, Wednesdays and srdays rms
IA he only drec line 10 Newport Aseaner IN cOnnecnOH
win this lin. -urs - aud from Providence
FlsDALEG BORDEN, Agenu, ~ ano II "e'E"'
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FmtlN AANCHEsILK, MAss.-tne sise...5
-. e. N..c.-,.-r oeD-d - 81 h. A''. o.. 20. ~,
o. -'-ts' NJ r ai.-r. 80 f'l.j DEED. ttl =
, mr. .-,.,.s na sandy in 'f..-s lbs t.A
.fU.aS.tlU lLllc,e fJT About s-'''
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SVENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERSEY -Ths tine leaves New-York daily by sieaIn'
boat RED JACKET, Pier l, North River al A N
passenger r 81 freight, and a r passengers Sn9
by New Jsrsey Railroad foot OF COrsndst ~ A. III. and
ard 81 2 a
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CAMDEN AM AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE from NETWORK 10 PHILADELPHIA,
leaves Pier No North River, by steamboat John ronet
and Z. Nj. fare IN hrsi-cHas cars, vs. second,
81 To Freehold 10y moroing line only) SO cents Em
gran. Line, by steamboat Tanspor stSt fare Fl %
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AIORNING LINE FOR ALBANY

ltI The new and elegant Slesmef REINDEER, Capt
ALsEEr DESROOT VIII leave Ne wYork from pier fool o.
Murray-st, every Monday "Wednesday aud Friday mora
Ing NJ o'clock aud resUrniog leave Albany Tuesdays
Thursdas and Saturday, 81 te same hour making ths
usual landings each say " Mesls served oa board
N. B. FOr further Information apply 10 JAMES blSdOr
Co. Beaver e., New-foTk Fare W Newburgo az
Pokeopsie, 50 cents. mh9
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MEXICAN HOTEL, Panama, N, q.
a This eslsbshmeut is tho Isrgest Pub,ic Hooss on
,,vns 10 situated on high ground 10 The most airy
We 49,, horizon OF he civ Bnd In the center Of bosi-
&c Re- ind and careful attention, We hops to share The
ne,. o. tie Publ c. -
psHon'f' H. GIDEON Ely, (P,,n,etors.
o.o,s I'M STAPLES. B'''P"
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la hA'A" S0OR6ONA,
rulgHEt Az" lVANAMA
SsT,TfH iE IRVING HOUSE, al, st C6sgrc''
y hsssesS KAILROAO HOTEL, al Coz oua, dl.
THE .n.ns,s,psui Of A B Miller and J. y Goager
Der sne aMsCAN HOTEL, a. Cruces, under tbe msn.
TIL III q, 81 r. Rolger and II. Miller, Jr
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s O,CLOCk p. M. Onpo-

n tsiton Boat for ALBANY and intermediate Landings
Fare % cents 10 Hucso- The Stesmsr SANTA CLAUS,
Capt EmeneoTt Will leave the pier foot Of barcIsytl
t:oOih ,ite) every Mordsy, Wednesday ard Friday a.
esny every Tuesday Thursday snc Saturday, all oeook
Pm.
SUNDAY MORNING BOAr TO KINGSTON The
above steamer viii ,esve every SUNDAY hOhNtNbS
1oclock, returning zane evening". kio itn'
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EOk h AkTFORD-Oircct. Th'

X " ~ II "A ~ Il " n u iVtCNL. hs
4 Steamer HERO, Capt J. h King viii !ssve from
East River steamboat place Peck snp for Hartford ever
Monday and friday afternoon, Il O'Clock For further
ml7 tl2 Southst
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NTATEN ISLAND STEAMBOAT.-

On and siter March IS 1851, Lease Wheaa A. g. u
= ASo ociocf Leave Van Ders1 EIs io ~ Ak
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The barge CLINTON. Capt Whsle. every Mon.
day; EXCHANGE, Capt ROsekfSns every Yharsdav.
PoUGHKEEPSIE Capt Hoffman, every saturday, a,
5soOck NJ from foot Of Murray - Tor paseu gers AID
freight The above bsrges elegantly furnished with
saeIOoms ard spacious sud )n0rable cabins End are
expressly fitted up for the comfort and convenience OF pas
seDgsrs and arrive POughkeepse ia time for the ssges
70 Sharon Pine Plains Snd NewMiiOrd. For further H.
hfmaion apply on board the baTges, or 70
ais On WILLIAMSON VAIL, i6i WestsL
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EOR BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONl

S n and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y eeau-The
SsSIS,. AslCE Capt weeia 1T ,ea,e Re pier TOOL 81
o'cIocl >sesdsS thursday AID Saturday, g.
Ride "etaIoing will leave The Railroad 3OcA ~
70" every Monday Wednesday sld Fatay a. .
oeiocs, N, Ffelgh lot Bh5gepon and The RAilroAci
takcu al ue oSes rsles which viii be received daily 81
Ihe Office 90 the pier Ial lm.l w n SLATER. Az
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pursuance ofaw MILLARD FILLMORE, President of the
United States America hereby declare make known
pubic sales will be held at the undeenoned land oces IN
c state OF Iowa the periods hereinafter designated, 10 vii
Al land IOWA CITY Monday
DAY September for the disposal OF The public lands iu
aed III the iollowingnamed townships, VIZ
North ohe base line and pest Of the mn principal meridian
township seventy nine of range twenty nine
townships eighty, thHy
townships seventy and eighty, of range thirty one
Township eighty one, of range thirty three
Al the land FAIRFIELD commencing Monday the
fifteenth day of September disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships to wit
North Of the base line and Of The h principal meridian
Township seventy, range thirty.
township seventy, of range thirty-two.
township seventy of range thirty three. ,
AT the land DUBUQUE Monday the eighteenth day
Of August next, disposal following TO witt
a small Island
uon twenty township ninety NORTH of range nne west
OF The huh principal meridian.
Lands by for the Of schools military and
overhowed
made thereby which shall be selected
by before the appointed for the
public sales respectively under the act entitled An ac
swamp within their mit approved September 49, 1850
excluded
military
deed TO thegUned States WH be permitted o the atoue
mentioned provided entitled can making
preparations the civil and diplomatic oil government
&C., approved I'D March, 1851.
The offering the will be commenced the days appoint
order which advertised
DESPATCH the whole shall have been oersd and
the sales thus closed hut sale shall be kept longer than
weeks and of the lands viii be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand the city Washington this ska, day o
May, Domin thousand eight hundred and hy
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
ur,rr
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TO CONTRACTORS.


OFFIcE OF COMMISSIONER oF PrHLIo BUItptsus,
Washington, June IS, ls5i,
UHOPOSALS will be received this once until O'Clock
friday the 18th July Tor grading and paving with
part OF Seventeenth street west extending from
New York The stone
must be laid bed inches deep OF suitable gravel ana
being well Tammed be covered wan coat
The work character To be sAeu
Ted under the inspection be appointed by the COMMITS
ls october next security
will be required for the faithful performance OF e work ANY sur
earth grading will be deposited at such place within
reasonable distance n be directed. .
proposing price per cubic yard for the
ding and superficial yard FOR the paving including gravel and all
mate WIN, EasBl,
B-2aw3w Commissioned Public buildings.
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srROLOGY-The celebrated Dr. c. w. RoBhCK, professor
Of solog phrenolog, and geomany,
with conjuauon, from Sweden, ONCE No. "a Locust Pha
dephia, lie
by all th. heads Europe, and
reputation asuologer living calcu
according geomancysdies So
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birth. All above
nativites
durable paper and he prepared make OF his
following
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he redeem
bottle hazard and for recovery
property and purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
have this city
vicinity the United States the full satisfaction Of ALL
while Letters viii and will do
call person. and the mail safe that persons
through office Dr. Robbck
500 900 letters monty and has missed
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