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L,IRE BRICKS. MALT KILN TILES,

i FhRECLAY. Sc.-The subscribers importers 9i FIRE
Bricks Mali Kiln Tiles. &C, nave constantly on hani-
Red and " hlie Welsh. LiSter, X kfn0riS SiD1r-
bridge" Hickman" and "Chance" do and " SarrAirA"
Fire Bricks. common aud fancy shapes
Fireclay Welsh Lumps and Oventlies
Malt Kiln Tiles. IS Lole-a very superior article.
Coa-Bitumn0us and Anthracite Of all descriptions Tor
sale IA lots 20 suit purchasers. Apply t. -
SAML THOMPSON NEPHEW
aul en- 2J PeaIl-st New foTk.
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Real gstate for Sale.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A Summer HO-

TEL and FARM attached. now dong a first re:s
bnsne,s most beautifully ocated the Atlantic shore,
about from the comprising within itsef every
means of enjoymen ard pleasure desirable by us Visitors
THIS estate - equally d.. b private residence Or
fsr acres will be sd and easily De made IN eegsa.
residence For PARTICULAR .nq1re 4
.uI Ins A BENJAMIN. 208 Bowsry, ". Y.
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Gcuscs fOanir0.

A FRONT ROOM or part of STORE
wapted for hight, Fepteel business on either sir Of
Rrosdway. between Anihony and s,Asts Inquire Al No
oa5 Brpsdwas ag2S 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
CHEAP ROOFING.-GOODWIN'S

NPateu. Sheaihlns makes tight. cheap and durable
roof Done on rough plank foT cents per foot on TIA "
shingles 81 cents and warranted. Office, NJ 2e3 Sprng
s. near Hudson ai-V I'M
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M SKET S.-l0,0OO United States
I'VE NTsKETS In good order with implements COM
nlete for ale bv ID b MCCULLOUGH.
au25 a,,s No iJ9 FrOnt-St.
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rCHOOLS--Mrs. MEARS'S French

~ ami English BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL s
Young pies NO fri Broadway, corner ot i0'h a va
ye,oef, IN TfIffR RsDAY Ssnf aus mA
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Reduced from 81 to 81 Cents per Bottle
CLIREUUGH'S TRICOPH EROUS
IRON FURNITURE, Of elegant pat

y tens. fyon European and American designs. piaHiiy
finished costly OrHamenteG, and emhracins hli nus
settces. chars brackets ctuTefraues, brdst al> s.iGn
and paIloI tables. ior sale bs the PAIkNi Man
ChaNDlSE co. 80 Broadway. opposite the SsIA
jela IIlA&S n
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Feb. 25, 1913, may be kept in docket provided
for that purpose, and all such dockets aud record
books which have been, or shaibe hereafter used
and devoted to the recording Of such leves and
returns, shall be taken and considered parts of
the execution dnckets designated by the first Sec
ton of said act.
SEC. 2. Whenever any officer shall' make sale
of any real estate by virtue of any execution or
order OF sale, it is hereby made his duty to tax
and collect, as increase costs for the clerk, the
compensation provided for in the second section
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mercial court OF Cincinnati and superior court of
Cleveland, shall, in making returns to writs Of err
ror, or OF certiorari send up to the supreme court
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entries of the proceedings and Judgment of their
respective courts in the particular case named in
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such return, all such parts Of said files and other
papers and documents in any such case, as he
may be instructed SO to do, by the direction, in
writing, of both parties TO such suit, to be filed in
the office of such clerk, and copy of which
written directions shall be annexed to and certified
with such return.
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any court as an appraiser of the lands of any de-
ceased person, shall die remove from the county,
or in any other manner become disabled from act
ing as such appraiser any Justice Of the Peace in
the county where such lands or personal estate
may be situated, shall have power to fill such va
cancy, and the person appointed shall take an
oath, as in other cases, before entering upon the
duties of said appointment.
SEC s. The second section of an act in amend.
ment of the practice of the judicial courts. passed
March 2lst $780, is hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker efhe House IF Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS.
Speaker of the Senate
Nf.-.L On ,os,
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rNo, 49.1

- = n :. : NO. 45 y II n II
AN ACT to amend the act entitled tan act to
9 amend the act to regulate the practice OF The
81 Judicial Courts" passed Feb. rs, 1848; also,
~ to amend the act passed March 81, 1850. in
amendment of the practice OF the Judicial
Courts. .f''
SEc. l. Be IL enacted by the General assembly
Of Ete Sfafe Of Ohio. That the record required to
BE- kept. by the frs, section of said act, passed
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mo. SOL
AN ACT to amend the act directing the mode OF
proceeding in Chancery.
Sec. !. BE ii enacted by the General assembly
Of the State IF Ohio, That when a petition for
review shall be- filed in the Supreme Court, any
Judge of said Court is authorized in vacation
and upon good cause, to stay proceedings on the
former decree until the next term of the court,
where such proceedings are pending, IN which
case such Judge shall direct the nature and amount
of security to be given by the party applying for
such stay.
SEC 9. That when such petition shall be filed
in the Common Pleas, the President Judge of such
Court is authorized TO exercise the same power,
on the same terms.
JOHN f. MORSE,
Speaker of ihe House of Representatives..
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker of The Senate
March IS, 1851.
AN ACT to amend the act entitled "a2 act to
regulate the fees of officers in civil and criminal
cases." passed March 8, 1881.
SEC. l. Be ii enacted Jy the General .assemJiy
of the State Of Ohio, That when any sheriff, or
other officer dschargng the duties Of Sheriff.
shall return any process issued from the Court Of
ty than that in which such Sheriff other officer
resides, in any other manner than by himself or
his deputy, personally, such Sheriff or other Off
Ger shall only be entitled to charge and receive
mileage thereon, to be computed from the office
of said officer to the place OF service, aud back
to the office OF said officer.
SEC 2. That so much Of the act to which this
is an amendment, as conflicts with this act, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate.
AN ACT to amend the act directing the manner
of serving mesne process against railroad COM
panies, passed March 81. 1850.
SEC. ]. BE it enacted By the General Assembly
ot the State of Ohio, That the service provided
for in the third section of the act entitled an act
directing the manner of serving mesne process
against railroad companies, passed March 2l, 1850,
shall be made at least five days before the day set
for the trial of the cause, and that the last clause
Of said third section be and is hereby repealed.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speuktr of the House of Representatives.
CHAS C. CONVERS,
March %, 1851. Speaker Of the Senate.
No SCI
AN ACT to amend an act entitled can act to i'm
prove the law of evidence" passed March %,
1850
Sec. l. Be il enacted By the General Assembly of
he State IF Ohio. That the provisions of tie
,ct entitled "an act to improve the law OF evil
ience," passed March %, 1850 be and the same
ire hereby extended to all suits and proceedings
n chancery aud arbitration, 30 far as the same
nay be applicable.
JOHN f. MORSE,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
March %. 1851. Speaker Of the Senate
AUDITORS OF rIcE, MONROE CoyNTY,}
WoodsGeld, April %, 1851.
! hereby certify that the foregoing are correct
opies of laws, as furnished by the Secretary of
tate JOHN B. NOLL, Auditor,
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LETTER FROM II. n. WILSON
Pulmonary Consumption Cured.
0o- DR.. Wilson is a regular graduate Of The
Old School, and practitioner of high standing
well known throughout the whole state of Ohio.
He was the Rev. H. Wseman's family physician
for Is years.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A WIFE-AR

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF WIFE-AR
RFSr OF THE HUsBAND.-At a house rear of No
Tlleston- street, a woman named Nancy, VIE OF
Archibald HAYES, died suddenly between anu 4
o'clock this morning, under the following clrc'Im-
stances Both husband and wife were ntemperIte.
and while under the influence Of liquor the husband
has beat the wife repeatedly on Saturday nl5hl -as.
he turned her out OF doors On Sunday she was at
home all day In the evening her eldest son, VINO =
fourteen wears Of age, read TO her, and she appeared
as vel a. usual During the night no noise was
heard In the room Of Hayes AMI hi> wife Ehrly llhs
rnorning the husband, according 10 rs account
yHaIed up found his wife 10 be dying ana sent MS
elSest boy for a Miss Williams. IN the same house
but unon their return she was dead CORONER ohii'u
was called to view the body, and found upon "
number of bruises Under al the circumstances ne
ordered post-mortem examination, when VIII o.
made by pr. + B Moore. IN order TO ascertain lhe
c@rSe of death HAYES. The husband. was arrested
~ await the result Of the examination Tie has been
Iutiorere,ll,st Boston Traveller lith-
CELEBRATION Az NoRwALK.-Ihe sec
od centennial anniversary Of the settlement OF Nor
walk. Ct. was celebrated IN that place on "eohes-
DAY la>t. The Gazette -iaies maj ,,e occasion
one OF deep interest. The public services were
cornuenc ed by Rev DR.. Hall. ~ realii2 PotI,loh
Of the i3d Psalm from copy Of Tue nl-hoi, -,
a trans .aton made prior 10 me one III COI'ilI'n
The COPY OF the Bible from when tle Ps'-Hl "
rod was brought over from England ~ one OF lls
earliest settlers. After hymn PRAYER Wa ons 49,
M Rev :. ; Blssell OF Greenwich 4 p>duh i ~
NC hefu sung. Inc AlLftc> N+> 49,
iXs.faniej RGrton of Concord. y. H., native Of
Norwalk. and descendant Of one of the origLa.I
settlers OF the place. After the exercises %ere on
Guided, ameetng OF citizens was ORGANIZED oy d. 80
inc GOV B!sSeu 10 the char. Geotse W, d.;
Is moved resolution of thanks to Rev Nalhanlei
Bo,,,on and that a committee be appointed 70 pro
cure a copy OF the address Tor publication ihe AZ
dress Will speedily be published
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE
The morning tram Of ears from ora dle nee ~ u
u
ION Ibe detention was caused by burden tam
running of The track on the bridge near Burns, qe-
moIishng the bridge, and participating me 'e Ts
and several OF the cars INTO the stieAn 20
locomotive raised over the bridge and Ieache' tHe
oiher bank in safety, though thrown on the trask
Mr. Clark the fireman on the tram was thEo"n VIZ
the Sars INTO the stream and killed The coid1rsol
/ Mr. Meredith who has been employ ell on th- lYa-
Tor number Of wears by the MeSsrs small was ds,
oorsrv tBalt Amer lota.
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CITY ITEMS.

Recon r EDrcArIoN-The President, r..
r Benedict, Esq, in the Chair.
IT, Acadepv-The Annual Examination being
,,osed. the Commencement; Exercises In relation to
:, guarding of medals, viii take place on Wednes-
asv nert Commissioner BradSh presented pro-
snme OF proceedings on the occasion, ana also Oh
Cred resolution, which was adopted, that the May
~ Members Of the Common Council, and other 'lty
Gbcers, &c, be invited TO be present
pyof,ssorships-A resolution was adopted that III
s.ead of one Professorship Of Mathematics and Ma
iua Philosophy at the Free Academy there ShdIl oe
. professOrship for each branch. Gerardus II. Doc
hsrty ESQ late Assistant Professor OF Mathematics,
was appointed Professor of Mathematics, I'm ace OF
Professor Ross, recently deceased) at salary OF
NlJOO Der annum. The Protessorshlp OF Natural
Philosophy has not yet been filled.
Iauguoges-A report was adopted that the stu
dents hereafter admitted to the Free Academy shall
have the choice Of communicated IN writing 10 the
Principal by their parents or guardlans) oil Studying
ether the ancient or modern languages.
LATE Professor ROss.-it was minated that Robert
Kelly, Esq, recently President OF me board VIII
pronounce Eulogy next week, az lhe free AGA
denny Oh the lamented death OF inc Iale Tloie>soi
Ross
Fifteenth Ward-An application from the school
officers for the organization OF new schoo IN TINS
Ward was received and referred.
Eighteenth Ward-COmmlSSlOner Murphy, from
the Committee on Buildings. &c. asked to be dls-
charged from further consideration oil the applca-
ton TO furnaces for Ward school 70, and mat DC
referred 10 the ComIt for Warming and Ventila-
ting Schools. Ais, that the Committee be en-
powered to employ a competent person to ascertain
If the School building situated in La Fayetie place,
can be removed from the street, and If so, at what
cOst.--Adopted.
FIRST Wayd-On motion OF Commissioner Nichol,
an appropriation Of $500 made for desks and
seats in School house IA IN said Ward.
Evening Schoois.-The Committee reported IN
favor of commencing the Evening Schools on 18th
September and continuing them fourteen weeks
Adopted. .
The Neu School La,o.-The President submit y
a statement or remarks on the subject of the new
School Law, showing the change from the old law
which was ordered to be printed
BIZ Lars.-The Committee on Bylaws made re,
port which was laid on the table to be printed ana
made the special order for next meeting
Adioune1 TO Wednesday week.
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BALTIMORE.
splendid -Burglaries-College Com
mencement-Mail Robbery, &c.
T.. Of ha T-1hu

(IlF0SDOlUt nee OF Inc
BALTIMORE, Tuesday July Is.
A splendid sword has just been manu-
featured IN tins city, al the order OF the Virginia
Legislature, as present to Capt Francis Otway
Ryrd of that State. for heroic services IN the war
OF 1912. at Fort Ere and Brldgewater, and IN the
eNredliion against The AlgerneS. II : superb al
far. costing $3.50.
purglaIies and robberieS are OF daily occurrence
an the CITY and County. Within a month past more
than thirty dwellings IN the County have been ROB
he'd and score or more OF stores II the city. On
SUNDAY afternoon last. seven large warehouses on
EoWly'S Wharf were completely Aed, IRON
safes and desks broken open, but they Soi very mite
for their palnS. ,.,.,,
took place this morning IN the presence OF a large
audience There were but seven sraduateS-sx
from Baltimore and one from Pittsburgh. Inc nom
oray degree of LID. was conferred Oh tN-uo'erho
b. Roman Ci louisiana former graduate % the
College. The Institution does not seem IN 50 pros
porous condition as Il did some years since "heh
II ranked among the first IN the Southern states
Last night an attempt was made 10 rob the l. >
Mail AT the SusQuehanna Depot. Two empty man
bags were taken from the and ripped open by the
thieves.
man named David Pierce was arrested this NOR
nlg Tor All assault With intent 10 Kill J. *. stewart,
AZ gToggery IN Gay-st Stewart had his skull lrac-
iured by blow from rolling pin.
An accident occurred on the SuSquchanna Rail
read, near Partition, this morning. caused by the
tender and several cars of burden TRAIN getting of
TIE track and running INTO stream Of water. ROB-
ert Clark, the hfeman, was instantly killed and the
brakeman, named Meredith fatally injured
The weather Is cooler-a slight rain falling I,Go.
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settlement Of a single township aud village Ia es'
mated to be nearly as follows ~,
Agriculturisis, so Bakers, 3 Barber, BACK,
smiths. 4 Bookseller and Stationer BOOT ana
Shoemakers, 6 Brickmakers, bricSlaysis3, :
Butcher ! Cabinetmakers, cooper, ,, nileIs
2 General Merchants 9 Grocers, Hardware
and Tinshop, House Carpenters and JCiners 20
burners Laborers 10 haso1si ~ Tf'n'
u nd n irness. makers, Sawmll Hands,
T Tailor '' 4 Wagon and Carragemakers all
Of whom are supposed TO be employers and Jour-
neyInen
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HARyARp ColLEex CoMMkNcEMkNr.-

HARVARD COLLEGES COMMENcEMENr.--
The commencement a, Harvard University was Gel
ebraled on Wednesday, with the usual ceremonies
Governor Boutwell, and other members OF the evil
government were escorted 10 Cambridge from Bos-
ton by the National Lancers. President Sparks pre-
sided on the occasion. The honorary degree OF
Doctor IN DIVINITY was conferred on Rev Acnzo
Hill. OF Worcester, Rev. John Adams Aloro. Of
Cambridge, Rev Rufus Phlneas steb0lns, OF Mead
vile. Penn, Rev stephen Hlggln>on Ting, OF New
York.
The honorary degree OF Doctor OF Laws on George
Sewal Boutwell,, Governor OF Massachusetts Ben
pmin Fancui Dunkin. Chancellor OF South Caro-
Ina John J. Crlttenden, Acknowledgement Of the
United States SylyanuS TAayer, Colonel OF Engi-
neefs IN the United States Army Alexander Dallas
Bache. Superintendent OF the United States Coast
Survey Joseph Henry, Secretary Of the Smithsonian
Institution. Washington John Amory Lowell. Bos
ton.
The honorary degree OF Master Of Arts on Rev
Nathaniel Hall. OF Dorchester ormsby Mcknight
Mitchell. Director OF the Astronomical Observatory.
Cincinnati. OHIO Simeon Borden. OF Fall River
William Raymond Lee, of Roxbury Jonathan KIM
ball. of Lowell James Rhoads, OF Philadelphia .
John Daniel Runkle, of Cambridge.
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ASoTYrR UoRplslr Run TeAGEpy.-ln

ANOTHER HoRRIBLs Run TRAGEDy-ln
the south part OF spencer near the Charlton line, ON
Friday night, negro named Ransom while IN q
III of intoxicaon began 10 abuse his wife, colorcd
woman Perslsilng In his brutal conduct. he at last
seized knife, and dragging the bruised and help
less woman TO the door plunged the blade to her
heart. She died almost instantly The murderer u
not vet arrested Worcester Transcript
"THE OLD Man OF THE MOUNTAIN. y
The venerable Ethan Crawford, well known to White
Mountain tourists the pioneer of that region lies
severely M at his mountain house He Is nearly 10
years old and Is not expected to recover
boston Transcript, Wednesday.