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Another Union Charge from Judge Weed
bury.

BoeroS, May Il, 1851.
The Mny OF this Court CONNIE need to-day AF~r
prayer by the Rev Mr.. Kirk. Judge Woodbury. eharRpH
the Grand Jury The following is portion of his ~
In truth, gentlemen must all feel in our eooi No.
ment without the aid OF prccedcnts lsbored
ing. that all constitutional laws passed BY the generul
government, must be enforced ceases govern-
Il virtually overturned and the Union connected with ie
tscemes In prr cipe dissolved In such likevis
there l. substituted for the sanctity Of order
where mob triumrhs and goes unpunlhc the govern
ment Of mob The sword Of justice Is wrested froM
her grasp aud welded by mob-thc spirit Of m,srus
and beion Is substitutcd-the tumultuous violence
and anarchy Of human passions. freed from legal
straini and stimulated by pundrr revenge sub
slty Of calling upon the military army protect Ne
laws and vndeate their reign yot they far safer tAa
uiurat,d mob aLd must be invoked assrt In exc
cutting the laws needed rather than let tho of tssr
butnce 90 down In the clouds and blood OF rebel asuh
ordination. In conclusion. gentlemen feeling a. an
I'd ~ yourselves ard not forced you by tyranny 70
must he sustained by yourselves through faithful "a
minstIation " the laws. I'LL majority choose to aitcr
ths m. else the bayonet viii be the oniy ether
resort against inevitable anarchy. 1 improve
this occasion 70 eNhort you to continue brn, ana
united sustaining hy and order the constit utio
the laws and holy Union. And disagrccaflc AZ u
urdsr sudden end miguidcd passions offended against
the public safety Of every thing dear 70 BY rinous
tsmIts might smost say. trcas asonable attempts 10
cvcrtufn parts a the consti ution itself wc
~ the laws and violently obsruct their
painful, II mutt visit tbcm exemplary punishme cut
yet Il is In my view got only indispcnsabe scosr~
the sovereign reign 81 the laws but prevent all the bses-
ties and gories OF beloved Union from being
tertd in tgmcnts ruined country by the part
Cidal Lands q some of Its own childrcn.
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WAsHSoroN, May Is, 1851
There Is no probability Of the vacancy caused By tt
death Of the New York Naval occr being filled for
tine. There is Pile Of applications foot high on IA
at the Treasury Department BY a singular oversishs
in the law provision is made for filing the naval
ofhcershiP in Of the death CT the incumbent. a.
Though such provision exists in Of his sickness
absence. In consequence OF this Mr Franklin has been
given acting commission, with the distinct undrr-
standing that IL Il merely temporary
he Secretary Of the Interior ha. appointed y South
gate Smith. OF Ohio William u. Langdon Kenturky.
Timothy Fitch. New Yora, and Henry BALDWIN, Tsnnes-
sec, Assistant Examiners in the Patent Ofice, with
Clerk In the Census Office
The uncsment that the Mexican Commissioners
will close their labors the 10th proxmo Of course
mistake They closed the 10th ultimo. and the
Treasury Department will tom commence paying
on the awardsthe hoidIs being almost In
sequence OF the delay which the Law allowed.
The Assistant Secretary leaves this afternoon for Hs-
ton and intermediate custom houses, official business
II appears that the charterpg Of the Crescent City
the act Of deputy qnartermaster his RESPONSE
billy
The Mount Vernon cotton factory a. Alexandria VA.
se, ously damaged by fire. last evening.
The Board Of Gansgers Of the National Monument
suggest 70 their fellow citizens throughout the unisa
that collections be made, the approaching anniver-
fary Of the national Independence in this ps<rotis
work, wherever the day T. celebrated
The FIR examination Of Day for numbering his wifc,
was held. to day before Justice Goddard The only
ditiora testimony 20 the effect that his iatcr
view with his wife, the night before the murder, he
walking with her and indulgng in amicabe convcra ea
No counsel appeared. The Justice fully committed hn
10 answer the charge of wifl murder at the june
of the Criminal Court.
An issue of 81 50 notes appeared to-day purpet-
ing TO be fro the Farmers and Mechsncs Bank tAis
city signed sta,ham. president. and smthson cashisr.
This institution aud Its officers unknown - ths
Community. They promise redemption at the Potounas
sayings Bank. 1he Iotes are looked upon with u,ush
ti trust.
Captain Tatnr late Of the Ssraasc has been appointed
C.mnandsnt q the Pensaeois Nav1 Yard.
The Marine band commenced their semi weekly &C.,
ctrts ist evening in the Capitol erounds There vas
aTge attendance OF ladies and gentlemen.
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The new constitution or Maryland is published.
kmorrst the prominent features In addition N those
yesterday tesgraphe1 art--that persons engaged In
dues principals or seconds l be diaqualihcd nosA
holding ofce clergymen Ineligible for seats In tho
legislature; bribery disQualhes for holding Once; pev
convicted OF larceny infamous crime, arc disfan
chise, certain amount cf property Is exempted FROM
srizurp for debit the Judiciary system reinodel~ the
Governors tern y 10 be four years at salary of tadeo
rer annum; stockholders of banks arc made abio zoe
ivice the amount ~ Their stock and bank ofcss are
rnnied from rattirn hsconnts.
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Yesterday afternoon Gre bsoke out in Wilson's nsss
mill situated saw Mil Tho mill witch was r.is
Of grain Totally DESTROYED together with two dvr-
ina barns and Rxtsrcs The loss i heavy and there
NO iusurauce
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DOUBLE SHEET.


oAA4O = AOOAhOSe
rsss.s .ss
10Th May at q oeock At the corner Of Dey and
Ss s:s;: mad. 's; J.;
sro wheeled fIbary Bus variety other iisS. w.
l'' Il cGRfER xassas.ss. E' sa'f nnss bsy street.
A ucTIoN NorIcR-oRocERIEs TEAS. sEoARs.
ho ecsss, grs1d Ssg:s ss.9n Saturday =. Il s,losl
en q Black and Grse. Teas sessrs Dublin Ale and Por-
1sy ss ed rs. WIN; Gsa{hR {SsRa;:
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.--BY H.. N. BUSH, THIS DAY.
LAM liam tp5.ssvsriesy p.y sale wns Liquors sssar jars
Rich Jewslry Watches Guns spreads. Farpitaro &c.
isrse sale Of Furniture Saturday. ThOs Bell Auc-
w MCCORMICK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
pry Coods-The attention of the trade and others ia
s ss aris ap "a Gs Is DRY
Ger Of E. H. Hudson. Esq Terms cash No postponemsst
H. xLAsD ,Cg @
sssss s,s bsssssay Fars.ars
5 Hsr sfs saS Ta., ssSa;
R G. KEMP. AgcTIoNEER.-nousEHoLD FyRNr-
rriday at house Is Bleecsr street ' Sstsesa
FKs%s ~ ssns si the
II oss ss Sa'ss e tie usual
Dunbar Mirrors, Brussels other Carpets Kitchen Fur
RYR;c. KEMP, AUcTIoNEER.-MoRrAGEE SALE
sr.. ssn a. 10 X sales
sio1 without order &srasss gee large
s1S r's% sssIsdi si
Paintings pa S. %t
sr rsrnsSr carved mahogs3v sef. Ts.s Tstss arm
SsSs ana Tsss nahossay syi
& sass .n sisSn @anus pG1s
iss %.rss 4ssP ,ss.
ron; yry ,sa hsad. H. Table cuis,y Trays
hss ali i AND s ssra1
sssassa s AG o n %
s and well worthy as attention Of
A SEHoSY on, :; M
Astoria ria Long Island AZ Auction Anthony Blseeker
hs N.Ishss,s Exshsnss The isssias vslq.t; p-Spsiy
IN ~ part toy village that
as9 Gss ~ fif
hin for double the price for xSeh they viii
fsss' y G s be sa N Mil h be ss s
s, a eny sa spd SsS tor so SsgG ss
Esslsa sss"sIy Tue
y9.ss s y s s T
raj 70 The purhasers For maps and further psrslars
!sY sGsss street 's Of
wood and aaho;any Furnurs asd rich Furnshins Ar
,-e.smansert kenny viii SELL tomorrow tsaturdayl
y IN sSs Bssy .rs'
ss and
Plush and hair cloth rosewood and Dressing
rsaus and Washstanjs with Italian marble tops marble
Centsc and Side la bes mahogany Extension Dining
Tables Card Tssles Ladies Work Dressing ami Fancy ra
blcs French Scroll and Gothic Bcdstcads in mahogany
and walnut; Bookcases wardrobes, hosaay Rocking
Chars Ia plush and hair cloth Quartte Tas
Rocker other Parlor and Chamber
led Cottage Iurnitureseversl suites chaste beautiful
Also. hne cured hair Mattresses Pallisse purified
resther r. ds holsters and Pillows In set Silver Plated
Ware-Hch Plated Castors, Cake Baskets Csndlescks;
Table, Dessert, aud Tea Spoons Forks ivory handle
Table Cutlery richly decorated plain China
Scts Vases &e bohemian Glass Ware, nsh
iste Pier Gsses q large and small Sizes Marbles and
Brackets SC. Ac. Also, Guitar and ease, Violin
and assortment Of French painted window Shades
iron Bedstesds and Regerator sale Goods
may be examined by gaslight this evening
ToHS T. ROLLINS. AUCTIoNEER.-PLANTs AT
80 sucticu, tis day. Friday, Msy III, lO o'clock
Trycns Seed Store John street. w.
i. erben
and Ncsette Rcses Harrison do, Carnations Pnks Tube
Ro.es. &C. &c. in order warranted by Messrs
Henderson a whom will be at the sale to give insruc
rionr a. %
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH
Meeting at Albany OF the Democratic Menu
bers OF the Constitutional Convention.


ALBANY, May 15-P M.
No more than twenty persons, who mcabers of
the Constitutional Convention of 1875 appeared this
morning Among others, John Tracy, who was Preei-
dent VIM Loomis, of Herkimer DR. Taylor of Ontario;
Mr.. Tilden, Sol. Townsend, Of New York; Mr. Swsc+-
hamer, Of Willansburgh; and Mr. Chat5cld, who
among the most conspicuous members Of the Conven4io
About l. O'CLOCK, kind Of organization was efeeteA
in small In the third story OF Congress Hall Nc
Tnden having previously informed the Keeper Of the
Capitol that no would be required in that building
Letters prerenteby Mr. Tudeu from sc nre tvpuy
persons members Of Convention OF 1915 rrnernIiv
expressive Of dissent fro the financial provisions of the
Canal BILL and authorizing the meeting conde thesa-
selves subscribing to address resolutions which
those mbicd at the Capitol might conclude aovf
A committee consisting Of Messrs. Loomis Chat6eid
Perkins kennedy and u B. Smith appointed DO prp-
pare address for the consideration
meeting.
On motion Of So, TOWNSEND Of New York the meeting
took recess until half past four o'clock this p M.
The number in attendance in the afternoon scssious1s
til LEES than in the morning Only about a dosea sp-
Psared few resolutions and address prepared ~
Mr. Chatfed. adopted Several OF letters Wss
read. and committee appointed to arrange for puh-
cation thereof There speeches made
The names those present and those who sent letters
were attached to the proceedings and they adjOurneI
ne die.
Democratic Senatorial Convention at Rene.
Romr, May II. 1861
The democrats held their Cornty Convention to- dss
The Convention not fau Chas. A Mann was unaai-
morsly nominated for Senator Strong resolutions ws
adopted endorsing the Of snrn and stone bols
ing Senators. This evening, they hold u meeting. At
which Hon. H. Seymour and Hon Judge Nye. OF Ms6i-
son. will address them There IL enthusiasm
In the party In fact none, only among the barnburu-
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TnE woELp's TAIp...TnE WHO'LL or rnE cARe


ENTERED AT SrATIONERS HALL.-GREAT ExHI
- bon Almanac for ISL tanning view OF the build
ing erecting in Hyde Park and full every par
tcular connected with the In English aud
ccrnnn also how 70 visit in sir days the whole Of the
tutous exhibitions In london and its principal
streets, churches monuments markets &c with the cab
ares and every other inform alton. Published by
keHs Sons llp aud l20 Bshopsgae street. London the
celebrated rrnquier perumers hair cutters hair dyer
and general agents. who undertake 70 execute comm
sion orders for description Of goods for all Of the
world Rose sons also solicit the attention Of persons
siding sbroad 70 the articles Of their
snE Of British and foreign perfumery thcy having
estahlshmcnt in France every Kind Of soap brushes des
ing ee.es srops and cutlery including their Registered
Guard Rafor which prevents the possibility Of any
eutins himseh while shaving artraTatory FOR dyenz the
hair o. any required shade end their unysed assortment
ornamental hair ~ all kinda for both ladies
Any orders received by them promptly attended
and III " 40 value and upwards v he executed at the
vhoesao Trce but remittance with II
they undertake that nothing but drst class goods shall be
sent for which their Il sucient guarantee. having
been esabihhed nearly century. Price Of the Aimauc
c with the usual allowance 10 the trade; 70 be had
erdcr Of all booksellers and newsvcnders throughout tie
world. address, Ross Sons, l9 and l20 BishepsSste
ntrOst. London.
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LoR SING SING. LANDING At HAMMOND STREET.
Yonkers Hast ngs Dobbs Ferry. and Tarrytownmrsre
to YOnkers Ls cents; Hastings Dobbs Ferry and Tsrry
town. lsi cents Sing Sing % ccnt-The and pretty
steamer JENNY LIND, Captain Wilson, will leave from
foot OF Chambers street. afternoon 50 o'clock fr
days and sundays excepted returning will leave SING Sing
attA A. NJ Freight taken reasonable terms For fur
ther particulars apply board N. B-The Jenny lnd
viii make an excursion sunday morning TO Rock
land Lake leaving New York. from OF Chambers street.
at o'clock landing at Hammond street. Manhattan,ile
aud all OF the above landings each Returning will
leave Rockand Lake ~ o'clock H. M and arrive in New
York about hafpast o'clock u. N. Fare to and from
Rockland Lake. 6}s cents each way.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA = NEW YORK
AN and Phliadelphis direct-united States Nail Line
Through Ia ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
duced TO f3for hrst,s and 81 20 for second class
New York 81 GA M from foot of Courtand streets
"a and sP NJ from foot ofLborty street. Leave Phl,.
delphi. std and n ands r. n. from The foos Of Wal
aut strees.
CAMDEN AND AMBoT RAILROAD LINE rRcH
" New rcrf 10 Philadoiphia-reaves pier No. NORTH
RIVER by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line, at
O'Clock, A. M Afternoon Line at4eooiock, " Fare by
either ns forward deck. s. Emxr-nt Line At ocooS
y. ~. faro. 81 -. BLISS. Assas
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HUM AND RosKFII. (sJCCEssORs TO srORR 4
II Mertimer,) Coldsmftls siIyersmitbj, SC, 10 the
Queen also ChronSeter and Watohuakcs Of No t58 New
bcnd street London marnfa.tory, ~ Hartis1a street,
are sheut moyr their Lrsr Business in Princes
street Manchester 70 Sc Aens stnare TIE town.
Ex.hangc. ~ "
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- sasegeht saloon % feet years lease,
Ia. saa.,sa sS up sy sn one - s e
,ustsd IN herau shfare eonmanding both summer and
In: address ass ea Cash 'i sfn5 5ss sSs Of
ms9s y s'sa order with 4, sGmrss.
never ret out q order win be soa cisp e
Fable sI' sp T Aps
deceased, eSntsiaias .srss, Situate % in q. town oi
Es,, oh'is. about nils from the Tsksaos deee. Of the
s from Fs RosSss RSsasy y isi rssS %
On The fsa .good mansion hoas. largo barn and ss
S"ss. ss's % ,asl s's hone @ an
s farm IN a. Isn .sts o. pr Term,
oass On the prsm'ss 9S e shs ~ iersacd At
Executor Of Moses Clark, deceased.
.FoR SALE, OR TO LET-TnAT ELIcIBLY SITUATED
hes y sss village q New Roehslis reoen,y eonduc.sd
rslread depot within hfesn minutes walk Of the steamboat
ii out sps 5S y ss @ y sss.
sr ~ sp sss vh0 ~ s.Tpss 'rd.r
sastETs {. ifsrSK &C ced,r opposi,, Pos. Once
Eos sALr-A BUSINESS ALREADY ESTABLISHED.
shsr. from sie 70 a so can bs maas p'r ysar hss
5se h IL sa cSnS re- sofa together or ''pa
EoR sAIE-Ar. LYONS FARM. NEAR NEWARK
tWei ~ q land. with the consisting
ma veil sr sdSS ts' farm .. Professor j. aape
who vii eve every Information
SpLrSDrp RESTAURANT roR SAFE. wlru LEASE
eirr ne proprietor wishes retire person ~ means
vo days 81 sSNixs cses, No q Broais.y from L e
o'clock.
"rTmHIE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEATS. AT SANDY
ssaats d9ct near Is, Ocean House Ais four ssrs
ss% nile Ss i. s,s Ei.o ,wsny ns ssrs acres hs des.
sec' nss ss'isns & ~ esrn"a o. the hId'9n river Ase
Wall street ''' =
-'J'o TINsMITms.-IoR sALE-A TIN, COPPER AND
ssest i,se sssgssg9ss ING store = 10 hrst rate 10.
q svs: from sSPFns and sais The .,ses s5ss rSo
asslng terns ftg q remarkably low. Anps reason,
sirsst II scriiffsoS 10 - ss,,r st,ss, Zee water
sU,o PAISTERs.-roR SALE. AN OLD ESTABLISHED
ir ins out Hpgy ss"p rs SsS,y
ssss ss@,y sas sssSss. s5isS ss:lss aos.s. n 8.
= s
f fa fssa La %ss' o q sTFss "a Ss
s6Ti 4 No. hSSss Ssos,
gss, %' . s's.ssy M e g, No iE BrOaayay As0 Gcss %
Sc; s.si' & ssl'ss ss. Il. y yii s sssi @ feet A'
lsL-Iuk SPLENDID LEcNRE ROOM NO $50
,sas ssa 20 & Ssss %s sSnd street. The room = 10 feet
i;s,srs ron ssSsSs. nay - made ,,. lessee Ia
corner Of Exchange place.
~r0 LEf.-sToRE IN CoURTLANDT sTRRET.-oNE
of the Ntft locations in the street
sore bogt eishsen feet from, by fortyaye depth II
esir.d ne s.lusbe stock hand viii be sold Tor
purh tah .alsncc approved notes ut and
Address ID. " st the once ofthis paper.
'rTo LET-A CONVENIENT THREE STORY DwEL.
pleasant Brooklyn. with Of the urni,urs fer
.ciin,oa ssrs, ptsokisn : ~" '''' Apply 70 O'
~No IFr-TnE STORE No. roi WEST STREET, NEAR
the kep York and Trio Railroad Depot Possession
immediately hpplr on the premises, or at 3s Washnstos
s'reet.
~ro lFT-IS THE COUNTRY, SEVEN MILES IRON
Fulton terry, nice two story House and of
qreuad. sith fruit rcs Sc The stages pass the doer
font tunes tay Rent Slso Apply 70 Dr. TAN
~ ultcasilsct, sgeat q Ia, Washisst,n Cens'sry
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- EMITTAkCFS TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
~ scOtland-Drafts on sale for any amount trots 81
upwards which will he cashed at Bank In the United
Kingdom. Ao Packages of every description forwarded
low rates. by all the steamers 20 any part of Europe by
EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 co. II Transatlantic Express.
At Adams & Co.'S, l6 and ls Wall street..
Email parcels will be received till half past nine A. NJ OF
the day Of sailing Of every steamer 10 Europe.
r,HE WORLDS FAIB.-THE WHOLE OF THE cARG
ofthe Y. y. ship So Lawrence having been conveyed
em Southam pton and deposited in the Crystal Palace
der direction prepared 20 every stenton 10
tho wshes hhitors Parties visiting Engsnd invited
" call at Liverpool and London ohoss they will
hnd hes q the latest american nevspspr where their lei
rs may be addressed where letters credit be
cured and every attention given 20 their wishes and ints
reste. EDWARDS gANDFORp ID a
10 wall street New ftfk. Columbia buildings, Lverpoo
and IL and IL CornhilI London.
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ToHS 7. ROLLINS. AUCTIoNEER-PLANTs, AT
80 sucticu, ts day Friday, May H. at lOh o'clock at
Iyens Seed store John street fine assortment frem w.
r. Verben Pet las Praire Bourb
and Ncisette Rcses, Harrison do Carnations Pnks Tube
Roses &c. &c, in fine order and warranted by Messs
Henderson a whom will be st the sale to give usru
zions a. co nj iantng go.
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CHICAGO CITY LOAN.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received At the Mayors office In the city Of Chicago
and at tho oce Of Strrchsn Scott in the city Of New
York until the lat day Of Juno next for loan Of Twenty
ave housand Dslars for term not exceeding ten
The bonds 20 be issued in less than i've hundred
dollars csch a interest of centum per
payable semi annually and prncipa land interest payable
ste American Exchange Bank In New York. at the Of
Zee q the City Treasurer In Chicago BY order Com
Council. WN. g. 0URNEE, Mayor.
Chicago. April ~, 1851.
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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK C0NPANy.-A
IN dividend Of cent the capital stock Of this
has been declared out Of the earnings the
payable aud after 10Th Of Mag
The transfer book will be closed from the Sd May
the day OF payment By order OF the Board af Dire tors
April Is 1851. III. ". MASON, Secretary.
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NJ ETROPoLITAN BANK.-THIS BANK WILL CON-
l business Wednesday the 18th instant at No.
Wall street Notice will be given when this bank 10 pre-
pared TO receive uncurrent money.
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TEXAS LAND AGENcY.-THE UNDERSIGNED OF.
fcrs his services all matters appertainng
lands in Texas but particularly to select indicated
procure patents Terms moderate and will
be made known when informed what done Address
II. q, CATLETT. Dallss Texas.
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~r0 lFT-IS THE COUNTRY, SEVEN MILES IRON
fulteu tetry. nicc two story House and acre Of
qround. with fruit trcsa Sc. The psss the
tcut limcs asy Rent Sso Apply 70 Dr. TAN
~ pltcn silect sgent of Ia. Washisstsn Ceastsry
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deceased, containing ol acres, situate in the Of
East thektcr about mc from the Tuckahoe
Harlem Railroad. IL is bounded ncrthery bv the road
leading from Fast Chester New Rochelle ea,erly by the
tery read ot Fast Chester which roads ios
On The fs 10 good mansion house. largo barn. and
eDsisc sbeds mill house. carriage house AMI
hndnss, all IN gooi condition. also good house
The farm In hgh state Of improvement Terms Of sale
easy Inquire Of Sam ue Clark s5 Elizabeth street. NY
ApLcps Cass the premises, 70 the lersgned al
New Rochelle. JOHN SOULIKR,
Executor o Moses Clark. desensed.
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NJ MCCORMICK, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
Ply Goods-The attention of the trade and others ia
70 the large sale staple
be sold this day. at 10 o'clock No. 3 street by
Ger OF e. H. Hudson. Esq Terms cash No postponemeat
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Observation-Disclosures
TELEaRAPHIC

bFNN
TRIP FROM FfsgrgA TO DUSKIRK-ARRRrvAL ASD
CELEBRATION AT DUNyfRK.
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"A CcTI0N NOTICE-BY II. N. BUSH, THIS DAY.
* al los o'clock, in the Auction Rooms 10 North will
liam sale Wines Liquors sesar 20 jars
kich Jowelry Watches Guns Bed Spreads Furniture &c.
iaree sale OF Furniture Saturday Thos. Bell. Auc-
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"A kARI CHANCE.-FOR SALE--rnE FIXTURES or
basement saloon, ~ feet deep having s9 years
~ sl eriy year. IL equsllcd by ia regard 90
caste OF aecorating has been fitted but month aud
vii 10 shown ,y the books to present n.ttenS prospects
situated IN thornu ghfare, commanding both and
winter custom Price 5000 less than being
che 0Mner line of busnes Address Cash Her ald Oce
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-10

ca AT meeting Of the Board of
Directors Of the Western Vermont Rail-
road Company, holden at Arlington on
the 2jth day Of June, 1851, tho follow
ing resolutions were adopted by the
Board:
Rcsolred, That this Board have heard
with deep regret and unfcigned sorrow
Of the death Of MARTIN {. DEMING,
Esq. late an efficient and able member
Of this Direction.
Kesolred, That in this affective dis
pensation we recognize the hand Of a
mysterious Providence, in the removal
from our side and from this community,
of one who was not less distinguished by
the wisdom Of his counacls, than by the
integrity and purity Of his whole life.
Resoired, That we tender to the
Widow and children of cur deceased
friend and associate, the coincidence OF
our unfcigncd and abiding sympathies.
Reso1red, That the Clerk of this
Board be directed to enter the foregoing
resolutions upon the records. and pre-.
sent a copy Of the same to the family OF
our deceased friend, and also forward q
copy to the press.
The foregoing is a true copy from the
record. S. SMITH, Clerk,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-10

8. ,nutl.el With Advancement. The
III ,.hcr " family being one Of IL
heads, aud having more immediate
charge Of children. should herseli bc
instructed. A mind occupied. beco
the. fortified agains, the ills Of life,
and is brsccd for any emergency.
Children amused by reading or study
are Of course, cousiders,e, and more
easily governed. How many thought
less young men have spen, 'hci'
earnings in q tavern or gros shop who
ought TO have been reading;
How many Iaren.s who never spend
twenty dollars for books for their lam
lilies would have given thousands to
reclaim a son or daughter Who lad
i1norAn.'y and though,lessly ialIen NJ
t. temptation!