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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13
b A Chiffon, Auct.oneer
ENXECTTOR'S SALE Of valuable Real

j. NJ ALLEN, AncuonssI r o1o,.,,
UCTION NOTICE.-Saieo .. e,e re-. ,us
rosewood mahogany and black vain ~ C.tsIegus
housekeeping articles Of ever oessIENs spacoa. Auc
s "a sos No SIS Brcsdway. eonssns ?, ~. Ess
God ard ahog drawIng- M ht,ocates and plush
segani aa n,As,H .ss and tables
eases fosemoO - Italian marble tops, easy, Sotare,
nah ana sewing chars sets Of par9r eha
any anu Soeany " ardrsbes best hair mattresses &c
.o saits Of splendid painted chamber faInare &c &C.
oI3EHs.
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X c. KEMP. Auctioneer
IOUSEHOLn EURNlTURE.-Tn-

morrow, TUESDAY al 10 o'clock at house No iu
Spring ST. between Greene and Wo ser-sfS r. {. KEMP
vii sell AZ auction Tuesday all the furniture contained
the large three story house No Jl Spnngss consisting
ofBrusss ohcoth snd chsm carpets carved mshoga
curtaGs marble top center aEs tables cal paintings,
mantle ornaments. giFsndoss. dining ether
tgesses beds and bscd marble top bureaus and wash
stands PLAIN chamber furniture suite of painted chamber
furniture nearly hall sands Brussels and ether star
carpets china glass and cToctey table cutlery Sc
Also basement and kitchen furniture, stoves, nc Cats-
lgues on the morning Of sale. o3ns
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U,HE FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN

ii T : =
Il is open dahy from A. VI until 10 p. NJ, the ma
chneTy full operation and has never been surpassed
On Monday the 18th, at NJ there VIII be special EXIT
bton Dahes aud Roses at Castle Garden ON Wednes-
day the 18Th the Cattle Show commences at Madison Cot
at that place the 18Th lith and 18th inst On THURSDAY
the 1871 the Anniversary Address viii he at o'clock
T. NJ at the BIOadW az Tabenqc'e by Doctor Charles j.
Jackson OF Boston Mass which occasion the Harmon
c Society have kindly volunteered the music Tickets to
the Addrefs gratis may be had al the Clerk desk AZ Cas-
tie Garden, OF Of any Ofthe MANAGERS
WM HALL, Chairman.
I w CHANGERS Secretary Managers ol3 lt
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CHINESE ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, No.
~ $50 Broadway.-MONDAY. l3th-GRAND VOCAL
and INsTRU NTAL CONCERT, gwen by the cee-
bated artist Sig y BASSOLO. Gultarst OF her Majesty
the Queen Of SPAN Sig Blssjo has been received Wan
great applause the heaiers OF London Pans aud Ma1fd
He be assisted BY the follow eminent artls's Pima
Donna siga ELIZA VALENTINE Mss CLARA AD-
OLSON pupil OF Miss Valen'in: Sgnor PARAVEILl;
Prof VANDERWEYD, Pianist Prof. GUER'OS, 'lo-
lnst. Qua
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ID $ H0UGH Auctoneer
EURNITI RE AUCTION SALE. -
Il ID S HOUGH VIII sell the furniture belonging to
the estate Of ID rarkhmst, this MONDAY morning At
10 o'clock. at No ii6 Greenwich av embracing large
and valuable aSsSreat N sofas. bureaus. mah walnut
and maple chairs bedsteads feather beds mattresses pal
hasses, nah aud walnut dtosg center card breakfast
and tables French china IVORY knives ard forks
with other fatnlure to numerous for
an advertisement. Without reserve. oil ~
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nishtd Rooms from l2s to 6s per week single bedded
rooms per night % cents, including lights, attendance &c
sc This admirable and well lighted and ventilated build
ing has proved By the public patronage It has ana re-
ctvng that superiority cleanliness and order are proven
bal Those DESTROYS of having genee and retired home
viii find such the Hotel junction of William North
" illiam and Frankfort one block from the PARK
Open during the rIght. The large Basement and Store
suitable for Barbes Shop and Baths TO LET or LEASE
Of In
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r. MOONEY Auetiopeer.

b. MOONEY, Aueuonser,
BOOTS and SHOES-300 Cases.-An
assortment of Boots. Shoes and Rubbers, adapted
the season, TUESDAY. at 10 o'clock, NJ, at Store
No 225 Pearls Also prime assortment for private sale
at lowest rates at No 22S Pesti-s corner Plat New
York. Au3e 3m
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Urn Goods.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
BAkkFKS OLD STAND,
No. 3Ol GRAND ST.
SIOOOW) W0RTH o Of EW
cheap comprising some Of the RICHEST GOODS I'M
PORTED consisting in part Of SILK SHAWLS. MERI-
NOS. PARAMErTAs. DE LANES, yELNErS BoM-
BAZINES, ALPACCAS, FINE ALL WOOL CASH
MERES, &C sc.
Together with 200 BALES and CASES Of DOMESTIC
GOODS, AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
PRICES
Also. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COMFORrEss,
JEANS, sc
Merchants and Pedders supplied at reduced pr ces.
Strangers visiting the city viii find this good place To
oI3 IA. No 3Oi GRAND ST. 7
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Two PARENTS and PRINCIPALS of

II SCHOOLS.-A Lady, experienced IN Ieachlng,
and well qualified TO instruct thoroughly III the French,
spanish. German and Latin languages and all the branches
Of good English education, including Algebra and
Mathematics and also III Drawing, Painting aud other
ornamental acc ements desIrOus t. obtain the situa
ton, either Of TEACHER respectable Female Semi
nary. GOV ERNE>S IN a private family. The best
testimonials and references OF the highest and most
spectacle character, both the City and State of New
York, be gwen. Address, &C. A" box l6l4. Post
Office. CITY of New York. oil I've
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NOW OPE N-THE NAPOLEON
" GALLERY, at the rooms of the National Academy
Of Design No. G63 Broadway opposite Bond-st 0j lm'
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second Manhattan Building Association.
eoyssr a. neeuos VII De held AT the MERCER HOUSE,
soe,..a sfoonae and Mercer SITS, THIS EVENING" al
rseeus er the purpose of electnx Seeretary and the
pay a. ~ new members Members are requested te
*, Senee No: so Na~an.st, room No. 8
W. OSBORN, v. p, acting President
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DOOMS to LET.-Two single gentle
men willing together IN large T9oI,, @
lnrrc PANTY and gentlemen with sisis b
can te accommodated with Board IN new moosin ~. -
house newly furnished warn and cold oaths ,lee" 49,
family where there but few select ooaiuS5 ps-
required and gwen
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Two TINMEN Wanted. an experienced

l. Tinman. go "A short distance ia the country, one
thoToCg hy understands the business 10 SUCH steady
employ uent VIII be gwen, and the highest paid
Annlv al No 2i7 Pearl st. oil 81
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,INO TEACHERS.-An excellent situa-

u ton worth from $500 II 200, will consequence
Of the III health OF the present Principal soon become
can't. Applicants may address. postpaid, EDUCATOR,
BROOKLYN = o. stating age qualifications and where they
NAV lie see or addressed. oil 20
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ave Sseend Hand pianos.-One Kol.sa Sx-oc-
hsna te ior SIS. IN good order; or SA-xetaye
hhs ~ NV one SLY octave Piano. for si3; 6ptic
hsev nsseNeod sn-octave Piano with IRON @ssss and
s,.sc,ss nearly new four-round corneft.vew God
hres fAno with iron frame. but Ettle aoA-59th
Gil mr. prsn-ior sale very low az The waTeEtsS u 7.
On S ~ co. Nos. S33 and ii1 Broadway.
10 HORACE WATERS.
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M nan h1,nnattan Building Association.-Ar reg
lah ne MY meeting will be held ON Monday evening the
As,,s~ 20 clock, at the Military lila l. NJ 1893 Bowery
wolhsa attendance ~ requested as important business
eli ne Asao'sa by orcer, SAMUEL JESSUP.
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AS Cook and to wash and iron, in a pri
q ya'e family, by one. and as Chambermad and fine
Laundress, Waitress by the other. These Girls are
very eXpetncod and have good city reference. Call al
Ne. ~ 6th-aV IN the book store. OBJ IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

,Amer,can Hydrcpathic Institute.-The pub
kyINixSs VI 'he institute Will commence ca MONDAY
b Pos OCT 10. with three Lectures Phtenology
"a s,-i- ~ fo~lcT on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
vsy =, az Hope Chapel Lecture Room. 7lc Broad
kis,s' :. O'Clock. Examinations will be made ar each
~ ADMISSION l2s cents oil %
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4 5 excellent Cook, by a steady, faithful,
4 n respectable Young Woman also understands
pastries all its branches and housekeeping Best OF city
ref renee Address NJ b, Union PostOice or at
this Office Ol3lt+
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n. a. Bakers, No. 80 Beekman-st. the place to
E,es1SS4,4e Dress Boots made 10 order of the best
~, ealiskn. with patent spnng shsnks Tor 50 81
"a pTo.s same pree doGbe-soled water proof Boots.
oets,n, enen patent leather Boots. s. so good
-eneh' Constantly "a hand OH 3iMWSS.
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CNurses Mattresses. Seamstresscs, Chambermalds &c,
&c, places Also Men Porters, Waters. Farmers
Coachmen Clerks sc want SIT atoms Best office for
good Servants New-York Employ eut Olice. NJ AS
Broaasay. to9 IT, 7. p. SAUNDERS.
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NEACHER.-Av Young Gepevesee. who

u has had experience IN Teaching IN his o~n
country tins. wishes TO engage few hours daily IN
trIn, either Schools private families If this city
He to teach French, Latin. Greek and Naih
The best references can be Apply by let
ter. postyaId to II. X Box No, $40 UnOnsquare Post
Office, to the Office of this paper. oi3 lmM "SF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-13

Every Man his own Landl0rd.-The next regular
stt.ug Of the Union Building Association will be held II
No, III Grandst., on TUESDAY, the lith INST. ~
o'clock, NJ Persons who prefer buying house OF their
Nn with the lent they now paying monthly to their
ndlofts land whoducs not y can have opportunity Of
@nng at tins meeting. Entrance fee 50 cents per share.
elSak j PECARE, Sec'y.
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~ Pilgrim Lodgc. No. 2i3, I. q. of O.. F.-The
members u this Lodge hereby notified 10 meet at
her Rooms. corner Of Bowery and Hesier-st on MON
DAY, the 18Th inst az o'clock, = NJ, to pay the last
tribute Of respect 10 our late Brother George Spragg
JOHN LINDSAY, y. G.
ala u
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Boarding.

BOARD. Several gentlemen can be ac-
commodated with pleasant Boarding at No ~ Nesey
,t ol3 81
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DOARD.-Board wanted. with one large
.OOMS WITH BOARD.-A Gentle

u q and may obtain large and pleasant furnished
Vocm with pantry aud If desired bedrosn attached with
PARTIAL Board for gentleman No 80 Concordst Brook
l,n Also a third hoor suitable Tor single cen
tlemon. References required. OIL SMWS'
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efwell- selected servants wanting emplo ment
al c MASONS Offices Nos $50 Broadway and 1879 Bow
cry Terns-Yearly subscription 50 cts oher"ise = CTS
No fort vii be spared 10 give satisfaction Men and boys
be had for any respectable employment No charge to
subscribers 90 zwf
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DOCK. KEEPER.-A Book-Keeper
DOOK-KEEPER or ASSISTANT

- Wanted by respectable Man. 80 years OF age, ST
uaton as Book eeper Assistant Clerk ami Col
tcor would like Agency. The best of city references
he gwen having lived IN one house Clerk and sales
man for FIVE For particulars address O. :, Tribune
Ofce Wares VII not make much Of object. Oh u
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Special Nutitcs.
u In Democratic WING General Com

~ In Democratic Whig General Committee,
Rssoired, That the District Judicial Conventions be
nnsSted 10 assemble me 18th INST a u +. NJ at the
Ist bsrief-Ist Id and Hid Wards, at the Revere
ia bisfrof-IVth, With, and XVIII Wards, Broad
way House. , 80, ,,,,,.u x,, n..,,o
Hall. - ,,r, , WYNN, x,.x, ,,,r,oxr
VIZ Ihstrict-VIIrh and IXth Wards. A Howard-st
VIM D1sfrfct-XIlth, XVIII, XNllIth, XlAth, and
yxth ards Smiths Union Cottage, Broadway near 10Th
ST. BY order, JOSEPH Nj fhlCh' Ih'i"iaI
HENRY SNYDER Sacr,taries 49,
MARCELLUS EELLS, J oio IL
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five boarders can be
DP accommodated with pleasant rooms at No II Vanck-
ST near ST. Johns Park. SIG Ina
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yp ,Shalyman OF the Colssittce of Arrangements
~, ~ the weaihet shoak prove storm. the ENcur
~ Wi TAKE place the fiss IA r day oi3 2t'
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A ) good Cook, and first rate Washer and
IToner. by Protestant woman, IN a private family,
with the best city reference Call at 79 18th ST. ol3 ltC
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Wante0.

As Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do
general housewoik by respect able Young Womln,
small private family The best Of CITY reference Has
lived twelve months her last place Gail at 1873 2t ST.,
between list and 2d-ays. ol3 It,
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ii Eighfh and MINI WuTds-NUIILt = = III7
wing General Committee having omitted 10 pupAsh the
time and place meeting Of the Delegates chosen 10 MONT
na,e Police Justice and Justice of the Justices Court,
for tins District the sad delegates are hereby requested
10 meet al the Mercer House, corner OF Mercer ana
Rroome. sis on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. -. at
IA o. lock for organization. by order. - 49,
JAMES G. MOFFEf DELEGATE With ward
oIa3. r. A. BORDEN, Delegate lAth Ward
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SITUATIONS-Are wanted for

- English and three American Seamsresses and Nurses
three English one American and Welsh Cook one
{ eIman and two American Girls for general work.
and two Scotch Chanbemaids and Mattresses Also about
hny Protestant Irsh and forty Catholic irish Girls. tor
eyery branch Of service They carefully selected from
several hundred and Of them have excellent charac
Please apply al the Select Protestant Agency,
No Carlniue ST Beecker-s at the Old Society
Agency" No 100 Chambers st. the only Offices extern
wants ol3 80
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ESA X y ERSHlf.--A gentleman Ell
II gagged in mercantile business, which has been es-
ablIshed fifteen years, wishes partner with capital Of
$40 Geo For particulars apply 10
ol33t. POTTER \ RUSSELL. No. Nassau 81.
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e. Industrial Home Assosia,iopt No 20 l. =.

~ Industrial Home Association No, /
SShANp ThLEbRATi0N at No nj ~ Sono, =" al
nnNtsuAf the 18th day OF Oct lSJ,. "'l u",ns
asN"mpleuon q The object for which the industrial, 80
ciS,o, Ne was organ red, the members viii hold
On tht ae Of then village, Mount Vernon, Eass-
VA EDNESDAY. the l3.h lnst. SPECIAL Tram
s nave been chartered from the New Haven Railroad
spaay ier the excursion Addresses VIII be delivered
s1lee attendance On ann If he cars al Mount
,nS Procession viii be formed at tLe Depot and
we ue spot. selected for the exercises Tents have
ee~-ss.to' and ether arrangements made Ter the ac-
k~v1son Of the members. The Will leave the
A. hGifead Depot, CanaSt.. al 8! o'clock VI,
~ return leaving Mount Vernon al 4. O'Clock NJ.
sf HIS second and id cars only VIII stop al the corner
,ash svn,s and the BoweIy for passengers. The III
he .stsn and the band VIII please take their seats IN
ss % car Tickets viii De furnished hy the Conductors
'As GAYS Price ~ cents each
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
Er "a M / 10 alton

THE examination Of the pupils of the Wash
i ington Male and Female Seminary will com.
mence the 30th June next, aud continue
throughout the week. -
Monday and Tuesday will ae occupied with
the examination Of the pupils Of the Male De-
partment, =. .
The exercises in the Female D-partn,ent viii
commence ON "Wednesday the I'd July, aud close
OIL the 4th ei
The evenings of the lst, Cd and Sd will be de-
voted to the Rhetorical exercises of the Male
Department, and on the evening OF the 4th, the
Young Ladies of the Music Class will give thek
Sixth Public CON CERT.
The friends of the Institution, and the public
generally, are invited to attend,
The Faculties OF the two Departments are de-
Sirous Of submitting their labors to the co,est
scrutiny of the intelligent. They, therefore. de-
sign to render their examinations searching and
extensive, that the character Of the School may
be more generally known, and its claims to the
continued and liberal support Of all the true friends
of education, be fully established.
Washington, May %, 1851, [21:5
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
Notice,

rs hereby given, that will apply at the July
i term, 1851, of the Hampstead Probate Court,
to be holden OH the second Monday in July next,
for an order to sell all the right, title, claim and
interest which John w. Cooke, dec, had at the
time of his death in and 10 the following lands, to
wit: Northwest quarter Of section %, township
IL, south of range 25 west, containing l60 acres,
less two acres; and the undivided one half Of the
north half of the northwest quarter, the west half
Of the southwest quarter, and the west half oil the
east half Of the southwest quarter OF section l.,
township Il, section 27 west, 200 acres.
And also the following named Slaves, to wit:
A Negro Woman named Caroline. aged about
80 years, aud her two children, Ellen, age II
years. and Frances, age a years, when all persons
interested may attend if they think proper.
j. B. SANDEFUR, Administrator
of John W. Cookies Estate.
Washington, May %, 1851. [2l:3
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
STHM son & CO.'S
New York, New Orleans " Mobile
L " PR L. : 8,

EXPIRE s,
CONNECTING with the swiftest and most
~ responsible Expresses between the principal
Towns in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
'sachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Lower
Canada, New York State, Delaware, Pennsyl-
vana. Maryland. Dsiric. uf Columbia, Indiana,
Ohio, Illinois, the Western States generally, the
Mississippi and Alabama River towns, and tho
prominent places in Georgia and the Carolinas.
Our facilities are so extensive and perfect, that
we can secure the safe and speedy transportation
Of freight, trunks, packages and raluatie parcels
from one end Of the country TO the other, and
betUeen the most remote points.
From our many years experience IN the Ex-
press business, while connected with Messrs.
Adams e. Co, and our numerous advantages in
other respects, mot the least OF which is the
confidence and patronage Of the New York COM
muntyO we feel assured that we shall never cease
10 give the most entire satisfaction 10 our friends
the Jewellers, Bankers and Merchants generally.
We beg leave to call attention TO our California
Express from New Orleans, and our Express be-
tween New Orleans aud Mobile.
Offices: St. Charles Hotel Building, N. Orleans,
and l9 Wall street, New York. 70:
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
~ 00HH a. Nc

Two ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
L shall apply at the next Probate Court, to
be holden in and for the county Of Hampstead.
commencing on the second Monday Of July, 1851,
for an order to sell the following lands, to witt
The northeast and the northwest quarters of
section fifteen, in township eleven, south of the
base line of range twenty west Of the fifth
principal meridian line, containing together three
hundred and twenty acres, in the county Of
Hampstead, State Of Arkansas, Lands belonging
to the estate of A. III. SEWER deceased
JAMES YELL, as Administrator
of the Estate Of A. II. Seuier, dec.
May %, 1851. [2l:4
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

LETTER FROM THE PREsIDENT.-The
following letter has just been published.
II was addressed 10 Gen. Pierce, who
had enclosed to the President Ger tain res
olullons adopted by the New Hampshire
Constitutional Convention at its first ses-
sion, in relation TO the Union aud the
Compromise measures of Congress;
WASHINGTON, Jan. ID, 1851.
DeariSGr.: | have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of the resolutions pas
sed by the Convention to revise the Con-
s.itution of the State of New Hampshire,
which you ttansmittsd TO me. am high
ly gratltied to see State after State assu-
ming the high aud patriotic ground IN
favor of the Union, now occupied by
New Hampshire; and beg leave to make
my grateful ack acknowledgements to the Con-
Ventlon for the aatlering terms in which
they have expressed theif appreciation OF
the attitude of the Executive of the Gen,
eral Government upon the sssbject.
Truly yours,
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Hon. Frank Pierce, President of New
Hampshire Reform Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

SHORT DREssEs.-The Syracuse STAN
dard says: "Several ladies' appeared III
the streets yesterday with dresses OF
very Iaconic pattern, and pantaloons q Ia
Turk. The new style looks decidedly
tidy and neat. and imparts TO the wearer
quite sprightly and youthful appearance.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS

Vl>IIE undersigned has commenced the Manu-
L fac,ure OF Furniture, opposite the courthouse,
where he is prepared to furnish. at the shortest
notice, any articles in his Inc, manufactured of
the best materials and in a substantial and work
msnIike manner. He will keep general variety
constantly on hand, TO which he invites the at
tehtion Of purchasers. Having determined TO sell
low, his terms will invariably be cash. Repairing
done with neatness and despatch. Orders for
Furniture will NEE. with prompt attention..
JOSIAH I. COLLINS. .
Washington, April 80, 1851. t,Etf
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
L I NJ E S

Inscribed to the memory of JOHN ROBINSON,
Sewer county, Ark, who was killed in actio
on the way from Point Isabel to Fort Brown
under command of Capt. Walker, on the 2St
Of April, l646, by his sister,
JANE R. HATCH.
ildings have come, on tardy wings,
Telling how my brother fell;
And on our mournfui hearts it rings
sad and funeral knell.
Five anxious years have vanished,
Since he bade adieu to earth
While he has calmly rested
In the quiet sleep of death.
To our God we had resigned him.
In our hearts most humble trust;
But yet, with feelings sad, we mourn
That no friend was near ut last.
There no plying eye bent Ger him
No soft hand bathed his brow
No sweet, soothing words of comfort
Alb, he does not need them now!
But heavenly angels ministered
10 his parting spirits there;
And leaving its lrall tenement,
1t SCARED to brighter sphere.
Yes.-"aIl that could die is dead
But the spirit liyes," Ills right,
For these were the sad words read
In vision Of the night.
On my heart those words are drafted
With a burning iron pen;
For I knetO then We had parted.
Never more 10 meet again.
Yet it gives a blest assurance,
That the spirit lives bove;
And on this We place reliance,
Knowing that our ''God is iove.n
We hope he's anchored in that haven,
Where 10 foe can e'er molest-
"Where tls wicked cease FROM troubling,
And the weary are at rest"
Rest in peace, my only brother.
While our tears for thee still flow;
For valnly in our grief We struggle,
10 suppress the sigh of woe.
No marble pillar, nicely chiseed
by the scalptors practsed hand,
Marks the spot where thou art buried.
ln that wild and hostile land.
Better far than stone OF marble,
nOber monument thou hast;-
ln living chafacters thou'rt craven
On the tablet of our hearts,
For thine own sweet, gentle nature
With our youthful years entwine--
Thus memory ha, embalmed thee
In her most sacred shrine,
Sweet be thy rest, my dear brother,
Thou vast soon from earth rele ased,
Thee we'll meet no more forever,
Till We reach the shores of peace.
There, oh there, we trus: 10 meet thee,
When our span of life has fled;
And with Joy we hope to greet thee,
Where no sorrows tear is shed!
EDGAnrowN, Mss, April Ii, 1851. [2l:1w