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THE AVSTRIANS

have not been able to dislike the AustIlans
personally. Their simple presence III Italy Is
grievous wrong and mischief, since. 50 long as
they hold the Italians IN subsection, the latter
can hardly begin the education which Is TO fl
them Tor Freedom. Vet 1t Is none the less true
that the portion OF Italy, unequiyocally Austrl-
an, Is better governed and enjoys, not more Ii
berty, for there Is none IL either, but mIldeI
form of Slavery than that which prevails IN
Naples, Rome, TUSCANY and the patuer native
dcspotiSms ! can now understand, though by
no means concur IN, the wish OF quasi Liberal
friend who pGay> that Austria may us; take pos
session of the whole Peninsula. and abolish the
dozen diverse Tariffs, ComageS. Mails. Armies,
Courts, &c &c, which now Scourge lhls natu-
raj Paradise lie thinks that such an absorp-
uon only can prepare Italy Tor Liberty and true
Unity |, on the contrary. fear that il would fix
her m more hopeless Slavery Yet It certain
~ would render the country more agreeable 10
strangers. whether SoJourners OF mere ira.
NsleTs
The Austrian sodlery, regarded as mere hght-
ing machines. are certainly we'll 60, up They
are palpably the supeIIorS. moral ana physical.
Of the French who garrison Rome, and they axe
less heartily detcsted py the People whom they
are here 10 hold IN subsection. Their discipline
is admirable out their natural disposition Is ike
wise ouie, and lnoienSive have no; heard Of
case OF any person being msulted by an Austrian
since have been IN lialy.-hnowlng themselves
to he intensely disliked IN Italy and vet us an
controlled masters Ii would seem but natural
that they should evince something OF oravado
and haugh,lness, but have observed or heard OF
nothing Of the kind In fact, the bearing OF the
Austrans, whether officers or soldiers, has
seemed 10 svince a quiet Consciousness ct
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strength. and 70 say IN the least offensive manner
noss,ble-" We are masters mere nv virtue O; oar
rood swords--lf you dispute the night, look vel
.,ha. YOU have sharper weapon and vigorous
arm 10 WELD X" To q rp.e which thus al
svers al circumstances agaIns: lis existence By
a oule, telling Of Of is RANKS and a fautless
marching Of its determined columns, what further
argument can be opposed bu; ina; OF oayonei %
bayone, | really cannot see how tie tesqo:-
qoyerpcd. Press-shackled, unolnca.ed Nations
are ever 20 be liberated under tic guidance OF
Peace Societie and their Worlds Conventions
and. horrible as al War IS and ever mus be.
deem few battles a lesser evil than the perpe-
tnj,v Of such mental and physical bondage a. Is
now endured by Twenty Millions Of Italians.
When the Peace Society shall have persuaded
the Fmperor Nicholas or Francis-JosePh TO dis
band his armies and rely for The support OF his
government on It's intrinsic justice and inherent
moral force. ! shall be ready to enter rs ranks
but while Despotism. Fraud and Wrong ere til
umphantlv upheld by Force. do not see now
Freedom Justice and Progress can safely dis
claim and repudiate the only weapons that ty-
rants fear-the only arguments they regard.
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ing ne canals, brooks, roads, &C. aed tfa'e'>
mo its fields IN all directions. The 'me Is
very reneraly trained On a small tree, Ike one
Of onr Plum or small Cherry trees, so th'''
waved 81 a distance or point sear the grohnh
;be country y ould seen one vas; forest, NTH an
undercrow:h mainly q Wheat and Indian CofH
Potatoes. Barley, Rye, &c. are grown, ou- none
Of them extensively. nor IS much OF the soh &C.
voted 10 Grass. There arc 40 forests. properly
60 called. bs, Few rocky hlll-sides, winch occur
2, intervals. mainly abou. half way from Venice
to Milan are covered with shrnOoery "Aich
would probably grow to trees II permitted
Wheat and all Summer Grams aye Fery GOOD :.
ca - the Grass. so the Indian Corn VII be
where Il Is not prevented by the viclo1s crowd
i,g Of the plants and sucarloaf hOeIng OF which
] have frequently spoken. Judge that Italy al
together, WIKI an enormous area planted, VIII
realize less than half the yield she would nave
from the same acres with Judicious cultivation.
With potatoes. nearly the same mistake IS made
but the area IS not One-tenth that Of Com ana
the blunder far less vital.
This ought 10 be the richest country III me
world. vet It's people and their dwellings 10 not
look as If it were SO. have seen greater num-
Der Of Soldiers and Beegars in passing through
It than Of men at work and nearly all work out
doors here who work at all The dwellings are
generally shabby, while Barns are scarce, and
Cattle are treadng out the newly harvested
wheat under The blue sky. New houses and
other signs Of improvement are rare, and the
neopIe djspirited And this is the garden Of
sunny. delicious Italy
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THE NEAPOLITAN GOVERNMENT.
DiaboiicaI Cruelty or the King OF 'ae
Siciiies toward Carlo Poerio and "ihsf ~
publicans.

Mr.. GLADsroNE, the Tory RepfeseaaH''
Of the University OF Ox.ord IN the Bn'l'h r4iH'
ment, has addressed series Of letters % D''l
Aberdeen, exposing the cruelty eini9ip'
Neapoli,an Government. IN It's treatment u Va,
Republicans Of Rome who are ailegsu !" No.
been implicated m the Evolutionary n'o's''''"'
oflsis. The Lond,a Tlms,-a paper "nv'@ V'''''
hostility to Republcansm IS only eqeAise D, ."
zeal IN the cause Of Legitimacy o,oe' w
letters, and s forced 10 Acknowledge MAJ ~,
expose 70 the world fscts WHICH c'i'~'"'
amount to a gross outrage on the 'cy ehS''
ter Of justice. and on all the Lave Of goo' 'A''.
'decency and mercy" and which are ''V
to warran, the seyerest censure when o'''''
Europe can lniict -
The case which Mr. H.adstone P''' 10
most strongly i that OF CARLO roaR'., ~
Tho T,o,s describes as distinsu shcd NeAP~
-. ,,o,.,,eu,ao. blameess m chafac'ef e0fo''I
and accomplished, and universally Nno"h
f,,lv for his a.iachmeu, to constitutional PiA'
,res IN the most moderate SENSE d thai |'''
A. publIc man, none could stand higher " :,
reuerat,on OF hls felton, .cOuntymen Ai'ef
Constitution had been proclaimed, Poef0
came one OF the Ministers OF the Crown S'''
cupied conspicuous place in the Weapons
Parliament. HIS resignation, when II vas
sequently offered, was at first cecliHec' ~"
advice asked even after u acceptance 9-'
the man who has since been made 'i' W."
a State prosecution, marked with e'ep ALB
tnrpltude, and who Is now undergone ,r
dom-the word IS not too strong-"i ~ =.
services he was called upen TO reD'e'
Crown In July, lsi9, he received q" ar -,
mons letter warning him 70 fly. for ;iS' '~
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FAINT NOT. For The Tntune

WY do weep for the tuned hours,
Or noun the neglected Past
Why wall DER is sad and desolate bowers,
Or SIGH for IT'S beautiful human nower.,
Too fragile and fair TO last
The outward sembiance. indeed, IS flown
"Earh. ear:hyn u IN the dnsi
Bet tie exhaied spirit s.ih hTeth on
IN towers Of beauty teyond the sum-
Immortal among the Just.
Detrond no longer, 'sen, desoia'e "e@i''
Look well 20 thy future life
~Tune IS hee;ing,7 and long IS an
wisely and faithfully act Thy paf''
Nor FAINT N the wof.C's great sIr.I'.
Fer the Ages, not Hours, be time endeav0f
Ttought Ayelh when brains are coid'
Self from humanity thou may'si not sever
Thou mays, humanity never
blIyeth stll-l,oth on fo'e'er'
When systems and suns sro'' Old
s4u- York Jxlg 81.
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NATURAL aUMNIEs

Some two miles back Of the city, on The hill
Kreuzberg. is an old church which l. the goal Of
many pilgrimages It contains the stairs that
led to Pilates Judgment-seat In the vaults under
meath lie the bodies OF twenty-five monks, whose
flesh mas been drying on their bones these hun
dreds OF years, instead OF all wasting back To
earth. as IS the won't Of dead monks flesh
natural mummles, whom did not 60 n 20 see
having small regard for individuals whose chIei
merit was hardly 10 live when they did 1--we ana
who even seemed TO die more lazily than othet''
preferred rather 20 look down toward Cologne
over the broad, full fields Of gram Ho!oihg VIC
s,omachs Of contemporaries Of vastly more worn
than the names and legends of ancient oarors' ~
them have been never so great scoundrels' can
not think rh. fiat part of the Rhine valley unln'eL.
es;inc. Considering that the s'a0'll.y % ~"s
Western European Government depends lar NOR
On tie abundance 81 The years ''''''' via"
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SCHUBERTH & co No a57 Broad

SCHUBERTH & CO, No. PSI Broad
Sway, y, Y. Euroiean and Aulsrcsn MUSIC DEPOT
nsve published an elegant and ccTr.e; e5n Jenny rds
favsris ma oua and openre snEs Cor woke and paso
nom p cts 10 Is Recently Published by u. ff ~ifa
IIano ADt Agaihe. q" " ben the SRsi lows . ia
Schub.rth. Ave blaria. SIC Ricc NAlSs Cfvu,a, esr
Can,hal Star u Home, iSc ksecAen or w.rt ,aou
mlBe, Gle
krrts. Home. $50 krehs To Adelaide 3ic
MerGslsSohA ca WINGS Of Mlslc 3c, sa1 ihs r4r;iAx
Hour iec
Lnipartnar, Standard Beaver $50 ars nc samcas Or
lanco Song cuuposrr - LIud.diu,Gtr 90.
On hare, collection % The Of German ScngS. nth
Engl>h words IS The celebrated composers Scr hertz
Mendr s>sLn kueckcu kFous Liudpantacr Srohr REFS
sger. Iublad. S,eY,T scluWsun Essca Refnest Sucs-
bOz. Weber. Mes rrfeer etc.
Recently ELEGANTLY published by - for the Pane
NJ Sirakss'hy Bre''e Musicale. &c.
NJ Strakosch's Ia Cubirss.on,' Idyle. &c
NJ S'rasOsch Sseefbesrt's Polka. 90
Rdnksn's New Costume Polka. &c
Hluser's Musical uud Hall Polka 81
Memberships Sores without wOuis, BooA Nc Sc.
Ruggmuers mt American AR. eaS, rdos each, 15<
Orrmmense stock II Muse. for Voice. filao. OrgaE.
Violin. kiohuceiu Guitars Orchestra. ct Gle greatest
and most ccU, ete selection The United States
specially recon mead % he pablo
SCHUBERTh S co. Publishers ard llposier.
81 1nSIMNN
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Salcs bp Aueticn.

II. IL. LEEDs. AucticoeeT.
TREAT SALE of a GALLERY OF
~ ORIGINAL PAINTINGS chiefly II the Modern
Dutch and English Schools. OF class superior g. any
heretofore offered at, auction eNhi5luns. tree II
charge. At No 800 Broadway, next % Walaerst-H ".
LEEDS \ co. VII sell at auction on WEDNESDAY
MORNING Oct. Is. al III c'clock. AZ SIOPPANI HALL,
No 396 Broadway, a IN &c aud valuable collcchn If
Gently imported PAINTINGS, bearing the signatures of
Of the most eminent LIVING Dutch and English PANT
mostly Of the Cabinet emhrac all she desirable
Paror subjects and Of class equal anything m this
country either public private collection. The pub
he and particularly the ladies, requested 70 call and
examine them Catalogues 20 De had at the Caller - ~
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A NJ MERwiN, Auctione.r.
10y BANGS, BROTHER q co. -

~ Trade Sale Rooms. No - ParA-rOw.
MONDAY, Nov II. 1851, and following days ~ he week
REGULAR FALL PARCKL SALE or ENGLISH AND ANkRi-
can Books STATIONERY. Ac.-B X. y c.. announce the
sale above. add solicit consignments of Rllss, Stallion
cry, &c. Particulars fO the Catalogue should - firshed
Immediately.
The consisnmcnts from England numerous shd at
'ractNe. embracing superb collection Of chore Books,
and the time Of sale will aoFd good opportuns tor ne
disposal Of Annals an other illustrated Work. sIts 10
the Holiday The Catalogue Will be issued az N
early day GO
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THE LADIES of the COVENANT

III III LtDlES OF the Wv T. Nv -
II Vii be published on Wednesday. OFT S. r. lnre
l2mo. Puce - IS.
TIE LADIES Il the COVENANT-Me Memoir % ds-
uugusLed Scotia fmaie characters, embra TIE perod
Fl The Covenant ihe Persecution. b Rev. James An
Recently Published
l. EPISODES Of INSECT ItEE-By Acasta n.nes-
tea FrS' Series lusccs ~ SpTng
III. EPISODES "a INSECT LlFE-Second Scenes IT.
sect> sumner
III EPISODES Of INSECT LIFE-Thrd ssr.cs IT,
Sects OF Au,rmn Pnce - each
OF GDSltw J \ REDrIELD. Clinton Hall
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New Publications.
In Press. to be published on Friday, the 10th INST
NIOMAN AND HER NEEDS, by Mrs.
w f. Cakes Smith. author of Smless Child, Lost An
gel etc etc vol l2mo. l2O pages. Price 25 cents
THE WORK CONTAINS

gel, etc etc vol l2mo, l2O pages. Price 25 cents
THE WORK CONTAINS
CHAPTER l.
Those who feel the pressure OF evils are morally bound to
seek redress-Our to be trusted-Our IN
of kind to challenge an intimate search INTO
human rights on the par, OF -Conyentions-Wo-
man an intelligent, distinct mdvidual-The woman view
CHAPTER II.
Women limited by indoor labor Denied voice in the law
Opinion created Tor MS by men-Rellsous abuses aud
monkish denals the growth Of the masculine mind
Woman has stopped from her high pace-Her unkenesS
not inferi0rIty.
Women are accused of love Of nooretyThe safety Of
vomany recogmton-Women must receive their happi-
ness according to received opinion not bounty from
God but tolerated by man-They are made arul BY op-
pressonf liberty be safe 10 men. 1t IS so also to women
CHAPTER ~
The standard womanhood be taken from the noblest
types Of the scx-Grs trained reference to marriage
Men and women often madapted to mauiage-ProperU
conferS dignity.
CHATTER p.
wrnan occupies false postonshe would be d.ssocated
from labor state OF soletyAt present her al
barter for rank popery-The great Con-
tract or Marriage
cHAfrFR W.
SALARY paid for hous'keeper the true position.
instead OF the taking of VieA contract should be
cure from volaton-Eyils that only reformed public
marriage.
CHAPTER VII
Truth hereafter 10 he developed regard the great law
of Loye-Marriage should be a sacrament, not mere
civil contract-No Divorce IN a state society
CHATTER VIII
Men and women often dsnclncd TO marrlge-Incompe-
tent to the ENTHUSIASTICALLY women regarded with
dstmst-The laws cannot belong to pulse of
,yomanhood-A great nature VIII make itself felt.
CHAPTER *.
The nmost OF the soul holy unless contaminated
by an evil hfe-Pubic and private scanda-Thc mmost
Law.
CHAPTER
The new estimony-Man has been blndly and guoranuy
oppressive Entire freedom the right of humanIt,.
CHAPTER
The popular estimate Of the conJnga reia,on-Faseness
and suberfuge nculca;ed by man who affect to lead
opinion.
CONCLUSION.
God the searcher OF hearts. reyeaer-lie did not IN
part faculties merely to tempt and deude hut for obedent
and enlehten.d use FOWLERS n WELLS,
90 A. No 1874 Nassaust., N. Y, Publishers
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THE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur-

Il nished Rooms from 2s per week single bedded
night . cents, me l,ng lights attendance nc
&c THIS dmirable AMI we'll lighted and ventilated build
ng has proved hy the publc patronage has and
ceyng. ha; superiority clean ness and ore-
bal Those desirous OF having genee aud retired home
win such the Hotel junction OF William North
William and Frankfort sts bl~rS from the Park
Oven during the night The large Basement and Store,
suitable BARRIERS shop and Baths TO LET OF LEASE
90 I'm.
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e AnniversarJ-Ths Daushters Of Te@F9 rrss
W 10 fi FyrX,Y o.: S Hen
JAMES HAHPER All preside Addresses D Kew; .; a
COREY. OF this city, Re- WV Il MILHrRS.. OF Noble,
and oiheIs Music " the Union Snsag Association IAis
VIII ne meeting OF unusual nte est and ne ineh5s o.
Temperance are invited. Come oae. one an. ana M
the Tabernacle It's utmost capacity Tickets II cents
Doors open al g. O'Clock Exercises commence n y ococA
BY ordeI.ofihe Committee. Loa ~ + DIEEMAN,Sec
~ Temperance Notice.-THE PEOPLE ys; Al
raj His 1Wedresday EVENING 0ct g. a, Their Hall
No Chstham square Eminent counsel has been obtained
yted 10 attend The members Of Society requested
10 be puncual business Of importance 20 come before
tic "e''"'s % IRA BUCHANAN, JR., President.
JACOB M.Iy. Secretary. % ~
rS The Public are respectfully informed that
Mr. G. X. DICKINSON the celebrated and popular Ira
sedan from tAe Iheaers Royal London kdnolrsl Glas
cow Liverpool and the principal Provincial Theaers OF
Great Bnism and bes9d WI deliver sene o Of v P
NESDAY 9Th Oct. 1851, Shakspere's Tragedy Of HAM
LET onFRIDAY, 10th Oct, 1851, shaksperes Tragedy
Doors to oPen at y o'clock; to commence al qe'oe'
precisely Admission 50 cents to all parts q the huse
Tickets 10 be had at the Tabernacle the Hotels uA'c
Due notice VIII be given to the public Of III continuation
ofthe series soy "
n Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
Exchange. IS and 81 Canast., New York-rhs officers
Always found large numbers Of Laborer and servants at
low rates Of and persons can have he orders
SLED hy writing TO The Superintendent, and sending the
uaount 70 pay the passage Of the parties required
10 fees charged to employers. JAMES 7. FAGAS
~ Stop your Hair Falling. Dress il. Make il
CHOW a IS totue OF JONESS CORAL HAlf hL r.,
STOKATIVE fails TO do this. Get oBy al no 5u5
Broadway. 90
"a Ladies. Jones's Spanish Lily White. the
beet for the skn IS sold only az NO fo3 bfoauWay
~ Make your Complexion Clear.-Use cake
OF JONEss Italian Chemical Soap. cures irechl'' sun
burn. Jmpe and clears dark or yellow SKIN Sold ONLY
at Ne 100 Broadway. os
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HUBERT KENNY, Auctione,n.
WALNUT and Ma

~ HOGANY FURNITURE-By Cati6gr, To-
MORROW Thursday MORNING. at 10. ociock m
their sales Nos ~ aud VA Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
assortment If rosewood. mahogany and walnut parlDr
ard chamber Fu nure, marble and plan, Of al ki1ds
also enaneed chamber Furniture IN sets also superior
rosewood piano ipIte also sui rosewood parDf Fmh-
urs, SATIN brocaie also cane and wood seat
chairs, &c &C
Also by uitue for chafel mortgage 90 cnneseat office
chairs Blades gold pencil cases and quaay 81 CHINA,
glass, crockefy, &c. az -
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ByJ.HEcEMAN, Auctioneer
Is A. Chiffon. Auctonser
EXECUTORS SALE of valuable Real

X NT'U IVN - pnI'T' vi 'dIitVI, .SC'I
Estate belonging 10 the estate u the lae J. ] Al
dubon ESQ situate In the h Ward u the Cty OF New
YORK and bounded by 18th and 58th sts IN aaI i3h
avs and the Hudson River. with the entire water ngt
from 18th lj8th-st the whole about 200 fi
Lots Of Ground, commod'ous DWELLING Houses and
ether Buildings COLE N Chiffon will sell q, p1tlc
auction MONDAY Oct 10. 1851 at II O'Clock a. the
Merchants Exchange the above valuable property j. -
beautifully located 31d - station Dfthe h1s hg
Railroad and steamboat from the dock iD.t &.
Gh-s 20 the business part Of the city II wl BE- sC.d N
lots With large privileges and On liberal terms.
For particulars, apply "a V. g. Audubon. ESQ No 81
Lberty-st, Of the Auconeers. No oval s., New
York. where hthogsphc maps can be had
Persons desirOus Of the premises viii take iie
Hudson River Railroad at Chambers st., a; and a.
and g. q and p VI returning. leave fcyt 81 j2fs'.
at n 8 49, ard 10 VI aud 10 aud 10 r or tae
steamboat Jenny Lind from Chambers - PIer a. ~ NJ
u and p returning leave foot OF 18Th a u aud
u A VI. and T.. NJ fyy7) ~ ~
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II Cartal Of hetws 5000 and SO Gee deS res .
purchase Patent ght - an interest He prefers
article that 9ald retail ff cents q 81 and ,hat
would e IN nearly universal demand but he does ao' re-
se - listen 70 propositions om Pa,enteeS OF more costly
articles
The -dFertser fatters himself that ms Qualifications and
eNpef able him push article NJ real value
about vel r. mos and he has, present. more
than ordinary facilities for 80 dong bat he declines
rsef q the la'lty % lose pruirac ted meet
single interview. with person .h0 VII
not fTst ivoT HIM VITA written description of his
iIou that the advertiser itI he thing that
he would Ike % De connected With, under any
stances Persons who have not vet obtained Patent
fled Cayeat who therefore. be presumed to be
somewhat delicate about stating. exactly and IN detail,
ha then inventions are. nevertheless. they b.
sharp sye such idea OF them VII satisfy the aiyer
ser without exposing the secret. Address, post pai,
v y H. Tribune Office ~
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W BROWN, Auciioneer.
A MI\ISTRATOkS' SAIE Of VAIN

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE of valu-
~ able HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE &c } W. BROW Will sell at auction. y lor-
der OF the Administrators of he late Garret Il rms ESQ
on WEDNESDAY, October s, at 10 O'Clock, az NJ
Warrer st, near Broadway the entire Furniture
tanned IN the house. consisting vi Rosewood fa-lor Sur
ntu,e en- suite French Plat. Pier Glasses. Hanging md
Manel Lamps, Wilton and Brussels Carpet OIL Intngs,
D~mg Gard and Center Tab rs India ChIna Lnneg and
Tea Sets. Hall o-cio,h. Stove, Brussels star Carpet
French and High post Bedsoa ads. Spring and Halr Wet
tresses Feather Beds painted Chamber Furniture, Dress
sing Bureaus. Tables, &c, SC
Also An elegant Rosewood Piano forte, by one o. lie
best city makers
Also, Caret Vine in glass, quantity Of Coal va ats
Kitchen Utensils, sc &c.
Terms cash. IN city bankahle money Catalogues ready
az the store of the Auconeer Tuesday. u nus
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HE. WILLARD. Auctloneer
lEOISEHOLD EURNITIR RE-

II 4 T = 7
j Of Handsome household Furniture, Bronze Ware.
Sc-H T. WILLARD, Aucuoneer, will sell by auction
THIS MORNING at l0l O'Clock AZ Hoorer's sales
room No 800 Broadway rich aud handsome n nent
of Household and Cabinet Furniture carved mahogany
paIlor and draw furniture IN har loh naho-a
and black walnut French ard Gothic hesteads. war res,
book SC man sprng seat paTlor hars cane
and rosewood do rosewood and mahogany maroe-top
center sofa card aud side tables Also. % har lttr
and paiasses oS -
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ISAAC WATTS. ID. d., to TALBOT

III
i WATTS NJ D." II Truth. Justice and Goodness
could uut on human forms and descefd from Heaven -
propose the divine truth, and bring with them tne
clearest evidence and pebsh them 70 pre- ud.ed mutt
tae the proposal would be and futless IL you can
gan The ain point question be not very SOLICITORS about
the nicely wrh which shah be expressed WATTS en- ne
Mind, chap Three years experience has tnofppgrU
uroyed the above uh alhCsgh furnsbe With miracles
10 cresie conycfion." that WATTS's NEkt US Anvil
~ @ks