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The New York herald., 1851-10-02
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A RRIvsL or DIR. 9, w. R0BACE AT NEW YORK
IN The celebrated Dr. @. W. Rebhek from sweden, Profes
OF AsroIeey, Asronomy Phren0ogS, and 0eOmaucv,
havins ust arrived from Philadelphia whore he has met
With The extraordinary for the last four years
his services the citssns c New York aud is
son. and having made sstroory his exclusive study since
The early Of heen years enjoys aSvantages ceriVsd
FROM travelling and reflection that possessed by none IN
This country or IN Europe and being gifted 80 by nature
aud having cultivated those blessed gsa nc II prrred 70
sdsrt them 70 the following and Se nmceiate con
OF the following teplcse esq he consritea
with Al Lie oco W letter PREPAID sss he h prepared
makeusa uf bis any cf The WfloNlng topics
Business Of all descriptions travelling BY land 0r seA
co1ftshps advice eiven fr their suecssstul accempih
tbe recovering oF eFseiss in disputes the purchasing o
cio and tho safety cf spe az sea- Re tso has hse the
honor receiving certificate from tho Honorable g. John
Bernadottc formerly kisE Of sweden. which " will give
Liza great Teaeufe IN showing 20 those who ev favor h
With cnl he nfo onera his services respecting heih
Guilty n lunoss faud sekVess tud DEATH pat v-ossnt
aud future everts snd ell the Of life aud invites
Ell e. cr who gfic.td Corp9fely o. uenthIy fsrms
- teies o. oentr Gentlemen 81 rativtes ofcrsted and
rstd IN u according - hs orscles ane m'a.ulye signs
Ladii 81 Gentlemen ~ 70 stviss caiculatsd ac.g-d
ing p Geo anoy ior laaies So in fu 50 Geutlemsn 80
I'm 81 fcrsonB - dstgrec can have tttr na.yinef
drawn hy sending The date othe dy Of their birth All let
crf cpnsfrirr che hnvc fec VII receive nine 5ato n
tor art rrHrifies viii We cert 20 sry psvt Of ne U1ci
trttrt0ft ntid viu y snsv esed gratis t'5 oaeo v ~
~ Ntrc siraht 80 tacss bsiaw brssdsts.
'T7c 1suY IvBSr FoPErstLERs -wbxrED-A
tat, vfc pr cssc ~ have es1o rti in astI3io-l ot
uhow.rss orsiimiatry to ", ~ dviss,ea " eome
Feet once,
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The building known as the Institute for the Blind
situated Broadway was consumed by Gre last even.
ing The loss Is about IS 600.
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Conviction for IIansIaughter.

BuTlMonF' oct i, ISoI.
Stewart who arrested the charge Of numbering
Moody at EIco.t's Mills, has been coavisted Of
slaughter
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From Washington. .

wAsHNGroy, Oct. l, 1881.
Three thousand dollars were received, during septem-
er, towards the Washington Monument fund.
Jefferson Davis accepts the secefson nomination for
Governor Of Mississippi
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
The Fine Arts.

Mr.. HEALY's GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE.
The great historical picture Of Mr. Hsaly, embody~
ing view Of the delivery of the celebrated speech NJ Mr.
Webster Of 1890 in the Senate Of the United States 10
now located in the building of the National Academy
of Design on Broadway by invitation, visited ID
yesterday The picture is of large size being twenty ok
feet eight inches by fifteen feet 1t embraces hum
dred and thirty portraits of Senators and other distn
guished persons all Of whom, have no doubt, we're
present on the occasion, to wit -
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The Expiosion OF the Brilliant.

NEw 0RLEANs Sept. 29 1851.
It is estimsted that hundred lives lost
by the explosion Of the steamboat Brilliant Bayou
Sara She was commanded by Capt. Hart and, at the
time, WAS crowded with passengers.
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rHAYGLLERs, GUIDE.

NOTICE NEW STAGE ARRANGEMENT WITH THE
IN Long leland Railroad Compsny.-rhe having this
ceased TO between Brooklyn and Jamsea the sub
scrbers have arranged to line Of oommodous stages
convey the Long Island Railroad and
Brookyn and Jamaiea TO connect with the their
and departure a the former place To
Wednesday, October lst, as follows -
Leave Jsmsiea ~ CLOCK a Ne
DO 40. .s...s,s s's'sssss
Leave Fulton Ferry, Brookly, (by Fulton( A. NJ.
avenue Line OF iMocSNs2GoHERY oU2sN, Brooklyn. %
JAMES 8. REMSEN, ! r....t..
HENRY CONKLIH, ! 'A"aeh'
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Attempt to Barn "a Printing once.

HARRrsuRe, Pa, Oct l. 1851.
An attempt was aie last night to set FIRE to the
Telegraph newspaper Office Of Messrs Fsnn Co., State
Printers. The flames discovered and extn-
gushed by MIR. spcrord, Of the employees in the
establishment.
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saiiie Ward Again married.

CiScrNsAri, Oct. |. 1851.
Miss ssllie ward late Mrs Lawrence. married to-
day. at the residence Of her father at Louisville to
Doctor Robert 7. Hunt.
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MnwAvEiE, October 4, 1851.
The Hon Lsyi Hubbeil was, Monday elected Judge
oi The supreme Court, BY majority OF about GO.
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MArEsInhsrnl.

nEATrTM9NY FADE Easy. cH HoT TO WtN 4
Eh Lover lrafnstur bewfcn, ~ honFnn hsfir hrrvtr
tn Boston viii ied % sderes, ,scept Of One Dol
Vafd nit 1ii asiofa sneht ittg " hcutl.
- vir l.s voist .fcgtitns c 1t1y ci We tir ssNs
81 tfrr hrar n - desire Tho n-aensa " srsit hr<1
csDt atre ta.a ~ may ts uesrs ~ ittsr tifa esfIf'
r.+aHs ga9tcn alt sst, hs"vs ~; lateA ~ CAP T@
ia st.i a. ccfiot1r tart A1tloSlr ~
.roGsaia Aterfa ys1fesauy ta~ser hts'eri as1a. n
itssrs iskea fron foss Jes ans sac D9ssss ps's
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moremsnts OF n,s,lngn,.e.a Ina,x,au.as.

The Earl Of Aberdeen and family expected 20 arrive
In this city By the mex; steamer Apartments have been
engaged at the Union Place Hotel.
Hon VIM. IL. ssws-t has returned to his home, iA
Auburn tince the trial Of the Michigan conpirs,o-. at
Detroit.
pr Wolf, Mobile Mr and Mrs A. J Wills Nss
Orleans; Samuel Lawrence Boston; Mrs Green Q. Brss
son, do; Mrs Rodman Er gland Col O. Christie, ssck
cts Harbcr; Capt John arsham. New YORK; Taos. y.
Hardy Norfolk. Va; Col. Alex. Hamilton. New BrvoN
wick; lind, Porto Rico; Z. Heiusto Germany, we're
among the arrivals at the Union Place Hotel
adams, Boston; Go Longhcsd Phtadelphsi ~
G. Class 0ecrVctown Miller. Weah'ngton y Yates
Ct Louis Dr 1eylor Fori Monroe; Capt Kennedy 90
lem. sTrived ,, sterday at the Aator Hcufe
Iiun Jn0. A. Collier. Blogamtoo uoa Sno. v,a
sicklen VI, u r Van Buren y s. a; Li.ut wilson, y.
= N; Bon z skinner, New iiaveni "a nccai
Z A; Prof Chcrremsn Tcrontp were snonS the HrrTNs
yestss31y aslle Irvirs House
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P I. pARNUM.
sns asDases 70 she entire Mu.snm and per
aomanGss CENTS children under 10 years l2k ent Par
and sd In the afternoon at O'Clock TO with the
eomieal piece DEAF AS posi- To be followed by the
reng performances the Accordion by Master Bena
min only four yesrs old Concluding with the aughAble
piece of the FAST COACH In the evening at TX O'clock
the very bs,utiful melo drama OF THE STRANGER The
Chinese collection the Happy Family and tae rest Of the
innumerable curositiss TO be seen as usual
EVENINGS WITH BROTHER JONATHAN. SOCIETY
- Mbrs5y Broadway corner Of Leonard strset-on Mon
VALENTINE deneator Of tricites in 100 different
characters without va! in the world They will consist
quiet and ausrrelsome peoples ntsrspersed with aosl
ed ignorant Long Islsad folks young children
rous law debating societies. old end ancient
sentimental music, training musc all
voice: and curious faces rspdy into all sorts
little Of every thing and every body Tickets lady
90 CENTS extra tickets Is cents To
half past o'clock.
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Great Raiiroad Race nt Lowell.

LowELL October l, ISL
There was an exciting race Of railroad engines
Lowell to-day, In connection with the mocha hios fair
tha, city The following engines entered the contest
Addison Gilmore, Of Western Railroad. doing
the distance OF nine miles on the Boston Mn. Sc.
Nathan Hale. OF the Worcester line.......... l. 90
Addison Gilmore, Of the Passumpsic ........ L. 26
Union. OF the f1tchhurF rF..ss...s.......sssss IA VI
Nsponset, Of the Doston and Proviienes..... Ia SO
Essez, CT the Bostcn and Lowel............. IL IS
Each engine bad load Of seventy tons The prizes
gold silver medals, aud diplomas from the Ne
chanioe Association An immene number c spectators
witnessed the race. ... ...
There is 10 be a drauaht power trial 20 morrow.
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-. n,.r.n.hig niellia nl savannel.

Ne OhIAa q. Gff1 -, A'sA
Tfe rte n rbius rmpire oify arf Wiaari se'it ""m
New York lotsl a-ily - he-tt1 lay
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HSURAnCEs.

THE BRoOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In 1924 Oiess <S Fulton street, Brooklyn
sMerehants, Exchange Wall street. Now Yorkhave their
capital las also hsndsome snrplus) invested In she mss4
unso.eted securities and insure buildings
shsndlse furniture, and other property vesss
saer eargoe upon ~ vorabs forms ~ any osaes
Elnllar institution. - - : :
.ALvarn a. Ersvsss. secrstsry
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INsUR-
" snce Co.. 63 Wall street. New York. Sept &C. ISL
Notice 10 hereby given that fifty Of the scrip of this
company ssred the 18th day Of Nay 1880 will be paid
the holders the reof their legal and
AFTER h 3.h day Of November next and that interest hero
shall cease from that date CHARLES NEWCOAB, SEQ
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0PORTIN0.

CRICKET MATCH AT THE RED HOUsE.-ON
Thursday. the I'd of October there will be math Of
Cricket New York against Long Island for the benefit Of
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EyENIN0s WITH BROTHER JONATHAN SOCIETY
IN STUCTI0N.


EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT
T. c. D., PrincipaL-The winter will the
LIST Of November neat In addition TO gymnasc and mill
tsry exercises which have much the health
Of the pupils the principal 10 about to add
which will be charge OF exotcer Of the cavalry
frmerpupn of Baucher from Paris Application for admis
sion be made to the pruopai at tho office Of Seaman
Muir, 3N Broadway Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days during the month. Early application Is
the nun Der n limited Prospectuses may be had at the
bookstores Of Messrs Appeton Putnam. and sheppard
ERENCH CONVERSATION COURSES Gs5 BROAD
way, corner of Amty street-Profsssors Richard and
Moutep Will beein this evening" at o'clock
the French for beginners and another for already
best familiar idoatio phrases and expressions Of
guag together with tie grammatical rules. First
free
CPANIsH LAEGUAGE-oRAL SYSTEM Fl VIM
gut Professor of the above language and literature in
the University of how York. is abo mt two ne
caseesore for ladies aud another for gentlemen Six los
sons thal be given gratis TO the scholars before the
win commence. Terms $40, for a Of twenty -four
lessons. Apply at 3T Broadway, rooms Nos 81 and 3d.
new improved edition Of 0leRdors Spanish Grammar by
Prof vpg has just been bished which may had
bis residence, or a. Roe lockwood Sons All Broadway
YOUNG MAN, OF UNEXuEPTIoNAB MORAL
"A character, who has been educated in Germany and
sudied 1t German university Is desrous Of obtanng
Or three pupils to them in Germsn history
hatematcs French and Music besides the bran
montsught in pchools here The best Of reference
given. Plea address n. H., Herald Oioe stating wheys
an Interview can be had.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

Ff-sauvus Oct 1851
III va.,r p Gfjy too laches deep 10 the channel Of
tbe Oh,o t.yes, ami the weather cool and plessas.
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. a..


A FINE BLACK HORSE FOR SALE. SEVEN YEARS
before under the saddle Has trained
and can trot in about $40 Price $3.50 Can be at
MAST HORsE-rOR SALE, A FINE LARGE, BAY
try and can trot in three wagon Apply
~ ~ oliver street, between ~ an o'clock
EOR sALE-A BLACK HORSE, isx HANDS sn
years old perfectly sound and kind any Kind har
ness fine saddle horse and Of spendi style and action,
tes stab corner Fourth and Mercer Streets any time
ds Harnss aes Dess Eroe S also Tan
padded Saddle, with two Prince Albert Brides Blankets
Fly Nets. &C., AL to be seen rs above.
EOR sALE-TwO PAIRS OF VERY FINE HORSES
One. pair Of large dapple browns. and eight
pair large fne roadsters that will ot together sns
inside Of three minutes fine drivers perfectly kind gentle
hard driving These horses have been owned aud used
short time BY gentleman in this city who gave very arae
prices for them They well worthy the attention Of those
They can be seen and tried by applying to A Dixon,
Hotel or for particulars at 6 Broadway the Broad
way Bank.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK SHETLAND PO-
together with brcle and saddle four years old.
gentle and kind, without blemsh, of great neurance.
The pony since from the scot,h
w. BOND dry goods store los and ll0 Sixth To
save trouble. SIS is the price.
EOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW TOP 8UCGY
suitable for two horses Was built to
applied for Sly 10 d. C. Bishop 81 John street
up stairs or TO John an Alt 3i Broadway whore
the wagon cen be seen
EOR SALE. FOR WANT OF USE. A FASHIONABLE
Il Coupee only been In months be used with
one or two horses-priee $3.50 Apply at WOOD Tomnson
Co.'s, 40 broadway.
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ttf tyNtHi 2, pt 20, legl.
qha ship F'crii 'spt Lyon, sifiF a iils aaa-n
N I y. ~ Nv wy
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ExPaEss AgNgCIws. &C.

N,y~-0N~>~--e
nERTORD A. cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS-THH
~ only organised she Nicara<uA route via Nj
Tuesday October 1h by steamer PkOdEfHEDs.
The proprtor o the kicn route are conateat tst
they ltnd in San Francisco less tan
" hvc dtyH. We will send pachsses and mail bars ~ tie
fromotheu ~ ohsrge Of Hr w. H. Hsckcts, ofthe firm vf
Hacht siyud Of San Juan. who have established
lorf ftre ~ San Juan and sgents, and they wu
rwrds cur y 1fs without delay, Packages not 81 exceed
100 h uurt - sent IN before Tho 9Th Inst freight i've
scrp e una .cver than " sny othr err-css Letters
for ytsts oi ear.sua and Ccntsal America rsceivod W
zoelock +. W., Oct7. NO 2Neiey 1treet Actor House
ELLloTT's CALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA WANDER
"a bite Lne-l irat proprietor the rcuts. will
dtsTssch sreeal messsnger pr steamer Promc shcaa
Ortcber7th The prcrrietor WI -rtrrn steamer Os
IA nnG attena to all buiusFsr ,Baliy Families assisted
IN tr1sfnE te ithus sad ticiet aud packages
end fcsht ttcn 81 the loytts ratss. Oos al srsst
PAPER ghNeIgGs, Sc.
LNRENCH PAPrW HAPCINGss-TaCs. FATE r. CO.
IT nc H Pearl csL AsdigsBt oGcr .e fishess
ssrtreut che sty, Nt Cold, Slvc-.
rHDers No irnfortsd iivsc. from ths sanusacturssa
ta6 'r sas "A ss tess vssar % vhsiesaia sna rs..i
CIfErkPEp HANHfvGs-rHkNCIs PAi~Gs a co,
psa.i sirfrt hfee iu8t fectivc8 taf w ae vi ole
Xf Ane -ttsN 0n trrr sseortmsnt oi ~ ~. uehes1
" ". ~ l'r1rfttyt, NtlFab Gold, sain. tfhHh, aNo
ttricnr laTHf usrgi1E o. ataar eeHctfp eHpr,esJ
~ etaWrc ve5ms Ee hlsa ~ she y sfpreytr stgir
si DscelA osSs, Aorte hcc,e fsnsi Work re- srit
.hlt .5r halls eicigg 3. Tae ntst ptvtsn wssa
men 20 hsng Fape aiNAys % hand.
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From HOstOu.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA--SAILING OF THE EUROPA
MURDER ON THE HIGH sEAs--THE ACCIDENT 10 MR..
ROWE, THE BROKER.
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ITO T1NsvTTHs-r SALE, TIN, COPPER AND
theet Iron rsnuactory established twenty FIVE years.
With great cf custom from shipping families and
Nernment work Ample asgigsed for selling out,
Nrply o Bruccs No lSS Water street, or Of A.
nj Phersch. SO Water eneet.
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ITO LET OR LEASE-A LARGE STORE OR PART OF
It, No SO and 90 Yesey street will be let with With
out steam power For sale two full lots Ia Twcntythrd
street. between 9Th aud 7th alt dug ems and
ready fer mprevemens Ao two three story brick housss
Nos u sndto Lexington Apply TO J. Sf0UFEkEL
CO. Chns and Glass store, 54 Broadway, or IS and 90
Tesey street.
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ITO LET, OR FOR sALE-IEE SUPERIOR. FIRST
csss stOfy House, 2T9 E7st Tenth street. ~
4 snshed On M best stye. being fur iahei with eas,
bsthiaz srd rg apparatus snd other nodyn improve.
urnts. lns.f Ilsts POSSESSION can ho had Apnly 10
r. HOGAN. Ia Walt street.
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ITO 1ET-AF FRONT PARLoR, oN 1HG FIRST FLOOR,
IL two iaxT~ thar,Sc- Rooms the h9or.
&c Besroorse Bhssrents With a-cpaces and cooking
all fprnhed complete for gentee family Of
resons TIE tdserser s willing 10 take par Of the
crt in board Crvon uaior and good yard Apply at No.
AZ Ksrvick streea near Canal
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

NroR sALE-5c00 TONS OF DOCK AND BUILDING
store delivered at the foot Of Thirty eighth street.
North river. Apply at Thiryeshth street and Tenth
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DOUBLE SH EET.
sAAIzS Br AUOgxUK f,

AT AUCTlCN.-wE WOULD INvrE rHE ATTEN-
"A tion of readers the large An ticn Sale BY Mr
c, KEMP, Of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Caenet
urniturc Rich carpetrgs Pan 70 be sold this
building $50 Broadway. IT embraces stock Of splsndid
assured that the articles all OF the very best quality
and thai they been imported and for the
sold Auction The assortment is very and By
ia largest rnblc sale this par
Sicuarly worthy Of tho notice Of househeepers.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

A FINE BLACK HORSE FOR SALE, SEVEN YEARS
old perfectly sound and gentI stands without tying
and trot in about $40. Price, $3.50 Can be seen at
Bakers Livery Stable, l2l Amity street.
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Fy,o RENT IN BROOKLYN A TEF MOMENTS Walk
from Yulton cry suit Of rooms vh bed roo ms and
~ atrs assf a. - snfe gniltmcn preisrret in quet
y Eraihud fauy vhere there trc no children nqsre
Il No wilio- street or tho HeiTbts Broollvn
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vyoR sALE-F1vE YEARS LEASE WITH FURNI
II tlre ot house Z5 Chelsea Cottage Twenty fourth street
oetseen Tenth eyenues as the present occupant
Es about leaving tho city. The above will be sold bar
gain Tht house contains good sized aud tn
cent 10 only Inquire as above between the hours OF
A. H. and Il. N.
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1.-TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING HOUSE FOR
sas-fitunsd IN desirable location les-e ground,
che lease having xeen 70 with cover ants for
renewal The house ts In eoos condition
being three psrprs tecr with g bathroom range kc.
The premises will be Geld al bargain. Address Z.
Herald ofhcs.
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

E(oILKRs FOR SALE-THREE MARINE (DROP
" fue( Boilers Zone se rs feet lopx feet wide
dto hQlers lone set) IL feet Iona feet vide; ditto
3oer - feet long 10 feet diameer one ditto Boiler, IL
Rect long feet diameter. Inquire Of
CHARLES w. COPELAND, No. 81 Broadvnv.
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FOR SALE AND no .K1

A n OPPORTUNITY RARELY oFsERED-THE
"A lsreets basement in the city for teotofy let
nected With tle new hotel Of am Frankfort
streets the Hotel beius conducted the Euroeau p
and nov accommodating two hundred persons d llv A
ptore suitable for barber is also TO let and tpendd
atrpisbe3 from l2s 10 los pr In
Office Of the Hotel up stairs. The Hotel opsn during the
mint. - -
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w ATCpMhKrR AND Jew ELlEk-STogE FOR
W sal A~oce opportunity f9r roan vthe c-sb eapl-
al o. invest n good ioostoAn daroady eablscd buei-
ness Tse ~ Qeperuny h rea " T. seldom 70 b, mot
with the vstt hass good tun OF c1stomer and the
fatfF r&nr ts the iangfrcturilg business 70 fur
thsr para sppy ST si Huison corner Of Canal
uTett.
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FNoR SLLE-A LARGl AND VALUABLE LAW Ii
brary ns order being Of the best aud select
IN the city Inqurs Of Joan j. Diossey law bsoh seller No.
4 NASSAU street.
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"a UCTIUV NUTICE.-LAKGE, ATTR tUFIVE AND
"A Special Auction Sale of fm ported D Austen
corner 0f Exchange Place aud Villa s.t will sell
Tuesday, Tth October at IL ociockat anths credit full
assortment of Velvet; Tapestry b. rhree Ply In
gran and Butch Carpetng Cocoa MattioS Rugs
Table Covers. &c. Gc The sqle will in ,iude 0J pieces
sets ef and pieces each Of The best make Of english Ts
pesry Csrpet;-r Just to orde.
trace aDd pfesenting rare sp7erunitv hotels aDd fa
miles Also lc0 psoes II A. and f Dru hret Also
general assortment of wool and wostd wool fng aud
cotton Ingram Venetian &C. The pies will exhibit
cd with the pre yiOrs
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

7 ACeB BoGAET. AUCTION stare, No Is sPaUcE
q street This day. at 10 y o'clock, sue ion Room
large lot ef Household Furniture and varsity OF other
The New York herald., 1851-10-02

EAsT HORsE.-FOR SALE. FINE LARGE, BAY
horse, young sound and And recently from the couu
y can trot in three minutes road wagon. Apply
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24
/ OMEN

The onion is one Of the best pro-
ducts of the garden. The soil best
adapted to their growth should be
liobt and we'll enriched with very old
Stable manure or com post. Dig the
ned carefully with spade, and make
the surface fin e and even with an iron
rake. The seed should be soWn as
soon as the ground can be got in good
condition. Make the drills one foot
anart and cox Ter the seeds about an
inch. finish by pressing the earth
we'll mon the seeds, With a board laid
lenotbwise ON the row and walking
across it. Thin out the plant to an
inch or two ali art and keep them free
fl weeds. The white onion is the
hest for early use, or for picking; the
yellow or SILVER skin for main crop;
and the large led viii keep the long
est.
For early use in spring, the white
* generally adwn in August, and the
hads covered With straw or litter in
winter.
The potato onion is liked by some
narSons. i GROWS large, and the flow
r. Is VERY mild. They should be
nl.nto5 as soon as the frost is out Of
fbe r ground and in rows foot apart.
IRE. onions should be barely COW
ered. as thew drow. dra W the dirt up
over them With the hoe; they will be
ripe enough to dig the latter part q
August,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

WHY'S woman $ tongue like a
planet? Because nothing S bort of the
power that created it, is able to stop
it in its course. The man who per-
petrated the above conundrum has
left for California. He was pursued
by forty women; and forty broom
sticks we're picked up in the harbor
after the vessel left-having been
aimed at the villains head, and fallen
short of the mark.