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New Advertisements.
LIST CT JURORS.

For northumberland County, for ths
April Term, \. ID 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
Jacob Bostian, Milton,
Henry Striue, do
) William Hood, Delaware,
4 Charles Weaver, Sunbury,
Francis j. Lerch, Lower Augusta,
6 John Schuyler, Lewis,
I Elijah Crawford, Delaware,
8 John Furman, Shamokln,
Samuel Clapp, Turbut,
10 William Atwater, Coal,
IL Jacob Strasser, Upper Mahonoy,
- Joseph Angstadt, Milton,
l3 Samuel RelchelderIer Chilisquaque,
IA George Helm. Washington,
Is Samuel Epler, Shamokin,
l6 Robert Russell, Delaware,
II Abraham Bingaman, Lower Mahonoy,
le Andrew Reye, Delaware,
l9 Bernard Murray, Northumberland,
20 Charles Hall, Shamokin,
II William Gass, Lower Augusta,
~ Peter Weikel, Cameron,
% Samuel Rhodes, Milton,
"a David Fetter, Upper Mahonoy.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
| Henry Bloom, Lower Augusta,
= John Snyder, do
Peter Dunkel Turbut,
William Deppin, Lower Mahonoy,
5 Samuel Lerch, Lewis,
Peter DunEleberger, Lower Augusta,
kmber Cleaver, Coal.
Alexander Sober, Shamokin,
George Fetterolf, Upper Mahonoy
10 John GllIin, Chilisquauue,
| james Buoy, II iltou,
y Jacob Miller, Lower Augusta,
l3 George Weiser, do
ii John II. Caslow, Milton,
10 William Gissner, Lewis,
l6 George Coble, Suubury,
Il John Wilmer, Lower Mahonoy,
l8 George Warren, Coal,
l9 Samuel Gilger, Shamokin,
20 William ii. Wapples, Northumberland.
2l William VankiIk, Point,
22 David Eisler, Washington,
23 John Gulick, GAiisquaque,
"a Andrew Killer e
25 George Forester, Upper Augusta,
26 William Gehringer Lower Augusta.
p John II Curry, NJ ilton,
2S Charles Shearer. "
20 Gideon Dirk, Cameron,
80 Benjamin Derk, Zerbe,
81 Washington Stroh, Suubury,
81 Daniel l. Haas, Coal,
SO Abraham Deppin, jackson,
"a John Robins Sr. Milton,
80 Robert Campbell Sr. Rush,
80 Abraham Ayres, Mt. Carmel,
81 Eli Diemer, Sudbury,
50 Jacob Ro6enbach, Point,
80 Charles Coleman, Shamokin,
40 William kercher, Washington,
al Jacob Gass, Zerbe.
AZ Edward Anthony, Northumberland,
43 Abraham Brady, Shamokin,
A Jacob Bartholomew, Lower Augusta.
40 John Kuntz, Lewis,
16 james Oaks, Delaware,
A. John Hetricb, Washington,
4e John Gearhart, Rush,
PETIT JURORS.
! Daniel Druckemiller, Sunburv,
george Harris, Lower Maha ,oy.
3 John Peeler Milton,
Friedrich Schertz, Lewis
Adam Rowe, Point,
William Linebach, Lewis.
Furmsn Farnsworth, Shamokin,
Cornelius Troutman, Jordan.
Solomon Hartzel, Upper Augusta
10 John McWilliams, Zerbe.
IL Henry Latsha, jackson.
| ~ Isaac Eckman, Upper Augusta,
, l3 Jacob Rohrbacb. Sudbury
Is David Lewis Nj. Carmel, ..-.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander Jordan

Alexander jordan
William Davis and Geo. Ia the Cont Of
I. Lee, Executors of Thos. Common Pleas nl
Davis, OF Phia,, deceased, Morbid Co.. No,
and also Trustees Of the 81. Nov Te m.
widow and heirs Of said 1857. Writ OF
deceased, and Joseph War Partition.
ner of Philsdelphia, and
VIM. McCarty, of Sunbury.
In pursuance Of an order and decree Of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, will be
exposed TO public sale, at the Court IIuuse, in
SunHury, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of APRIL,
next at IL o'clock NJ, lots Nos. 1876. Ilh, dli,
437 43s and 250, in the town of Shamokin, At
laid out by McCauy, Davis, Wsrne. md jordan
Conditions OF sale will be made known Oh the
day of sale.
JAMES VANDNKE, Sheriff
Sheriffs office, Sunbury.
March 6Ih, ls5s.
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! The New YORK Mail Train connects with the Express
! gong East, on y l.. X W. Railroad.
arrive in New YoIk Is u. NJ.
do PhlladrlpIia 10y Camden & Ambny Rurond,
! 20 = VI.
Fare from Rupert to New York 80 CO. Baggage clecL.
/ ed through.
The accommodation Train North, connects Scranton
with the Express Train West tie d. l.. / " Rail
nd
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SD go Pea EEargcf.

5f'NE subscriber respectfully informs the ci,i.
L zeus oi Sunbury and vicinity that he has Just
received supply OF FLOIR, which he is oil, rlns
at wholesale or retail from 81 20. sc 371 10
~ per Barrel. H. also sells some us low as
20 cts. per quarter, u!l Of wGich he WAX
RANTS to he Good.
CANDLES for sale, Wholesale OF retail
Thankful for past patronage he hopes to con.
tinua to merit the same.
GIVE HIM \ CALL!
NJ. C.GEARHART,
MuIhc! st, SuIbury Pa
fe6.uarg q, ls5s.-
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FH>IiE subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
Il zens OF Sudbury aud vicinity that they have
commenced the above busiuess a few doors above
the Post Office, Market Square, Sunhury, Pa.
Work OF all kinds in their line of husinces will
be done promptly and neatly on the rnnst Tea.
sonnhlc terms CLEMENT { OYSTER:
Fclrupy -, 1853,
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Estate Of HENRY FRY, sen. decd

ASIdVt o. lLLNN1 h I, sUH UtC q.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad.
4 minis,ratOn have been granted to the SUI.
scTiber on thc estate of Henry Fry, sen late Of
Coal township, northumberland, County, deceased
III persons indebted will r'ease make immediate
payment and those having claims will pre- scts
them duly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE Il. CODER, Admir-
February -, lS5a.- 6t
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NOTICE.

SOTiCn IL hereby given that application
~ will be made by the subscriber, tor do
llica,c Of Land WaIant No. 81. 9lS ior 20
acres issued to Rebccca Bear, widow of Wa
Bear, who was private in Capt. Hus yonpa-
ny. dated the 10th day of Septemhel 1886, which
said warrant was duly assigned II the satd Re
hecCa Bear, III blank, and acknowledged hcic q
Jesse Ncigri, aud certified ~ ihc Prothor. .o,pr '
of Mountour county Pa, and Purrhasc,d ly ,Lo
subscriber from the said Rclecco Lear. That
the said warrant was lost in The rnuil lp,a,,!.
Union Corner Past Orcc. Nonhunlln.lard
county, Pa, and Pleasant Hi pn,l Office.
Montgomery county Indiana from ahf after the
29th Of November 1886, and hts never rccn
hca'd oi since, That in CONSEQUENCE of said loss
application will be made to the comp, ,ssiouer u
Pensions for a duplicate as above stated.
CHARLES w. Mr.HARRY.
Flea" ant llll, Indiana.
February, 20, lS5S.-'r
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Estate OF George Brosious, deceased

Estate or George Brosi0us, deceased
NJ Office is hereby given to the heirs or legal
~ representatives of George Brosious late Of
Georgetown, in Lower Mahonoy township, Nor
thumberland county, Pennsylvania, deceased
that by virtue of al alias writ of Partition and
Valuation issued out of the Orphans Co,rl OF
ra.t count. -nl TO me directed, an inquest will
be held at tie late residence Of said deceased IN
Georgetown, on MONDAY, tho G2nd dav Of
March, next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, tor the purpose
Of making partition Of the Real Estate of said
deceased, 10 wit: Of five ceI,nin tracts of land,
and four and half lots Of ground in Georgetown.
aforesaid, one Limestone lot, and five Islands,
situate in the river Susquehanna in Lower Mahb-
noy township. Northumberland county. afotpsaid,
between the heirs or legal representatives and
the widow OF said deceased. At which time and
place you may attend if you think proper.
JAMES VANDYKE, sheriff,
Shcrf's Ohice, Sunbury, }
January 30 1899.
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March 10, SO.

DURE OLIVE OIL for table use,-tNo size
n at 375 and G2i ccnts--jus, received by
A. w. FISHER,
March Il '5N.
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AD! RE d.. l. L ! D.!
=. 2. &. Z. E. HXsIE =,
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MERCEI II IT'S,
K!i,.e's Grore, Northumberland c0uaiy, IA
WYE have determined from the publication Of
w this notice TO sell at greatly reduced prices
COR CASH or stock nf Goods, rompris'l'g
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, QuecnswaTc,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape, Medicines, &c,
and all goods usually kept in country store.
Being desgous of quitting the business We will
DISPOSE Of our stock Of Goods on or before the
3lgt day Of March, 1879, 10 a p:.son OF persons
wishing 10 embark N the butilcss on favorable
terms. The situation is : good orc :or doing ~.
extensive mercantile tgalc.
For further particulars call personally upon
lie subscribers, OF Gdjye,g them by mail.
J. z. {. |. 7. KLINE.
Kline's Grove Ia, february Ga, 1883.
The Commonwealth c. pennsylvania
To Joseph Llaussawout
Peter Haughawout. John Haughawout, Nancy
in:ermarried with Mm. II. klse, Elizabeth IL
tcrmarried with Esau CanphclI, Mary Haugha'
wout widow of LclcTt Haughawout, decd and
Mary Haughawout and Ephram yte guardian
af John j., Sarah Jane, Ephraim l.. and Mary
L. HauGhawout, ni!ior children Of said Leicr
Haughawout decd, Christopher llaughawout
Isaac Haughawout. Jackson Haushowout, Cal
win Haughawout, Dewitt Raughawout aud The
odosia intcrnarricd u ith Isaac Dewitt, heirs ant
legal representatives OF John iaughawout decd
and to al other persons interested.
GREETING
Northumberland County, So.
You AMI each OF you are
hereby cited to be and eppedr Before the Judges
Of our Orphans Court, at an Orphans Court I.
be held for said county the first Monday of APTI
next, and thcn ana there accent ar refuse t. iak'
the real estate Of the said Join Haugbawout al
the valuation placed upon il by an inquest hclt
thereon the Goth day oi December 1857. Or show
cause why The same shah no. te sold. A"u
hereof fail not
Certified from ,hc records OF orr said Orphan'a
Court at Sunhury, this lih day Of January, a.
D., 1885, Thos. ID. Grant Dep. OK. q. &.
The above naihed heirs and Legal representa-
tiyes will please take notice Of the above rule.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
SherilT's Office, Sunbury,
February 90, 1865
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SPRING RRA NGE MEN T.
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LACKAWANNA G. &BLOOMsBURG R.R.

4 FFORDlNG superior facilities far travel t. New
- York, RhIludeph Il, and the North and West, ty cun.
nectiuns ut Scranton with the trains Of the Delaware {
Larkawonnn and Western Rurond Company nlso frf
travel South and West the Cattawissl, Nlumspurt
aEd Ere Rail- nd and connecting trains
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sHERIkF"s SALE.

SHERlht'S IS BALE.
BY virtue OFT writ Of II ia. issued "a, nf
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nort',unb.c
land county, 10 me directed, will oe rxnose1
10 public sale, at the public t,ouse Of lanes
Covert in Sudbury, on Ss'',urdsv, the I'd 1ay
of April next, OF 2 o'c. .ock. l.. VI. "A ccr.
tain LOT OR PIr..UE OF GROUND, git
aate IN the oo-. o-.Jugh ofSuubrry, Eorthumber
IanJ coan' J, bounded on tho South by Land
ol hS.yamiu lieLdJ,cgsi on the North ant
on ,ho West - lands Of Charles Garinger
aud on !.e Fast by formerly the back Ian,
or Street, now the Northern Central Railroad
, Containing one half Of Ell acre, more or less
/ a!l cf which Is cleared Seized, taken il
execution aud to be sold us tie property o
George ncCarty.
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
| Sheritf's Office, Sunbury,
March 18Th, 1858.
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FEBRUARY 90, 1868.
ES.FEy @ Ell.

HUST received hy Relroad another lot .
~ choice and desirable gp,>ds consisting ~ par
of Fancy Dclanes new styles, Ulack aud Fancy
Silks beautiful Maddcr Prints at u, b nnd .
cents per yard--r Persian Deboer II een's,-i i,a'n
Delanes i2j cents sc inches hide Npplcaoneu
Muslin G. cen,s-Also 800 yard. MIsln ui-
fcr,nt widths and qualities-Frcnch f'o'iF . as
simercs, Sa,inctt, Kentucky Jcan &c. a. ehcNeu'
ingy low prices And We call particular h'en'
tion to our Stotk Of Fresh Groceries, icc'il,A as
surcd that their qcality and our price will reno 'r
entire satisfsctioM
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SToRH-

DURE CONCENTRATED LIVE OR 81
L PuNiFIER, for sale a, FlSHEk'S Brus
store Frlcc 20 cts,
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COME ONE cSMgE AL

Examine our goods and learn our prices Our
stock presents a large and varied assortment, Ell
ahling purchasers to make gooG selection 10 the
best advantage.
GREAT BAE GALNS,
In conse ounce OF the advanced state Of ihe " IA
Ter, we will commence frcin this date 20 sell our
entire stock of Ready Made Clothing Blankets.
Winter Hosiery aud very nice assortment Di
Ladies Shawls at greatly reduced rices--Now
is the time 80 secure good bargains.
pL NNN SAVED L. A PENNY EARNED.
j.. Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Snmhury, February 90, 1853.
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-LltA ~ -tS--l- Z 'ALJ -C.ly la. .El,
Market Street, Sunbury Pa.
'1NHE subs".ibCr respectful, informs Tie CHI
q zen. Oi Sunhury, and the public gcuetaily,
Ih-t ae has purchased, and will take possessions
tie above well known stand on ,Ae Isl Ut
Irii LcAt, formerly kept 10y MIS- THOMPSON
hat ar will pat the -amc IN complete rctair.-
addition hc will provide Il oon,tyaa,c 10 carry
passengers TO and from the d.rTcrent Ruilrcad dc
pots, and viii leave no rilIrts uutricd 10 Tenlrt
hIs hotel deslr.ble '.upprs place for guests ana
Travellers. JOHN Lesser,
Fe ru,Gv %, 1883,
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sADIEEY AND HARNESS MAKING


February, 90, lda6.-3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
Execution Of Murderers.

BOSTON, F6isy, June %, I658.
james MCGEE, alias Mckee, was hung at ~ o'clock
to-day IN tie rounds u the jail for the murder ofDepu
ty-Wardsn Gaen Walker. in the State Prison, about
eighteen months ego. Three to four hundred peraops
witr essed the execution. Mckee attended by
the Rev. Mr.. Stckney, who offered prayer and read
the service Of the Episcopal Church appropriate to
the occ sson.
been since the eentsnce. After being piniored and
seated upon the trap, Sheriff Clark read the death
warsnt and informed the cupIt If he had anything
silent The black cap was adjusted the drop fell, and
he died without struggle.
MONTREAL, Friday, June %, 1858.
Jean Baptiste Desforges and Marie Anne Belsle,
eouy;cted OF the murder of Catherine Provost at st.
Jerome last Winter were executed in front of the jail
at 10 O'Clock to-day in the presence of an immense
Concouzss of people. The prisoners confessed their
guilt, and showed much cslmness. This is the first
execution in Montreal for 20 yesrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
OUR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Core pondence Of The Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON, june 81, 1853
The Administration, now that Congress has ed-
ourned has leisure to direct its attention to the foreign
affairs Of the country. Congress gave little facility to
the proper operations Of the Executive in tts respect
but 10 more than instance acted, or proposed to
act with undue impetuosity, and without conSultug
the state Of the question or the views Of the President
In matters which really required legislative action in
aid of the action Of the Executive Congress could not
be moved. Of this class of measures was the propos-
tion to give the President to prevent or redress
injuries to American citizeDs by Nicarsgus, Costa
R;cs. New. Granada, &c. The Executive has, how
ever certain limited powers this subject, and will
proceed at once to exert them.
With Nicaragua no terms can be made, and further
attempts to negotiate with her would be useless There
is enough Of reality n NJ Beys scheme to show that
the CO. called Governments OF Nicaragua and Costa
Rics are inimios to U.s. and will exclude US from the
use Of the transit. Bellys scheme, though impract-
cable and absurd has been adopted by Nicaragua
and may be maintained by the French Government.
However that may be- the President viii take proper
and most efficient steps at once to secure to our c-
zens the enjoyment Of that communication. he can
interpose "a the last Administration ought to have
done for the promotion Of Whatever rights our cti'
zeDs had in that transit Tha. this is about to be
done, without regard to NJ. Benys plan, or the nos
ti;ity of Maltnez, there is Lo reason to doubt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
THE MAINE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

We find 10 some OF the. Boston papers dispatch
dated Augusts, June "A, from which we take the fol-
lowing:
The Republicans Of Maine met by delegates in Con-
venton, at Msionsn Hail. in this place this forsnooa,
tor the nomination Of State otfcsrs. Tne Convention
WAS called to order by Mr. u. w. Norris, of Skowae-
gan and Temporarily organized by the choice Of Esra
b. French of Damsiscotta, a, President.
On taking the chair Mr.. French msde spiritAd
speech Of copgrstula.ion upon the auspices under
which the Convection met and the prospects tor the
future.
While the Committees were out, the Hon. Samuel
p. Benson of Winthrop was called for and responded
in speech. he expressed his delight at the rnmeri-
cal strength and character Of the Convention, and re-
marked taat be had thought there was but little TO do
save to come together and put in nomination the man
who had acceptaby filled the office Of Governor OF
Maine for the past year Union harmony ana energy
of action were eloqusny urged by the speaker whose
remarks were warmly received throughout.
Ths Committee ON Permanent Organization then
reported o. President, Franklin Muzzy of Bangor.
At l21 o'clock the Convention took recess or din
Every county in the State Is iuly represented
AFTERNOON sEssIos.
In the afternoon, the Committee on Credentials re-
ported 6oi delegates present.
A ballot was Zen ssken for Gubernstorial candi.
date. Tho whole number Of votes was 5l2 al Of
which were for Let u. Morrill,, the present Governor
Great applause followed the announcement
Gov. Morrill, appeared and accepted the nomination
in vigorous snd energetic speech. ne reviewed the
Pro-Slsvsry policy OF the Government, commenting
in strong terms upon its frequent aggressive acts
sgsir At the Free States especially since the present
Administration came into power. He declared that it
Was necessary to prostrats the Slave Power acting
through this Administration the liberties of the
people would b entirely subjected To it. The Gov.
ernors comments upon the decisions oil the Supreme
Court wore very severe.
Tie Hon VIM. Pitt Fessenden, q. s. Senator, was
then called for, and made Q speech Of considerable
length, in which be sxsuined the Pro Sisysry and
= n. I. l. A 4Ah n
Secretary Cobo's policy was pungeut and amusing
Mr.. Fsssenden excused himssf from sPscsa19 2
greater length, account of sxhauson, boz esd ne
should take occasion during the esmp4ign 10 review
the policy of M Buchanan with sou,. ninufeesss.
Resolutions adopted enforcing the Anti osvefy
doctrines of the party, and also denounci2g the Aa
mnistrstion for ts attempt 10 repeal tns ocun
ipss wsrs ssthutistic ssd harmonious, and the mott
uncoub'ed G. pGieucs VS. fsl. IN the rssui o tas
election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
EARINE AFFAIRS.
TIE YACHT RACE.


"IsLrp June 2i 1853.
"TLe yachts passed Fire Isisrd Light yesterday.
Tie Urs appeared to us to be leading the feet abou.
four miles the others coss together, with the eXcsp-
ten Of small toop and schooner two or three miles
ssten.
The Ira passed FIVE mi sutes before o'clock.
She had every sal set which could be Gro Eded on.
The wndw fresh from the sOu:h-wsst and continued
they reached Montsuk.
"Tbs morning the wild ia light.
The following letter from Fire Island to gentleman
in this city shows the relative stuaiou OF the yachts
as they passed that point:
"JUsE "a TIE yachts passed Fire Island light
about 81. in tie foow ordsr as the vessels
could be made out viz:
Soop Uos ahead. with all kites sst, goirg at a
Flora Temple pace.
Soop Reteccs about mica sstetn.
"Schoones Haze nile astern Rebsoca.
Schooner Sylvie mile astsrn Hsze.
Soop Madgie c.ose aboard Syvis-psssed both
Hsze and SylTie before they were out OF sight.
Schooner WideeOn mils sste-p MGga.
Soop Minnie supposed to bsl miles astera
WidgeOn.
Schooner Fsvofits 4 miles sste,n Mirp's
10y Telegraph
Nrw.HAyEs. Conn, FGday. June %, 1853.
The New York racing yachts were spoken TO- day,
at clock uLder the Iong Island shore. neary oppo-
site Ills city, by the yacht Mary, belonging here.
The Rebeccs led and the others came after her 10 the
following order Una FIRST, Madge second, schooner
Haze third, ard remainder Of the lee. badly behind.
NAVAL.
The u. S. Practice ship Prebie. Commands Craven,
arrived in Hampton Reads Wednesday morning. from
Annapolis The Preble, We believe, is bound 70 Eu-
rope, ard viii probably sail to-day.
The U. S ship Csaae wn taken out Of dock the
same day, at the GOsport Navy Yard. and the slOop
John Adams put in her place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
THE GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
ACADRMY-JONEss WOODS.


We bsve already called attention to the CREST musi-
cal festiva il two par!s-pArt I. at the Academy OF
Music on Sunday rigbt-pHt II. q. Jones's Wood,
Picnic, On Moodsy. The performers at the festivL
VIII te as nsueious as practicable tbs. is To say
greater number would not add to the effect. Tae S,o
viii be by the beat s1t.ts. The otj.c: OF tie fsoyL
is not simply artistic, but benevolent likewise. Tns
crisis and its effects have been ,ady felt by the numer
Gus musicians who are corgreystsd BY hundredsn thi,
city. Their usual OF profit have been sorely ab
bsevsted The more prosperous professors accordingly
have determined to give magnificent festival con-
cent OF vocal and instrumental muse II the Academy.
followed by concert and pic NC at Jones's Woods.
An address will be delivered also. at the picnic 1t
Is expected 30 Oc0 persons snd upwas viii be presen.
at the latter. Mr. 1ismann. the Mayer, and a num-
Der of tie city artho4ities vii also be there.
A festiyal on tie same scale in the open air has
never been given. The wes her promises to be pre-
piiors. Every care viii be taken TO make tie sffSr
attractive. Special steamboats, "a well as the cars will
take the visitors to Joness Wood for atras. See ad
yetisement for particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26
THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FOR
GOYERNOR.
LErTER FROM JAMES S. WADSWORrH.

F,or TAe T,oy Evenin9 Tines. Jrne a.
II will be seen by the folio wing communication,
which we recsived this morning, that James 5. " sds
worth positively declines the Of his name rs csn
ddate for domination fer Governor by the Republican
State Convention. And he Gays he shall decline such
nomination il il is rendered to him We regret ,esd
ingy that Mr. Wadsworth Ass formed this determins-
ton He lie Just the man for the psoe, aud the pa)s
wants such a man. Modest merit, subita1tial worth
and irreproachabe political integrity are the qualities
desired for that Office, and they ara in sn
eminent degree by james s. Wsds ~orth;
"JoHs NJ GRAScis. ESQ. Etitcr Troy Usliy Tim'':
"DEAR SIR: have Just met with the paragraph IN
which you refer TO my name in connection with the
gubegpstoria nomination to be maje by the approach.
ing Republican Convention.
u should do Injustice TO myself as wen as 70 you
[ did not hasten to thank you tor t9e KIND eno only
too ccmpiu manner in which you allude 20 me-
and TO advise you at the time tina. you nave oeen
misled in suppc sing thai shs, DC cshacae poiye
tts Convention. have always. to the friends VINO
have written or spoken TO Inc on the suoec, decned
TO have my name presented tc the Convention under
spy circuun tsrces Whatever. trust shall % par
doned if go further. and state what Will perhaps
Justly be regarded as very gratultous decaration
that should decline the nomination II II were tendsrea
to ne by the Convention. 80.
Gas have never been in public In my life, aud
rever had 40 opportunity OF provirg my hdey 20 tue
great principles of republican government receive
the bare suggestion Of my name IN connection Win
the distinguished position CT Governor Of the State az
the meet Aaterng tribute my persons. and political
friends could render me. II satisfies oil ny AMBITION
ard au content TO labor zeslousy in the ranks as
bsys hitherto done in support OF the cardinal and DIS
t;nctiys principles 20 which the Republican party n
common with the old radio a Democracy of Newton
stand pledged. Very rsspsetfSiIy y9niSs,s svopru +,
Uc.,.e, yuns u 1850"