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A. NJ. MEsT1s, Alctioneer. -
pY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
40 insa Nos. 59i and SEQ Broadway Sales OF Boots Sta
aoaer Pictures. WoGs Of Ar Fancy Good Furniture, nc.
WEDNESDAY and Il TUESDAY EFEHIaGS,
Oct II and l8, ct q o'clock -
COINS MEDALS AND CONrINEsTAL MONEY.-A
large collection of both American aad Fosn en-
many exceedingly and valuable and par
ticuary ricf American pieces Fo particulars catalogue,
which may BE- had at the salcsroofns
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Gonses TO Get.

A PLEASANT OFFICE, corner Of Broadway
IA and Fulen a., to LET inquire Of DITTO PORTER
Go No. 27 tT0sdWsy cor. Fult nst
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wii h. Continued THIS DAY at 4 o'clock D. M
A UCTION SALE, by order OF Executor. The
subscriher will offer for sale public auction
PR misses FRIDAY, Oc.obe % 1860, A. o'clock p ths
spobe PROPERTY situated at the Of Broad and ""
Nan cts in Newark New jersey belonging II the estate Of
Russell II Nsyins deceased The Lo. il 50 FEET inches vide
continu- Of that width 100 feet, Ehen II
has width of rs feet inches for the dp OF 81 feet ten
inches md IL 2 feet wide the remaining depth Of IL fest
inches II 1871 feet 10 inches deep William st. aud 1O fee
deep on the north side sting with alley in the
on which IL IS bounded Is Tire Hotel Ia large subtan
TIA built 4story brick building having Basement and Under
cellar II &c upi the whole the lot and extends abo
s0 Wil, The property viii be Sc. mp a. 5Z0o
ne highest bidder above that Ten pr
the purchase money be pd the day Of sale and
per 18th dag Of November next The balance OF
the purchase oney sy remain bond sod mortysge OF the
premise. yesIs iiom November 49, 1860 on trrest
per per anDu pey able half yearly For further inormt
ton the subscriber ray be nbdressed Of WILLIAM
d. II NEVINS Executor.
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Cost ann founn.

SaS REWARD.-Taken in mistake from
~ 81 Etw.Hsvsn Depot, Oct Large rouod top Ra'set
TRUN X Married on arb ED }. A., 7" The above
IN b. pNii on lrrrg the to G. SCOFlELD
9Th sv and 27th.st, Stndley's Express
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Dantins Arahemies.
A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
N. No. 8c6 broadway New.York,
No l6 McntsgUe place Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS end SkIURDAYSi in New-folk


No l31 McntsgUe place Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS ana SATURDAYS in New-folk.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
AZ p. for children e. m for g nlenen
n addition the Count QuadTile, Prince 1upefse, Ev.s
green Empire cca tnces Minuet QHadhe Linda
other educational dances already introduced BY Mr. Don
WORTH variety Of dances win pc brought torwArs
during the Obi be mentioned La Czans
lust received from Paris and the Qusdle Stenne especially
Tted the development Of graceful movement IN children
Cirruiar Of terms &c, may be had a. either Academy
A CADEMY Of DANCING and CALISTHEN-
~ ICS.-Nr and Mrs TREEOR reopen their well snovr
rooms, No 6s West 34,hst, WEDNESDAY 2eth inst No
n South 9th-pt Brooklyn T. D.. h open Mr. z. VIII b.
ommodafe parties VINO form classes at thei
residence In private schools 81 either OF the Academies Cal
for circulars.
~ II. RIVERS's DANCING ACADEMY No.
~. 555 Fuons, Rrooklyn.-A the modern dances taught
OF lessons Classes forming Ladies
TUe.dsy Friday afternoons at O'Clock. Gentlemen
Tuesday Friday evenings It o'clock Misses and Masters
edne dsy and Saturday afternoons at o'clock Send for
Circular.
90 WEST 36th-st.-Madame (Ferrero) JACK
81 SONS private DANCING ACADEMY. Days Of Til.
ton WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS aud MONDAYS aud
THURSDAYS.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
OTHERS
LoTs SALE
ELIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY.

III
This point il the ter1inus q the Central Railroad Of New
Jen.y b. which direct connect is secured with all the coal
sd cn regions of P.nrS vsnia and with ext nsve lumber
pciu or aid II has hourly comment alton By steam
beat sud railroad with New York distant Ia miles wi ied
with w,te and gas bs. very healthy location aud offers
rvaed faces for the establishment OF Manufactures aud
ecbais ad@s The subscriber offers these Lots in quant
s IN suit purchasers very vosbe terms both TO price
and tine OF payment Mechanics and Manufacturers particu
la w. are qus.tec 10 exsmin' tn gr uDd Apply to
+ KELLOGG E1ecntor, No 90 BeaveT-st N. I. or to
b. COOLEY, Agent ElizsbehPod.
TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock
lyn Hiatt between F6tton and WssL Fenies Nos So
aud 81 SALE LET together separate
with p,y e. purchase easy terms house 3oKtO The
other 2CO bull by day work under Inspection Of The
eIpssly his and fsnys residence Every det ~ Of
IN tie be ste Both houses four stories high, bownstooe
froIta stoop ard ba1strsdes material very handsome
Of arcEt-C modern talE asy- 10 appearance sd
NC surrass-f by Of mr sze IN Nrvlo TIE windows
Ct be lg plte glass 3X feet offering
every scty the splendid sryiug the BAY
the Nsrrvs Staten Island, the Jersey shore 60 tn bue
hs sud falls Of the PLssc The principal staircase il pica
o. sold hs walnut very beautiful trimmed. lighted Nv
hishy oInsuentcd lantern Of stained glass from which visw Of
Itne lssId the horizon il commanded The entrances
lofty and principal hal laid With Italian marble tiles
thrf ugtoi The systoy rept, and sple did kitchen, opu
Ing on lawn every requisite Of the .i.ine aud dumb
Wi err ana TUBES fom unde- cellars ssc)gd stores
Hot and cold baths every story and wC,rc ests from
ttcn4nt 10 OIL tie upper cbautorS Cs vsuts and splendid wine
va lts lighted 10y patent Humnaio The -rie' he
oil mes there are charge For terms apply
10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine ct.
TITO BUILDERS.-For SALE-Superior FARM
epdGAFDFE LANDS very cesi e. located, feasy
PIT ps,menti, labor oins materials If desired
each vii e furnished Th. pr0poi has iatrnsic and
't7sc avail the seyes Of it. Apply at No. 10
Prest Room fo.4.
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4 aieh School Noe. IN and l29 Broadway, (msd'son
squsre) will reopen MONDAY. Sept 15ts Bouisrs de-?
boa.ders and dHY schoML
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CTPFRIOR new brown-stOne Englsh-basement
- poUSsS H. 30'h he.~een ah sn3 Madis?n avs. for
SALE easy and at uunsusy low prices Also high
stoop Hou'e door from 5thay Inquire OF e. RIG u.s.
No all 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-11
R. W. TAYLER. Auditor Of State,
A. p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State,
C. 2. WOLCOTT, Attorney. General,
Commissioners Of the Sinki Fund the State Of Ollie.
OyYIcK Oy TEE TRUSTEES DUB. PAc r. R. Co.,
Nc al Exchange place.
kRxr -Ena Sent 4 \

OFvICK OY TEE TRUSTEES or THB DUB. Il PAC. X. K
Nc Al Exchange place.
NBw-YORK Sept IL 1850
NOT1CE.-The Bondholders, Stockholders, and
IN Creditors ofthe DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby notified that, according to decree
entered by the Bondhoders end granted By the District Cour
q Dubuque County Iowa az the August term the Dubuque
and Pacific Railroad has absolutely sold and orecosed o<
heir benefit uEde the Compromse arrangement entered into
sne accepted at the Borehoer, Meetings held at this oos
July eth aud eth, 1860.
The franchises and rights together with the snds 81 D-
buque aud Pacific Railroad Company have been conveyed The
organization. THE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the Trustees (Eho Provts
ona Directors Of TIE Company prepared 10 make tho
exchange OF al evidences Of Indebtedness In accordance
the decree Of Court
The election Of the Directors OF the Copsny being
hsnd very important that esch interest should be repre-
sented
Idholders respectfully requested to send this ocs
their Bonds and receive Preferred STOCK Of the oTgsoiz.os
at IS early day possible.
Pamphlets containing all the particulars of thu foreclosure sr
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Company &c Can bad
upon application 81 this office.
N.,,yo,L NJ X. yESUP, Trust Dab. & Pa RR- Co.
'e~'A' tHERM. GELPCKE and
p,hro,. 5PLATT SMITH Directors OF Dub. and
'u0uqoe' wv. W. HAMILTON Sioux City RR- Co
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Union LITERARY INSTITUTE Warnerville,
u Schotsre Cfuny n "a fret class School for botn
saxs Tenn opens Oc o. For ciculakc cell uson the Be'
Harvey Brown, No l2l Nassau i Andrew j. Gnhm esq
''' CHESTER c. THoRNE, A. NJ, Principal
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0yPICE TIRE MICHIGAN SoUTHsRN N. l. r r. Co.,
No IL WILLIAn.sr, NEW YORK Sept 10 1850 )
TNHE holders of the SECOND GENERAL
Il MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company are hereby nod.
Sed that the Treasurer WILL after the 3h inst fund s unpd
,oupons Of said class OF Bon Of earlier date than Noyeber
1889 and the four Of November 1889 May and Noveu
bet 1850 aud May 1851 by giving In exchange therefor he SEQ
ond General Mortgage Bond' Of this Company par For al
Coupons offered in fall sets the Bonds given exchange viii baax
Interest as Of November 1860.
The holder, Of the PLAIN UNSECURED BONDS Con.
exchange ,d Bonds for FIRST MORT 1AGE BONDS
Of the DETROIT, MUNROE l. TOLEDO RailrosA Company
At par For the Coupons due thereon scrip viii be Issued
sonverable In hke manner HENRY kEEP, Treasurer.
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ECONOMY and SECURITY.

REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 10 We'll st.
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CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD, Auctioneers

4 NHADIBEKS d FAIhCI1IID, AuCIIUHbtI5
" Office No. il3 Hasssu-st
RECEIVERS SALE.-Tho undtrsignsd Receiver &c, OF
the late Schmidt vii SELL at Public Auc-
tion Of said hm, No 23 Br0omes, on the
day October inst 10 o'clock, IN tho forenoon the
stock bster aud Property OF raid rm consisting 81
hssss PIANOS a the latest and bes patterns unfinished
Pianos Stock Materials Patterns together with toe lease
until Msy 1861 and s3od win Of the factory and premises
bale peremptory. Terms cssh
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, entering
~ cath pear, reopeDs it, Primary Clsss,cl ana No'
o.rc De- n1ent. Sept Cironlsrs cal At UnverSy.
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SABIN e. Co

I SABIN g. Co
Os AUCTIONEERs or LITERARY PROPERTY,
4b't Lafay cite place, door east from Croadwsy.
The ,als OF the late
VIM. T.. BUTTONS LIBRARY
viii be COT tnned THIS DAY al 4 O'clock p
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DOSE HILL SEMINARY for young Ladies will
reopen Mon3sy Nov 5 For circulars and ref rces sppy
o ia. Prinript nrs G. WHlTE Ds bury, Conn.,. Box 10
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A L KINZEls 800,
~ cgFkp LACE AND EMBROIDERY STORE.
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
9OfO yrr5s new Fall BONNET RIBBONS, yc' nc.
40 Xtlds new Fall BONNET RlBBONS, lSc' VIC.
500 sres new Fall BONNET RIBBONS, &c. ZSc'
Oper ms a fine lot Of FRENGd FLONEkA
STRAW BONNETS.
Ssfo Sta,s Borue.s al the styles cheap
Aretbe, lot of those rich Bonne Strings, SOC
40 pees colorsd and black VSlVETS at 2Sc per piece
igO ysids rich Velvet DRESS AND CLOAk TRIMMINGS
KID GLOVES.
Gra,t bsrcAins g. soc. best Kids Coo
Rerssrs 10 Gauntlet Gloves. lNc 25c, BIC per pAir
acc par. Ladies silk Gloves iued 2c - -
2!OO isir L,des AID Missrs Nored Slk Gloves l2c
Job lSt OF PuSlF RY cheap. &c &c lOc PEI pair
BARGAINS IL COLLARS AND SETS
aRfO Worsed CELLARS, PC. nc l5e, lSc Csc.
25AO Worked Cellars, very hne SOC to CSC.
go Work. 4 ST. SOC 75c. Al - .. $500. -. -,
BARGAINS IN GENTS AND LADIES HANDKERCHlEFs
Oh Al A'n0' BANDS AND FLoUSCINGS CHEAP.
3UO Dm,y Sents &c -
? so " oy.ed Bands &c 70. lSc, 25,. .
Oceripv Gre IN Of rich FRENCH FLOWERS. in Vevets,
CIT spe Cheoile Also, white tlsck and oolored
FEATHERS - -. -. ~ >,,,rc q, ,cc ppYr,
and Al ,ssornle1t q FANCY 60 JOS generally.
Receiving every dsy bsTg ins in goods OF all styles rom the
suaticn rorms
(loods At sholesals less than jobhers' prices
VIM KIN2Ef
No. 223 8bRs between 2lst a5d I'D Sta
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HNBE MISSES BUCKNALL and Mr.. MILLS
4 respectfully announce tina. their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES No West I'D at il Organized and ready Tor the
reception pupils Preparatory School forms part Of the
otys uiZstiOn
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All Risks tsken by this Company PARTICIPATE IN THE
PROFITS aud taken Of the SAME RATES e, the
participating Policies Of other MUTUAL ConPani.s
ROBERT HONE, President
DrsCAs + CURRY, Secretary.
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nrAn.NE C. MEARs BURKHARDT

R.eetuy 60 Parent, And opaTs h% SCHOOL,
Fl -, an on WEDNESDAY, Sept H. Circulars m,y D- Cd
mad :. ber residence No ~ West hst at the Bookstore 9
M scIwood & ~ MS No al BroadSny and ~ srcn'ings
W,c SIRE No 10 Broadway Application ny etts, unHl
o., VIII receive ,romp, attention aud after which dsa
MILAN. c. MEARS BURKHARDT viii be happy to receive
thea in person.
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NOTICE. -COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL
~ SCHOOL 10. Is Henry st. y, will reopen Sept 20
SOLOMON JEENEG, A NJ Principal
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lIESSRS. PARKER g. BRRTHET will re-.

VI open their School No 70 East 2lst st. corner OF
Bro.ws Sept Pupils v be prepared for any college or
the and the studies conducted In French
.sh at the parents option There Primary Department In
charge experienced lady and Of tn. Principals Away.
directs the exercises Of the Gymnasium Circulars LOCK-
WOODS, No. I'll Broadway,
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NYACK Classical and Commercial Seminary
IN III. Winter S., sion Of this Academy on ton
d,y Nov For C With terms references. 10 sdireas
C. RUTHERFORD A NJ Principal Nysck, Rockand 60, NY
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AuctiOneer.-On FRI
DAY Oct H. a. lOl o'clock at the Ceatral siesroons,
WloBgbby Of Pesrlst, regular weekly sale Two
handsome rosewood Planes large French Plate Pier Glasses,
Dsnssk Lsce Cuaiss and Epres Sofas Ch-irs Ceaer
Tables Bureaus, Washs.suds, Bedse.ds Hair
Mattes Feather Beds Bedding, Cookery Glss Ware Cat
ey Stoves Carpets OnlothS Lesters Sewing Maci"es &c
ITO BUILDERS-The BRICK BUILDING,
lots Nos 25 and 247 Wiluamst Duaue tskeu by
the extension OF Chsnbe5t and occupied BY Ward school
No H. will be sold SATURDAY 18th lost a, IL o'clock
III premises public auction the highest bidder for cash
The pufcbasers will be required the within %
DAYS from the day of sale. ROBT T. HAWS, Controller
City New York Depsrtin Mt OF Finance Controllers Office,
Oct 2 1860
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EIoHTY PER CENT of the Profits arnu,Iy divided wifi
Tho Assur
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LNOk SALE, ri YoDhers, on the budson--fine
L RUIJDfTG SITES often eAcb commanding
S''0'N'' nAH1FL 7. BoLxER Yorseu
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VBE MISSES ROHR and MRS. TUFTS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL,
No. 70 West 18th 81 nsu Msdsonsqure,
v,rl DO raopenel on THURSDAY, September IL
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OlO SOLOMON e. HART, 900
tNtJ No 1863 u soadwav. cOC
UPHoLSTERS PAPER HANGERS
INTERIOR DECORATORS,
Are GOV persred from their aud extensive stock
WY g RTAINS DRAPFRIES LAMBREQUINS
and WINDOW 81 AIDES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITOR.
Or viii cot retail seal advance fom cost thr SPLEEN
cid essnitue1t Of -
BROCATFIs SATINS TAPESTRIES
PLVSHES DAMAsKS IHl HTZES. ,
And GOLD aud PANIED WINDOW ShAuES'
II ey have Low ready for exhibition In their
EXPERIENCING DEPARTMENT,
in addition their large stock Of Plain and DecofAuVe
Peppers . - --.,rl,, ,.Ovrrr,uS
inst received from their house IN PNis.
The specs attention Of families intending TO ornament
their
DRAWING ROOMS ROUOOIRS,
LIBRARIES, DINING ROOMS, ,..,,
HALLS AND CHANGERS,
called n these beautiful Vrods which they intend Offering Of
MODER ATE PRICE,
SOLOMON HART,
No 3,q Rroadway
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T,HE MISSES WALKER will reopen their
4 DAY SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies, No. la Madison-s'
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
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MISS KENNEDY's PRIVATE CLASSES for
vi YOUNG LADIES No 70 we,. 2nh;'t between 'th and
G,hay. Mir- Ke, nedy also receives boarding pupis
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ITO PARENTS and GUARDIANSHIP Lady &C
tuition IN higher semn Nies Ia New Eng I'd ed
hs city pa'ently and fsvorsby stda'ed saot aus
CLASS Of YoUNG LADIES Topseots designing to t'aye,
to his opp tuuy IA particularly invited Address A. j.
BrosdwaN
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Real Gstaic for Sale.

AT ORANGE, N J.-COUNTRY SEAT OF
~ IN orr near the Jspot fr.t improvement rich
soil psr Of fruit pure SOFT sp ing gs,eI NJ, so co.,
Through tho huldinfs Apply 70 Il PAIION q w, ~ " "
, 1860-06-02
a RIGHTEOUS DECISION.

A cass has just boon decided in the su-
preme Court Of Illinois, that will take the wind
out Of The sails Of the email lawyers aud pecu-
MARY tricks,crs who have attempted to call in
question tho validity Of county bonds Issued
in mid of railroads. 1t came up on an appeal
from Stark County; ard tic Court held that
tue law authorizing counties 70 subscribe for
railroad stock aud to issue their county bonds
therefor, was constitutional. and that the
bonds issued in this CAUSE were regularly is
nue1 and although tie county had no author
aty to make them payable in New York, they
were 40. for that reason void but imposes an
obligation on the county to ray them at home
1l4e ss1ns as if no place Of payment had been
specified in tile bond.
The incxpresaih1e nlcanness and dishon-
eaty which resort to legl qnibblc to avoid
the payment Of ,lebt contracted by q
county, has met proper rabuke, and
now thoss countics in this State Will
laye permitted themselves to bs drawn into
spsculations iu raiIroal stocSs and bonds
have nothing to do but make such just ant
honorable arrangements fer payment as thu
lenieucy Of their creditors will permit Fo
I he gaod mama Of tho Stale We ara heartily
glad tha: the decision has been made.
, 1860-06-02

A New York paper, day or txo age: in
quoting paragraph from the PnEss AND TIL.
BrSc, spoke Of it as having bsen written "by
auth hority"-mean:ng,no d,ubt, Tint it reflected
the riews Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
We desire it to tc expressly understood
Tint the Press AND TRIBUNE is in No scosc
Mr. LlScoLSs organ: thst l1e is no more rc'
sronsible for wha: sppears in its columns thar
for tho diatriles Of the New York Herald
He never has been consulted nbout ula,
shall bs said or unsai3 in this journnl; ant
certainly he would never give is advice in tht
conduct Of o,.r alEairs unless it vera asked
We are not in communication Will, him per
sonally, by proxy, or hy lstter, and for augh
w know, VIC may every day he doing t}la
which lie cannot possibly approve.
That we in some sort aided in his nomina
ton Is true; but our poor service in tl4at re
gard gives us no claim 10 speak for him
hence, once for all VIC repudiatc Us unjust t.
him. though fattering to ua, the notion tha
we nre his representative, or tha! hs is AZ
countahle for a7ythiny which wc may pleas
10 d. Mr. LINCOLN has no orgau.
, 1860-06-02

We learn By the Glasgow that On tbe 1-tb
instant, Lady Byron, the widow Of tho ere.t a
poet, died ss London. IN to ,i1ty.siztb yes7 of
only daughter aud hslr Of Sir Ralph MilbsnIc
Noel, Baronet- IL 1856 she succeeded to H.
barony of Wentworth. Shs WAS married to
Lord byron in lsl5-ths unlon proving, Us il
well koown, most unhapoy to both husband
aud villa, and ls lived with his wies only some
thirteen days.
Indy Byron took an active interest In phil.
euthrop,c and benevolent moTens suts, and In
1856 she ssnt GIN Of three hundred and fifty
dollars 10 the New England Rausxs Emigration
Society. We cau scarcely recall . lady Of the
present century whose name bag been so ottsn
Brought before the public, aud il such singu.
lar way. By her relations With others. rather
than BY any desire or effort on her part to %.
tain pablic;ty.-N. I. Estaing Poss.
, 1860-06-02
THE HARVEST.

It may eoem premature to talk Of The lar
vest as about at hand; hut the fine specimen
Of wheat now before lis from jackson county,
conv;nees lis, in that rich section Of our State,
the golden grain" is about ready for the
reaper. The sample Of which we spenk was
sent by ". S. Mason, Esq, Of carhondale, TO
Il. c. Livingston 4 Co., Of this city It will,
we think, be found equal to any tha: has ever
appeared in this market. Tho field from
which it was taken will be harvested next
week, md at once be made into flour, and pro-
hably By the fifteenth or twentieth, atfarihest,
Aessrs. Livingston & Co. will hare flour from
it Oh sale at the Board Of Trade rooms
, 1860-06-02
From Washington.
.SnciAl m.katcl to the New York T1lGune.l
W.nn1uo1oa, "Wednesday. May 81, 1860.

RETURN or Nh. SEEAEn.
Mr.. Seward returned last night and resumed
his aeat In The: Senate TO d4y. lie snys cmphat-
ically that all !he presended hopes Of the De-; :
s,is friends arc absurd, and .hat whoever may
ls the candidate at Baltimore. he will be de-
feated by 70, 900 in Ser York:
Perhaps they will bs consoled By this infor-
NATION, aud tie Usrald msy discover some new
cnusc OF sympathy. When he re-appsared in
liz xeu,, Lc was cordially welcomed by lis po
litical friends. 1sut the most noticeable feature
gus the sudden and a1fecsionate Interest exhib-
lied by the Democratic side, who swarmed
around him.
The very men who deliberately, gratuitously
and insultingly withheld their rec oguition upon
his return from Europe. and who had concocted
y programme of persecution for the campaign
in expectation OF his nomination, were fore
most in their greeting: The motive is well
understood,
, 1860-06-02

4 friend ia Gllena writes that tho nomina
ton Of HONEST 0Lp ALE insures 500 to 1.o0f
minority in IN Daviess for the Rcpublica,
ticket. Hundreds Of old cisizsns wLo have
taken Int little interest in Political Affairs
some Of whom have been inclined TO rote io'
Bell, are now working earnestly fur LINCOLN
and HAMIfS
, 1860-06-02

We arc oyerrun with communications. nine
tenths Of which are political and laudatory Of
Honest Old Abe. We are under many obl;~
cations Tor the favor Of orr correspondents;
but it their letters, essays, arpea1s, poems,
songs, &c, fal to appear, let t1lcm.dot suppose
that they are rejected on account Of dcmerit,
but ihat we lack room. 1t is one mans
work TO read the communications which dai!y
como 10 this Office. Let us beg correspondents
to be brief and roiutcl.