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The herald., 1837-04-25

A CARD.-Jbe su.cnbr vouh inform ms cu. tomsn snd
n friends and the pubic general bat he b. ins
the retail poi hces business s n Vi y. 80 s,n,, of
wher he will conan hand srge sIy oi hs
cheHcal aborn VII
dayoe o The Au.rcan comro 'on svsr whch
so,,y av M .ore the prsc,ra art ., his Time,
"a ',.os ~ execute the crude etsl pstes aud
,c ~ mi szes every variety 81 furnishing materials m private or
w, .rs 81 tcasive variety ef useful articles
a 10 see- nj hs present store ofer kr ans his cherea
my or asl,s which I've has been the habit ~
"rnisi, he trade with Il is avn ~ per atop ke hs
,s s,l ., conn of whatever form, he en ether
,h - surecssore. nesss A. LAmeuux Co al ss
~. No uf broadway " ~ porpt-
' erecutedhy W LbMio fhsthi "hNotn "
uSOR sALE.-Tlc stock of soods, orcno WITH ~.
turss and Lease o and desired w. uwthp9
over the tci boarding house may le nae 70 M
are The ho, accommodate - hoafdes asd hhs
~. ~, a, ,,s -, No ,rb =, - s2l ST
The herald., 1837-04-25
MEMORANDA.

sshipcreckT sc Forester, al this arrived yesterday
foa, Crox, Apr ai ~ 81 Ion ss fell in with
wr ck ends apparently sc of about 70 e.s byb
deck wi plank her ssrbeard blee Esrcmass and
bowp sandine mainmast zone, being mostly under wa,or
could her two letters o ~ stern
Passed within 50 yards her person on board
Another brig Spartan, at this part frsm Ponce, r. r.
ports bai 18th a os &c. Ion 70, the wreck Of
Abandoned asd full water She hadp Of her fore
mast standing
ship Ausieron the night Of the h, the ship Aus'erz,
from Mobile for Hsvre struck Pckss Reef She got on
by the wcke and arrived Key West the i,h She had
Of cotton four handed OF which taken
10 tighten her survey tobe h,ld 90 her
KEY Wes ApA " On he 9th inst sshr cumbe Rand from
New Creams for with cotton &c. struck
the Tsruras The bad the time and the nr
was knocked OFT &c Part sf the had bees taken out by
the wrcckes and Mad arrived at Key West the remainder was
hourly expected the se would obaby he towed In The
much damaged.
The Pactss-rhe ships visinian was,n for Liverpool and
Albany Johnston cf Have svne bcen dean weather
will sail this day at ~ ecIoch The letter hae win clsss
half past 10 o'cLck, An
The herald., 1837-04-25

CLEARED.
Shios Nasv le, Jackson New Oears T. Holmes; Junior
Williams, Mobile, D H.riai q Co. Bark Fwcrncr soIi
burg New Bedford, w. a. schmidt Bnes Enterpnze, BuSr
Elcnon Kentucky Gsver Nor,lk Aymar Co; Paw Hard
Africa, Nesxith Leeds Sch Albsross s.rcyant Raze
Honduras Ncsmih Leeds; Edward, Packard, Wilmington; En-
pirc, NcAath Norfolk.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Gectge Washington Baton, Liverpool March a.
q nnel, Mininm Il Co
Be ship Cen ntne, Gcssenan Bremen, days c. Meier
a Co.; ~ passengers.
Bark Harriet Finn, Moaae isdays, with cotton to D. Hm
but q Co.
Joseph Peabody, Moore Of salem, from oahs Nov. 2sth
with mdes &c TOP. J, Farnham a Co.
Brig Aagelnc, Leighton Wilmington ~ c., days, with naval
stores 10 Woodhul a Co.
Beg Grand Turk Franklin New Orleans, days, orler
ler a Oppenheimcr
sch Forester, wardc Crois, days, with sugar Ay
mar q Co.
sshr BelIao, Love- Gosarcs days, with coffee Haven
sch E.iee Son Wilmington N c. sdays, with naval stores
s.ht Boston Packet Bcebe sl.ninston days with oil
scsr Undann.sd Tyler, Wilmington, G., days Nth sayal
stores and cotton To J. Ogden.
Schr Ocean, snaly Salem, days top J. Farnham a. Co
s~hr. Alice Ellis, Rsff Virginia, 4days, 10 master
Below ship, 2briss
The herald., 1837-04-25

XsSR& ALt ABLE COUNTRY RESIDE NOE FOR ,
MY OR 10 LLT-lhr SUBSCRIBER offers for ale a GOOD
~ one two story dwelling house in the village of St.,
Conn, w about ground her, To- on "a
an keel NJ garden tine orchard oihc chos est fruit GOO
and orhcr'out blsh rs, in 70 od or, er N
Also, store opposite said house ,fiolinr fne sfa
business = - -
Also trart o about of good land yir shou
rods distant from the dwelling and ssire r pstre 80 r.
ton winch can be purchased other property or
purchaser chooses. ''' = ''''
The above dtsrbed operty be bor r, or n ncd On r.
able terms and veSy ehsibe situation Tor one " he "
good pleasant country esidencc d.srsbc bus oes
fuf terms apply TO George a. Ho ~ Bowery New Va
The herald., 1837-04-25
NEW YORK RACES.

FIRST SPRIN G MEETIN G, 1887
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, "a.
First Day uesday Sweepst kes Mile Eea, for year. odd
Enhance $500. Forfeit SiOo Eighteen subscribers
SUBSCRIBERS.
Robert rihoson y Henry, out oftis I'm of Nedoc.
9. n. L. Steyels :. rod niR scy ny
The herald., 1837-04-25

LNOH NALE-Thc well Know tFottinr Mar FIRE
II QUEEN warranted and Kind IN all harness rod
the saddle and sold the In the Ared
Ao, thc fast trotiing horse, known Townys OLD DIck
has ottsd suk.y, mile In without sry rain
ina he bose bottom and sold ts own,f gons m
the country.
with a lsht 'ro,;nr wsstr ard bsme.s
To be nj No sCa'hafine Lane no sold by ecne-oay
40 .ss,tanL '"~-
The herald., 1837-04-25

Writing and store Cards
ENGRAVED ~ A SUPERIOR STYLE, AND PRINTED WITH
THE UTMOST SEATSEss.
Persons furnishing their Copper Plates, have them
pr.sied the most approved shc able style of cards.
THE LATEST FASHIONS RECEIVED,
And osupcuor Enamel I'd Cares sly for Visiting
Cards which for bnancy oi polish cahnot tc led
Merchants and store k.clcs. pied with Cafas e Copper
plate ~ Letter al 10 hours no'ice. Caids at
Homo and fr Private Par;iss &C.
Spcciaer 70 b. sna ~ .nicis punptly cued AZ
VALENTINES
ENGRAVING, PRiN TING, hND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
The herald., 1837-04-25

ID coMPANy2s shares of TINS stock for sale at ycry low
share hasbcc, pad nthe tai stock of
company $500 stock trade consists ef Ia tum
VILLAGES cities townships and tacti ofumbcr land &C &c
dawn m Masc.
II ths stock has been bought by the North Am
Lumber Company" mammoth of az oco Of
dollars pia located in Wall and rat Of Their Cap
si stock There viii bs cnlty in showing a, the above
cas- bs had At bargain-epny To
j. THoMPs,,N col wall street ,
r.. the stock not sold nv the ,stl ,nt viii be sold
a, ,,c,,.s Nv Ma.s,. rrarLl,. = I.nL,s a2im
The herald., 1837-04-25
pII.I.lANIDs sIMPMOV VED..

ID play at Bas purchase table. invited To call ut 2s
where tarsn and try the patent
Indian aer cushions slac stone and composition ecrrentcd beds
with iron eagle frames and cmmon tables above viii Ne foud
the offered the public, advana
those who wish purchase shsr notice they he
packed n d. notice
~ Orders this hsc with cash
BAsSFoRD, 7is Broadway ~lrcceve prompt attention
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

There is more time lost lost ever, by young men IN
this cuy than in any other in which were ever &C
suainted Loud talking unnecessary amusements ioai,
inc. and bar room wranging should be left the old
uns Walk or ride in the evenings, IL you have no u
siness to attend TO- with lovely lass Of sixteen
seat yourself after tea by her side, in the parlor and
versation unit, ten o'clock do IL not listen in 81
lence and asserting smiles the divinity Of her tongue
This is true happiness All those young fellows who
the fces Of age before they have run out the
thread OF youths frivoities are the gobctweens
ofhuman existence, and never qualified TO fill the
stssion Of lover, husband, fathcrMobie Ernmirc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

pFscRIpTIox or TIE PEOPLE or kAFFIRLASD.-
The people who nhabit these fair regions the Amako-
sa are anong the finest specimens OF the human race
tall s,raightli mbcd md active their every attitude j.
graceful and every motion performed with The
head Of the Amakosa well developed and his expan
ded forehead shows considerable intellectual capacity
The hair il wooy; the istoerably prominent and
though III general round ia there - tendency TO
an aauine shape the lips inclined 10 fulness the
teeth are beautifully white and the large rest
less shows great cunning is easily lcsted up with
smile Vet often flashes with relentless cruelty when the
evil passions are work within. The color OF the skin
i rht chocolate and. though this il often concealed
with csa Of grease and red clay preserve il from
The effects Of the sun, the persons Ut the Amakosa
not disacreeabe. The chest is not So broad, nor the
arms 40 strong as those of the Europeons for the KAT
fir ", aes perform little manual labor; but the lower
limbs are muscular in the extreme. The trousers OF
few Enropeans are large enough for the brawny Kar
thigh the legs are really pillars OF Hercules The
| Amakosa dsdains 10 wear any covering on te mead,
which is occasionally ornamenied by the females, who
curl closely with red ochrc into small knots about the
size OF pea In war band oi lcatncr sncities 'he
brows and from It stand erect both sides the long
wings of the blue crane giving the head a demoniacal
| appearance. From the shoulders hangs NC uhgo'oa
kaross mantle Of soened hide, worn WIN the mar
next the body, and fastened with thong the neck
| The kaffrs near the colony are beginning 70 change
their leather covering for of cloth which Is nol 80
heavy, and is warmer in wet weather than hde' me
chief and councillors Harnesses of leopard SKINS
neatly vandycked Mt the neck and skirt worn 50 a. 70
show part OF the closely spotted hair. In walking
the open kaross displays the whole Of the naked body
| and the kaffr y without Of decencv
The women are as studous conceal their persons as
the men are savagey proud and shameless in the ex.
/ posure of theirs. One of the best
traits Of Kafhr manners is their Hospitality. When
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29
SALUBRIOUS STOMACIIIC
Enervescenf Ginger beverage Powder.
SALUBRIOUS STOMACHIC EFFERVES-
yA.OR BACsts.
THE GID ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR


Ne. 25 John street.
p CARROLL returns grateful Acknowledgements
y. public and the gentlemen of the medical prees-
sion for the liberal patronage bestowed his establishments,
wears As limits a newspaper advertisement preciudes
the possibility Of giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
Napcr Bath hr begs leave merely 10 state that
found safe though powerful remedy In all the fol-
Lowing diseases, rheumatism ncpi
ent tumour., diseases of the JOINTS catarrhal
plan Group, affections the liver asthma. sudden colds,
debility and especially powerful OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, prevalent
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Napor Bath has bad influence almost
paraecd in checking and graduating the fearful
weekly Of ntemenls of ts having
nade wishing general Napor Bath
are informed the DOCCiA, LOCAL BATH Is IN full ope
ration, and lie had nj all times.
have an visited the Vrpor Bath Esab
and have entirely that the Baths admins
'e'e" WV "''' ALEX. H. STEVENS. NJ ID.
can eheerfuly Tint have found the Baths IN John
street well atteaed comfort ~ the patient
suited. VALENIlNE MoI ~ u.
have for in the habit OF sending palezts
10 Mr. Csrros Napor Bath in John street. ,nd have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had
son 10 e satisfied skill with which they adsio
sered and believe in this respect Mr. and Mrs Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male temnle baihrrs
WV. j. MACNENEN, VI. ID.
The Baths are in readiness from O'Clock in the
morning ll O'Clock night every day, sunday rycepsd
when they open from q till IN the morning. Suphnr
Baths NJ of the day Portable Baths, with c-np~
persons administer h.m vixen required sest 70 any
part city Brooklyn five minutes notice Ne
aied syrup ssrsnpara and Everwor f.rsale Bsthns
This nd lin hath. for. ar hire. IVA Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

CHEsAPEAKE AND QUO CASAL.--One hundred and
thirty miles OF the Ohio an4 Chesapeake canal are com.
pleted comprising the distance from Washington city to
Hancock, in Maryland. In fifty sixty miles more the
canal will reach the valuable roa and coal mines in
Cumberland, Maryland. In this last there are now
more than 5000 men employed in the construction, and
laborers ret from II l2io 81 per day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

An Irislman having accidentally broken pane d
glass in window OF house in Queen-street ma
king the best of his way to get of sight well
out Of mind but unfortunately for Pat the proprietor
stole march on him. and having seized him by the col
lar exclaimed "You broke my window fellow, did You
not n" "To be sure did said Pat and didn't you
see running home Tor money to pay for itF'-Edia.
JnrgA PdpG.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

stranger Of any consideration arrives kraal, bull
lock is killed for him he receives clean hut for him
self and widow is sent to assist him. Among the
characteristics of Kar society the other hand
is its great ncontinence Most young are fire.
quently and iorcibly violated before marriage and wi
dows considered public property When the chiefs,
number ofyovng women and give them up their wild
warriors.-1lieraader's Narrative.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

APPALLING EyEST,-On the 3lst ult the inhabitants
eli Waldkrch, in the canton of st Gall, Switzerland,
had accompanied to her last abode woman of the dis.
trict who supposed 10 be dead The nterment be.
ng ended the clergyman preparing to return home
when lie heard groans proceeding FROM the grave He
immediately called the grave-diegers and caused c
coffin to be taken up and opened Unfortunately, it was
too late the ll.fatcd woman had ceased To exist In
her despair she had turned round ser face and had
torn of all her nails.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

suitable lor Tspes,ssIe mechanics ,., and
Others Apply on the premises, NO. 2 Rose street.
IA Rooms TO LEr.-Two well furnshed com
Also ppror furnished or anurnished. Apply at No
100 Greenwich ST. between Courtand and Liberty streets
\uA HOusE TO LET, TOR For sALE.-The
modern built three story house in 9Th st. few doors cas-,
finished This house ia the best manner, with
a me nn and can be had med
IN TRIVIAL, sTODDAskT ~ Co., No. u
sremoved from No. Courtlandt large
santy receiving fresh supplies of faers Plush and Trim
Also fancy coored Pushes for ladies' bonne,s which they
Hats Gaps, Stocks and Stock Frames, wholesale Shy
"a he ys., M b.ys
at furnishing the pnblc with elegant and sub
price OF S. They say tina, their efforts
crowned with triumphant success The Hats manufactured
finish any heretofore offered and stand pre-eminent among
patrons they would aylhe quality far may be-
ormhe price moderate and xed-the profit small and all
myiey ''f-"'e = Brown Il CO.
.sJoseph GiIioit's Celebrated Patent Elon-
JOSEPH Sess TO inform the public tina, he
is constantly receiving from his mandatory, in Bnnng
The ON haaa oilers the best in the Tnl
States and owarranted good quaiyamongst which be
patent Magnum Bonum Commercial Peu'
"Originsl Patent Slip Pes"
"Original Patent Ladies' Pen"
Double Damascus Barrel Lunars" Peruvian" New
York Fountain and Damascus Pens,r in variety
styesviz. cards of each and
bata holders in boxes of dozen EACH with holders in
rocco cases shell boxes and morocco cards.
i" Abata Everpoint, and Pen and Eyerpoint Pencils"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well merited celebrity TIE
Pens the whole mercantile community Europe
andthe United States several nnprncd nakers have endea
vored TO impose upan the public by spurious imitation, pur
porting be the original Joseph Gotts PATENT but which
utterly worthless and entirely destitute of those qualities
requisite fine writing, which have established such
rallied demand for the original pen every country where
is knswn!
The pusic hereby cautioned 10 be upon their guard
against these counte; they be readily detected by
unfinished appearance, and by the inferior style in which
they the market, their attempt impose
the unwary.
Each gross the genuine sen envelopea in neatly print
ed wrapper, descriptive of the article il contains
Further guard against the fraud the public will please
observe that the genuine bear Of the following marks
always reading from the point Of the pen:
Joseph Joseph Joseph
Giots Glots (sillet
Patent. Warranted. Maker
The above be had his Warehouse No. 100 Beekman
arhe below Pearl, Jew York jyll-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

ELoPEMENT-Yesterday morning, young lady OF
great personal attractions, daughter II gentleman OF
high responsibility in this eloped from her faith
ers residence early hour with servant of the
adjustment. Immediate pursuit was made on dscove.
~ of their flight but the fugitvcs managed to elude all
attempts at detection until Gordian knot had been
safely tied. The gay Lotharo had been only about three
weeks in her fathers service and could not have lost
much time il making conquest of the fair adys heart
bradford O5Srrrfr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

AN IRisH Cross -ExAMIyATIoN We find the follow
ing highly characteristic scene in Mr. Lovers romance
" Rory More The scene is worthy Of lis author.
Larry Finnegan has been examined and examined
a trial for murder. Larry's discrimination hav
ing favored the prisoner, the counsel became in
censed, and abandoned all ceremony and discretion,
which at length was noticed by the bench.
beg your pardon, sir, but am anxious to sft this
witness"
BY gor r said Finnegan "if yos sitt
from this till tomorrow, the dvl grain you'll get
o me- and indeed you've been getin' nothing but
chaif for the last half hour"
The answer had So much Of truth in it that the
sci became doubly annoyed the suppressed laugh he
heard around him and then he determined to bring up
his heavy artillery, and knock Larry to atoms.
Counsel. Now, sir I've just question or two that
you II answer by virtue otyour oath
The Bench Really, Mr.. -.
Counsel. Ibeg your lerdship's pardon but il is alb
soluely important Now, by virtue of your oath havnt
you been drinking this morning!
Witness. To be have.
Counsel How much did you drink
Witness. Faith, / don't know never throuble nay
self keepin count barrin I'm sarvn the customers at
home
Counsel You took glass of whiskey before break
fast, of course!
Witness. And glad to get it,
Counsel And another after?
Witness. Ay, coorse when it was to be had
Cognsel. When you came into the town. you went
into public house. hear and drinking there too
before you came into
Witness. Oh, ist trle among some frinds.
Counsel What do you call trte
Witness. Four pots a porther and quart o sperts.
Counsel Good God gentlemen of the jury listen
to this--a gallon of porter aud quart of whiskey!
Witness Oh but that was betune six iv uz.
Counsel Then, sir, by your own account, you're
drunk at this moment.
Witness Not bit.
Counsel. On you're oath-remember your OATH sir
do you think after drinking all you yourself have owned
TO, you in give evidence in court of jus
tice
Witness Faith, thinks a few glasses only helps to
brighten a man and betune ourselves counsellor
think you'd be great dale the better of glass your
self this mint.
The laugh which this rejonder produced finished the
"counseor" and he sat down without roaring, usual,
at the witness, 4" Go down sir" But Larry kept his
seat until the laugh over; and, receiving the
ordinary mandate retire, he looked at the discounted
barrister with the provoking afectation of hum
~ and said, Do you want any more, sir?'' This
renewed the laugh and Fimegan retired from the table
under the shadow of his laurels.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

INTERESTING AND AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA
The steam packet Florida Capt Hebbard arrived here
yesterday from Black Creek
We regret to learn from correspondent, who Is well
informed that there reliance to be placed upon the
Indians that they have intention OF emgrating IL
is believed that the Micasukeys Tallahassee Tallopes
and Indian negroes. must be extermnated before the
Scmnoles proper can be removed The pncihc disro.
siton manifested by the Indians who have the
frontier arises il is said from the perfect preparation
which they every where observe only 10 repe their
attacks if made but chastse them should they mani
fest a hostile disposition.
General Jesup il is thought will forbid all Trading
with the Indians under any circumstances whatever.
Until unconditional surrender takes place. and their
delivered up single ration VIII probably
be furnished, any trading allowed. Their chiefs II
is said have influence except for purposes Of mis-
chief and would be- is said the extreme of folly to
trust them again.
General Jesup We learn is the only officer of the
gular army who is saAgune OF the result o. our In
dian difficulties He has always II is said, objected To
pacific course and in following the course he has
op,ed since the 18th of February last has only yielded
the opinions of ninety nine one.hundredths Of the
Army.
Cur correspondent remarks:
He has been the untiring general in the field,
aud sincerely hope viii be allowed to end what he has
so well began II is reported that he is Ia be relieved
from the command. This canuo, believe.
General J. possesses much valuable information OF
the country its resources and that OF the Semnoes-
The information any other commander vi" felslre
six months to gather.
We coincide in opinion with correspondent thai
General Jesup should be permitted 70 terminate the
war II must be- in a great measure war OF eNtermi-
nation and as from all learn, Gen. }. - oi the
same opinion. He is III general to push them to ex-
tremities. -.
Another general might adopt course OF Cancellation
which would only roard the l'nur ot retflDution ana
expend more blood aud treasure
We cannot believe that the honorable secretary con-
Templates change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

BAGGAGE-THE LAw.-As this Is the season OF the
year when there is good deal Of travelling TO and FRO
in our country may not be amiss advert to the law
relative to baggage In every advertisement OF steam
boat and stage lines will find postscript nota be
that M baggage is at the risk Of the owner and tins
many suppose is sufficient clear the line its propri
etors from all responsibility IN regard baggage. This
however, is the The propretors Of every line
of transportation whether of goods passengers or
BOTH are liable for what they take. They paid for
this responsibility and is in vain for them 20 think OF
escaping it. The courts both Of this country and Eng
land have decided the question and again
and always in support of the law as we have declared
it u be. The transportation lines, however not liza.
bic for money jewels and other extra valuable articles,
which lost trunk may contain, ualess 1t be may be
shown hatthey knew of the contents of the trunk and
took il with this knowledge, received an extra sum
for Us transportation.-P hitgd. Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-29

BosToN, July a7.-BALLosS Accommodations
day. Mr.. Lauriat made preparation for an ascension
from East Boston. accompanied by young lady, and
his large pavilion erected the Nave
rick house for this purpose, and the balloon prepared
but the violence of the wind blowing also directly
sea- rendered highly improper for HIM to think OF Ia
king any other person with him. although his spi
red lad of nine years old present, and much dis
appointed being allowed mount into the higher
regions In spite of the violence of the wind however,
Mr. Lauriat entered the carand started at o'clock In
passing from the pavilion the wind swept the balloon
lhat the came in contact with the limbs,
the imminent peril # the limbs Of the rronaut but 1t
dashed through and passed rapidly off toward the east
and in IL minutes 10 descend some hve miles
from the place Of starting but whether ON the deep or
one of the islands in the direction Of Nahant could not
be observation-disclosures.
THE SEA SERPENT AGAIS.-His snakeship wasdis'
covered last Tuesday, from the piazza of the Nahant
Hotel in the water. He is described long brown.
snaky monster going ahead the rate of mile in three
four minutes. With good glass the buncses on his
back were plainly visible, though his head did not APP
pear above He is supposed to be hundred feet
in length Visitors the hotel that he seen by
least fifty persons the preceding sunday, and exhi.
bitcd Of his body above the water than the pre-
sent OCCASION.