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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
DERgmPTORY sALE-BY ORDER OF

HTHE SUPREME COURT.-Very valuable Hudson
River Pror erty at Auction. JAMES NJ. MILLER Co.
AuctioueeTs will sell a. the Merchants Exchange, on
WeduesdSy June i2h 1850 at II o'clock, under the drec
lion of Phio Rugges ESQ referee avery valuable pro.
perty consisting OF the farm and Stone q1arries late OF
Abraham Rerran ESQ deceased, containing about eighty
acres in Wescheser county, about half mule from Kings
Ridge and thirteen nom New.Y0rk IL Is beautifully
situated on the bank of the Hudson along which runs
The railroad ard for m southern boundary The Spuyten
Duyye Greek which 6ne nayigaole Inlet from tue mud
son and affords abundance Of sn and oysters The land
rises with bold sopng 10 the hight OF about 20
feet above the level OF the river where II then opens 10
Main of considerable extent which with sjme improve
,rent uight vie with the beautiful plain Of West Point
The pure and healthy atmosphere at this elevation aud
the charming romantic scenery srOund can hardly be slT
nsssed by any situation the river On the elevation is
he mansion house large well built, Iwostory house,
commau ding a gnce nj view Of the river and surround
inc couury The outDudngs suitable and convenient
There good apple orchards, besides other ruit
trees The soil IS productive and under good CULTIVATION.
There are substantial docks on the Hudson and
one on The Creek tho water being Of sufficient depth for
oops and sesmboss The extensive qsarres attached 10
this place the facility with which the stone IL guarded and
sent 10 the city, anG the great demand for the article
der them % and Increasing income 70 the
owner The southwestern part this property presents
admirable place for Railroad Depot and business pur.
poses and with the alone qusrf>s materially connbuts 70
enhance lie value
On The whole the local advantages aud unrysed silua
tons OF this properly make II object for the attention OF
capitalists gentlemen desiring magnificent country seat
The sse will be pc remptory to the highest bidder Inc
terms will be made known at The ne OF sale el 5useoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

CHARLES FULLER, dealer in Jennngss
OPsieni Premium Safety Gas Lamps Also, Csmphene
splrii ss OH and Lard Lamps Hall and other Lanterns
Grsndoes Chsndeers &c Of the most approved patterns
Britannia and Glass Ware, Cutlery ard Fancy Ornameuis
Also, Campbepe, Spirit Gss rhossene Gas ou, wicks,
Glasses kc us Groenwichsi between Warren and Cham
bers ss nylo Ina
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CHRIsTY's ndINSTRELs,

MELHANTJS HALF
NO az BROADWAY, between Grand and BrOone ats
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The orlginsl and welLknOwn
CHRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The fIst essbi.hed ard Oldest organized baud 10 tho
world comprising company OF twelve performers, under
the direction Of +. p Chrsiy They viii bsys no honor
Of giving heir usl aud nim liable entertainments every
tight Lu.ii further notice.
Admission . cents Doors open at T. Concert viii com.
mence ~ O'Clock
Al afternoon concert on Saturday, commencing at
O'Clock, PM myN 6us'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
ORIGINAL, PORTRAIT OF DIR. FRANKLIN

VlHFRE will be sold at public auction. on THURS
DAY the SIKH dav Of June Al - O'Clock, noon. Al
LEONARD & CUNNINGHAM'S Aucionroom, 81 ire
r1opt.row IN Boston Mass thzi very valuable Ongna
Portrait OF Dr. Benjamin Franklin, from which wss aiken
The engraving prefxed th~ fstvOlme OF Pres Soarkss
edition a The Life sud Works u Or. franklin " por
rnit OF Dr. Frankns brother, John Eransn snd twelty
sva rieces OF beautiful China Cups Psies &c which for
merlv heou ged to Dr. Franklin The Portraits are OF no
ze OF Ire snd are in perfect state OF preservation The
portrait Of Dr. Franklin may be examined ~ me sore oi
Iobn Dorge,t Co "a Washing in Boston SPeci-
ners OF lie Chirs may be At The store OF W and
Sumner at the corner OF Washington ana School SIS.
Bottcn WILLIAM J. BOW VI N,
lei as Admnistrator Of The Esa,s u Thomas w sumner
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II. J. +. NJ. LANE

HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS,
HAVING MADE extensive arrangements for the In
Increasing Spring trade prepared 10 executs al or
ders IN heir line cheaper than any other similar establish
N the city. Can and specimens and leave your
orders which will De promptly executed. Store $50 Green
wichst door below Chhsopher-st Constantly on hand
large assortment Of paints oils, gass, ke my2 lm'
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P. SUMNER.

p. SUMNER.
az GREENWICH-ST. corner Of Murray and
27 GreenwichsL Of Barclay ste loS Gresn-
wich-stj
TINsMITH AND METAL RooFER,
House and ship plumbing locksmlh and bell-hsnges,
pipe copper and zinc ware steam tables and CHM
neytops bright ware, lamps, pumps, &C.
Roofs repaired End painted with hreproof soepsione
and osnerpsnu myi lm'
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BRUSH ndANUPAcroRy.

c<z FEAhLsT. fhANkLsNSQUARE.-Thes sab.
Os scrber respectfully informs his customers and tho
public dat he las hand for the Spring trade large -.
soreni OF paint orushes SASH toos ysrnsh brushes,
vh:Iewssh do, widow do dssing do, lc Also On o..
ensye sssonmeni Of fancy brushes Of pehor workman
snip which be 10 selling 81 the owes prices The under.
GgIed has receiyed from the American institute silver
medal for the best brushes exhibited their r
az 2ns JOHN HOPPEL
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A sTOR.pLACR OPERA HOUSE,

n
the Bsvsoa Italian Opers Company re-p-cly sss' esve
ih- musical pubic OF New ork mAl - rs,
leased Asnr-place Opera House Tor short season All
VII give he Ire, representation on hon1sy e'eE' juno
Pricss-Gs,ersl ssri..icn. 81: Gallery 81 cts Seas
SECURED, ~ g. To- ofce viii 10 open on oAsli1Ayi
J.e- 81 "hch -as secs cen be 'e'a,s gro p,pER
bsiS VII r.is !. -inTaIs EvENfNG. June Isl VIII
be performed, he DfaIs - i acts called
RORY O'MORE n, t,,5.or
Win tLe Songs Katy sayoaaecu sad Nocah Dear
s ss oh'fTsa s Mary O o aHf
Col Thunder =. tn pson Kathleen Mrs knight
THE TRUMPETERs WEDDING.
Titus Ia bOy.W Chapman Nelly. MS % rreu
rnee. OF sdmislion TO Dref' S'cle snI csf9tsae, -
senu; Family ard Third Circles q cts Gallery l.i cents
Dtommence al 7i.-THis EVENING June l't vii DO
played, moron's excellent Comedy; IN sc' Of
Henrv.........mr. Clarke Ash6eid MISS Chapman
Abel Handy. sr II PlAcde Bsnch9rd. Mira sussei
In third act Country Dance
Pas de Polka Comque. Mss walters and ~ Frederic
THE THREE CUCKOoS.
Col Cranky. Mr. Andrews Alice Cranky. Mrs Homs1
Capt Dudley. Mr. Jordsn DollyMargod. Mise Chapman
PRIcss-Boxes Dress Circle and Psrqusue 80 es Fsml'
IL Circle Second Tier Is cis Private Boxes. - and "
NlIBLO,-.-OPEN FOR TIE SUMNER SEASON
l>THIs EVENING June l, will be performed Morris
BArne'' pop0isTT a GPm sSfR flc FAMILY.
Cant Magure.. BrougbHm Lsdy Creamy. Mrs Vernon
Chss Torrens. Reynolds Mrs rorrensMiss NJ Taylor
Amir Id. Sleek .Chippendale Mrs Delmsne Mrs Scion
Frank Vincent. Copland Emma Leslie. Miss Wilmot
To conclude win Weston's new Farce, called
TICKLISH TINES
PeIkyn POtlethwsile. Jonn seIon
Col Cranky. Mr.. Nickinson Alice Miss Nickinson
Capt Dudley....Mr Wslcot Dolly Marygold. Mrs Seton
Admission all psrs Of the house 81 cenls Doors open
AT O'CLOCK ~ commence al g.
A sTOR-PLACE OPERA HOUsE.-Retarn Of
n the Havana Italian Opera COMPANY. under ne drec-
ton OF Signor T. BADIALi, on MONDAY EVENING,
June Sd. Temperance Of ...
Signora 3. STEFFANONI.
Siguor SALNL
signor BADIALl, aud
sgnor MARiNI,
(who will appear for the first time In NewYork, In tne
character Of EVERARDO)
On Monday evening, June 50, will be performer Ooni-
zeu's Grand Opera,
LA FAVORITA.
gnora stetanoni.
GlbertO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. saw
Alphonse, King Of Castillo. .........sig G. Bsdiah
Eversrdo.. sig j. harini
gnOrs Bellini.
r. Barstini
Roberto Sig l. Martiusth
Maestro and Director Of the OPera......sig g. BoIesnL
Lesder u The Orche L. AIu.
Prices GenesAcmission, : Gallery, 80 cents; seals
Secured 81 80 The Box Office viii be open on Saturday,
June ls, when places eau be secured
No Free List EXCEPT for tho press
Doors open st7-Performance 10 commence ats. jel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
REMOVAL
TIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE rHtIk
LooKJNG-GLASS AND PICTURE-FhAaA1
AANUFACTORY AND WAREROOhs
Nos. so AND $40 BROADWAY,
On OF about June no.

Nos so AND S42 BROADWAY,
o. or shout June 10 49, H.. .,,r,
VLTHFRE WITH INCREASED facilities 70, prVng,'
w and superior execution Of every branch Of their ous-
ness under their immediate supervson ano
enlarged stock OF srsi quality looking as % efTsy
sty les together varied assortment OF 17,-S
pdces as eAn be obtnnec In any establishment " sn hr
States they are confident Of the liberal saPPof' " ~
friends and the public IN general ,x,s "a s,-,ren
W. Ak have M de hrrsng emenis for connnaoussuPpv
of.ncient and modern paintings. OF which Is[se 100,
don can always be and very many VIII Do ioanS ~
thy OF particular attention
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5 DRAPER. u Aueaonser;

s DRAPER, Jr. AuctOneer.
SALE OF CANNON AND SMALL ARMS AT
STHE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.-HAGGERTY
DRAPER L JONES VIII sell at public aucuOu, al tbs H.
6 Navy Yard. Brooklyn, on SATURDAY, June IS 81 u
lock noon the following cannon csrronades and smsi
ar!us Caunon-3 long ispounders. IN long SIS; 81
long 2s; 81 long 1885, IS long l2s 50 long IS; long o.
lc Csronsces-l 6S-pOunder; SO i2s; S2s y 2s l.
rs; lss and 6pounder gUnnsdee; lSnch and lcnch
Nc risrs swiyes, 29j boarding caps LOO flint musks; AZ
pftos l3 cutasses; - COrs rides; Colts pistols; IS
bowie knife pisols rfes blunderbusses Terms cash.
TIE above be removed from the Yard as soon afer The
sol es the Commandanl Of the Yard may direct my@
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Mp. KlMBALL, AueIioneer

N P. klMBALL AutIOneer.
uOUGH & KINBALL Will sell THIS DAY, al
O'clock a. A. very large assortment OF
carpets oil cloths snd furniture good second hand
Wi on carpets, used very ue tapestry do, Brussels
DO several good ingram do coo yards new hreepy and
500 yards ing rain do.
Also, and secondhand sOfss chairs, bureaus bed
steads china. crcckery, glassware, &c. iel IT,
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AUCTION SALES.
A N. MERwIN. Anenon-er

A N NFRWIN, Ancron-er
by BANGS. PLATT & 10. stor- 2cf Broadway
fpPeTurular attrron ~ safe OF Private Llbrs-
rss Cash advances made when desired. z.s<
MONDAY EVENING June }. a. O'clock
ENGLISH AND ANERIcAN BOOEs.-An extensive and
choice collection OF English and American publications,
ard fresh stOck in quantities. embracing many OF ne
beet OF ushe standard and -c- sn-ous works
IN The vnrif rer.rfman's P-rticl as h-r-sii-r.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June ).
EXTENSIVE Law LiRRARY The very arge ard valus-
bic Law Library Of OF The bar leaving for Eu
rope embracing ~ ihs United Suites and States Re-
ports ard many other works Of the profession which are
,rarce ard seldom be fourd In the auction room
Csts'oSns. will be- issued on Monday. mySO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

IIANGINGs-Psper +oeoo Poands ron so1o
HStss diserrpt .ltes anc colOrs or sale nanas~
artng prtcea GAUHT DEkkiCAson' y" 'o1H~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

AUCTION SALE OF PAINTiNGs.-JOHN
"A LENlSON will sell on MONDAY EVENING, June 8,
1880 in sales Of 1856 Chatham So beautiful as
sorment of Oh Paintings fine French and English Eugrav
ipgs coIored all in rich mountsd gilt france Sale posi-
i've Commence al u O'Clock. The room was formerly
occupied Peoples Art Union. Jel IT.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
<fRh THROUGH LINK TO cALlyo.,

4Hh THROUGH LINK TO cALIroRN.
2>viA CHAGREs-Csrrying the Uuites s,.,.s
Mal-Thursdsv, June IS O'Clock P N from The pier e..
OF Wsren-sL Mr. The and elegant double .pr,,.
steamship GEORGIA, d. D. Porter, U. s Navy cormsns.
er win be dsT siched above with the Government MAJ.
for the West Indies and the Pseihe Tue books ar, nov
open for passage Charleston. ssvSnnah Havana N.v
Orleans and Chagres and for throagh uekeu TO San Pm,
cisco To secure through tickets early Application ma.s
be made, - only small number remain uncugsxed. An
experienced Surgeon 10 attached the Georgia The A.
commodsons for Of each class are
by any steamship sos The Passengers for New ofesp.
transferred 81 Havana to the superior double engine
steamship FALCON, and proceed FROM Havana dire; q,
New0riesns
Rates Of passage from New.York to chsgres;
State Room Berth. ..........................&lOo
stkndee Berth. 90
Storage dO-tound bed and separate table,. 50
Rates Of passage from Panama 10 San Francisco.
State Room Berth. $500
s,eersge Berth-found bed and separate table. $50
Rate Of passage To Havana To N OresnA
State Room Berihs. SIS
standee, forward cabin. IS 50
sgeersge-found bed and board. IS IS
Freight 10 Chagres Will be taken at 10 cents per cubic
foot The bills Of aiding ali be signed on board tho
vessel the day before sailing For freight or passage .p
ply to lmySl 5usl NJ o. ROBERTS, IFS wesLsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
GARDINER. Auctioneer
ny RAI DMIN EAkDINEK.

- store $50 Broadway, cor. AnLhony-st
r- Particular attention will be given 10 sales OF taacy
Goods Porcelain, Paintings &c Also, furniture OF iam
lies giving up housekeeping. Also, Stocks OF MAnuiac
tnrers, &c All Of which are respectfully solicited.
Having made srran cement with Mr. A. c TU TTLE as
his salesman he hopes merit the patronage Of his friends
and the public lel isu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

HENRY H. LEEDS, Aucuoneer
Oil PAINTINGs-H Ii. LEEDS co. will sell
OaI Auction on MONDAY June 8, a. II O'Clock. In the
Gallery rear Of store Wslst fine collection Of about
100 fine OIL Paintings In rich frames being originals and
copies from of the hnest painters OF the Italian,
French German and English Schools suitable Dr parOrs
&c Also, 80 Oh Paintings in frames suitable for the Cali
70 mia Market. C,559J Jel p
DIBLJC SALE OF VALUABLE MACHIN-
Il EkY, WELL SEASONED LUMBER. &c AT Gou-
cester Machine Works NewJersev near Philadelphia; by
catalogue on MONDAY MORNING, June H. 1850, AT log
O'clock, by NJ THOMAS 4 SONS. Auctionesrs. (rho
Company being about 10 change the character OF their bus
iress) CONSISTING in part Of 81 superior engine aud hand
athes machine for drilling ubes whrls, NC machine for
drilling raj for ring spinning frames, shaft grinder SPIN
d. grinders tools patterns &c for making cotton machn
cry and 80 0CO feet well seasoned lumber mostly Ash
plank.
fnished), viz:
10 Ring and traveller spnsng frames
Dresser shades brass covered rol!s, copper heat.
ers &c
Willow.
Railway he ads, Gc.
Catalogues Will be forwarded application postpaidl
to M THOMAS SONS Auctoneers.
jel % Wanutst PhIsdelpnia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

EOR sALE-ons second hand Adams Power Press'
II 10 good order, size Of plssen 4x3I inches
a 4 HOE co. . and 81 0oIdH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
TANNERS AND CURRIERS' KNIVES,
BLADES AND TOOLS GENERALLY

MADE TO ORDER OF superior qusf.yi Edge ToolB
Nlof superior make and 6nsh Also Cast Steci Forging
OF every description 10 suit CUSTOMERS Rear Of 81 Ann
GEO. w PROCTER
B-Persons wanting the above articles. viii DO well
by calling upon The subscriber before purchss.ng ese
where myA liss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
PATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.

PATENTS FOK NEW INVENTIONS.
ITO PARTIES INTERESTED In oew inventions.
the subscriber ofers hs services In soiicirias Ltsrs
Patent 10 his country aud In Great Britain 1rsors
other CounensI stslss- Evegy Information can -
points eonnss'sd with aess subjects By
uis Up PRISON swsn~a
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THROUGH LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

VIA CHAGRES, DIRECT.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA
/eSsne CAPT ROBERT II PEARSON, Commander.
&SrekS will leave her dock Pier No T. Mr. for Chag.
direct on Thursday, June Is al O'clock
Passengers will place their baggage on board the dsy
previous.
For passage apply 10
ROWLAND AsPINWALL
my23 tJlSis 81 and IS South-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

H. h LEEDS, Aucuoneer.
WINDOW SHADES, FURNITURE, &c-H.
w n. LEEDS co. will sell at auction on SArUR-
DAY June l. at 10 O'Clock at the sales room, WGls 800
psI window shades Gothic Interior domes Gothic land
icape gondols chain border lattice French scroll &c Ia
perfect order being the stock dealer declining business
Also an assortment OF furniture bookcases, wArdrobes
chars center tables bedsesds Mattresses carpets, &c.
Also, an of carpenters tools t,558l Jel IL
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CALIFORNIA.

EAr-" }PEARIS & BROCKWAY, y Sai sssis,.'
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IpPPAT ADVANCES made on conngnments, and all
4 .sSsnc1 busines, promptly attended 70. Refer "
4 FiHSEsTocK & Co New-forL
E.sp You've. Philadelphia - =, -
C. O. HUssEy, r. N. HOWE, WILLIAM LAhihEs, ~ q
BEAZLEToS Pittsburgh Hyoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

HAYDEN mUDOk,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND sTohAoE
AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO AID srsIcIAl ~, -.
cH.s w HAYDEN Upper California b. w NUDGE
nFgER 10 Messrs. NevIns Co bean Dusn 4 ~
II Reale Meick X Dewiu, Hew-Yorki J. '" Ciafk CO'
Ard Gus Rich, ESQ. Boston ,r =, G., y,.,
~ HIJDGE being located permanently q san fran-
20 VII suepd 10 sny cons snmenn Cor that place
I9f 6rni.Wed Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
COAL.

TOAI. COAL Best Peach Orchard, range add egg
Use u superior qualify delivered Al % cents
lsst summers prices from SIMPSONS Yards 7s Thono-
sJn-st spring and Chris,opherst Jefer.on
Market my2l In
AN DELIVERING the beat Red Ash Coal, stove
Egg from my yard corner Of King and Greeuwlch 81
s475; - 50 from boats Imy25 I'm PETER CLINTON
RANk OF sALIsbUhY.-Then notes Of nc 5sns
Dof Salisbury, Maryland, redeemed BY Z. HOUohIUS
IS Wiiansst Al | per cent discount jc1o iyD2"
CHAIN CABLEs-A large assortment Of Engsa
" proved, rom SO 10 ia inches. ror sale ~
ma 0AUHT DERRIC ksoH, l5s sooussi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

ONE MILLION CHINESE CURIOsITIESi
Vocal and Instrumental Music during the day and evening
Open from A N. ill 10 p NJ. Admission % Genus;
children under ~, half price.
~ Liberal rangemens made with public and private
schools visiting the Museum IN a body. myT II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

&IfS Packet via Chsgres-Parkot for 6h Juno.-Tho
splendid fast sailing brig EMPIRE, Capt Hopkins,
will sail above her regular day For freight pas
sags apply on boa,d Pier 16 T. r, foot Wast, or to
RUSSELL & NORTON, 81 Old Slip,
Office Of Chsgres Sailing Packets.
Price Of passage from New-Yors to Chagres :-Casin
ststerooms Outside Berth $40; Second Cabin, $50.
From Panama San francisco: Cabin 500; Second do,
$780, and found In everything. myH 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

JOHN CURREY,
80 s.s TsAECIsc0, CALIFORNIA.
r,rygREECEsHon. Albert lockwood, sng-sing,
Ky: Hon william Melon, Peetssil- n r. lss4e
80 . Jonosor j. 4 A Lo~ery, Joan A. G. Gray L Co
H.wYort Civ : George Lesley Troy. N Y. sl5 Smc
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
A Hint TO Gardeners.

Perhaps there is nothing that irritates a
lover of gardening more than to have
plants destroyed by insects after they are
up and growing. An effectual remedy
will be found IN applying plaster, Gypsum
sufficiently impregnated with spirits of
turpintine, to make it smell pretty strongly
freely to the plants when the dew is on
dew Is on them. The plaster is conducive
TO the growth OF the plant, and the odor of
the terpintine will entiesly rid them of ev-
cry insect.
Whether this remedy would have the
same effect in Kidding the grape vines of
the rose bugs, which have committed such
havoc in the grape crop for a few years
past, has not been ascertained, but from its
certainty on plants, and the small expense
and quantity of labor necessary in trying
its experiment, it would be well worthy
the attention of those i'll the possession of
choice grape vines. and who have had
cause to lament over their crop destroyed
by these troublesome insects.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
Moving Pastures.

We have before spoken of the necessity
of keeping the grass pastures from running
up TO seed and dying on the ground. As
grass grows with more rapidity in the
early part of the season than at later
period, 1t is difficult to keep it properly
fed down; without putting on more stock
than can be kept on the land after the
flash of feed is over, and yet if the grass
goes TO seed and lies on the ground, the
after feed will be less in quantity and of
poorer quality. The difficulty may be
overcome by moving the grass at the
right time-before it has run to seed, at
all events. This may be done on many
pastures TO good advantage, the hay OBJ
tanned being of good quality for any kind
of stock; and the pastures are left clean,
start equally, and afford growth of fresh
after-feed. We have lately met with sew
eral farmers who have followed this prac-
tlce for many years, and they agree with
us IN regard to its utility.-.4lbany Cul-
HU0t0r.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-07-25
u 8 R VI S

The "MoUNrAIN SENTINEL" is published CIV
cry Thursday morning at Two DOLLARS per
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued untH all arrearages are paid. A
allure to notify discontinuance at the expira
tionot ithe term subscribed for, will be consider
ed as a new engagement.
GTADpERTISEMEN will be inserted
at the following rates:-50 cents per square for
the first insertion; rs cents for the second; s [
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. A liberal de.
duction made to those who advertise by the
gear. All advertisements handed in must have
tho proper number of insertions marked there.
on, or they will be published TIL forbid and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
G"All letters and communications, to insure
attention must DO post paid.