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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
A SSIGNEE'S SALE-WiH be sold at

A SSlGNEE'S SALE-Win be- sold at
Apubhe auction oo WEDNESDAY, 3h mat, al 10
0cioef, a. the Rubber Factory Of J O JACKSON,
WsrosI saem' Soch parl Mas al hs apparatus con-
necHc vito salc establishment, viz; sets nung rolls
DO sptee6 era do extra large do, grinder euIng box
tno ibhe sra steam gine and fxurs cord nine,
~ .ot copper PIPE; .bsut 1000 psirs m~ns womens and
ecloftns !Hs's, srs LOT " widow Amss ~ sss
inoe penens b fet iron steam p 2e elevator and appa-
fAnt ROB SAT- lot OLE irou with various other zrcies
usec 10 he mGnrfacIory.
Ais al The ShI Of Js1ksoa 10 The buildings land
400 Engines, corrected with the R1bber Establishment
Ato, lot OF lsnd 90 Pvkst. WIKI a small building
thereon, bordering CO the asts
AUGUSTUS 7 BROOKS, Assignee
sAsn. ADs, &ayl1 myl9 AI92 BAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
n PRTVATE SALE-Madison- av.

N properv-A splendid threettory and attic oncG
House and Lo OF Ground situated on The es.tery SIDE OF
MAdlsoo-sy between reenlJ seyenso s sne - T r
sop,s bich il IS feet inches in depth finished IN oeau
I'M ave with ali improvements Tor convenience
cb ~ 9.s Croou wster speaking tubes, water close
norton OF The purchase money can remain on 0ond
~ nogags Ror price and further particulars apply 70
myIslwl A. J BLEECKER, Aucuoneer, brosd|t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
NOR SALE or TO LET.-Chsrles Isl

n and 10 one mile southwes, from Milford one Of Ihs
meat pleasant ownl Ia Conneodcg> and 10 connected with
the BY broad sand beach which 10 dry al half Ode
aud affords good road fOr ak hours OF twelve Ii
consss % ebcat IA sores OF he bssI so and free from
rcka which have been removed great expense There
are gwo wels Of good wsgeS; the garden 10 fled viii
rees and shubheTy there from 60 10 large cherry
trees on the lsno the manttonAopse two stories hsh
q th piazza round the hOuse each story; u 50 by 81
N Kitchen sdolurs The farm ouse 10 about q by
NJ "a o sOTles high Tbs out-buidings eonss Of Barn
,sSs Ncullry houses pisgeea kc sor terms uqaire OF
mvlsfNv 5. LOUCKS, IL Wsll-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
INSURANCE.

DEOPLES' FIRE INSURANCE CO,
OF The City OF NeE-YOrE. Office l73 Csns'sL. tPeO'
DIcG BRlk budpgD ilSuTrg Buildings, Merchandise,
Household furniture Nesssa In POrI and their Csrgoea'
kc against Oss or damage by Fire the moH favorable
terms All losses prompt, s1iustsd aud paid.
DIRECTORS
fareisb TerheU Gideon Do ANGELS Charles 2 Pterson.
freeman CampbeIl James BrOuy WIN NJ. Wilson,
John W Levf, B q Stokes, Abraham Leggeu,
John p Yelvertop Joiham c, Aeeker, Matthias Clark.
Henry 7erbel. WIN Coming, ThOmss Williams
Davt9 % Crane Solomon sRnta Edward P Clark,
John Mace Charles Crane, MOrumer brOwn,
George Yonngs George Warner, Roht C. VOORHEES,,
CONS Stephens, Christopher GvYerP. } b0nes'ee,
Simon shindler, William J Buck, Alfred bHm0re'
Edward Nelson, John MoneypeDny, Oh "a. H. hclnuro
q H. Hubbell Geo Crsgin.
JEREMIAH TERBELL, President
NosKs n IyoNARD Secretary AL lmMW&P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
" A CARIzR, Auenones

~ A CARISR, AucuOneer.
H1LANTS.--Gfeen- house Plants and
DAnliss q Auction, 90 TUESDAY, at % Broadway, st
tt Ceock, choice assortment OF Green. house PlanA
from Thomas Dunlso. consisag Of N o1Ihy Roses Yer
oeuss GerAniums YertuDss, Cape famine, Azess clu
ersrss Rose Of sharon, Raspberry, &c &c Also 60 Osh
has, nicely packed Ia bs.kets mvt7 3u.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

WATER GEEESoUGH Aucuoneer.
MANAGED GUNS, HARDWARE,
CO. Will sell This DAY eI NJ O'Clock IL front Of The
store ltS Wsllst Or account OF the UDderwrsra) ca
ses poebe Barrel Guns, cssk Sytnes cases HARDWARE
snd Ca!eiy damaged % The yoy sge Aso, $50 M1sksE
! cssk Sheet Zinc. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
At PRIVATE SALE-Fifth-av. prop

Aey,vl valuable building lot with the improvements
fheyeon situated on the side OF the Fhay, bet Heen
shh $40 Twenty ninth SIS commencing Y fee
ncbe, south Of wsny niuh-st said lot being IN SIZE
Sf inches front and rear by 100 feet In depth kor price,
ssr,s and further particulars spply 70 ANTHONY }.
RIEFCKER AuctOneef, No Broad st. mylI W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-EARLE Il DEAN, Cot
Il ton Brokers. have removed TO SO Beaver-st nsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.-West-
COUNTRY SEATS IN WEST NOR

ORtBANIA.-TbHt splendid property belonging 10
WIN IA. NORRIS Esq In The Manor OF Morrlssnis, ly.
ing between the Railroad and Harlem River offered
In villa plots suit purchasers and under such
restrictions will insure good society and preserve he
of the place For particulars inquire s55
Broadway or al the Land Office, Morrsanis village N.
2c0RAM Agent mylb Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

PROPERYY-A Fam OF shout IS acres Of good
land pleasantly locsted the west shore OF Rockand
Lake ION which II has extended 'front.' with htstclass
buildings and Improvements such AZ render desirable
residence for person rerng from business or for az en-
terprlslng farmer Commune alton with the city three
zines daily per steamers Isaac Smith and Arrow For
se,ms &c Inquire OF w SMITH, Esq, &l West EiRh-
Ceenth Ct; Mr., X LOCKWOOD, lS6 WsLer-st n Y, or
Of D. McMARTlN, on The emiseG N.Y. lmMWSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
I AND.-A good chance j. now Offered

ITO purchase pisce Of ard containing FIVE snd tenth
Acres 6o0ght size Tor cIu1Iy sest Or hotel
on he baDhs Of the Hudson Its situated thor distance
sbove inc depot DSSbss Ferry, twengyooe miles rom
Chsuhersst. ard adjoining tee river II commands
complete view thereof from Ihs civ 70 tbs Highlands
Ybere 10 foe spripg OF water the place Apply 10 "
K COUZENB DoD6Gs Ferry, or on Thursday Il N 81
D. NJ COWDRAY's Office, IS ChsnOeust, New YORK.
mylS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
EOR SNLE-A modern-built HOUSE.

E>OR SALE-A modern-bullt HOUSE.
win one sef Of excellent Land, Srased on The cor
aeg Of soutA aud willow sG IA the village Of STANFORD,
Conn within ave minnes wak o. ;os Railroad Depot
Vhe AOoss 10 about feet square with ace pisHEs ran
sng scfoss The entire Foot fhere Ia also coayeaens
ED wei hnshed basement hot air furnace cooking range
Sssere and good well o. water; likewise large and
Noo0s coach house ard stable all In perfect order
Arge portion Of the purchase remain 90 bond
and mortgage desired Tor inquire on promlses
~of Wk. h FRANKLIN SON 4 CO.
ml2u No. agoAdS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
SALES BY AUCTION.

A NJ. AERwIE kucuoneef
UY BANGS, BROTHER q Co, Trade
AOSae Rooms, Is Park-roy
REMOVAL-B 2 & co have removed 10 The Now
Store, 10 PNk-roW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
8 S. SEWARD INSTITUTE, FLOR,

SsIDA, Orange County, New YOrE-MAe Department
The Male Department Of this Institution will be opened
on Monday, 26th Of May under the care OF John w.
Round The studies will be all such are taught 10 Acad
emes Of The frat class The academic year will consist OF
two Terms Of n weeks each.
TERMS.
For Board Including washing, fuel and lghts) and Tut
ton in Primary Department. per
In Junior 90 90 oo'.ssss.s'sss..ss.... I'D
In senior do de- GO.............s...... ITO
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS
In The Primary Department. per Term Of ~ weeks 3 90
Ia the Junior, do d. do.......... 10
In The Senior, do do do.......... 10 %
Pupils attending less than fall term, will be charged
proportouAte prices for The time attended
PIE FEMALE DEPARTMENT
10 continued uuder The Of Mia PasonS and 90 the
same terms a. heretofore published
The Male and Female Departments are entirely septr 70
from each other. Each Department occupies exclusively
edfces and grounos appropriated 10 iIsef Circulars con-
aing further PARTICULAR may be obtained al The Institute or
from The subscriber. WILLIAM H. SEWARD
FLORIDA, May 18Th, 1851 myl7 lwD&AW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
nor SALE-At Tarrytown, a neat and

n ccuvenieu, dwelling, containing Zine rooms There
II connected with large garden, planted stanle ana
two sores Of land The whole pleasantly situated with
a fre river view and within three minutes wax oil the
Depot Nearly one acre 10 covered with forest rees,
through which runs me Andre Brock, making II very
desirable Summer residence. Terms Easy and possession
Immediately. Inquire OF b. N THOMAS, farry1own.
vi 2VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

EVOR SALE-A small House and ak
III acres Of Land the Asdson Rvcr Rs,lrcsA two
Iles below Gsrrisons and hires bclo~ West Point The
aoase 10 - " . fseI Two stories high ard hAsenenI
eont. M seven rooms and 10 IN good repair Price eo
SsTos which can remain mortgage for term Of yeas
spoue OF David Curry TIE Prenses OF By lester
aNS~ VIM Il oENNIN6,
.s21e Fishku Landing, Duchess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
! ELLY'S BIRD CAGE Factory,

= tuiioost cor Neger-fhirJy Styles Snd sxes OF
piao n2d Ornamental eskes czn be bs5 th-f fAcl0rY
ALSO ne ls2anaed IN easss In grss, I.rssy AiTlm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

DR. TURNER -- Chrome Thsrmalist,
~ Ia, removed TO "a Fwehh.sL between Brosdwy
and Fourihavenue- myo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
OEMETERY of the EVERGREENS-

~ liz VI WV -
Ogusted three miles from Wilismtburgh on the Bush
sd,oon and natural beeniy, the extensive recent I'M
pTOvements afford those wishing burial ou the greatest
variety for choice. Chartered by act OF Legislature eno
land free from all incumbrance chspel FOR service 10
open upop grounds Lots from 100 70 400 square ee
price 10 $50 Omuibusses from WilsmsOurgn 70 me
main entrance, by Long Island Railroad and stages rom
Brooklyn 10 rear entrance a. East New'YorE Apply 10
Cemetery Office.
a HALL Agent 29l FDlton-st, BrOOkyn.
C. HENRY Agent. 80 Broadway, New YORK.
J. BENNETT Agent IL South 7Ihst. Wilams6urkh
mvI7 I'm Hon LUTHER BRADfSH, Precedent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
SCHOOLS.

ESSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-
IA ceyes pupil Ofs1y sge ana al any time, and fayors
them with every desirable facility for Obainng thorough
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable. For
healhulneSs OF location and completeness Of arrange
ments Ibis institution 10 probsby paIsed and being
The beautiful margin Of the Connecticut River near the
seaboaro 10 eTsy Of sccess by NewYofk and Hartford
daily UIesmbosts As minor consideration, we would
add that The teachers and pupils arc furnished mod
charge, by the ssbe OF tho Seminary win well
trained SADDLE horses for young ladies' use. Circulars
containing view Of the Seminary Buildings references.
&c can be had Of LUCIUs LYON. A. NJ
Essex, May Is, 1851. fmyl9 lmMW&Fl Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

ITO LET-A basement, first end fo1rth
n stories about % by so feet esch well lighted on three
sioes With eleven large wDdows s1aoe Tor msnnscIars
ing purposes with or without steam power Inquire on
The premises, a. Annst. mylf I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
NOR sALEOR To LET-A desirable

TNOR SA I'm L ~
country Residence ard possession given innmediHey
81 gors-is two snd hall stories nigh with two Hoy
~ sscb -po contsning We hnisaes rooms and
tbs nest rnauneT sufficiently s0sriOus Tor isrgs
snily -fb barn sod other oct buildings all nev.-
Gsehsd 10 he bsiidng IL an sore OF ground wei ocH
a, go rboire frIiI snd ornamental trees vines snd
synbsrv embracing most every kiDd usually cultivated
n fail 70 pesse person wishing 10 secure ge
- ronntrv ra.6-nce Toe properly 10 besuu y sis
81 AZ KeuIie Corner Railway, New-Jersev, within Is
ror-e. YAH OF he New jersey RsroAd Depot Rsh'
ard one hours hcs Of New-YOrk Civ. Tile indis-
rntsble For further particulars inquire Of GEORGE o
HANCOCK Al the Hotel, on the opposite cor 81 DAVID
x ROYLAND EGQ. n BrOsd-st or Of WILLIAM g.
WILSON 10 Bspk 81 Newark ". J. myO 2@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

NOR SALE-Low, if applied for in
Msy Country Residence, with l2s acres good land.
wing In fssex Co near The railroad 10 minutes walk
tom depo fare 10 New YOSk 81 eents). Large house,
ample catbudings good fsnces large garden and door
-ard walks and SHADE nees frRs al kinds choice ard
supersbundsnL Apply 10 @. 3. HOWE, So NSssau-sL
Nsw.York or D LAURENCE y, on The premises. Terms
made eSsy ms Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
For SALE g. TO LET.


TNOR SALE-A Delightful COO ~ n L
sFaT-Tb .pb,c,iasr Offers for sale per fes'aense
s,..a - poagbksspsle formerly osned aoa occo
ped By he .is TIE lot Ss son. soos
ane acre OF std 10 s'ustoo oeire-s 70 .I.'s oy,bs
49,. - F,ort sts "a within thfee mioutes 80
Hnsso1 Rivs, Rsilrosd Oeoos srd ne etssn'o S 60
sS ard Occupying elevated Oosaon nF ,ss vsse
80 ~ he River ard the pei ghDofiog 49, 80 vsrv
=, ,.,sSsII- ia GU 10 w.ks s1d planted VII s
d..sS. variety Of o. add o,ss N eboes rs.Sbry sna
bery sno eon'.os n, c,odiliou Tse yelling 10 OF
e. eoonase .ys Of sescars nnsn ns. .r
good ora r. tte a. God repair On the whole i be
soT 70 ssos rare opportunity FOR ss91ns oSo q H
NO, desirable rssideoe,s IN his oe.u1 .Ioitv oi
~. soorisbisg pat Of tae yl age s,o p by
- rvepiepiy divided into elng2ie oail1ns - - -
% esn h. had Immediately required OF tn9 P1I-
sor f1rbsr p.iticulss 9urs OF ne tuoscroef
~ 1ss pfsmses Of The mss Vail Rougnkeegse v OF ~
SI,,S,sn s. Val, i64 West-st Newly ANN Al
Poughkeepsie, May IS, 1871. my n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

V'O LET-A very genteel and handsome
three story ard basement HOUSE on Twenty fourth
o. near Fourth AV very convenient for ANAL family II
contains bslb wash bsslnI gss rage &C. complete APP
ply 10 L. 3. KINsHIAEN, Sls Eourlhav, Q 10 A 81 or
afer N. myl1 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

TO LET-To a small family without
children psr OF three story Brick House on The Weit
side Of The city and several Stage routes The gas
Let OF June Inquire s43 Amotss nyl9 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
NOR SALE.-The Farm of the late Mo-

HUN no al tii Va buO io0O A'Ao
II sss CLARK deceased, containing l0l scres, situate In
lhe OF EAT Chester about miles from the fucka
hoe depot OF the Harlem Railroad II bounded NORTH
ery by the road leading from East Chester TO New ko-
chee and esslery by the essery road OF Easl Chester
on which roads IL lies 30 reds On the farm 10 good
mansion house large barn and extensive sheds mill
house carriage house aud necessary out buildings all In
good condition. Also good tenant house The farm 10
IN high stale OF provement FERNS easy Inquire OF
SAMUEL CLARK, l46 EliEsbelh ST. New fork; AT
PHEUs CLARK, on The premises or 10 the undersigned,
Al New.Rochelle JOHN eOULlCE,
m,l6 6ws executor OF MOses Clark, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

GHIRES a. cos IMPERIAL FUR
- E!FURE POLIs,4-A patented article warranted
sp-or TO sny,b 10 use for restoring uBer to any az
Gle Of Furnp :, Carriages Fire Engines Iapsqned ware
mVE o. S72 Broadway. Sole Agent for New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
DOWN WITH THE CORPORA

~ TON NUMBERS-AU gentlemen who are Ia r.
vor Of cisconfrDing In use the pretent mean con-
tempube Tin corporation on their houses are 10
vi 20 to cal on Roberts. $50 Broadway, and procure
one Of his and beautiful Gothic Itye Of sum)e ostss
r ROBERTS premium door plate establishment 90
Broadway near Nlblo's myl9 MW&k'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

Il Wet twenty ssytnthst New York The prophe-
tor Of the Chelsea bs 10 prepared TO furnish the
citizens OF NewYoLA with a superior article Of Rresh
Ground Flour Graham flour, While and Yellow Meal,
Hominy, Wheaton Gllts and Corn Farins, delivered 10
any part Of The city. Corn Oats and Feed hand and
delivered TO order Having engaged practical miller,
who 10 familiar with al the uoden Improvements In mill
ing the public may assured with being served with
good srce All ordsrS sent 10 the mill, 10 the depot
10 BeehmAn-T viii meet with attention.
ny5 2nMWkssas JAMES II. MUNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
Important 10 Housekeepers
DUKES COOKING RANGES.-Ths

Osn5scrber, having completed hlp arrangements for
The manufacture and sale Of his Ranges would state that
AeT twelve years experience IN the business, nine Of
which he employed In certain establishment In this
city hopes viii be sufficient guarantee OF bis capacity
1--WE satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with theT
patronage. N. B.-Jobbing attended to.
ale 2ms JAMES DUKE, IS Ann-st., pcsP QoldM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

pANK DEPARTMENT STATE on NEW YORK Tbs cor
~ hEhCIAL BANK Of Locs port has his ess A~1 "a tss
VI appointment Of ths MECHANICS and FAknth
bAsk The City OF AbsDy Assat foe the rssemPoa o. "
eung rotes tossthsr -h OF al other sppoin'ms
bsstooe made osuch sgsts sesabsto toe sei saus
sasud the lDcopoatsd baA oAnns NJ
soc.s.ons In5iVjas BsHisss Psssed April leoi
DANIEL b ST jobs. sspsnaseass.
ARAsJ, hsg HJ""
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10
EARLY TRAINING,

In the case heard before Judge Kane, Of
the United States District Court, on Friday,
m which the Captain and two of the sea-
men we're the opposing parties, there was
an incident ia the hearing OF the cause,
which excited feeling Of hlial affection in
the heart of every one present, and proved
that the eai;y culture of the moral prnci-
pies, by mother, IN the habits of her Off
spring is never los: upon the recipient
A small lad was called on the stand. to
testify IN the case He had been hand on
board the bark Conrad, while at Pernambu-
CO, aud was present during the controversy
between the Captain and crew. The shay
gy appearance OF his lread, aud the bronzed
character of his face aud neck, from expo
sure TO southern sun, at first sight, would
seem to indicate carelessness aud neglect ;
but underneath that long and matted hair,
the fire of intelligence cleaned from par
OF small and restless eyes, which could not
be mistaken. The counsel for the Captain,
from the extreme youth of the lad, doubted
whether he understood the ob!igauun of the
oath he was about to take, and with A view
To test his knowledge, asked leave to inter-
rogate hlm This was granted, and the
following colloqny took place
Counsel" My lad, do YOU understand
the obligation of an oath ~
Boy" Yes sir, ! do"
Counsel" What is that obligation ~
" To speak the truth aud keep nothing
hid"
Counsel" Where did you learn this, my
ladl"
R,v- &C From, nv Mother sir " renlied
the lad, with a look of pride which showed
how much he esteemed the early moral prin-
cples implanted in his breast by her, to
whom was committed his physical and NOR
al existence. How truly has II been sad,
that bread cast upon the waters, will return
after many days
This answer caused thrill Of joy to an-
innate the bosnms of the auditory. and every
face was lighted up with satisfaction. The
lad was instantly admitted to testify.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10

An AmsTocRAr IN TROUBLE. One
day when the flag ship OF an American
Commodore was lying in the bay of
Naples, she was honored by a visit
from The King aud Royal family, with
suite, who came out Ia gilded barges
and the full parade of royalty The
ship was dressed from deck TO truck in
holiday attire; side-boys were mustered
at the ropes, the marines presented arms
the guns Numbered forth a royal salute,
and the Commodore welcomed bis
guests to the quarterback with the po-
likeness befilling an officer OF rank.
One of the suite, n spindle shanked
and gaudily alfred NeapoIlan, strayed
away from the party, and cruising about
amidshlps espled a wind sail, an object
he had never seen before. As it WAS
fully expanded by the air he took it for
pillar, and folding his arms leaned a.
gaust 1t, when it yielded to his weight,
aud he disappeared below, heels over
head, with velocity that was actually
marvellous, as was his escape from any
injury. The mishap CHANGED to have
only one witness. This was veteran
tar, who, approaching the quarterback
and touching his hat, said, respectfully,
Il beg pardon, Commodore, but one Of
then, are kings has fell doon the hatch
ioay. "-OhOe Branch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10

inclined to the horizon, and elevated some
eight to twelve feet. This, in one instance
in particular, | saw practioed with the mos,
satisfactory result upon a field Of corn at
some distance from any dwelling, and hem
med in on three sides by a wood Not a
bill of corn was disturbed, although it was
season when the crows we're Tayenous for
want Of proper supply Of their natural
food. was told by one who had ptacused
1t for number Of years. that It would drive
them from the field after they had begun to
pull the corn, for, said he, "lhe creatures
abhor the smell of gunpowder."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10

may be the means of preventing imposi-
ton:
"You cannot too closely scruiinize the
larger bills passing through your hands as
every genuine note offers to the adept in this
system a subject for ptacticing his art, and
many Of the faculty do II to a nicely scar
cely 10 be detected 1t is done by FASTING
the figures 3. >, 10, &c, over l. or p, aud
the words expressing the original value Il
the bill, such as one, tio0, sc, are deiaced
(or sometimes erased by the aid of acids ;
and the fictitious value substituted.
Hold the bill to the light, when the parts
pasted will appear dark aud thick. (or l.
erased by acids, thin and porn.) If not
able to detect in this way, moisten that part
of the note around the figures or ioords ex-
pressing the denomination, sufficiently to
soften the paste, and scrape ii with the fing-
er nail or knife, when the part pasted on
will show itself"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10

Dr. Smith, the correspondent Of the
Boston Transcript, wrIling from Lon
don says:
In the United States we all know
who William and Mary Hewitt are
They are the companions and library
guests of every family in which the do
nestle virtues are cherished, and moral
excellence is admitted 10 be the tounda-
ion Of religious hope beyond the grave.
At a large party in London, the other
evening, Mrs. Hewitt said Now show
me one of your American lions, if any
are in the room. Shortly after dis
covered Horace Greeley, and leading
him up, | took the liberty of saying -
Madame, this is an American lion; and
turning to Mr.. Greeley-'thls, sir, is
an English lloness and left them Ger
daily shaking paws"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-10
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