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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OpEKA-CASTLE GAR
II CEN-NAN NARElzEI Manager ard Condgcor.-
Admission. ~ cents. TUESDAY EVENING, July :,
Will be performed the Opera 81
ER&ANI
EiVr9-- Sig. Truf-Bene,t Eruapl- Sig Betui
Carlos V S.. Beneyeutano SylgS---.- SIC. Mauni
Doors open at g. Peromance 10 commence at SocOcS.
No posiponement on account. III the weather.
Opera every night. sat lTday not excepted.
la rehearsal. and viii shortly De- produced
ANN \ HOLENA
NIBLO'S.-Manago1, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes So Doors open at
7. commence ~ O'Clock summer Season. RayeIs
nights Mondays, Wcdne sGays and Fridays Buttons nights
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays.
THIS EVENING, July l,vIn be presented, Coleman'S
Comedy. Ia ) aCtS. IF
WHO WANTS \ GUINEA
Mr. Torrent Mr. Blake Sol Gundy.. Mr. Burton
Mrs Glastonbury. Mrs Hughes Fanny Miss weston
An OF half hogr during winch time the
LADIES' Saloon VIII be thrown open, where Refreshments
he obtained.
Also the splendid Lower Saloon viii he thrown oNer Tor
Gentlemen for refreshments of all kinds and the choicest
quality
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V. b. Palmer's Selection of Rufes for Business


Fsabsn y0uTsef On lie broad and sound bass OF meg
riv
/ 81 the they open tO all.
Calculate the probabilities OF tie future increase and
multiply the means II information
To compoe successfully with Your nsehhor pArncp
the facilities afforded tO go ahead.
Confess ignorance IN regard TO subjects n which you are
uniformed. listen 9nd learn.
Keep tie niInd fhe mans rather than the 0bjccf
Take advantage Of modern fc.ircs. and accomplish as
much single day required weeks months or years,
formerly.
Don't depend upon your own lungs alone-nse the inas
of the Press
Consider the causes Of the good sandg 0f and the
ecno and fan and of of others and regulate
your conduct accordingly
lfyour sf not with your ends pursue tse ends
which sat with your means
Reflect what and hear SET your mind al work
reason with cndor, weigh well and consider for Yourself
decide and act
Treat your customers your friends, Boy serving them IN
tho k,effa
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ETW-YORK TRIBUNE.

vxw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
rvrRY MORNING, tSrsDAT sxcsPrkp'
W~..r-r urIIprScs CORNER or Spruce AND NAs-
~ ~ ere OPPOSITE THE CRY NALL,
n ~ Subscribers fer l2. Cents pei weeks
- ovsreo sfs, they pay IN advance AZ ,he cesA
- Shkn they ,.ar 81 the game rate slhgie c"pes,
~ non'h, ~ Ssbeerihers Five Dollars per snhun "a
~ fsnss ssnutons taken for sif 'oh'hs rci ~
sf-fp Thee Dollars IN advance Ie9.iso ~ an "a
sn1ntls 81 ~ n,rv Nswspspafs Daily Papers received
6rf<s yah Iou I, rms are higher than those Of The
z - es'ts y. siloxsd asy difference.
WORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
1 ~ LARGE PAPER FOR TIE CooNiHs,
AruRpAY MoRsiSG a. '.e low 80 $3.50
\ rDolk heu IN advance Eight copies ioI ~, - ,
Hxg .dd,es. for Sze and IN. pNpel =, .5s.Y,,s.
SpBss V eh, IN, tine Eef Which ~ - Pslu, ~. -
u<,rS r;,r,s sh..t viii be charge" ~ ~ nv
~ur sEMI-wEEKLy TRIBUNE
-, q--vspAy and FRIDAY NOR I.as 49, -
Spuohkhto e'eS 80 comes for S. Ten iof -" f-~'e'
2Zass. cents Inc for sch inssi'''i'
TUE NETWORK TRIBUNE
-. rrRorEAS CIRCULATION
- a,naf,lre Of each Mall steamer iol l !.
bp<eshso O ceEts copy. or 81 per year 70 an. "a "
UDe3 Pnee " s5to the Continent, pOstase Alci1Otu'
,HE NETWORK TRIBUNE
,ros,,1A OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isLANDs'
- $3.50 an IN. departure # sacn MAJ steamer y"
1879 Price a cents per cog. .rtt Publishers
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Palmer's Hint, for Rusines, Men.

Tie door to wealth, ge-,eclaliy. snnence and honor
.s throw wide open IT, all
lie who nceccs advertising not only r0s himself Of ms
iar advantages but hesows the spois hs nyasl
He who ad'enses judicious aud extensively afford
eli his he who does
hecause he adopts the correct 20 multiply their
number and secure o. himself much In ger amount Of bust
He who does the largest business do at the
smallest percentage of prom
By death removal but he who Won ID build business
now must be like the time aud Improve the advantages
To neglect It is ike resolving never TO travel BY s,eam
nor communicate by Telegraph II % close
The light and INSIST upon living IN perpetual darkness An
individual may do THIS a. his own cost, but community,
class, viii never act so unNIsel}.
confesses ncapac and defeat and retreats u the rear
Discrimination aud crcmsDecton .holld be exercised in
the selection Of places and choice made Of the papers
n is de 10 soeak Of the cost Of advertising as an mped-
nontas well mght object ~ the cost Of shelterng his
goods protecting them from thieves 81 dealing them out u
Continual perseyerlng Advertising # the sui9ec, be ali
adapted ~ the tastes and wants Of the public sure 10 be
successful an ndpldnie iact mat mere IS no Ia
Of advertising ever failing Of success
dealings Of the country viii concentrate the hands Of
tenth Of the present number o Jebbers IN proportion " the
The mems BY which thu gr,qf aad ben>6cent change
he Effected various but chef them Is aoers-
a,-not 20 two o. hlee pare,' -yf sven "a az 1857 ~
circulated journals Of the uaote rlo" w<H'e custom de-
SIRED
Jared TO what and inevitably Will be.
The merchant who has reasonable amount OF capita,
and good shape. far better afd 70 adj
yefse the amount Of SO 0c year than any less sum
Those who take hold u this mighty engine al an early dF
and WELD with Jud7qsnt and Gecsloa VIII make tS1 Jor-
fnnfS le those who neglect w zee thsif nnsinsss
cttndle array and p>r7sh II must be seized. Ike Tune y
the fOrel0ck or w leave the negsctiui ana d0uD9s WI"
Of sight hehInd Il. ~.
Intensive advertising morally certain 70 work areyoiu-
uon IA trade by driving thousands Of the easy gong our
and concentrating busln ia the hands oI ~. WI"
know how % obtain and Keep T. Cnie VIE ms ne ssD
stuion If cash for credit aud one ann VI toSe nov ca
gagged IN trade viii amply suffice to DO the "hois a"' Wiz
son have II to do. The reUoiaS0a Is sTecgy 1>1sH-
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CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S SEA

Lisat r. aiding for the Summer
Just Punished Ihls Day,
Tie nrst American Edition OF
PAUL PERlWINkIE.
One Of the most interesting and Thrilling >ri-taltS ever
written BIZ The author of Cayendsh,' sc.
TINS highly popular sea-stOry which has Iad ist IN
prrcedeuted London, u,t gubi>ed 70 tel shpt-
nor stie, with et eu-Clnss, u meet the unseisu
demand hch lis reputation has created for with the
reading public Of the United State. 80
Ths altogeLer "a the uos- interesting Id4es oi he
Sea ever published Tie scenes are drawn ~ master
hand VIVID II II intense Ateres, the, excel III tAeL true
and faithful Genea1ns any record save perhaps those
of Coorer ard Narratt Examiner.
The author n Caylash" has long held hlgh rank a
winter Of Sea stories. ami the prese4t WORK, Vncies
ms clam 70 rank the es authors on those topics
The Adventures Of Paul PeuvIukle are unequaed IN
their varied and deep Interest b any romance II the ocean
Here rs reriars the most brilliant Sea Stog ever pub
li,hed Tie nar-breath scape,,' aud exciting adyen-
lures which contains. would be past belief II cefI IN ar
al ness Gld not assure such things have been,
eve though the, excite SPEC a w0nde llneI. lac
author IS familiar with tie terTors % the ocean as "h
charms. and paints them both con a-nore and 'A
masters sAlll - . - :, !ou''
luce 20 cents l.. LONb y btO IilEf
ie2S 3tDS3;W ~ Alhi-st.
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B.PALMER'S COLUMN
MANKIND, it is said, may be divided

M ANNINU, Tt = SAN, nay sc "I'fueu
~ INTO three distinct classes Llse Who arc 70 STUB
-, a., aan.or erref even amer coaycilon Nose VIE
-, - cu,e as 70 l. c-sy deceived and hose wno Ns
r-ssessed i guod snse. AID use J" 'he oe~
sis aniRge 49,. -. -. -.
MI, to sot, true primo pies who revere TIE erfs ~ "nics
terv have gToWR gray 80 -
Philosophy VISION and liberty support cue another ne
Who vii not reason fanatic he WAC caAa0t reason 70
= f,cl he who dare no; r,aSlA d slave
Industry well drccgC VIII eve MAJ cgmps'esey IN
syv yesS The greatest industry m.saYped = 'ssee>s
n sb.rt.s, art safcs' 10 hive with hoacr IN The
u I'D : 10 he IN rea ity hGf would s2icar 20 De
Hs,ho never chances ery @: as oq-aion$ newer co.,
reefs my II hs ms aecs ....A,.
p,rfs,,1 lea!l,SSg what yan Ne.Ive % - risn'
Heay,n he IN ia, So y Do ne. p themselves.
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-NITED STATES HOTEL =, PHIL

= ADElPHlA- subscriber respectfully announces
g S friends and the travelling community that he
snmed me propretorshp Of the UNITED STATES no.
TIL Long known IN connection with The Hotel pnier me
late PROPRIETOR he feels perfectly safe pronsns It's ola
patrons that nothing shall he wanting 10 confirm lis pre-
Nous reputation the best Kept house the country No
has been spared completely rehttng the
establishment AMI he particularly invites attention. 20 the
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort 81 "a
dies Firmly determined % Satisfaction. he Soaclts
Continuance of thai patronage ALWAYS freely bestoS Ell "A
tie old United States iias . gnll \. c ALLEN
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EIREWORKS! PREMIUM FIRE

II t. w " II = - L I VI ~
L WORKS Pixies Brilliant Colored Erhihtlcna'
the Premiums Tor twelve successive years fr"n
tie American iuSt.t-e Our ENhi5tOnL pieces are ~
tie nos, beautiful designs. and toT richness and bry
cannot - eglaied tae country F0Erth-oi-Juy C9m-
rlttees VIII bv sending their orders
early OrLers III Laboratory jersey City ~
to our general Depot. IS Maeen9ne vii be pcnRty at
tended 10. J. q. \ ISAAC kDG t.
PS We have also on hand large stock Of small
works at manufacturers prices. leuJyt'
LIRE WORKS.-k full assortment of
Il the best FIRE WORKS can Re had az the book and
stationery store OF WI l. JONES. ~ SNth-ay between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets EDGES and CHlNESh
WORKS vi every description Also. the WOODEN Pts
rOL or CRACKER HOLDER. - prevent the hands beng
burnt It beng article Of economy vel A. p-eventeT
OF accident. ieg6 Stis'
LIREWORkS at 1872 Cha.ham-st. oppo-
Il site the National Theatre The subscriber has got
w ms usual large supply and aadard and
FIRE WORKS.
winch he VII dispose If 70 dealers, chips, steamboats,,
pa;os Of pleasure ard the Iainoc, the liberal
terms. cons sflg i-rart # he following articles:
Reacts. Chinese Flyers
Roman andes. Flower Pots.
Vertical Whssis, GrIsshcppers.
Mines Of stars, Stsons
Mines II Scrucn,s yellow Lights
BengQ-a lc.tS. 1TanSleS,
Table Rockets PYRAMIDS.
Blue Lights, Vans,
Pin Wnces. Canton Fire Crackers,
serpen's. Rockets,
Scroll Wheels Spank.
IorhiIlnns Tnrredprs.
PIGEONS, Pulling Crackers
St.ame-S. Double Headers nc
] Y GASSNER. Tate Gassner Noung,)
rs H' l32 Chahamsi opposite the National The ate T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
BOARDING.

COZZEN'S W EST POINT HOTEL.
" Persons desrous Of visiting West Point, IN
formed that Steamboats, and Raj Trans leave day
sundays cNceptedl follows Steamers New World,
Chambers 81 , or Reindeer. tMCuay-st.) a. AN SAN
"a Claus barclay ST. toclock, pm; Columbia or Hud-
son tHau.Son-st.l o'clock PM Hudson River Rail
road Trans. \ NJ. AN. l9l PM, y PM and PPM
sols or Cozzens Hotel should stop Garretsons
tiCn. ices 3TuThAS'l WM b COZZENS.
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NgARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP

w ING copies Of the authors edition, spanish
and English for sale at the Authors Counting Rooms Tor
study and practice of Bookkeeping, Joi broadway
TINS work beautifully printed IN colors, red ana bLacN
and nas no equal private instruction 2O pages octave
bound and gli Spanish 81 ~, English 81 - leEl I'M
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DORTLAND HOTEL. Shrewsbury

Il Rwor-J FLETCHER Proprietor This house :
delightfully."- situated the Highlands Of Navesns.
ABIDING most extensive yles over Re Aiiac Oce-
fa:ln. fishing aud sailing ~ all tines he eHlIel
Boarding 81 cr week The steamers Thomas Hla. fr,n
Pc ssli. and Edwin Lewis from RotnsyA-s.. pig iAy
Ir2r lvs+
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SEA BATHING at CAPE MAY.N J.

- u II I Y y
k'-The MANSION HOUSE, under. charge 81 the
subscriber Of the largest and best established hotels
the United States This together With %e experience
propTttoIs hotel Keeping wth the edc.ent aids they
have empoyed warrant them assuring the patrons II .hs
Mansion aud other v-ltorS - tbs celebrated watering
Mace that tor comfort and good LIVING shall and WI
continue 20 sustain 4 leading position The Hotel now
ctn for the reception 81 visitors and the steamers henae
bec ard PcaObSco; touch regularly n the Island
,sIs 2S. HOOPERS LUDLUM.
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RIDDLE HOUSE. DETROIT. Mich

~ ll'lLIi IiOt cE-, IN L Nol . MIcU.-
The undt Isgned hscs respectfully 60 announce TO the
pubic thai the Bddle House or the reception
az GIeStS. This establishment furnished throughout with
aCW and elegant furniture lighted with gas containing
lal.or al 2.gt and ANY, With spacious halls and
eases Is believed to equal hotel the United States IA
POINT oi p!ca,nneSS OF location. The undersigned for
mtr for many years proprietor Of The Michigan Exchange
VII conduct the establishment assisted by MS and he
edges that no effort shall be wanting pr The
Tort and happiness Of hiS SUBSTITUTION, June H. 1851
Yl u OkNlLLE d DIBBLE.
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80 Cyotou Uater.-NotiCe j. hereby gwen thds 'he
49, CEoTON WATER RENTS became due aud
@ shs at the Office Of the Croton Aqledqct De-
s,t ON the First day Of May last Payment Oh the
sane Is e1pc0'''' r. C. HANCE. REGISTER.
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\ ELEGANT RETREAT for gen

4 \ ELEGANT RETREAT for gen
t!eran and her families, or Sin,ie gentlemen who
desire the comforts Of home, hear Of acc0nm0la-
tons greatly 10 Their hiking by sppyins ois Houston
boarOers VIII have the privilege II seNtahng fishing
sailing and teautfcl view Of the ocean The place IS
Of access and within two hours pass by steamboat
from the city Everything viii he don. by proprictnr>
10 promote the comi'rl Of their guests. ylNs
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY, 1, 1851.
v7HE .NEw-YoRK JOURNAL of

FkNHf. y EN- tRh JOURNAL OF
U > EDiCINE and the COLLATERAL SCIENCES,
fCr July -. hfs das Published 'naln ns o-snt com
nl6sflrns follows Feantr-s tine ino0rsiaca II
,I.,He Mot " D. Gas. II Gunsh.t Wound 4 the soiHf;
- CT :. :. T1nsr, n . SEr-COg l. Army. cases %
E;l.- 2.a.. % Pa - ,l IS lJ N,s1s SFe;, Nj, OF
Name clec q p J.. ~ tlcir Gated > compression
&c Tune. b r. = bcn-f-. Md, Of Cpan. on ne
Pathology "a t-ea1 ~ G. DyseLtcrv hY X. Stakeholder,
u u siaI u'an q the Thigh and subsequent ampu'a-
~ the Ho NJ fo owed NJ re,c- recovery oy H.
Van Blren, " y with otler ar ~rs Of murl interest y
jane fnan " .. II Pnl7dt rila. r + bus er i y,
stephen smith. , reviews ri ~ The late Enslsh
au1 American Ieooai pa -fai1is. rms J"aina - pl
ihe once n Two months. a. = annum IN ai' en
NJ containing IA pages 81 The hostage law the rates
postage tAs IIcl VIII ic as follows: II pad quar-
te.y. aGTaLce, Wtln SO miles. cen-s per COY o'tF
go w!;h.a .t0 miles. cents PEI copy. ms 70 COM
the volume, and Illustrated with numerous wood
ats errav-cs Specimen Nos sent % rny part inc
country application l9osipaid} 20 K r. HUDSON; 50
WaT-st Jyl It,
V'HE TRIAL Of EFFIE DEANS. from
Il he oIig.nal l1,ltIg - r. 5. LANDER. X S. 4.
THIS GAGNiffCEST PlCTl he ropres eats with N,'n-
ce.tul fidelity tht t u- trial scose vlsdl; described
BY Sr alter Scott ~ that most DOpu.aT OF u. lbs great
works. The He1Vt 4 Nd Lothian, the uomcnt OF the
rendering by The JuT- o. their verdict of g1Aty "A
deep croan passed through lc court :. echoed w enc
oeerer and a~orZed from the unf)r mate iather
he none winch unconscCIsy and n suite Of himself ne
had .ecre'v chung Lsi dissolved anl the venerable
old nsn l senseoss the floor of the court house with
head At the foot p s terrified daughter the hnforn-
nate prisoner with potent asson >troF WHh'he slas,
h.tA whom She placed Lea gang ~ my iathsr
y viii o. L-ho j. dea-ie u ,elod-i ae Killed
him. she roVsafed gnsled tones 81 tne winch those
Who heard lid not sleellg fpre;.
Prce 81 60 pag o. So sreAdidZ o9l9Eod For sale
wholesale and retail, by y CIRRlER.
81 3;IuIhGS- lj2 NaSSau-st corner Spruces
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~ Case of Stephen WaIsh-Fnb'lI

rss ,IrY HAL The COMMITTEE APPOINTED az tne t ta,se
IN the Pars on Monday June 3Ol, for the defense
ass,len Wals. charged eth desc ton moan the blsh
Arm, and with robbery Of two Keys AMI pensio, nav,
uced taken ohoent steps 70 secure Inc NOS en-
~ lei "a and ADVICE IN the CITY, 20 attend to tile
ss,snes instructions and requirements, ana 10 eNeT5
ing M their power 10 checkmatc the deiierouS
81 No. EuIwER and BARCLAY. \ deciSiJn VII ne
r,eS on edncslay. $50 90 collected on nc sP'
WM.P POWERS, Chairman.
ruos ,TvNo.y Soc IVA it
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N ri nbbx.W MiARFrR \ nRorHERs. New-YoLk.

DIMAS'S NEW CAPTIVATING
d NOVEL ist published
me Countess Of S,listurv-A chronicle The order of
the Garer-a story OF the times # Edward III b. Alex
ander Dumas author al " The Count Of Monte Chrsto,
&c Price FRY Gents.
We think thus superior 10 the most Of tins writer ms
f,,rical fcfi,ns Literary Gazette.
nIst SrRINGrR & TOWNSEND, 222 Broadway
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"a industrial Home Association. No. I.-The

members Of the Association arr hereby nOei thn ne
drawing for the choice Of lots viii take place IN EaIie
Hail corner Of DELANEY and Christie SIS. on MONDAI
july T. commencing az 8 M. - order. , , %
N 81. COINS. A COOPER, RS
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

EeOARD.-Hood accommodations can be
had al 81 Irving Place. The situation IS yer 81
rabic; a few steps from mon PARK Je5VS'-
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CoAcHMAN.-Wanted- = -;,a,,;an :

y The t.l,n,r, >. " W TIIttU, SITUATION IN
ing 70 az S,iands gardenins aso and wonla h wi
Asua ''" generally useful Apply a, 81 Cover.
~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 democratic whis "enerai ,Oi. TI-Fs.
Anss~ ,,r~Ixo Inly af o'clock. al the Broadway
y,eoss BY order ""'
urylY sSYDLE' Secretaries. ic3H2.
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~, LARGE NCMBER Of superior Ser

prlvgs s'eSlas and Cath dos suitable for h1elsor
Y,sais sahscs,. s@ Broadway ard 80 Rowerv Terms
1ss ava y e.ais Otherwise IS ceats sa6>crp
WI the stnas, 80 ~ lhese Servants are selected
sA,cE NAV - M guarantees them falls enal To- ANY
te lad .Or an 'u sewhete. R-Me. am l,yS can
~ VSltSta.le SunlOym ~ a. MI,u.ri ! IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

salt water within hours rde ~ Rairoad tor
family - three private house preierredor the adyer-
would hire small house furnished situated % ABOVE
Address box j5S Post Ofice Jyl 80
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MAN recently from England,

sfsses a. so ooalnng situation as Clerk where ms
Landssase and s. an and proacen, IN Architectural
frsane ofes can be given Address r poNsoNBY.
-. - III II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
IS NvRsE and Soamstross. by a respec-
a 5 NuRsg, by respectable Girl who has

60. ~ a. >Nued ~ taNng OF catljrcu foT several
49, boS' 81 cV rctccncs De giyos, Aoplg az 30
Non ~. near Biccckor-s, for 2da,s iei II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01

persons be accommodated With Board on moderate
Toms. IN a healthy aud pleasant situation private
fan about hours ride from the city and near the
New-YoTh and Now Haven Railroad ABBY To J. 81 Nd
SAIL. ca Bruad"ay, or I. Hyatt. IA GfeenS. cast
keiCrences exchanged. Je5J o.
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-Seyeral

families can procure beard for the Summer season az
MEADOW SIDE. within short Tdc u .'en Co. IT,
house situated Immediately tr ~aer Is newly Dunn
with large airy connodous rnos and surrounded by
shady walks and beautiful scenery Persons desirous II
procuring Board obtain every affirmation y applying 70
ivl Iva ALBERT II. COCKS, ljl Bowery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
THE LAST INTERVIEW oFNAPoLE-
ON WITH HIS SOLDIERS PREVIOUS
TO HIS EXILE.

With measured step and slow, followed by
the guard and by his friends, he passed thro'
the long gallery Of Erands /. He stood for a
moment on tho landing of the grand staircase
and looked around on the troops drawn up m
the court of the guard of honor, and on the
innumerable multitudes from tho surround
ing country which had assembled to witness
this grand historical event, that they might
recount i to their children. What contend
ing feelings agitated the breasts of that vast
crowd, in which there were more accusers
than defenders But the greatness of the fall
in some, the sorrow for misfortune in others,
a regard to decorum in all, produced uni
versd silence. Insult at such moment
would lave been cowarlly--the cries of
" "Jire z Emperor" a mockery, The soldiers
themselves experienced q feeling too solemn,
Of too religious an awe, TO think of acclama-
ton, they felt deep sense of honor in their
CONSEQUENCES Of fidelity even in adverse for
tune, and felt that now the sun of their glory
was about to set, and with their GHETTO sink
forever behind the trees of their forest, and
the waters of the Mediterranean. They en-
We'd the lot of those of their comrades whom
fate orchoicc had favored by allowing them
to be the companions of their exiled cmpe-
ror. Their heads were bowed low, their
looks mournful, and tears rolled down the
furrowed cheeks of the warriors. Had the
drums boon covered with crape,it would have
appeared ike an army performing the obsc-
uiles of their general.
Napnlann, -afior casting a martial and pese-
trating glance at his battalinns aud squadrons-
had in his countruance an expression of ten
der regard unusual for HIN. What days of
battle, Of glory pnd ofPowcr did mot the sight