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Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

TIE REvohUrioN lN PoRTUGAt.-The insurfec-
ton in Portugal, under the Duke o: Saldanha, has
turned out to be absolute and ludicrons failure.
1t does not appear to have been attempted IN con-
cert with the constitutonaist opposition, as was at
first supposed, by any direct appeal to the peo-
pie, but on the expectation merely tina. the army
would take part in his favor. His ADDRESSES were
accordingly made to the military commanders, and
they took no part to sustain him. he was con :
sequentIv compelled to flee, and is, before this tme
refugee in Spain.
The impression in England, on the first intelli-
gence of the attempted revolution, Was that 1t
would succeed, because it Was supposed, from the
character of The Duke de Saldanha, that he would
only head enterprise well planned. and siarted d
on Constitutional grounds, looking to change o
administration. 1t seems, however, that he has
acted without any fixed plan. with no organized
party, and no definite aim, and that his discom-
flure has accordingly been sudden and complete
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

THE COST AND PROCESS OF BEING GREAT, NOW 4 =
pAYs.-"In conciuson, aud TO prevent false starts,
We propose 10 put Intending Coming. Men TIN ough
a Iltle bit of chisin, by which they will see
what they have to look for in their career. Can
svou submit 10 be called fool, idiot, designing
demagogue9 No Then you are not the Com.
ing Man. Can you 60 without your dinner, and
sit on bench hall the night listenngto to nonsense!
No You need never try TO be the Coming Man
Can you bear TO be hissed, laughed at, mimicked,
carica,ured; TO have every action misconstrued;
Your deeds of benevoience ascribed to systematic
bribery and corruptionF Certainly not. Ii rs
absurd, then, for you think of being the 'Com
ing Man. Have you the constitution of rhino-
ceros, the suavity OF courtier, The coolness and
mperurbablIity Of al ceberg? Not atogethef'
am afraid you not FIJI for being the Coming
Man. Are you able and willing 10 carry favour
with people whom you despise, to associate for
time with ignorance and low w-mindednessT 'Ihat
! could do least Of all Well, you are evidently
INC Apabie of being the Coming Man. DO you
intend think for yourself, or to adopt the opinions
pfothers2' Il shall certainly take the great charac-
,ers of the past ages my models-Chatbam.
Burke, Er>kne, Fox, llornef' The confession
does credit 10 your candour, but is fatal to your
hopes The men you talk OF were all very well
in their day. and still they have their use, IN fur
nshlng materials for school collections; but the
living world stands not in need Of fossil orators
To let you into a secr-t-we are getting past the
middle of The nineteenth century, and want work
ers, not takers. Accordingly, you are not the
Comlng Man. Last, and above all, do you
possess any sort of crotchet-for example, do you
believe that time will come when people will
very much prefer paying tenpence instead OF SIX
pence ior euartern loaf? i candidIy admit hold
ing that opinion, or, as you cali it, crdlchet, and
prepared prove that we should all be ac-
tualy richer and more com or able were we to bny
loa,es at tenpence instead of sIxpence! Enoush
said, my dear fellow, see how it is; pray, abandon
every idea of rising above the general level Of "a
blessed obscurty II you have any real wish to
shine, recommend you to con6he your ambition
to The grani-mast-rship of a Mason Lodge, or the
secretaryshp OF Sunday evening school. ! am
sorry to say you are not the Coming Nam:
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
PAINTING G.

11NHE subscriber takes .inls oFponunity of
Il making known to ;ls citizens of WASH
iSgton and vicinity, that he is now well prepared
to 90 House and Ornamental Painting in a neat
and fashionable style. All work warranted.
WIN. R. CRQXTON.
Washington, March S, 1851. rs;
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
e.. a. w o Il 4; LII,
u P H o L S T E r ER,

WILL attend to any business in his line
w Mattresses made TO order, and Paper Hang
ing executed with neatness and despatch. lie
may be found at Highs Hotel, Washing ton, Ark
March -, 1851. l:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
Cheaper than Ever!

g. WE wish it proclaimed that we have y
general assortment Of SEASON Is
ABLE GOODS, which we are determined to
sell off if good bargains is any indncement. We
most respectfully request all cash customers TO
give call, and price our cheap stock of new
goods, great bargains will be gi#ea to suit the
scarcity OF money. We thank the public for
former liberal patronage.
D'ARMOND g. S1LLIMAN
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
FOR Sale.

~ FOR S.4LE.
A Few Bottles of
IL Extra Pure Madeira
rt.' and Port Wines, for
E Medical purposes. Also,
Mustang, Arabian, and
Nerve and Bone Liniment
Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, ertrc.
Vinegar, Sperm Oil,
Star Candles Shaving,
Toilet and Common Soaps,
100 ounces of Quinine, with
general assortment of Fresh
and Genuine Medicines, Books
and Stationery, which he
will sell at the very lowest
cash prices. Call at
the Drug Store of
BENZ. p JETT:
June 4, le5i-[2as
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

TAVlNG procured the services of a gentleman
IL well qualified to take charge of my Apothe-
cary, shall devote my entire attention to practice
duriiig the ensuing summer.
BENZ. P. JETT.
June 4, 1851 22:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04
BIackslllilhinS.

T am prepared to execute all kinds of \
i Blacksmith WORK, with cheaPness ~ a
and dispatch at my Shop, opposite the JAIL W
BENZ. P. JETT.
Washington, May 2e, 1851. [2l;3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

A SMALL LOT of Hats, Shoes and
II Clothing, selling off at cost, for cash: by -
-. BENZ p. JET.
june 4, 1851. 1874
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

T.. BOURN E---Dentist,
rs again at his post in Washington, prepared to
i attend to the calls Of those who desire his
services.
Washington, May %, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1851-06-04

EDLERS s are requested to call on us, il
/ they wish to get bargains enabling them to
buy without purchasing in the city.
D'ARMOND g. SILLIMAN.
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The Fall River weaver.-A Correction.

~ SO T. q ~ y The Irtbtne.
Sir b the cores pondent from Fall River,
hss e &c NJ bold Assertions pecrng the Wesvers OF
isai 1oWb which, Dot refaled might With those
qnsn.eo Win be resi- facts o. the case do them constert
Se 10 the hrs psce, he saws the operatives work
Pe-si O'e5 he sc.srcs ofnazbsr,.
IN su,l The hands vort 81 - s-fors
u nornng and cave oH -oi a. oeoh N 10 eFsa
neeon intervals r-.ag hour or or-skst aad three
o- - = have nehng ncrs .han WeaTaS 70 90 AA.h
Sfl 20 - n upcftsi sc- ~ machinery, called 'o %
chns e'n oty be fsr.cty -beu opsra sat
ne poor Creature cm7.sc a quAsy II uoi. her
20 ss s slrsr The mornnS ind Ca Two - ar.s
snE her vctuas 70 he M 30 that ~ co5t1'ias
"a roo Of nov and spend hs hoar, u1lsi
~ 70 the boss, cleaning us ofknG Pars oi NJ oeI
rrovs he svs 70 e DAY labor only l. IN
ssy 20 10 TIE ne o. Ns- fort "hsn there afs a1us
But MARI What follows He iraupbAn;y tia, s.s girls
ar ecA ear1 he enormous o. cen per hosr aad thsn
~ ~ ~ CALCULATION 1uohh ngY proc ans % ne r-al
-. oi ne hibvae ard the w geersy ihs % Of wages
S remainder tssr pockets Of 81 - PEI ~e-S nsr pay
~ = ~ oar We can ony -es - esnts Al TIE snd NJ iY
nor ca. We how times ~ car Be- sayh more
The board ,h.s orly Is According B -hch
great a. Hs . tie Peep this toe profouna csaaon
a' 'ui.o although 'qaany autras because The thing at
eofs e - But TT inen mot hs nirnauon nay u sy
sat ~ lowest rsts for gr boarding Fall RIVER 81 -ash
t cooFo Il sVe strange nat ihfes fufihs Of ~ 5oy
oN''e which Only $50 hoid have se the place.
aso yet hsre should BE- ugWud Of living solely The relief
cent rcIa 's surrounding districts douois tais %
Inn 'Pry % Nsptn ssndiord Cav D-shsm Bs5ord a. Ft
RIVER 40 m-n Of established esp.ctaby and has sadJ
acted a. r'aasrs 10 ts BODY q - co.ns
Wet tie ballot BOZ Sc but surely p.rson
YOU'D isa p"c. Of grl, tbs the only way protect ' .-
hot bses Of disease sad death they Ct ami W the
ed io tbs dseuson "a Consequence Of ths ADV ysa
every hshd BY ths political wl'sacres OF se Gag dock
F-duced q the starving point con BE- pr's@e upon 10
fy FOR tie nscssssris. OF he 10 The bslotboK.
old fable VII ch teaches that wsrsr us Disputed
h fe recognized BY s vos and IN ke niua=r ~ san
es-iy whsn they SIMPLE B. hoZgh they
us.s II mora appfoprats ssinins Signature. Fl. DIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

AzrI SHUcKs on The PREsIDENcY.-Azei
sbucIs sends US etter written in genuine Amer
lean, from Sugar Tail Hollow, in Old steuoen' Ia
which he expresses bis opinion IN various mat
tiers, and among other things communicates the
following;
Give beerd some of yeOure City chaps say ours
l, mitv wooden country. Wall its TACT. the
Ans here is most onnateral crooked. Hank NIX
m ,ez he alters blocks his wheals when ne puts
Ms Wagon up at night kase hes afesrd 1t won't
,top runnin deown hill But after ais sed and
ann our parts is more forad than they be over In
AIlegspy. They don't know enuh thar to hey the
bscksmiths shop in the house. Old Bill Stem
mons alters works his hammer In the open air Tor
The sake of ventilation rs he SEE One OF them
Young pups from Dansvile KEN drivin along In
The woods thsre last fail and he lost shoe. wal,
he met old Bill out huntin and SEE he Stranger,
Ken yeou tell me how far tew blacksmith shop.
Whoy Lord bless yeou SEE uncle Bill, yeoure In
Abe shop meow, but its four mile TO the anvil"
tbs Azel's opinion that some Of the gentlemen
now in search of the Presidency, may be in the
bIacksmith's shop, bat that the anvil is so far of
,hat they will find it as hard to reach as Slave
owner would to catch a" niger theother side Of
the Canadaline We suspect AEel is about right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30


The full particulars Of the great FIRE in Kingston
on Tuesday morning have not yet reached US. IL
vas the mos. destructive TIRE that has occurred
in the city since ls4s. Among the sufferers are
the following
MessTs Morley Son. ironmOngers NJ Ssenson hoie-
Keeper; Mr. Tweeoe, farrivr MI Mile boa-df & house
heeper. Mr.. George Hardy wsichmsGer; Mr. Little,
tailor; Mr. Crane, psEe maker Mss Crane nliner; Mr.
The new postage stamps have been issued
The threepenny stamps have the ossver on them,
the sixpenDy and shilling ones have respectively
the heads OF the Queen aud Prince Albert. The
following rates OF book and pamphlet postage
With Eng land have been adopted
SrG. CURRENCY.
For cir gle volume. BOOK, Mage-
zine, Review, or Pamphlet. noi exceed
ing hsR n, Ia weight...-....s.s....td Eqtn 70 II
For n cir gle volume. &c. eXceeding bsi -,
n, Hno rot exceeding one ID ..-....s..h bqua ~ 81
For = sibgs voune, &C. exec eclDg one -
n, and not exceeding Two bs..........a EqaA 20 %
For . sipgl volume, &c. exceeding two
bs, ard not exceeding three rs....."Ss EQuA 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
COM HOW AGAIN.-Justice seems to be az.

GONE HOME AGAIS.-Justce seems to De a.
ssug OF ard tbs public nd Of smother clfse
A. the Of the Circuit Court hsae Co. hst Nest tls
notorious and Desperate knp-n throughout the s1uth7 p
he state old SIZE DOy, Convicted o. hgn
way fobb.ty and Jacks Tor u years "h
be hrts will brSg ripe Old eye He hss spent whole
ne time 10 Of ds'perd0 ihevng counters ing
robbery terror TO the pub'c "lsrs
ever he posss'ad o great tact aud "a
carr rg out operations Hs has served oui one term OIL "o
Ponea. beer pard Ne ons ~ The rs s9
has broen generally tbs hsp Of accomphces ueafy ~
times during his m He had Tears ~ common
county AID cpsny b1astd that he could ecaPs IN 'n IA
Which he mht be placed before bis last conci1r boosted
that he could escape the Jais prison BE- vas sent
charge Of TO pnson 20 keep 'nt eye
upon he vii surely tut ,en-r' hsn NJ w. once
citvcea OF murd. ne fret degree letala ~he gAs -
pusp sscspsc from aud asTwafd ~" ti ca NJ
mound H. seueuC bean ne second deg ana
IN tts ,ral ot clear by The had swearing of h particular -nl
HsvAs tustey With large organization o'spst
5o, ard ns M three SGD Wa Arrested win
tie notorious Wash Cav Tor beng c1untsretg operanon
but Vas pean .worn ceaf Wash hs llstnous eonpftOt
row Ia our a one Of gang the lack,on County
cfsoi.rs l. Singular tsrce that old sic VS. ssh
fenced on the hustled nto ne lpmos All
l az HE psmsnent residence a. Jakson On SAHriI hs a.
that the balance Of comp ato were placed 10
d,cance rie Eass there some singular ad unac'oAnt
v.rr, of usc they will doubtless both b. mpanons OF Tue
sans extensive boarding house Al Jacsoa lDstfo Adv .'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

IEDIAN ANTIQUITIES Mr. Stephen Taylor, the
President of the Board of Commissioners OF itch
mond. has appropriated a spacious lot adjoining
his dwelling in that district, to the portrature oil
the famed Indian mounds and fanclful earthly
protuberances to be found in various parts oil the
West and Southwest. MIR. T., while "a officer OF
the General Government, some years since, ex'
plored the recesses Of the forest for the purpose
of obtaining information in regard to these Pecu-
liar works These researches became known 20
Professor sliman. who requested of Mr.. 7. an
essay on the subject, which was published In the
AueI5can Journal Of Seienoc and Arts The
mniature representations 10 Richmond comprise
the ordinary cones so frequently found IN the
West, the colossal human figures, aud those OF
birds and beasts. portion of the ground : Ia.d
out in representation Of the ancient clIy ol
Azstl.n, and conveys good idea OF its mssslye
walls of burnt clay. The whole arrangement Is
highly interesting, and calculated to impress tue
beholder with practical knowledge OF tnsse
mysterious constructions of the Red Man nhas
been got up solely with that view and as an orna'
ment TO the neighborhood. lPhlla Ledger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

FUGITIVE SLAVES FLEEING TO CASADA-All
or nearly all Of the Fugitive Slaves residing here
have gone to Canada many Of them within few
days past. This is undoubtedly the happiest
course; 1t relieves them from the apprehension OF
reclaim alton whose continual presence 10 worse
than Slavery itself and although in many cases
it Is TO the serious sacrifice Of pecuniary aud social
advantages, the feeling Of security and indePend
ence which a trausier from the Republic OF
America 70 the Provinces Of a Kingly power,
gives them, must prove more than fuH cOmpen
saticn In some instances the fugitlyes better
their pecuniary condition by the change we hear
of one who lately went from this town, 70 whom
his freedom would be no inducement TO return ne
having purchased little farm. aud engaged sac
cessfully in its cultivation. Springfield Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

Loss OF TIE SIEAMER.J. w. RABUS-The
steamship babel which arrived a. this port yesterday from
Havana broug hI four1een Of OF iron
propeller W RabuD. The w r. len here on the ia
ius xi.h As bbs realm aud Ss sacks OF salt for NewOf
'cADs and wheR Of The Florida Coast she struck 90 COnk
Reef CspL GrAnhGE, a. tho only mode OF getting her o.
uToeTc strong head OF steam which caused both dues
10 c0s3 scAdng TIE steward Of lbs 3o2 SAD Two on
era The ste ard bEs since died. others Of whom
learn Robert Thomas Of this city, are doing vel -
Tee W has been recently rem0ce.ed sud hte1 up IL
q superior manner. She 10 owuet BY Z. Z Hertz s1d
oilers OF this civ has Key West for
examination The boa ard cargo are fully Injured and
oGr iniormGn, hipks they VIII be total loss-
lSavanuRh Georgian. 25.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
The SEA GIyISG UP ITS TREAsURE.-The
~, ,,o,,b Ne,-o~fgl Of Saturday gays

"w..sr, that dunug gale Of last wsek quantity Of nse'd
y cs.ts "A OF vhh rolled upoa ne shors safety
bu sv,rs csss BY being dashed against ne ock los
cssk ,t saved couausd ~ gallons OF o ~al ~nn
rysa 10 BE- 10 good condition Toe coalition OF The Casa we're
such render that they had esea 70 ne ~Ast
h perhaps uanv YEAS sufscs OF ne ce'A vas
crroerabJ ceeayss AID there four rtge Of iron rsst
s uhh -ere he only remnants Of what once ron hoops
The cssAs % With bsrnAclss'
TIE Boston Adrery SAYS the above probably came from
the big Holland Of Boston from Rotterdam, wnlcn was
cspGZed snd sunk Massachusetts Bay about zen years
srce Tue breaking up OF the vessel hch was FASTENED
by the gale probably dseuKeged The CASKS from he hold
ard oeng lighter IhGn wBter they rose 10 the surface
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
THE PHILADELPHIA NAvY-YARD.-The Ledger

says
Preparations are about TO be made for removing me org
ship house under which the shp-OflheiHe Pennsylvania
ana the steamships Mississippi and su'quenanns wsre
built To point the river In its present pOtiuon J.
Ia perfectly useless being than 800 feet from me END
OF The new piers IL he moved about 300 90 ana
placed upon the new foundations already prepares rus
viii he an extrsordnary feat the house Is apout 8O eet
long and 100 feet wide and probably weighs 700 uns rne
enormous shears are TO be Immediately moved to The ex
u,ed In phlenipK the shipof line North Carolina,
shortly eTpeced taken the sectional dock
The visit Of this ship this station Will be quite An event
p s history, she built Wi hin the Navy ard snd
launched In 1890 which time neither OF the snip houses
rad been constructed Her heel laid west OF h7 pres
cot ate Ofthe gAIe house her bow extending near TO he
spot occupied by the jonershop, which Is no! less
than feet from The XHsmy OF the piers the Norm
Carolina when hsuled the ways will ne close aoag'
SIDE OF the spot where her keel originally laid thirty
odd yeArI ago II thought that she will be rebuilt Or re-
quire extensive repairs ~ has been many y7sfs since
ahe was Overha1led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

GLOUCESTER AND 'MARBLEHEAD FIsHERTEs--
statement has been recently published concerning the
fisheries OF Msrbetead and the number Of vessels each
for the half century By ghl table We learn thai
The fisheries OF Marbehesi reached their highest point In
1901 and s7 In which years nearly one hundred vessels
were employed From various The business has
declining there for several past until Law only
hbOu tVeLiy vessels are employed fhenhabtanis driven
nom heir ancient pursuits have been Obliged 10 n tne
attention 70 other empOymsnts such 40 snoenakipg nc
IemsTks contrast with this declension OF business
seen al the Town OF Gloucester This ancient sest OF 6e
fisheries for many years greatly flstsnced bySO9
heal in the importance Of tie busnes hut now TIE bus
carried 10 greater extent Ia Gloucester hsn In
ell the rest OF Essex county together. -
10 1880. Gloucester employed IN her fisheries On SINAI
vessels ard this year she employs 80 vessels. OF
sggreeste tuDnsge of 4Oe0 tuns manned by ~ n7n
snd rows ThGy FIVE vessels have been added 10 me ue=
Ibis yesT: some OF these replace those tbaI nave
sold Seventeen packing establishments, Win sl the
conveuiebces for pursuing The business are conveniently
located various whsrves Ia this splendid harOor and
sucRAre tho superior sc lea sud advantages he ior me
business that vessels come Gloucester 10 have Their out
fits furnished and fish packed from all parts OF Name,
British Provinces, aud other places 49,.
Ono of the causes Of this contrast between OouceHet
and Msrbehesd s Ms-that Gloucester hsroOr IL 50 ucn
more convenient and cspAcOut. The people OF marble
bead have 10 haul up their vessels in Salem IN Wlotsf
such Is the exposed state Of MArbehead hsrbor ms
reasons have partly csused Nantucket 10 oecnne
most seBsby FOR the last years ~he al the present
time New Bedford, with great facilities Tor business, 10
Progressing Al On unprecedented rate.
Bolt Gloucester and MArblehesd have sustained great
losses The last years Georges and Sne ofans
Babks but the per censge OF loss has been fH more az
Be.ds The extensive fisheries Of Gloucester proper az
alluded TO- the little and hsrb0rs round Cape Ahn
ouch 40 Rocbp Pigeon Cove, Lanes Cove, e41sn
Point employ many smA vessels and bostS IN me sn0fe
and nsckerel fisheries aud the aggregate OF the dstrlc
noytsnt business Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
CorkrrRrElrrR ARRESTED. IK.se0nsia ~

CoUSTERFEITER ARREsTED.-lVe Wisconsin M,
and Five nsurance Compqnysherf Churcn arrested
man or The charge Of cOunereung On the arrival oil s
cars vss,dsV morning from tbs He gave his ns ne
ssJ p Crsg A witness testified that be bought 30 IN
counterfeit bills on The Wlconsin Bank 81 10 80 DIS
He asked witness nhe dealt any 10 money Witness 10
him be- old AID wanted good article OF 100 On Wscon'n
money; showed him a ssmp thai was counterfeit sgssd
10 tsBe 81 eco ard pay HIN sV Tor II ass-o 70 PaJ l t
SOb, sfernoop and 81 next morning at Elgn mel him
Al ep snd wall ed up Of the village and then gave hlm
ISL for $50 spurious said be had Si5O more, Lhai ne
v,bsd m di,pose on Tne counsel for The prisoner raised
Tho point that the Wisconsin Marine sod Fire Insurance
Company wss not legal itsIltuusn iu charter having
been repeated. This was oyenuled oy me msg
who The prisoner 10 he remAnded 10 Kane Co. there
10 answer the charge against hin. Chfcsgo DeI' H'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
JrxsY LIND ~ LIE MAMNorH CAvE.-The

JENNY LIND IN The MAMMOTH CAvE.-The
EsabefotrH Rrgtser nociug Jenny Linds viGs 70 the
MsnmOh Gave, 'sys We learn that shs appeared
fully 10 appreciate The msguihosnce and grsnge1r dis
psyed 10 he arches domss aud OF he SQber-
anesp passages and rooms Of he Cave And 10 feel con
scioU,ntss that God vas present While regarding ne
ublny Of lbe scene the msuii stations OF Divine wofA
msnsbp and rejecting upon The inability VI AZ 20
nvsl The spleuoor beauty snd wisdom displayed Goano
her, ste ssnk dO~u IN tens alteration and paid aonAs 70
that power Whch hsd created al these woodSoas "ofAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

FIREs-YeIterdsy morning fire broke oat Ia
struvrd win Nv or three hOu .es joining Sol0mons
loss il estimated 81 81 4ne-insuTed Tor zo0 St1
Kroeses lOss Is about s. o-faly insured JoAn ne0S
lOrs 5000 insurance.
The carpenter shop OF Mr. Sturgeon. In Fatoa Wa DO
stiOyed By gro about O'Clock yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
ALHANBRA- IT

ALHAsRR. -Tbi, ia the name OF town re-
.srtv l.i6 oar 4, ~ p,sire by Le~ts TaDPaa. Esq
II u located 10 lhicGy seuled ana neany 60 - -
ne Alton AID GreeIvills STATE roaoi ~ @ ~,
fret building wa commenced lasl On7 ~ - .,.5
cSciEils Eve houses SID si-sm mn !" - ~ - 49,,
hssis prospects are vorsbe, and tes - enc o - ~
early seIs ment The proprietor Will give 10 W any Ou7
VIZ VISA 00es -'iN 'e At0n slegraph,
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Weather Items.
a, Morse's Line, 16 WaA-st

- TussDar April . eAh
svr.sA fine clear ard peaislt morpng Wind > thef 70
s.ray %; bar 3O.07s -, -,
20 49, . . an, .sini,g b,iShtIv wind
W Their % . =, - . ., ,lo,dv, WIND w th.r az
T,ckpiy ard rahsr 0spiesssnt tns to0fu'1Ej VIM " ~
~ bsr ~ 500 nsrcny 10 40 ,h., ~ wind w; cloudy ans
,.wns It'll. . tho-es -. ,.ut.., r,sb.. p,ospsct
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

SLASDER-The SANDER suit Of Asahel Far
banks and wife Samuel r. Burroughs, al OF " 1fien
wss concluded before me Supreme Court a. worcester
lsst Frcay, by verdict Of e dsnages IN isyof OF s
plsiLufs Scandal, ssJS the Springfield hepasican A4'
been busy with this womaas reputation iOr mA1y yeas
bat h IL The iit time II has been put 20 he proof and 11s
result Of long and aborOus investigation ana Iesuoly
from every quarter yindicsu0n OF her purify aha vac
dscomure OF her enemies The Worcester papers rePof'
ne ua and pronoun he verdict most ngneoos On9.