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Ncm Publications.

A NEW POEM.-Just published,
IA SONG LEAVES FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE
AND NATURE. By an American.
We can commend the modesy the purity OF sentiment
ana elevated tendency Of these de.ory with great
cordielty noble lesson the author has read
DOCK q me and mature and pleasaty has he commended
20 others pantive yet manly pervades the work.
while the verxheaton though unequal ofentimes gives
tokens ct graceful mind and the poetcal sense The
reader will hardly fail Of being morally benefited BY the
work" IN Y Eyaneeist
j. $. REDFIEtD, Clinton Hall
"HE AMERICAN POULTRY
Il YARD, comprising the origin history ard description
Of the different breeds Of Domestic Poultry illustrated with
numerCss engrsvinss. Pnce 81.
THE AMERICAN BIRD FANCIER
:, fer sale h ELTON co, No TTyon-r0w, Hulcm
RalIo3d Bli.elgS
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OIANO-FORTE.-Wanted by Lady

Of experience few pupils to instruct On me f.aao IAN,
either at her own or their residence on reasonaols
FACILITIES offered usually met with hefsrece' & =.
ted in this city or Brooklyn. Applications py no -,
EMMA, al Ike Vfce Of tbs papei' WILL Os f'-f'
tended o.
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A UCTION MOTTO E.-DAMAGED
~ DRY GOODs-CATTERFIELD & TOPPING viii
sell THIS DAY (Monday,l April II at 40. - BeayeIst,
the balance Of the goods damaged at tho recent re consist
ipe Of 800 dozen Cotton Hosiery. Cloths CassueRs 100
dozenShirts Gloves Handkerchefs, &c. Also DAMAGED
LEATHER. French Patent Leather, GcnnIn CaIiskimi
case Prses case ShOesDyes Also, an invoice OF PaeDt
Leather and Ceiskn IN good order The sale viii begin az
10 O'clock with the Leather.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer
GALE at AUCTION of VALUABLE
- PROPERTY on FIFTH-Av.-ADRIAN Ii. null
LER viii sell at anction- on WEDNESDAY, April -
lowing described property viz:
Fifav4 lots situated the eastery sde OF the oth
commencing the northeast corner of 3Idst eacn u eet
81 inches In width by 100 feet In depth. ,
Thty-seconds-2 lots situate on the northery SIDE o.
Sadt adjoining the above the each y feet In
width by 20 feet inches depth Maps be had At the
Office of tho Auctioneer, No 2 Wa!l-f- l,zfI
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JW Belts Auctioneer.
LECTION NOTICE.-GERARD q

"A Chiffon Auctloneer. o
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUk-
II NITIJRE-CoLE & Chiffon will sell at auction
on MONDAY April IL at 10 o'clock at No. ~ 2dsv me
Furniture in said house. consisting IN part OF ren bruss
rsets oil coth latin aamask window curtains large look
ins glasses bronze and gr mantle Tampa mantle cam
delskrss mahogany parlor furniture, velvet and nsr ses.
chairs and sofas Book pier and center 1aples -
stair Garnet mahogany bedsteadA mattresses beds and pea
room furnire hststsnds hall and reading lamps se IN
eether with general assortment Of Kitchen furniture A.
which the sale viii commence CssIosuss "ii " 1851
fbe office No Wallst, On Saturday
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~ Morehead's Magnetic PIaster.-The greatest
aienshcner and paindesroyer discovered and the
cheapest and best Plaster in the World Put up in arght
lra Each box will make six TO eight paster and any
child can spread them. Price IS ents box.
Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied 1t is
si strengthening plaster giving tone to all the organs and
hvisurAtine the entire system.
ksnest Absorbent Plaster causing copous perpration
which thus enables the nnumerabe pores Of the body alb
pfb in virtues while it extracts all pain.
kh great Nerne Plaster, owing TO the wondrous viz
u Of the magnetic influence possesses and therefore 1t
mGpaSing value In all nervous diseases.
In short IL strengthens and vszes the whole system
eQuases the circulation of the blood promotes the
hon and restores health and to the sick and debiltaed
Tia Magnetic Plaster is the cheapest and most valuable
ney given the world and in all the complaints and
tascs for which is recommended its worth insstma
De, end it's prlce almost nothing.
Lett be remembered that pain cannot exist where this
Its exceedingly pleasant and agreeable in its and il
In from all those objections attached TO the generality OF
pers Ii is warranted maintain its virtue for years and
b keep unimpaired in any Climate
Pnce % cents box with full directions
Manufactured by the inventor and proprietor
d. C. MOREHEAD. NJ d., No. ls2 Broadway, ~ r.
For sale BY all respectable Druggists and dealers IN genuine
medicines throughout the United States
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H. CoLros, Auctioneer
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNl-

TENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUKNi-
TIRE Nc-F COTTON viii sell on TUESDAY,
Ami 49, at 0t O'clock No So Wo0sert mar bloomc
the entire Furniture OF the house, comprising Per Glasses
Brussels Tree-py and Ingram Carpets On Coins e.sm-
uaeed Furniture all kinds Of Bedroom do &C. &C. More
full particulars tomorrow. NJ,
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th, at No. 81 H0wardst, all the
Furniture IN the 4Story house. -
On THURSDAY, Apil 18th, at No 20 West 1'sfs-sea'
tee Furniture ia all the house
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d. Il. BUTLER, Auctone ef = =. :,
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Lon TUESDAY, April IS, al IL o'clock, AZ noon, se
corner OF 57thst and Broadway the effects Of samuel O.
HicIs deceased consisting Of "a Mich Cows, WAGONS :
HoI.e. sleshs single and double Harnsss Feed lane
A. Hm,,ehold Furniture &c Also. two Milk hoandA-
Terms Of sale cash By order Of JAMES !, THAfEh
Public Administrator, No nasiiaT''
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~ss.,,S N.Y. 30 Made In One Nisht.--A public
MAJ, =, me LAST RIVER BUILDING AND MU-
H,n ~ AN ASSOCIATION viii h. held at Tnalian
Ia rss ~ Grsne-st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
he b Co., O'clock r n enable those who were
o. ns weather. an Opportunity Of hearing ' sxpIsped
~ ~ E o. me Association An opportunity viii be OF
tn 10 40 ~ 70 those who wish 10 join the Associa
~ p.s ssSsea y several eminent speakers The public
Nssl uss 81 ''ss . sesd Seats reserved for ladies'
~ he asss snee Zee. for he present, 81. shares
A ri too p nc. oA Grsnd.st- Is open daily from ii
= ses~.ry M wn.se subscriptions viii BE- received and
OBADIAH NEwCOMB. President.
CsaKlrsp sAMEs WHITE, yce-PresidenI
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NTANTED-A Boy in the counting
w house. Apply to CHAs. X: HAMILTON,
No. Hanoyer-st-
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~ Mount Vernon Building Association, No,
"a Public Meeting Of this Association VIII be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, April ID IN Convention Hall
Wooscr-st- Blocker at o'clock The meeting Will
be addressed BY several eminent speakers who VIII explain
the objects and working of the Association. All the oec
tics .. ats e .-i.uons wes lave been be urged
will he reuted TO the satisfaction of one who open to
conviction Come then you who are labong under the ex
actions of rapacous landlords and hear how you may e
cape heavy and secure to yourselves home OF
your The fee only ~ cents and the monthly
dues 81 per share Ultimate value Of each share WV SUD
scrpons received the meeting OF by the Secretary MS
residence No 100 Barrow.st ABM. J. POST President
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Secretary.
To- Notice.-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY subscribers TO the stock OF
this Company will bear mind that the fourth and last IN
sediment S. per share required 70 be paid on I'll KS
DAY the 18th inst the Mercantile Bank corner OF john
st- and Broadway.
Shareholders who have not signed the Charter should do
o. Immediately, previous the 18th without fail
5. JEssrRvN, Sec. JOHN BRUCE, President
~ Notice.-FIRST KNICKERBOCKER BUILD
ING ASSOCIATlON-The third regular meeting for the
payment Of dues viii be held MONDAY EVENING,
April u at O'Clock in Kuckerbocker Hall 2dst and
Sthav The members viii bear in mind that great saving
Of time and trouble be made BY paying their dues at the
Office Of the Secretary No. los 9thav during this week
WELCOME r. BEBEE. President
JAMES X. DEL NECCHlO, Vice-Presldent
+. j. MADDEN, Secretary.
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e Manhattan Building Ass0ciatiOn.-NO-
fCEThe rst Annual Meeting of this Association will be
held At the Union Building, No. 6S Bowery, on MONDAY
EVENING" April - AZ O'clock when the first Annual
Report viii made and the election Of officers for the
h ysAr will be held. By order Of
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y Emisrngt Intelligence Once anS L mTS

R1rhaugc, Nd Is and "a CahaIstr Nt"- OIH s.i
49, 4 established by the Commissioners OF Enigatlon
s Fan always be found large numbers OF LaDorers and
nts AZ yery low rates of and persons can have
r orders filed by writing TO the Superintendent and send
hg sus ah No fees charged TO employers
IoleloN - EA(lAN Snncrintendent.
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"ANTED-An Errand Boy, about l6
w years of age in dry goods house. He he active
and strong and able read and write and must reside In
Brooklyn Apply at No IA Atlantic-st, Brooklyn
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~A pamphlet, fully explaining the workings Of
r1sins Associations just published and for sale by H.
CHAPMAN rear of No % Fulton and OF the Secretaries
Gfbe various Associations. Price, Ia cens All VINO VIII
\. CONVINCED that these Associations based Truth
nerusa OF this little work 1t contains much inorma
~. {osh 30 members and those about joining.
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JAMES NJ MILLER & Co, Auctioneers.
TYDE PARK FARM ut AUCTION ,

II III at Merchants Exchange, Gu SATURDAY, Apni a,
Containing 100 and having exieDsi7e mont on me
Hudson Also large niasion besides farm house, barns
bayprcss outhouse &c and several building site on the
T;yer within q homs' nde Of this City Terms hall cash.
For full particulars apply TO r. KING, No 51s Broadway.
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VHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT, Nos.

4 NHRlSIMAN > wi USlC DEIfOI, NOS.
Y Cos Broadway 4O4 Pearl-street-Mr C. G. CHRIST
MAN has opened No COS Broadway extensive and el
esant establishments where music and musical instruments
Of every description be found at the lowest prices Cat
siogues Of Music furnished on application.
Mr.. Christman will aim to make his catalogue OF music
and his of Instruments second TO none IN the
city. The public respectfully invited 10 examine his
stock.
B-Nilitery Bands supplied with musical instruments
of every description and all kinds of musical Instruments
paired at his Mandatory No. 4o4 Pearst where also
very large stock of all kinds of musical Instruments are for
sale at the very lowest Wholesale prices.
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A ) CHAMBERMAID and waiter, or to do
4 y line washing and ironing Good city reference Apply
at No '52 Foryth-st- in the rear.
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- we direct attention tn iIr. Geo. Br09'es
- Store. No. 81 Canal, and 63 LisPennro-sa'

Nj B. claims 20 be the originator Of the Maila b,,
~-eb in New York ard during the last few year na
uurht il 70 pitch Of perfection try surpnsns m IL
rms <erodcaly in order TO select every tnis @
- NM s;ing an ASSORTMENT of Mantillas Cloaks &c,
Sb;ch have merely to be seen even by the oss aa,J
% be admired. We recommend our iaoy ie"o''
!. ~sII :. dealers: 10 give Mr.. Il. q call
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TXTANTED.-AP Protestant Girl of I'M
w exceptional character to take care of Children.
Apply at No. 7 West 2lst-st.
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~ Fulton building and MutaaI loan A..o.

~
ciation.The second monthly meeting Of tins Association
for TIE payment of dues will be held at Chatham Hail. No
Chatharl-square ON THURSDAY EVENING, Ap1l Is, at
o'clock Shares will be offered for redemption The
Der of original shares being limited to 500 large proportion
of which are already taken would be advisable for all who
wish to become members of this successful Association to
subscribe Entrance fee, 50 cents Monthly dues
& So Ultimate value Of shares $500 The Secretary will
be at the Office OF the Association No Ga Boery Citizens
insurance Co ON Monday Wednesday and Saturday
nngs for the purpose of receiving dues and subscriptions
where those who can make it convenient will please call
ISAAC AMERMAN, Jr, Secretary.
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no THE READING PUBLIC-The

subscriber invites attention TO his splendid stock OF
Books consisting of Bibles of all sizes and descriptions OF
binding general assortment of Religious Works histo
mes Travels Standard Poets Scientific Works and In short
every description Books that be desired by respecta
bic people all kinds OF Stationery Crate Aprons and
variety of Fancy articles all Of which offered for sale
on terms reasonable they be had at other place
Please call and see and oblige ABRAHAM MAZE No 81
Bleecker-st, opposite lie Royst
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London Builder, Sur
ID veyor and Decorator of vast practical experience and
sass connections would be glad TO take an active parto
management of extensive business terms OF mutual ad
vantage. Letters to DECIMAL Tribune Office.
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- The Twenty ninth Anniversary Meet 10y
~ New.Y ofk Lying-in Asylum win a. 80
- an thursday, 18th Of April at IL O'clock az s ,
k~IsD No IS Maron-st. The Clergy, Physcans ana ~
~s Of The Institution are respectfully invited to attend
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NTANTED.-A Lad who has natural
w taste tor Architecture will hear of good opportu-
nifty for improvement, by addressing JOHNSON, Tribune
Office
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~ Workingmen, come 10 the meeting of the LEN
INGTON MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCOMPANYING
FUND ASSOCIATION to be held at the Bulls Head Hail.
corner of 3dav. and 24thst, MONDAY EVENING, the
18th April at O'Clock, and learn how you in few
years for the small of s. per month secure homes for
yourselves Several speakers will address the
ing Entrance fee 81. Monthly dues s.. Shares $500.
JOHN PETTlGREW, President.
JULIUS A. CANDEE, Vice-Prest
WM ROBERTSON, Jr, Secretary.
Office No 36s Sdav where articles of the Association
may he had
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN desires a stu
N alton as Chambermaid and to assist in washing and
ironing sewing Good city reference Apply at No. l52
FoYyth-st.
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CCHUBERTH 81 CO., Music Depot,
- No 257 Broadway N Y request the public to inspect
their immense stock Of Music for VOICE Piano for
hands for Organ Violin Viooncello Harp Orchestra Sc
in every yle for and beginners The greatest Sc
lection in the United States of $O0O worth Orders OF
FOREIGN and American Music will be attended to with
prompfness
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Guerial Notices.

49, ane Peouye,s Favorite.-On MoNDAf
~ ~ t9th mt public meeting Of the North Amer
Sn A r. Association viii be held At the Broadway
-. The public are invited 70 attend 10 Commences ~
1s THOMAS $. CUMMINGS, Vice-Preadene
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIX O00 OR 500, 900, and gentle
Up lOsOOO man to take the place of retiring
partner old established provision business OPP
portunt Unexeepuonable references &c. Address Y. A
Y, Tribune Office.
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W7ANTED-20 Men to Sell an article
w wanted in every family Agents making ~
per week Agents with $50 make 81, 500 per annun
Call or address postpaid No. ST. Bowery.
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NANTED-An Inspector, Collection
w Clerk for New-York and Agents for the principal
towns of the United States with fixed salaries and commits
sion None need apply without proper securities Apply
postpaid JACOBY co, Directors OF the Commercial
Probity, No. SO Cansl-st, EewYork-
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A S CHAMBERrArp or Children's Nurse,

L n by most respectable young Woman. Has the most
IeIceponabe city reference for int gty and capabilty
40 De seen al No. 10 Tllary Brooklyn, for two days
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CV Building Ass0ciatiOns.-Person DESTROYS Of
gaining information in relation these Associations in
vted TO call at the Office of the HUDSON RIVER BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION No. Al Washington-st, corner of
Lsight Hours from 10 AN. to Pm. daily. A public
meeting will be held at Bradburys Music Room, No AIS
Broadway, corner Lspenard-st, third floor, MONDAY
will address the meeting The public invited Seats
served for ladies Entrance fee to this Association, at
emit only g.; shares, $500; dues 50 monthly
GEORGE w. MORTON, Sec. S. s. WARD, PreG
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q The National Building and Mutual Loan
ton invites persons DESTROYS of joining before the
initiation fee increased avail themselves of the oppor
tunity Immediately the number Of shares taken will soon
guarantee the advance entrance fee.
Several shares will be offered for redemption at the next
meeting of the Association of which due notice will be
given The Office No. It's Canast, under the Peoples
Bank will be open every evening from to g. to receive
subscriptions and dues Present entrance fee 81 dues IS
per month; shares $500. b. REWHOUSE, President
JOHN w. VANpEwATER, Secretary
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II Six Per Cent. on the Amount LOnned.-
The SECOND CHELSEA BUILDING and MUTUAL
LOAN ASSOCIATION is in the full tide of success
and will loan its members money the above favorable
terms The monthly dues 81 entrance fee 50 cents at
Office open day and evening until 10 O'Clock, whore all
persons subscribe for shares Public meetings every
MONDAY EVENING 8th-av. and 25thst, at 8 o'clock.
JOHN p. CUMMING President
w. II. HoYT Secretary, Office No. go 9thav
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VNTANTED-AB Book Folder and Sewer.
w Apply at No. $50 6th-av.
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A SINGLE MAN desires employment, who
perfectly understands the of horses and is good
driver also understands garenng has good city reference
addeseedto d. j. the office Of this paper will be
attended To.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

.n."si EIhibifios to the public on TUESDAY, 18Th
- ssAM Artist exhibitors are notified that SAIU ~
NV he 10Th ins appropriated for Vanishing day by
"a -, !, ~ ~ Council. J. II. SHEGOGUE,
Corresponding Secretary N A.
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,;on that the Astor House is TO be closed Hotel and
veted into Stores hereby beg leave to say that we
Ssre an unexpred lease Of five of the premises and
SS that there the slightest foundation for the above
rrnon-As.or House, April TO- 1852 ou,,,,o>,
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sy- Nccbau MICS, Building AssOciation.-A II

NJ
rlsI Meeting of the above Association will be held ~ Az
yen Hail corner Oliver and Henry-s's ON WEDNESDAY
TVTNING the I4rh inst O'clock. Members are re-
nested TO attend amendment TO the Constitution Will
w. y yot,d on JACOB PECARE, Secretary.
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CERVANTS.-A great variety OF well
selected Servants suitable for private houses and hotels,
wanting employment at c. MASON'S Offices Nos
Bovvery. Tems-Yearly subscription
SO cents; otherwise IS No pains win be spared
render satisfaction. N B-Men and Boys suitable for any
respectable employment always hand.
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" u WI
J.Gu tior.-Entrance fee 50 cents; monthly
dues 81 ultimate value of share. $500 This Society Will
loan money at the of per cent on the actual amount
advanced on share Persons DESTROYS Of withdrawing can
do by giving months notice and receive back the dues
num- Persons paying in advance viii be allowed interest
There shares left and the books VIII positively
he closed 900 shares subscribed for persons
DESTROYS of joining had better apply early TO JACOB Pr
CARE Secretary, No lGf Hesterst Office hours from
A. NJ to p NJ public meeting for the admission OF new
members will be held at Union Building No l6S Bowery on
THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock T. d., when
spea will be in attendance.
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4 Respectable GIRL wishes a situa-

tion IN private family TO do general noosewsI rr
dersands plain cooking and COED sa her issf
- ,Sss', rsce Tor .~o Iays, 81 No zoo West iS's', -
.ntt,. -. - .y,n-syS.
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A > CHAMBERMAID and to do fine wash
Asng and ironing by respectable Woman Good refer
ence; Apply at No Mlhganpsce t6th-av- between 10th
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VXTANTED-A French or GermanSeam-
w stress. Good recommendations required Apply ut
No. 1856 East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

rzy- Western Homestead Association Another
Meeting Of ths Association will be held a. CHATHAM a
No Chatharr-square MONDAY EVESINo, hp,li ~, -
Addresses will be delivered showing the aoa'axe Vi '
,l,p lie 600 families
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

ren Some r,s;s,d, While others con-
demnsd him and white they we're de.
cuss'ng the question. the bosi landed.
and 10 Mr.. Nan Burvn himself enu,c
on board. One OF the party had bsen
dwelling upon his bon .ccmrni,iai, I'm (,
aud complaining that "a plain answer
TO plain qaeetion was never yet elicit
cd fro,a hiu, etc.
II u wager champagne for the com.
rany. said he, n, length. ,hat one Of
" shall 60 down NOW, ard ask Mr.. Van
Buren, the .i,npies, question that can
be though, OF, and I've will evade di.
rec, answer. Yes; and III give him
leave. Too. 10 tel! him ~hy hc asked the
question, asd ,lis, there is bet depend
hs on his seplyr
This seemed fair enough. certainly.
for TO be torewarned Was to be foresfm-
I'd. One Of the party was depuled to
90 dswa and Try lhy experiment. .s.ii iie
Ea5as,s III ysslfs q iis,lA II! sss Nc q q
well, in the saloon. and said TO him
Mr.. Van Bureu, some geniiemen on
the uapor deck have been accusing you
Of non-comtnittsiism and have Just laid
a wager that you wouldn't give plain
answer 10 the siwpies, question; and
have deputed mo 10 test the fact. Now
Mr. Van Barren. let Inc ask you, where
does The sun rise
Mr.. Van Buren's brow contracted !;
tc Ia. .iiu,.l "a p,nuu,rt. anJ ,l.n -.
piled;
The terms 'eas,' and 'we,., Mr..
----------. are conventional but =
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

SoLD--BAhI.Y.--During the exam.
ina,ion of criminal case in ,Iusllce's :
Court in Sacramento, cry ot murder
was raised in front OF the Court room,
whereupon the Court, Connsel. Cons'a-
hes, aud all LANDS rushed out 10 look "a,
The murder-and for other purposes
bu; there was no murder. On reiurn-
ing 10 the court room, il was found that
the prisoner at the bar, participating in
Tie general sollcilude, bad gone oct
likewise 10 see the Inufder--at.d for
other purposes. He had no; returned
al last accounts.