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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

NAAlrOktN1A E1Bs
('AL1FORNIA-wANTED A LADY'S TICKET, FOR
~ 10th April steamer, Vanderbits line Parties wamng
to buy or sell tickets will do well apply TO THOMPSON
HITCHCOCK, 149 Pearl street, corner Of wall.
ElRST CABIN PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR
500 in the nearly apd very fact ard superior ship
Josiah Quincy lying at Pier u East river. Five
JAMES SMITH & SON. III wall street.
EoR sALE-ONE FIRST CABIN THROUGH TICkET
Il per steamers Illinois and Golden Gaeor sale II
Piled for Immediately at the Bar of the Wsslngon Hotel
corner Of Broadway and the Battery.
LNOR SALE-A FIRST CABIN TICKET IN WANDER
biltsline, for gentleman and lady in the steamship
Northern Light to sail the 9TH of May from New York
state room b. berths and 2te connect with the North
America, on the other sidestate No. bsrtk and
inquire in the Exchange Office, No. ~ Canal street.
vTICKET TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR shLR-A
tbrough ticket (ades first eakin), from New York 10
San Francisco. per United States and Pae6e mail steamship,
to sail April 24th. Apply JAMES CRAFT printer No.
l02 Nassau street, second floor.
VANDERBILTs THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
eiscoA first class cabin passas. Ticket, for the 10Th
OF TINS month on the above line Tor sale At discount Ap
ply TO H. ARONSoS, - William street.
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nj EIRoPoLiIAN nALL.-MR. DENPsrERs LAST
AvA Original Ballad Entertainmont thi. season will he
given at this elegant room on Monday evening
April y, including his most popular songs-3Tho spot
where BORN F" When the night H."
John Anderson my jo; Lonely anld Wife "Evsn,ag
song; THE barring - ths door; Lament tho I,gb
emigrant;" The death Of warren the blind bow
Fl alone, all aone:" TAX yer auld cloak Vi
and his celebrated cantata 1hs May Queen in three ps
Tickets 80 cents TO he had at the principal hotels
and tn. door. Books ~ cents To commens.
mol
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ITO LET-FOCR NEW BROWN STONE FRONT
i Houses furnished with chandeliers and gas fixtures
complete plate ass windows, heaters baths &c., located
in good neighba rhoodrent, $685. splendid brown
etene house in Rrookyn-rent $780, brick do.-$4o0
ono brick do.S3co Stare and House, Of
and Eighth strce;-rcnt. 5000 Inquire Of S. r. TOWN
SEND, e Mar street. stairs.
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&pLTNEin STORES TO RENT FOR FIVE OR TEN
~ ycars.Thost two hne FIVE story brown stores,
Mes A. aud u Barclay street Broadway with cellar
and uieella very suitable dry goods grocery hard
IN fact, any business the buildings would he
taklet to suit Inquire tho premises
sDWAkD II. HUDSON, No. 2s Broadway, corner Of Ful-
VI air
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~ ibio GhRDEN--aME. ANNA THTLLON EVERY
- honaay wednesday. and Friday evening. Tickets,
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bellows kINSTRFLS.-rHE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
celebrated and far famed corps of Ethiopian Perform
whose concerto in this city for the last years nnder
the Of j. ~ Fcllows would respectfully
fern their friends and the public generally that they
have closed their this further
They will perform at che Temple 10 New Haven, Anr 9TH
9th and 7th; at The American Hall Hartford April sh 9th
and 10th at tine Hampton Hall. Springfield pr th and
isth At the Association nan Albany April ,th i6th and
10TH Troy April 18th aud 9th Ltica hP Goth aud gst;
Syracuse, Apr 22d and nd Auburn April 2th Geneva
April 26th 'orinthan all Roehcster April 9TH 2sthapd
9th Concert HAIL Buffalo, April 30th and May i., 3d. 4th,
y .,al IA
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4 OTIS no LEASE-FoURTEEN LOTS, FRONTING ON
the NORTH River At the foot Of Fifteenth street, suit
allie Toy foundry lumber coal, and lime yards In
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES
- TO be consulted the treatment Of Private Dseass
1hiryscytn years practice enables him
debility His treatment is safe and speedy No mercury
used confinement from business, and lie
yniably ia from three Ia live days n. B.No foe till
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEASKA
- makes tie spacdest All who have contracted
apryate disease make early application Our troaEt
II the admiration Of phyaicians The ted
certain OF eare from u.s. however much other doctors
have failed. Immediate relief Afforded No foo required
Book grat Cancellations private oMee, corner Canal
street and Broadway.
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family, Apartments aud Rooms, newly ana elegantly
furnished In the house No. 75 Broadway between Eighth
EXCHANGED.
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GRAND sACREp CONCERT. Ar rnE NATIONAL

GOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS.-NEW ORLEANS OPERA
~ Troupe, this evening in their Drawing Room Enterain
menta. introducing their in Mnstrclsy which ~
received nightly with full ard fashionable audiences
but opinion, The best Troupe in the world all
ir to us &c. Doors open at Ga clock at
49, SAMUEL s. SANFORD Manager
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ITO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR or GENTEEL TWO
story House, consisting Of two rooms, within two
Wxshin single gentlemen together
separate Address personally by letter paid,
r. s., Of g. Ceton Co.. Battery place, corner OF
Washington street. Possession lst May.
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MANUFACTURING BUSINESS AND STORE" TO Re
NA disposed doing an extensive ready money bust
Which he greatly Increased Eight thousand dol
lars required tor the which readily
realized annually. Real estate would not objected
Tor part payment pndeniabie references given and
saired. Address, with zeal name and address, 20 c. "
UsTalu otfe..
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y err AND OFFICES IN FRONT sTKEFr-T0 LET,
IL the hrst loft OF the nge-rroof store No. As Trent
etyset, ha ring hno Offices. with safe. Apply
CLARK a. LAURIE iO5 " all street.
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VNOoD'sMINsrRELs AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL,

"A IL,
w 444 Broadway above Howard streetrbe pro Jrotor
takes pleasure in announcing the public that he has
gagged the most celebrated musicians and Negro define ao
IN the world, ami s determined 20 make Woods Minstrel
Hall worthy the patronage OF the ladies and
gentlemen ~ sts city. flo ALSO takes this opportunity to
his thanks Ter the great patronage conferred hm
the organization of hs present company no
promises 70 repenish from time time with Whatever
noveef striking talent appear the profession.
Woods Ministries perform every evening and Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons Admission - Doors oPen
6al concerts Mt az o'clock The afternoon
concerts at o'clock NJ Rrhe strietest ORDER
doorum will he preserved and the greatest attention
Enid to the comfort Of visiters.
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ITO LET.-THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
the building Myrtle known Gran sda Hall
Abe fitted religious society having
spacious and being Of the other
Nenient for Sons of Temperance other public meetings
Terms moderate. Apply At 81 Bridge street. Brooklyn.
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HOMESTEADE.

- con PEOPLES BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ Several shares viii be redeemed t6e monthly meet
ing next Wednesday evening, 18th inst weh will
held at the Assembly Room, fw.ntyffth
and Eighth avcnve at o'clock The book. u this
tion will be few days Longer
at the office M Ninth sveruc. Articles y, association
he had Of the Secretary, daily. from A. ~ til
entrance Zee will shortly he raised Itis 81 Ecpthy
ducs So. OLIVER H. LEE President.
ABRAE MCBRIDE, Vice President.
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THO LET-PART OF LARGE F0uR-STORY HOUSE,
N9 Ninth street, consisting Of three second
and fourth floor cellar and kitchen with
,ilegc tn and hot cold second Re-
ference required Rent $40 Or the whole would be let
Il res poe tab,e boarding honse.
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ntFIcE ROOM TO LETT BOOK CASES, sc. foR SALE.
MA handso Desk, with tangs &C. also, fine hand
rome mahogany Book eases. inquire Of Il. H. HUDSON
.0S Broadway corner ~ Fulton street.
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yINO LET.-THE UPPER PART or THE MODERN
tut three story House, No 20 Wooster street,
Stating of basement, &c. For further particu-
lars inquire of ASA STEPHENS, Jr Wooster street.
House be from to clock, +. H.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
~ Mrs. Emma GnFham BostwiGk most respectfully
announces Grand Vocal and strumen tai Concert
given Thursday evening April I5 the Brooklyn Fe-
male Academy Mss Bostwck viii be assisted by Herr z.
j. Eben, Flutist Herr Klein Tenor Prmo Herr Rudolph
Baritone aud Mr. g. r. Bristow, Pianist. Tickets, %
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NOR LlvERPooL-UNIIED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC Capt West This steamahip will de-
part with tho u $. mails or Europe, positively Saturday,
April IL OF IL O'clock NJ from hsr berth, at the foot Of
Canal No berth secured t paid For freight
eryassagc having uncquaed for elegance
EDWARD i. COLLINS & co, No. Sc Wall street,
The steamship ARCTIC Will succeed The ATLANTIC aud
fail i, l&n.
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rooms Of T. Gilbert Co, have oponed Tor the
sale OF aud hand Pianos at AL Broadway where
DO found fine assortment Of INSTRUMENTS ut
prices. Pianos 10 let. LlNIOLk& THOMPSON.
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ITO LET-wITH STEAM POWER, AT NO 45 ANN
street, immediate possession. II required) several
large well lighted and suitable for mechanical pur
Apply to W. FULLER. tS the engineer the PEE
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LTOR SALE IN EAST BROOKLYN-TWO NEW THREE
story hriek Heuees in Myrtle avenue, Kent nearly
finished built with all the modern improvements with
underneath with large windows One Ofthe Is built
Tor fancy bakery and saloon; all finished
best manner. Lots 2x76 houses 2x40 large portion Of
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage In
Gure OF :. GRAHAM, builder Of Myrtle
Steuhen street Brooklyn, ofC KNOX s Fulton street,
New osk
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GOCiETY LIBRARY RoOMs.--CRAND DRAWING
~ Room Entertainmcpt.-The New Orleans Opera and
Ballet Troupe S. s. Sanford, MANAGER will appear at the
aboy bur.csqno opera and dances,
evening I'll further notice ckets - cents Doors open
at6is commence Mt IA O'Clock.
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rHRJSTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO.
~ AZ Broadway above Grand stroet.Open every night
during the week until further notice The original aud well
Known Ebrisys Minstres comprising efficient and
satie corrs Of talented and Experienced Performers
under the of u. r. Chrisy. whose
this city succession OF ave years. received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets IS osnts Doors opcn ut Z; and will
o'clock ketcc-on and sftor Monday April 5, soneers
will st o'clock Tho patrons Of Christys Min
strels respectfully informed that Saturday
concerts 3tcontinucd. On Saturday next April 10 be-
neft Of Ed. Croweii, Treasurer.
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TINO JoBBERS AND COUNTRY HERCKANrs--vlC
tor Bishop No. ~ Maiden lane has Just received
Fans Opera Glasses &C. Also for sale, inyoicc Of th
very richest Paran GILT Jewery suitable for the rotai
Sc All these goods will be disposed Of the most
tageoIs terIIs VICTOR BISHOP, Importer,
NAAAaN n
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nor ShLE-AT BARGAIN, IP APPLIED FOR
4 Immediately, the superb hoos and lot. No. 80 st.
Marks place. al in fine order Lot 81 feet nehes by no
feet house q feet inches by feet four large rooms
each hcor Possession given ejatey Can De loased
Tor five yesrs at $3.50 par year very large portion
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage.
Govr
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DACBETS FOR EAVRE-sECOED LINE.-LME YGL,-
II lowing ships VIE leave Nave The 10Th. aka New
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NOR SALE OR TO RENT-A FINE HOTEL AT NEW
Il Rochelle, eighteen miles from New York, and within
i've minutes walk OF the New Haven Railroad DEPOT IL is
in thorough order and designed for borders
well kept would be crowded through the Would
he exchanged for property in New York. INQUIRE of
SAMUEL f. X, pIaco. from 10 N o'e
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T IGHTNING BOOKSTORE NO. lS ERoArWAr.-
IL Rogers Patent Improved Rods sod and rnt NJ any
part OF the Unan All orders addressed Roger j6 Broad
way will be attended to- sye- medal awarded st IN.
Worlds Fair for best points and yods g. Boyer Witty
agents wanted Immediately. sal at the store.
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LOR SA E-GE0. LADIES WELL ESTABLISHED
Il jeveiry store, GtS Broadway ANY one having email
capital in cash. get great the proprietor
about reM0vin gfrom the city
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NOR sALE.-TWELyE ACRES OF LAND ON THE
Il Williamsburg and Jamaica Turnpike, two miles from
the Williamsburg ferry, suitable for gentomanB seat,
or for market gardener The stages the door every
hour in the day. Please enquire the premises
LIAM DYkES or AZ the Majors ton gate.
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Un aALR.

nRuG STORE FOR sALE-CHRAP FOR CAsH-THE
~ store ~ now doing fair business. Asy person wish:
ing purchase drug store the stock and nxtures o.
enc would 10 well by calling Ut the e. Grand street.
corner Of Third street, Williamsburg.
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EOR sALE-TWo PINE COTTAGES, Alta BARGAIN,
- on Thirty third street, between Sixth and SQTez.h
avenues Fifteen ire. eass houses in Brooklyn. 200
well timbered land in Pennsylvania within 100 miles
this city and several tine farms in the vicinity OF New York
For particulars enquire at tn. Real Estate Agency Office
3I2 Broadway.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
SUPERSTITIONSO OF GREAT MEN.

Most great men have been super
stitious. The courier in bringing a
letter from England, in which the
death of his old physician. Polidor,
was stated, Lord Byron remarked: i
was convinced something unpleasant
hung over me last night. expected
to hear that somebody l knew was
dead so i, turned out. Who can
help being superstitious -: Scott be.
levcl in second sight. Koscau tried
whether he would be damned or not
by aiming at a tree with a s.onc /;
Goethe trusted to the chance OF a
knife striking the water whether he
was to succeed in some undertaking.
Swift placed the success Of his life
on the drawing Of trout he had
| hooked out Of the water. Byron C.
another occasion Observed . Sever
extraordinary things occurred T.. :,
birth day: so they did to n" .:on,
and a more wonderful thiu" ,currcd
to Marie Antoincttc, ny we'd
ding something whisY" i that ! was
signing my death warrant. A: the
last moment ! would have retreatcd
/ if could have done. | am a great
believer in prcscn,imcntS. Socrates
demon was 10 fiction ; Monk Levi.
had lis monitor, and Bonararie many
warnings Byron had also tho be
lief in unlucky days. lie once re
fused to be introduced to a lady be
cause j, was Friday. On this same
i'll stared day he would ncye: pay
visits.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
COtRrSsiiP OF An ARK kANSAS
e lRI

Reader, if you have ever lived or
Travelled IN the state Of Arsansas. you
must have remarked the women are
not Of the ordinary stamp in regard TO
personal courage and spirit. Their ma
ture esHSimbued with greatness and
Inc prfde Of me ~cSeatios thinss that
God has placed around them.
When FIRST went there. ! was &C.
quaintcl with as fine specimen o!
woman----of Aikanas women rs you
ever saw. Icamc | saw, | loved her,
and once though, | had conquered her.
My visits were frequent 10 her. and
generally up TO a pretty late hour OF
the night Her mother rs fine Ia
dy "a You could wish but Of large di'
menslons--slept in an adjoining room
the evening to which refer, (tspecl-
ally.) Log cabius are not very com
pac;iy built. and sounds can be easily
distinguished from one room To another.
Betty, for that was the name o. my
sweetheart, had reciprocated my ideas
on certain points, TO my content. and
had resolved to start home Taking
my watch, l expressed my surprise, a'
| WAS always in the habit, at the late
ness of the hour. She said she knew il
must be late from the sounds.
Sounds = said !, listening attentive
ly but hearing nothing that interpret
ed her meaning. Sounds, | don't bear
any Again listened, but without
success.
Why, Mark, said she don't you hea'
ma snore : and her face colnred NJ
Hwixt anger and pride at "ha, Sh'
deemed my jesling.
Is your mother snoring" said il
utter astonishment. Il swear ] have
been all this time thinking it was tn
puns from an up river steamboat, AM
wondered wha, the deuce male it St
long coming round the bend! You
mother
! was going to say more, but di
not stranger, for AS true as gospel, 'iier
was Bet making right at me-, with he
fist ready for the attack. l amt n
coward. but ] cannot fight women, SO
just incen,inently sloped. ] have nc'
Ell since forgotten Betty, and love y
, as well as ever, but darsn't g nigh he
since ,ha, unfortunate night.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
THE THREE MELON SEEDS.

When l was a school boy, more
that fifty years G.o, remember to
have read, in all English Journal.
whose name have forgotten, a story
which may have been a fiction but
which was very naturally told, and
made deep impression upon ne 'hen
| will cndeayor to draw it forth from
the locker Of my memory; and en-
gage beforehand, to be very much
indebted TO any one who will indicate
its orr ainal source.
Three young gentlemen, who had
finished the most substantial part Of
their repast, were lingering over their
fruit and wine, at an eating house III
London, when a man Of middle aye,
and middle stature, entered the pub
lie room, where they were sitting,
seated himself at onc end of small
unoccupled table and calling the
waiter, ordered a simple mutton chop
and a glass of ale. Ills appearance,
at fnt view, MAS not likely to arrest
the attention Of any one. His hair
VAS getting to be thin and gray the
( expression Of his courtenance was Sc
date, with slight touch, perhaps Of
melancholy aud he wore gray spr-
tout, with standing collar, which,
manifesty, had seen service, II the
wearer had not just such thing as
an officer would bestow upon his serv
iuS man. lie might be taken, plausl'
by enough, for country magistrate
or al attorney Of limited practice, or
q schoolmastcr.
lie continued to masiicate his chop,
and sip his ale, III silence. without
hiuns his eyes from the table, until 9
melon seed sPoruveiy snapped iron
The thumb aud finger Of one OF the
:eutiemen at tie opposite table, s,ruc'
nla upou his right ear, His eye wa
Instantly upon the assressor, and hu
ready intelligence gathered, from ,h'
ill-supIcsscd merrment of the part,
that tLis petty imperunence Mas III
territorial.
The stranger stopped, and licke'
, up the melcn seed, aud searcel.
perceptible smile passed over his fea
: lures, as he carefully wrapped NJ ia
seed, IN a piece Of rarer, and place
il IN his ,s,ctc,. This singular pro
cedure, with their preconcelyed III
pressions Of their customer, some
4 ~ha, elevated as they were by III
p wine they hal partAken. capsise
their gravity ca,irely, AMI a burst
6 irresistible laughter proceeded iroI
!, the group,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
4 BOYS SONG.
~ THB IrrRitk siiirHykp

WH,Nr the pools are hrgh, and deep.
Where the grey trou, lcs asleep,
| q Ia. rivrr aud DER the lea,
Tha, the ssy for Billy and me-
Where the blackhird sinsa the latest,
Where the nrs,in.s chtp and flee,
That's the way tor Btliv and me.
Where the mowers NOV the clcancst,
Nhrrc the hay hes thick and srccnest
There to trace the houeward bee,
That's the way Tor "'iiy and me.
Where the hazel bank ,s stc,pes;,
Where the shadow falls the drrpcsr,
Whcrc the clustering nuts tall Tree,
That's the way for Billy and me.
" lay the boys should drive away,
Little swet, ula,dcns from the play,
Or low, 10 banter and fight 40 well,
That's the thing never could tell.
But tins know, love to play,
Through the ineajow, among the i,av
Up the water, and % cr the lea,
That, the way for Billy and me
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
ruI MARamAla or vRANCe.

Marshal Soult was The last of ,hc
eighteen marshals created BY Nap
icon the 10Th u May, 1904, the day
aflcr the proclamation Of tbs Enr'rc.
The following is the order in which
they died
i.anncs, duke Of Monsebellc. killed
in 1909.
Bcssicrss, duke Of Istria, kils~d in
1913.
Der,hicr. prince Of WAgram. and
duke Of Neufchatcl, died June, 1915.
Count Bruno, nsassaered u Avg
non, in August, 1915.
Murat, grand duke Of Berg, AFTER
wards king Of Naples, shOs, October,
|iSi5.
Ncy, prince Of Moscow. and dato
of Elchingen, shot December. 1913.
Ansercau, duke Of CastiSliOnc, died
in 1916.
Masscrna. prince Of FISHING and
duke of Rivoli. died in 1917.
Marquis of pcrign on, died in 1918.
Count Serrurcr died in 1879.
Kellcrmau, duke Of Valmy, died
September 13, 1890.
Lcfcbvrc, duke Of Dantzig, died
September II, 1920.
Davouss, prince Of Eckmul and
luke Of Auelstadt, died in 1928.
Count Jourdan died in 1888.
! Morticr, duke Of Trevise, killed by
Ficchi, in 1885.
Money, duke Of Conegiiano, died
in 1912.
Bernadottc, prince Of Ponte.Cor.
70, died whilst king Of Sweden, in
/ 1914.
| Soul., duko Of Dalmatia, died in
1851.
Soult was created in 1Sl7. Mar
shall general Of France, an Office SIM
liar to that Of Marshal general Of the
camps and armies Of the King, con.
ferred successfully, under the ancient
monarchy. upon marshals Turrennc,
Villas and SAKE.
Soult was marshal Of France for
forty seven years and a half and
there is only one example in the his
|, tory Of the county Of an otficcr re-
tanning for so long time 30 eminent
3 a situation. This was Henry, Duke
, o: Montmorcncy, created marshal by
e Charles TX. in l52G-lligh constable
, by Henry w. in 1898, and died DUR
;, ing the reign Of Louis Kill, 1914.
), Two other marshals have held tho
> badge of Office for more than forty
years, viz: Anne, Of Montmorcncy,
!, \ father of the preceding marshal in
y 1922, high constable in 1898, who
q was killed at the battle Of St. Dennis
in 1867 and Francois Annibal, duke
!, Of Estrailc, brother of the beautiful
e Gabriel, marshal in 1926, and died
e at the age Of one hundred, in 1870.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-22
WEIGHTS AND MEAsU X ES.

The following table Of pounds Of "a
rious articles to bushcl, may be Of in
.erest to our readers -
OF wheat, sixty pounds.
or shellcd corn, ffty-.ix pounds
OF corn on the cob, scvcnty.fve
pounds.
Of rye, fhy-six pounds.
OF oats, ,hirty-,wo pounds.
OF barley, forty-eisht pounds
OF middling, forty-ivs pounds.
OF bran, twelve pounds.
OF shorts, eighteen pounds.
Ofcloverseed, for,y-6vs pounds.
OF timothy seed, iifiy-fvs pounds.
OF fax seed, Gfty-six iounds.
OF hemp seed, for,y.iour pounds.
OF blue grass aced, fourteen pound''
OF caster beans, forty-six pounds.
Ofdried peaches, thir'y.thres Pound''
Of dried apples, twenty-five pounds.
OF onions, fifty-.evcn pounds.
OF salt. fifty pounds.
OF mineral-coal, seventy pounds.