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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21
INSTRUCTION.


A YOUNG GIsTL.MAN, rIACH1R or MILITARY
awe academies 70 ve astrr eion fencing ana mus
e :;s: ;:s: ''sas
A cAnp OF INTEREST TO 1Ha LADIEs;.eoLp.
ave msssa;s,sns inssrsasea rooms So Broad
.ns g.s a. &. 's 1.s::a.
sss K: e,
r he sssn y - I
~. Pc % :, p: for private
RooKKEsPIHo, ARIrHxlfIc. Ao, TAUGHT m ran
.ssn. M S
IA OPEN sss :ss
ERlEcn LAroUAoE.-NoNsIEUR AND MADAME
Z. :: Ss. 4 r
= % Sss:s
MRS PARRor1s 1sTABLlsHxINp FOB YOUNG
M i.dLs No. 500 Fourth avenue. bstvssn kadkon aad
frsne ss-s 70 pupil. sd io.
s s.vB sss s,'i 81 .s: .w:s
Dr gsriAn.
TIM ADvKRTIsxR, A srRANGER IN This COUN.
ny 9Th hs. family 2, ss slucasS daushssr. ssar
Sh..s b. family are likely 70 ed smpoymsns =
well French ana and where Willis shs sisssaos
n, q ya. ana ho.:; .;..
black, Herald saee; Or cay kindly dspesed psxty Who
roald sussest locality would oonfsr ohlieAsion.
no THE BUSINESS WORLD COMPASS AND RUBBER
4 are not more nsesssary ~ zee thaa coed hanA
knowledge Of bee spins 70 the msrchanes clerk the
.;y s.' ss .r s::
sed hs sssabishmsnt with special thorous
elegant AID quiet parors and ths system Of nsteaeton
though rApta, 10 thor ugh AID smnsatly prs tisal
TEE TRKNCH AND GKRMAN LANGUAGES, As
wanted business sonversntion (Paris Yofld's
rs) may b. thoroughly sarasd Ia pr vass lessons By
pyss ~ ass Broadway, BRONZE street. 70 4 TELL
BRING.
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DKcIIvED PER srEAMsR PACIFIC, AN .IMy0lq
yard Of the Manufacture OF Bosnst Co. Of Lyonsi -
Aoniton Guipure. Brussels and Point 6Aleneon aess
brsideriss in the latest Paris stylss A. kBEk
No. 767 Broadway three doors below Niath strseA
CPRING NANTILIAs-To wH0LEsALK pUYkk11
= The sutssrber respectfully ann ounces shss ne ~
ready comprsirs unusuay attractive varsity
In mantllas samAs sisites, suss BE- 70 whsn %
0E0nGE DuLPIN. Paris mantilis smpsrums ~
Broadway.
ITO SOUTHERN AND wRsT.RN nRCHAErs, cL01 }
itrt, 40 As-Ws would comma END " ths inep>ess
those who would purchase better style Of goods snss
usually been offered In ts mArkst our exsentiys
EXTRA and cdum qualities Of elothnK WIN. r JBEklE
CO.. ISL broadway second door above ths Assr nse
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AUCTION korICl-rnos, BELL, AUrTIo.RER-
"A By W. 1ngrahAm.-SAle this day ~ l0k o. sloek. A.
the sales No 10 orth William stfsst-sas Of val
usbe furniture dry goods cotha aw,ry &e also
rosewood piansforts alse barroom furaturs RAa
ahhe
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nAgr-oFY CLOrHIE0.-seW0 wORTH WANyMDI
~ The highest cash price vii b. literally Eves, n Ssn
every description Address tArouxh posi- sa % JAZZ
nOR0HkT NJ biz second had ssore, Ne. IL Orange sse
ChathAm.
(JIoTH1NG AND FUREITURk.-LADIsS AND aRI
~ tbmen having any di.psss Of rsosiva the uo
vAiu4 In cash BY sending the ssorss west .oaAw
place. and 81 West Broad way letter per pcss COLI
N. Blades attended By Mrh Cohen.
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A UCTloN NOfICB.-saMUEL oso9op. AUCTION
Ger VIII SELL At his sassroon, 81 Nssssn stree. on
edneedsy morntr February a. At 10Y O'Clock large
and varied assortment Of household funars prine
paft resescod pAror suite In broose back walnut do
hair coth ahe EAny and bsek Alut shogany tsts
Ates and arm ohatrs, rosewood and
Eahegsny Yep centre tables, mahogany work tables
rosewo.o dssirg bureaus: bscs walnut and
eerg mahogany osk and black walnut dning extension
blss, mahogany rocking chairs oorches couch beds
hednead nAhoGspy and oaairs hale Attresss
octave planet - -
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Ohm W. eoMkRINDYKR, AUCrIONEII-GR0J IN
nesJIe day ., the suoMss roon No II sprses ssrsss
oM o'clock large stock Of groosriss green and
blAoh tss green and rossssd eossss vbss ana brswn
suxa soaps eandies pickles. srioss sauces fsriaa
az .smpri.as empsss asertm.at q hrss
cans scales and weish counter and shsvlrs Abs one
large bar cevnter and forty chests Of damax. tsA
WILLIAM =. BOYD, Balssmaa.
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MUaICAL..

A LADY WHO HAS BAEN ACCUSTOMED 10 rnAUp.
"A tng the piAnoforts would Ike - receive we 49,
Terms moderate
NIw PIANO MUSIC THE BUDS IRON THH OPERA,
AZ lately iaued b. GOULD No l6l Chestnut STR
ns frsn Donisett 1sllins and vsfAps operas, II
s,. ~ S ss s an hss
,he sale has been Great and sashrs have been sniern
their expressions sAtsction eune Of pleses a
crcs interesting and useful 70 the public
DaOFRssI0NAL CARD nRs EDWARD LODER, on
Royal Academy Of Music, Professor Of Italian and
krs Lotses sss1 q tssshsg tested By shirs.sa ysa
ssessnl practice In New Iork inssrss rapid erfee,
dsvopement Of the voice. purity Of style and ~ Of
sxeoatea Fer terms Ao apply personally BY letssr
and o'closk.
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TORN ". soNERINDYKE, AUCTIONHRR srORB
"a syr1ss sal: on Sssss
virtue Of execution bususss directory ans also
lot OF iron cAatinf .. patterns Aad Materials
JOHN ". SOhERINDYKE, Constable
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UoRLDy PREMIUM.-oxY0RD HOE AND EDy
w Tool Cempany-L Bodies, nupsrin tsndsnk TIE ~,
Mon q Ahs trade invited 70 ths superior goods na.s
ths New Ysrk Crysta Palace ExhSition TOR she bsS
shaah east steel bees Thei; socket chisesl ndss
Of the kind In narhes All orders ADDRESSED " 4. wA31q
Agent. oxford, Chsaango sounty, New Yssks WI Seas
prompt attention.
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Vt. sale Of jewellers stset and nxturesOn saturday
shs snsrs s.osI a. s.,S "a ivsr ws.:Sas oS
and neck shss xola silver pencil sasss silver pls
sd also large counter silver plated
one large Iron safc nss ~ new cost 500 ~ order Of
WIN. COOPAR Assignee.
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A G: FUTILE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sALI
a. Of saloon, &o-A. @ Futile viii sell THURSDAY,
Fee ~ oosh IN she premises in 70 tietn street.
psse the Palace the entire furniture looking
and hxtnres Of the saloon known Tne Reg AFFORD
Ss hn OPP ortun;y for person 20 acm nsnSs business
the whole viii BIO sd In parcel Arrangements
then and there made for the Of the building liberal
SEARS HYDE, Asssnses
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HARDwARE-AUcrIoN NOTICE. 4. VAN ASr
MkRP SON will sell this say. sslo o'elssh, 81 is9
cutlery and she'll sooss Also "A invsss * Essish sss
damaged =
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n. NICoLAY. AUCTfoNKBR--A H. NIcoLA7 4
CO Ill sci ~ su's ,ss On Thurdsy FEB q II
silver plated table Of the sturs
Frtssy r the Cit retail trade 10 be sod absolutely 70 the
aseys.' boarding hsu's ships 40 Ihs sualisy
ssn ce aepssdes upon These goods omprtse Bruvswsk
beaded and threaded patterns table forha 70
fpeon 81 toHen table spoons 81 spoons. ~
cofen eea poops dozen and oysss lAalss 20 dsEsn
Eavy ana cream ladies' dox,n shaysls, o. soEss
mustard spoons y dorm butter hives Also, large In
vse Of hlvtrpssed cake bssie iiouor frauss eassof
viaegArsttss WATERS tee oOes ssts ks Sale positive
A II. NICO.AY.
EDWARD SINTZGNI0H
Lave Chief statesmen Of n. n Leeds O..
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The discount line has increased during the past week
81 2e4 oo3 and deposits ssoi s62 while the circulation
has decaed $50 &c. and the amouot Of specie In hand
sa9742. The additional movement In the loan depart
nsnt has helped the money market and served ms Si-
ally in maintaining the supply and meetss tho demand
The decrease the Of specie hand cannot
enthusiastically account for the shipments have bssn
small and the payments into the Sub Treasury limited
The Pottsville Kt~eys Journal OF the 18Th Instant In
speaking Of the anthracite coal trace, says
The quantity sent by railroad this week 10 49, 9t6 OF
TONS agAinSt IA $40 Is tons for the
last year The increase this year il t26 12,ons Tue
shpms nts from Richmond have increased f. tn,usand
the last week. but the obs by Toe and the
high Of oop6se the susius-s to the absoius
neceies OF the trade Tho freight to Bostou quoted
- ger ton. The strike tbs Cumberland region stu
continues and but itls oea II mred. Toe BUSINESS for
the only s82 and for the ysAr Is s6b tons
The Cum bernd Ancrs Journal that the fHiog Of
OF the trade In sonequen:e Of the strike is equal to
40 600 tots The bostmsn held . meeting st Sshuylkl
Haven We nsscay, and Hxsd the opentsg price Of
freight followf:-
Phtlddelphia Netp Fork
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NyERTNEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


UCT, ON. BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n ltase Of promises &c.-On Thursday, February g. ~ u
o'clock at 70 East Eleventh ssrest star Flourish
al ske furriure In said house ooprlsnK rosewood paror
urr sur psins ameied chamber fur ussss Aad
9TH cArpes chen utensils So. ESQ, six and half
forte made by Husps Terms CAsh
Catalogues st SALE PENN PARKS auctioneer ~ Nassau
street
A UCTION.-PUBLIC ADNIsIsTRAT TORS BALI OF
"A tive thousasd bushels Of planted oysters belsngng
70 abe estate Of John Barton dsceasd they lay
n. above oysters will be sold - the public house Ne
Wells on City Island on Tussdsy March q O'clock p
n. Terms cash. PRrnR b. SWBkNY.
Public Administrative. 81 Okam hers strseA n T.
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MoRrgAeI SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FgRNIrURE.-
Auatio vV lIatau NATL a

DAwNBRoKER'S sAL1-THIs BAY. BYW: N. LKwIs
lot Of gowns wis vseits kc Also large lot
clothisG copisss OF eveYeoa.s drsss sad freck eoa
pants, vests e. BY order Of ABRAHAM GOODMAN, No.
81 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

ptook" WvE0 h1SuS y
o. 900 Bnalo and New York City r. 1st mortgage. s6A
1000 Terre Haue and RiohmopdR, ..l0oH
1000 Lyons Uova) Central Railroad As
loo Do. do, 81 :. 46
5000 Mich. Southern, Jackson Branch, =. sax
5000 Do. do, :. 82Z
1000 AttisA and Allegheny Rxilroei 4" :. IS
5000 Chicago and Mississippi R "a mortgage. 8oH
1000 Do. co. 803
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EVRlsH SALMON JUST RxCEIvKD. AND HoR ID
cheap small lot Of frssh salmon, b. u R00kR
Co., n Tultcu hsh n Arkek 4.
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DRoADwAY WHOLDsALB AND RETAIL STORE TO
ID lst lesss-ThAt brown stone front mercantile
bsndhs Ne So Breadvsy sss seor from the northeast
ssfoss a. q ~ y % AZ ,Ss SsiS az ~
upper Aeor and hsnsAt Of promises Ne sal eroaaw.y,
lease that sgnassnty nttsd door store. 81
sesupsA BY George rox. No. 81 1reAdway
Of Anthony street. Apply ~ above
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WILL BIZ FOLD At AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY.
shs nd Of February, ~ the Basaax II Crosby street,
to liquid biz sxpenses bay horse about sevcs
hands hish, Of good style and soton.
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CTORE 70 LET Oh BROADwAYlTHR MAT LIT
= Tie store se SICK Broadway asar Houston street
lures Alss two rear brick workshops Broadway Appy
" JAMES PRICE 200 Hudsen street. near Canal
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THE NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON RAILI
Compsny-Put mp sxclurrelr, In every style a14 of
fvsts warranted 10 be ssunob durable aad ssen
o.. Msn Am, any osnsr Every a. q sa.siss n1hs e ns
shops a. the Lowest prices hrAststs door sad VA!
foundry line, promptly furnished Specimens In gsst
Ac ~ their warerosns Nos 70 and u Duane atrseA
North river
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4 LsHRT NIcoLAy, AUorloNEER a. =

q Eiool.y Co VIII .sil At suasIon shi. dsy, At II
oosct athc sslesroom 169 Br advAv, private coseton
ofeol Including mAnv modern editions OF asdsrd and
nscsaneous works viz wlkes Exploring Kxs iditon.
y,is hnos Jehnscn More Gray .ad
ferk ~ wis Home Book Beauty morocco Mort
American Review ar large nunber Of interesting wo he
on various suhjec Also about 81 paiatisgs comprising
Lar Escapes, marine views interiors, 10
A. ii. NICoL.Y
EDWARD sTNTZBNICH.
Late Chief yalesm Of a. Ioela
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nRGLOvIRH TRUSS, sHOULDlR BRACE, AND II
- No Btoohing Institute, No. II Ann strrsi.-NoRtAs
premium tlsm shouldss brace sAd suppsrssr; bslts
srooked spines, kc EnkAAss Ter ladies through NJ
With fsnsls ~ wait them. Strangers. Aotiee ~
Larry name, LIZ. Glover, No. II Ann street s
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A DnIAN III MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hstsrs sale Of horses carriages ssishs, hArp 10.
Aerian suller Co. will sell ~ auction Thursisv
IehuarJ - l0o,o oct A. NJ ~ No rs Cherry street, By
order Of TIE undersgned milistrator aud
a. shph,lst Chichester deesased-Twsve heress twelve
sas and top ~sGon boz cosohss two rceka
NAys ore sixteen ghs fifteen robes six roles shir
wen sets OF deues and single two side saddles i've
saddles and bril- twelve strings Of bells SET bAnl sts
and shsets, set Of ONCE furniture, 40.
j. J. FlEuDs Ad DisitrAtof
SUSAN CHICHESTER AdnfnistrAtrix.
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DOONS AND OFFICES TO LET IN BUILDING
~ southwest Of Broad sAd Prince street, will 30
let together sut much feet front
100 The location beet In Broadway and IN the
OF the GLASS hotels The basement will b
rented and fitted up ys9rrsd for arss cas:
Apply 70 J. eTOOVkN1L CO., 67 Broadway.
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broadway STORE TO LKT.-THI OLD nsTAI
ID shsd fashsnab furnishing store suitable
for Air say kad Of respectable busne M feet frsn
asd 70 feet deep with without second fccr cellar use Of
81 cheap rsAt Apply 81 The once. SO Broadway second
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"A making money.-CoxSratulats yourself that you
within your Era shs reans yoS reeus 70 ~ instsus
requires travelling, peddlng but give you the
Of home This = permanent aAd gsnteel empley
and be followed BY any vith The smallest
capital TIE right and lnowlsdgs VIII be ssnt % any
The receipt 81 single dollar addressed (pest pal0
Wilson, Broadway Post Once, New York.
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DROADWAY WHOLIsALB AND RETAIL STORES.
srs saa oess 70 Iss or sAs: The new i've story build
ss67 6S Brssiwsy l2 fssS 'front.' 70 deep; stsss
basement B1l Brsslwsy, xxl05 ssoond Asor store IL
Way sness Nos and IT, premises SIS Brssdwsy ApSiy
to0kORGk p IOX. oorner Of Broadway AAa AnhhsAy 81
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A VERY HANDSOME COUNTRY REsIDBNCE TO LET
"A About two and half miles from Fulton ferry; large
house and plenty Of various kinds rosses
sion ths day Of March. Iss.Ee OF GnO
JEFrIRIED the eeyAex OF bediero ave-
nue and Kibon street, Blseklyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

E,AcTcRY TO LxT-A THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
Ing of hy fest frontage the south side Twenty
street. between Ninth Tenth avenues ssabl
for eonvertiSs into tssmsA for manufacturing
Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

THE CHESHIRE GLASS COMPANY ARH wow RI
pared execute orders rough plate glass sups
color and strength from 70 TX inches thick q favef
prices Arch eots bull derr ans eontEacto gsque@
70 call and sxamne Tho Article o. the ssnpanys deSeA
Broadway. n O0LBURN. General Aenl
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CRBKNwICH STREET PROPERTY 10 LHr-THI
" substantial rick building No. 1S Green wch street, 30
tween Barclay ard y.sy streets CHE bat location on shs
suit The lot Il about Is feet inches
and by 81 feet Deep Fer terms apply O. H. ATKINS
IL Greer wieh street,
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A J. BLEKCKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION. AT rH8
o. horshsatS IxchAnse. Wsd1ssiay February n
ol BY order Of the utrs OF ths last will
David MILLS dscsssed thf lots with The brick build
ngs thereon the northwest Of Third and
n street. i,onsns feet inches Third sveane
mortgags Further onas he obsaiasd Of CHAS B.
HART ATTORNEY for the Kxeostors 81 william street, Of
the auction esr
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ITO 0ARDHNERs AID OTnDRA.-1o LRA8I, FOE
Ysas' piet q srssss one aa qsas,sr ssrss
miles IRON ths ferries Disiaon avenue Brcoklyn
there ecsd fence ~ fuli Of shruhbsy vith two
sosd ape large number Of grated fruit trees,
hsns pssv srafSsA Qvinse ~ tries w be sold IL lots
70 srt issuirs q JOHN Lambert No. lao Carl srssk
Brooklyn-
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no L1T-SEO11 Win OF WITaoUr .BAa1NHW1,
No. - Bssknaa street. they each ~ fest deep, vel
lah.sa fssAt rear aaa ssds 1:ss e s.sre s.s ssss
q ~ 1eskna. tsssA al g f:ss Aesp Rent q sters
NE ffh story ofEo S Bsskmaa street, leerssss No 39
100 feet deep veil Ashted fyoat aad side psreu ry
adapted beht pIrposee Rent 1900 Also
oat The Ah story q No 81 Bsskman stesst (sa
rax No. - Rent, $500. Also four and
rbirtieh strset Rent $3.50 Inquire Of JAMES C0NAOR
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GOLD LIAf.-G0LD LEAF or TIN BEST QuI
w. Wholesale aad retail. - she Lowest rates. No
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no LET-sTOkn % WILLIAM STREET, THE BUILD.
ira 70 william street, having large attached, In
the rear 70 sssh Let together By oors Apply
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A SPACIOUS COTTAGE TO Ito LEV, ON VASE
II stop HeiThts * niles the City Hall with stsbl
and ous budr and houss fled Ane sxtsnsvs garden
with shsrrs pc 10 in abundanse; venisnA e
and sts Apply to ]. II. BBADHukST Tenth
nus and l46th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-21

NosT III = H0GAT0M M ~ ai clR
at auction. At che hsrehant 1xehan9s By Anthony T.
BIeeckeT. Feb r. ~ IL o'olockThis most desirable resi-
feet b. 81 est three stories and in
ths nsss:E Nv.ys inch brokworl thToushoup Win
view sf The splsAdd New sad
the NAfrowss New York csy hrosklyn Jersey CIV Hobo
mile nom shs nsw ferry q Long Dock ans On. ana
by the hrst For plans and further particulars apply
to BLEkCKkR No BROAD street. New YorA; or u j,
II ON Hobohen rry pass the door,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-12

The capture of five Russian Merchant ships,
with some prisoners, by division of the feet
under command of Sir Charles Napier in the
Baltic-the continued equivocal position of
Austria and Prussia-the signing of u treaty
of alliance offensive and defensive, between
England and France, and the reported en-
trance into Seryia by the Russians, are the
moro important points of the intelligence by
the Pacific. No important move has taken
place on the Danube, no blow been struck in
the Black sea, no cannonading been heard in
the Baltic, except for the exercise of the ships
crews. The English and French forces sent
to Turkey, seem as yet to show small signs Of
active participation in the conflict. 1t is
however too soon to receive without question
the statement of the Tribuac's foreign cores
pondcnt that "ncvcr has great nation made
such miserable war as England and France
arc now carrying on 1t must, at best. take
time for "A force of 5000 men to place them
selves in position to act dccsivclv. 1t seems
unlikely that the two great allied powers.
after going as far as they have done, should
faltcr. \ vigorous blow, such as may be ex-
pectcd from Sir Charles Napier, will put "A
different face upon the condition Of affairs -
Till then the feeling of suspense must pre-
dominate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-12

How TO PINT CucuMBERs, Melons, AND
SouAsBfs, TC Avon DESTRUCTION BY Bros
As the ccst OF seed is tri1ing, we have for the
past lew years always succeeded in getting
good vines by the following process Instead
Of planting few seeds in hills at the distance
they would ultimately be required to grow,
we have put in a large quantity over the whole
ground so that at first we have had hun
bred plants where only one was needed. Some
times we have had plant come up on every
two inches over the whole bed.
As fast as the expanding leaves of the vines
interfere with each other, we cut of the ,Deok-
sr ones with pair of shears, so as not to dis
turb the roots of those remaining. The "bugs"
have always materially assisted in the thin
ming process, but we have never failed to find
twice or thrice the needed number of plants
entirely untouched. When beyond the reach
Of danger from insects, all the weaker plants
are removed; and a solitary vine left here and
there has been enough to cover the ground.
The same ground will yield much better,
by having the vines at equal distances from
each other, than if two or three are left to-
gether in the same hill since the roots have
more room to grow, and they find greater
amount Of nourishmept when thus isolated. -
The fruit will also be more solid and of better
quality.
1t should also be remembered that air and
light are essential to the growth and matur-
ity of the fruit and it is better to OCCASION
ally cut out thrifty plant, than that the
ground be to densely covered. just vines
enough to thinly cover the ground will pro-
duce better than double the number -Amer,-
con Ayr icuhuria.
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Shade Trppst

Mn. EDiroR Kindly ALLOW me TO call the atten-
ton Of our welldisposed citizens to the ,mpoiane,
Of transplanting Shadc-Trccs during the present
month.
In what manner, with so trifing an expense. can
our village be so greatly bcautfed rs by the trans.
planting Of the sugar-naple or the beautiful elm =
Many streets are now nearly destitute Of trees -
Others are generally well supplied, but here and
there will be found "barrcn waste" This should
not be. Every street should be lined upon either
side with them there should be no solitary OPEN
ings no irrcgularity in the un,foauty.
Enter village he it in Massachusetts. Com
nccticut Maine, New Jersey, or in any Of the State.
observe the shade trees they are plentiful beau
tiful, refreshing yielding in the midst Of the SUM
mer's oppressive heat, dcciousncs. an unspcaka.
bic pleasure which can too highly c>ti-
mate. How i. one. f,u .rabi, impression Of ,b q
village increased Everything is made bv the
cooling and happifying influence afforded by sD,h a
scene, pleasant agreeable. attractive One /, ready
instantly to cNclam. how delightful, how pleasant
What thoughtful and cultivated people reside here
Think not reader that when strangers are passing
through in our beautiful village that they will not
ob,ore that which any of u observe when we arc
travelling through other villages Be assured the
viii. Then do not allow the present Spring to pas.
without supplying (if you not already supplied
your premises with shade trces,-nu embcllishmcn
of nature more beautiful and more lasting than mos
persons are disposed to admit.
Look upon it, if you will not in any other aspect
in selfish view look AZ it in any view you please
but let the result be a decision to have the trees
And bear in mind that in way can you cxrcud
few dollars SO 1droniagsouyiy for surely every
place is greatly improved in appearance by Shade
Trees and if improved, it is ,acr,qsed m rriDe.
I hope every one will take an earned interest it
this matter, and will act accordingly.
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