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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

A UCTI0N NOTCH AT LOW PRICR6--
"A The undersigned being about 70 retire from the busncs
having leased their premises 70 be occupied carpet store
April they will sell the balance Of their stock
greatly r.duced prices all hey have on hand on the I: Of
April will have TO be stored. Parties requiring Furniture
wsuld do well 70 call and mako their sclecons At once
VIM. SIMPSON SON, 50 Bowery.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

IS 600 Flushing hK. LIST mtQe per cent bonds.
400 Lee county, Ill s per cent bonds
1900 United States II per cent treasury notes.
4.UOlIa Croase d Milwaukee RK. II mtse bonds.
2,OC0 Brooklyn city per cent bonds.
Next regular sale Monday March L. Regular auction
sales of bonds every Monday and Thursday
every day when required at 2 O'clock the stock
81 liam street, at the Merchants Exchange IL
preferred Stocks and Bonds bought and sold private
and at the Brokers' Board
Auconeers and Stock brokers,
90 William street, Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

UcTroN NOTICE -BuRNHAMs ruRNIruRR TX.
"A press packing sbishmen III and us wst naeventh
streec FIFTH and sixth Household Fu-ni
urc and sbpped Al parts OF the world Large
rons removing furniture OF Families Furniture
s4orcd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

II LEEDS co. will SELL auction on rhursday MaroS
H. at lO o'clock at 36 Broadway street un
der foreosnre Of mortgage Brusse: and Ingram Carpe
walnut FABLES bronze and gilt Chandeliers and brass
Signs Office and Counting Room Desks and Ffxturrs sye
plated frame how Case Show stand, Stock Boxes Grover
BAKERS patent Sewing Machines signs do oak Occ Chairs
patent Sale without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

UCTIoN observation-disclosures GOODS BY
"A HUMBART a THOMAS this morning At los O'Clock,
80 street. no volumes OF Books balance % nvde;
simeres YANKEE Nolon. 2sO Havana scssrs lot Of calf
skin Boot Cogns, Brandy two bales sNhcrs
Also Of hand funiturc 6fect walnut Extension
1abiea 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

UCTrON NOTICE.-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE,
"A keeping win dispose private SALE Of all their parlor
CHAMBER dining Furniture At sacrifice,
rosewood octave Pianoforte in erceent order
Sr $50 including and Cover Parlor Suit solid
carved frames with silk brocatel oS
for S1S0; do oN kegcres Centre Tables, Bureaus
Mattresses Bedding &C The Furniture made 10 order
has been but montha and Ia
uea aveuuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

A UCTIoN sALB.-M DOUGHTY, AUCT1oNEBR, WILL
"A sell Friday, march 10 commencing At l0x O'Clock
saeroom IS Nassau solo framed mahogany
wood Psror suits covered In brocatcl and hair CLOTH
PAror, Arm and sewing Chsrs Also
accoun. Of carpet dealer Loo yaras Mating 2 yards In
30 Oilcloih, Stair CarpetDg Bugs TAblecoths &c
Bookcases marble top Centre Tables Mirrors Bullets, Kx
Table, oak dining Cnalrs Dressing
washsand Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Paiasscs Lounges
& together with an assortment OF Office Furniture Desks
Safes, DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
DROWNB hTOHOLG, AUOTiOHRRns
0 THIS DAY THUREDAY). NAR0u /,
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCI1OkRER
ASSI0EEKS SALE OF sUPKRR HousRUnA

BY 3. y H. SCHkNCK. on Fridav isxh inst a r
O'Clock At their salesroo al Broadway he stock Of one a
the nrs cabinet make q The city, ecnstsing In part Of -
cste suoerb rosewood Amour Glace; nacent
ysrnshed and in OIL black and gilt Cabiuets Centre 81
work Tables rosewood and walnut Secretary Libsa
OAK Bullets Extension Tables and Dining Room Chlr es-
Stair Chairs oak and walnut Hall Stands and Chsrs Xs
large asso ment OF elegant mahogany Paror Chamber a1
q the very hes: manSfactHre and viii be positively sad
salesroom Thursday The particular attention OF hose =
want OF elegant furniture respectfully requested 70 tbs
ture that has taken plaoe In this city.
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J. B. FREEMAN. Assiguse.
r. H. :; Lg grI.oS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

u H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~. sale Of Household Furniture Linen. Plate Ma
Wines and Ltquyn-E. II. LUDLOW Co viii I'll 81
auction at 0 O'Clock at the store No 81 Sixth avenue o.
posite Eighth street. where the have removed
convenience OF sale an assortment Of Household Furnu
Centre abes mahogany Bedsead Dressing Bureaus Bed
Bedding, Carpets &c Also Billiard Table HogT19
make Also quantity Of hhine CT ret, Sherry and Port
Wines Bourbon Whiskey and Jamaica Rum, In demjohna
n COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE in Brookyn-to morrow (friday. March Ia
10Y O'Clock at POS Henry street. of state street. the
entire Funtturc OF the house. comprising mahogany ana
and al other Tables marble top Furniture velvet
Carpets Beds and Bedding China Ware Cutlery Kitchen
Furniture, &c Sale peremptory.
7XECUToR's sALK.-wILI. BE SOLD AT pUpLrr
~ auction at the Merchapts Exchange on Ssturday
March 10 BY A. j. bLEECkkR, valuable Property M
and 1850 Division street. consisting story brick fro1t
House and Lot opposite Ludlow street. the uncsn
OF Canal street.
DOR SALK BY ExECUTORS-A THREE CD YRARs,
Lease OF the premises 2O2 Fulton street The Lease n
the above premises will be sold private une1-
hear the ashIngton market and taoroughfa nj
sold VIII be rented for less year e
turtber particularly apply to w. FALLS Executor Osra
Exchange = Ank, Is William street
GEO HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER-OFFIC6 NO So
broadway will sell this day, at l0h O'Clock, IL
Chnres street. near Hudson, Household
BIusels h'ee ply and Ingram Carpets rosewood marble
{.,, Dressing Bureaus mahogany washssnds mshgsny
tension Table, mahogany Bedsteads Hair MAJ
Tessea Feather Holsters and rio China and
yer Plated Ware; Also nod 81 Pianoorte BIZ
Fisher Lace Curtains Window Shaded Utensils.
also two Canary Birds good singers also Newfoundland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
MILITARY,

A NINTH RKoIMRNT WITv GUARD UkI!oaM ZOE
a sale very cheap; only been w6rn twice. Address Hen
~, Herald Office
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j. BLEECKER, AUCTTONBER.

J. BLEECkER AUCTTONBER.
"A. yALuABLh HoOskgELr sTkBET PROPERTY.
A. j. BLEECkER son co. will sell at auction, on
Saturday,. Msrh Is at u O'Clock, the Merchants' Ex
change the Lot and Buildings No ~ Roosevelt street, the
junction of Bowery occupied stores and dwellings
lot 20 trent BY 100 ieet inches deep Maps &C., NO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
uEERY d. MINER, AUcTroNEER

QENRY ID. MINER, AUCTrONEER
IA Salesroom 81 Nassau STREET opposite the Pos o0c
MNEk fdORP win sell At auction Friday, March Is
~ O O'Clock at their salesroom Nassau street. eiegan
Household Furniture OF ssle 81.
ssng OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich carved
sc IDS and Bureaus mahogany Sofas Chairs and on
&C. &c Al II O'Clock rich carved rosewood onavs
Piano. by city kerr together with Stool Cover &c -
from 80 Of IL b inst -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

DAwHBRoKER's SALE b. LRvY, AuCTIoNRRR. q,
Catharne street win sell this day, at II O'Clock
able assortment Of silk and other dresses
shirts, skirts childrens' Clothes Coats, Pants Vss4
Watches and Jewely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

MORTGAGE sALE-JOHN n. BURLEy AUO-
I uoneer, viii sell this day, at O'Clock at ~ Canal
street Bureaus Reds Chairs, Extension Centre and
other rabies Sofas sofa Beds Pier Mante Bar GlaS,e
Cur ed Hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds BrusscIs
Ihre ply and other Carpets 0ilcloths rosewood and ma
hgany Bookcasee wsdrobes Etegers Rosewood suits ia
nrocae sets Of single Harness of old
dy three hne Counters fifty Chairs Fixursa Besr
Pumps, cooking Stoves Bedding Eyery,bna Tor
houSekeepng FRANKLIN BROWN, Attof ney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

THE UNITED STATES FORTS AT KEY WEST.
Recent Indicate the determination Of the United
States government retain FULL entire and complete pos
session OF the Notifications the Florida reefs Key
West To put works therefore, in complete con
ion Of defence they have been recently reinforced by
United States troops fully provisioned for long siege
and q supply Of ammunition furnished enough TO
sink half dozen respectable sized navies Key
West u celebrated rs . naval station; II Ia the
hesdand Of the southern coast, situated on the
northwest end Of island Of the name, otherwise
called Thompson's Island; II Is four miles long and one
wide. has nne harbor, admitting vessels drawing
twenty seven feet OF water, and Ia well deeuded,
shall hereafter describe. Il Ia tho key the northern
passage Of the Gulf Of Mexico, the passage here Is
safer and ninety miles than around Tortugas
The Thermometer al this place ranges from city to ninety
degrees Of Fahrenheit The whole island lies on bed Of
limestone, about one foot beneath the surface.
FORT TAYLOR, KRY WEST.
This Ia also new, FIRST class Fashioned fort the rorr
q which was commenced In ls4s. Like Fort Jefersou
II q brick fort, built upon granite foundation II IA
nearly finished, the barracks and few platforms for
bsrbet,e guns being alone ncompleted In shape the
work Ia irregular quadrangle, having three channe
curtains equal length, and guage shore curtain OF
uoh greater length situated At the southwest part OF
the iand ct the entrance Of the hsrbOs Of Key wesl
frca sax 70 twelve feet Of water, and distant from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

I)AWNBROkER'S SALE THIS DAY AT 1aLs O'CLOCK
BELL IN9RAHAM will sell, at the well known Pawn
brokers' establishment No "a Eighth avenue large aasort
ment Of mems, ~omens and ch1drcns Wearing Apparel
Boots Shoes and Caters Tools 6ne variety OF gold and an
yer watches rch Jewey dc worthy attention OF deaern
Terms sse without reserve for cash Order Of RITTER
MAN, 81 Eighth avenue, near Fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

HENRY GREEN. AUCTIONEER-THfs DAY Ar Iox
o'clock at the auction store le4 William street. special
ale OF Clotbing Dry Goods &C. Coats Pants Yeats Pf
Goods, shawls Dryss 3oods Hosiery GIoves ahirs -
Also 500 pair Boots Shoes Caters Sewing Machine A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

T0HN r. VAN ANTwERP'S SON AUCTroNRRR
VIII include IN bis sale of this day, March a. at No Is
william street At 10 O'Clock one hundred and fifteen
Grain Scythes wadron' pattern and every
respect also seventy cards Of fine Pocket Knives "a Tay
ior Bro being strictly patterns; also, twenty dozen A.
collins cast steel Axes; also one iron Safe good order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06

SALE.-The two very desirable Building Lots on
the west side OF Harvard streets between John and Dix
streets Each lot is 10 feet Harvard street. by l6O
feet deep running back to an court and the
of each lot Is laid orchard garden and
there upon each 50 go fruit trees in bearing
order
These lots are without exception tho most desirable
building lots unimprovcd in the city, and, being
together could be occupied one lot If desired In
quire Of c. II FITCH
JOHN G.. OTIS.
Also for sale, gray Horse, second hand Carry
all, CTolman's make) one secondhand Top Buggy
(Breck' make) MARI dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
ing laugh, in which ParsOn willetis heartily

ing laugh, in which Parson Wiletts heartily
Joined.
The laugh reached our mother, who had
Just placed her platter Of fried chicken, done
to the orthodox brown, in the centre Of a table
fanked with mound of smoking biscuit, and
pyramid OF tempting crullers, with preserves
and tumuli of blackberry jam, all delicious
enough to allure the appetite of any MORTAL
whether minister or otherwise. She went to
the door and looked into the parlor, but the
minister and Jerusha were not within her
range Of vision, AID she turned back to me
with an expression of great bewilderment on
her face.
''What does it all mean, Nathan 2" she ask
ed, for was standing near the door.
80, nothing much, only Parson Willetts and
Jerushy are having little joke together."-
Seems to me they've got acquainted in
mighty quick time" pouring the cream into
the cups.
But at that moment father entered the room
and 7Sas at once informed of our guests arr-
val OF course he was not long in welcoming
the minister, as mother was in great trepida-
ton lest her chickens and coffee should get
cold.
shall never forget the first supper of Par
son Wiletts at our house. Ii was as much as
Jerusha or / could do, to keep straight face
on while the blessing was being asked; but
we O0th got soOered, as lather and ParSon
Willetts went into long conversation on the
state OF the church, the prospect OF the crops
that harvest, the sudden death of Parso.. Mi
nor, after being settled for "upard of fifty
years, over the South Presbyterian church,
in the town of Greenfield, and the inaugura
ton of the new president
AT last, in some pause which slipped into
their conversation, the minister said, gancing
from my sisters face to n1~i.sather's, 'sYour
daughter resembles you strikingly, Mrs. Cum
nings."
Yes answered my father, CHANGING at the
little pale faced woman, who sat at the head of
the table, with an expression which said, lie
saw her still in the first blossoming OF her
womanhood, VIXEN her cheeks were like the
meadow roses she used to wind in her hair
"Jerushy's the complete picter of what her
! mother was at nineteen; and as for Nathan
here, he's regular chip Of the old block-al
Cummin's, and not bit of Warner in him"
| looked at my tather-the strong built,
muscular, stawart, sunburnt farmer that lie
was, and wondered if l should ever be like
him.
Nathan" said my father as he rose from
the table, "you and Jerry must milk the cows
this evenin' and then want you to step over
to Squire Patt's, and tell him I'll call to-mor-
row, and see about takin' that yoke of oxen" "
Concluded on Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
A VALUABLE FARM For SALE

hi in RUyalstOn, Mass, situated on the road leading
sA4.sAtrom Koyaston to Winchendon, formerly owned
and occupied by the late John Holman containing about
2OO acres of superior land. 50 valuable
wood and timber. The remainder of the Farm is divided
into moving and pasturng, well fenced with good stone
wall Inc buildings consist OF good two story house
with ell and three barns all in good repair very pleas
ahtly situated and in the center of the farm with good
supply OF irult, and two never failing wells water
Terms easy Part of the purchase money can remain on
amortgage. Apply to $. II. BArCHELLoR of Wo-ces-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
SpettatIes. dc.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
lyinvites the citizens OF this place and vicni =
ty, to call and examine h superior selection
Ia of SPECPACLES. containing his lately i'm
IfiM proved PERIsCoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
III which he will adapt to far sighted nearsight-
III N ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
III sire them according to the true state of their
III eyes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
w ty, briliianey, and transparency, rivals the da
S4R mond, andforms the most beautiful and perfect
III Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
N es great advantages over the common glasses
in general use. Their perfect spheric al form
n gives more extended field o. vision. Their
less OOstructions to the passage oflight-oyer
%7l1SS comes, in great measure, what Is called by
IL Y Opticians alteration Of light. Consequently,
liz objects seen through them present themselves
III in a clear distinct and form, avoiding
III that glimmering, wavering unsteadiness, I'M
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading
III sewing in fact. approaching as near the per
feet lens of the natural as il is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withthe Optic a !
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
" practice often productive of serious conse.
quences JUDGING the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses. Glasses selected by skifu optcian,
made of the aforementioned material will instead of
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T NArERl
lie keeps constantly on hand small and large Spy
Glasses; Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, and 4,
Gaases all kinds different patterns of Opera Glasses
large assortment, for sale and to hire; Magnifying
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e.
Artificial eslnserted and made to order
Having taken the agency of of the first manufacs
turers Of Pebble Lenses glad to be able sell such
mouey than they have before been sold
thus giving everybody thechance of getting the bestfor
EY-Consultaton free of charge.
j. R0SENBUSH, agent Optician
n2O successor to L. Shrisheim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
Musieal.

NATIONAL BAND Having re-ornan-
L Y lied for the ensuing year, the NATIONAL BAND
respectfully tender their services to the citizens Wor-
cester and vicinity, on reasonable terms. aim will
be to please those who may favor with their patron
age. We shall offer entire set OF music, as all
the music formerly belonging to the Band was stolen
from the rehearsal room on the morning of Sunday,
Feb. Sd. +. n. CArLIN, Director,
l., H. DUNlIAM, Leader.
j. H. SAMSON, CLERK.
Worcester, Feb. 5, 1861. f6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
Zeal Estate.
EARM FOR SALE IN WERSTFI

EARM FOR SALE IN WEBSTER
the center near the north and east villages Also TWEEN
" acres 9f woodland. For particulars address H. 7.
on the premises. 'p' Holm nAViS
Webster, March IS. 1861. w2nl,td9w mchSI
FOR SALE-All that valuable Real
Estate lying between Jackson and Lagrange streets
IN this city, containing about 20 900 feet of land and Two
Dwelling Houses. Having large frontage on Main It,
the location is very desirable for genteel residence
Application may be made to the undersigned at the
printing office of the Worcester Palladium.
dtf mchl6 BENZ j. DODGE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-06
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ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or sl.w
LOT three insertions and 20 cents for each sub
Iequent insertion Ten lines or less, cons,,,r,.
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ne charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
In WEEKLY; First insertion 81 per square, each sub
EB All transient Advertisements must be maid ..
adnance Yearly or regular advertisers will be reoured
10 make quarterly payments ~ f"
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utons or proceedings OF any corporation society or
association and communication designed to cali aten.
lon TO any matter Of limited individual interest," can
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sloe for any that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-21
Losalsiana Tntellipenre
From the Baton Rouge Advocate O. supaas.l

From the Baton Rouge Advocateof sundas.l
Orr FOR THE WAR.--On Friday evening, Iaat the,
first company Of Col. scotts Regiment Of Mnnntafl
Men, Capt. w. Keep, Of IbergiIle passed ur, an
the steamer Ficksburg, for Columbus. Nv The
boat stopped few Infnuteg at our landing where
an immense crowd Of our citizens had assanlbIeds
to bid them hearty God.speed on their march.
On yesterday morning three other Companies OF
this regiment-C Capts. Taylor, Scott and Cannon
took their departure ON the steamer Magnolia,
SCapt. Lakes company got on board at Bayou
Sara); these five companies constituting the FIRST
wing, under command of Lieut. Col j. o. Nixon
The whole landing was literally covered with the
citizens of our parish, and in fearful silence bid
farewell to their husbands, sons and brothers. a.
May merciful and kind Providence guide and
dlrect them in all their perils by land ard water.
ACARD.-Bdtoa Rouge, Nou. 16.-On behalf of
the officers and privates of the First Regiment
Louisiana Cavalry, beg to return their sincere
and heartfelt thanks for the uniform courtesy and
kindness that portion of the regiment stationed
here have received from the citizens of Baton
Rouge and surrounding country And esuecialfy
would return thanks to the .fIadiest Campaign
Sewing Society of Baton Rouge,n for the valuable
additions they have made to our possible wants
and comforts in that hour when she mementoes Of
those we leave behind US will be dearest and most
appreciated. Indulge the hope that none who
| nave contributed to our comfort while here will
ever feei that their kindness has been shown to the
| unworthy. j. o. NIXON. s :,
| s Lieut.-Co. Com. SCOTS Regiment CavaIrySg
MEMBERS ELEcT.-From Bossier parish, a. A.
Abney and I. j. Caldwell are elected to the House.
From Caddo, r. Waite and J. A. McRady.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-21
Something OF n Horse.

Gen. Mcclellan was recently presented by some
of his friends with a war horse. It must be yery
curious and unique animal, if the following de-
scripton of it from Porter's Spirit of the Times ID
true:
He has fine, bony, and intelligent head, deli
neck, capital shoulders, very long and muscular
arms, whose symmetry could not be improved were
they carved to order; his chest is broad and deep.
his legs fine, fiat and bony, with his hooks and
knees well down to his heels, and his fetIocks al
most to the ground, with round well ribbed bar
rell OF tremendous length, and a line and hips re-
markable tor strength and beauty; indeed, his fine
points and evenly balanced proportions make him
in the fullest sense of the term model horse not
only for symmetry, but for speed and stoutneas AS
field horse, never saw his superior, being very
" topy1 when in action, with a proud and nervous
step, his head as high as his riders when mounted
and his throat latch and the tips of his forefeet al
most on perpendicular line when in repese. He
possesses many characteristics common to no one
Of his species have ever known. For instance,
he will not stamp bis feet nor shake off fly if
there were thousand on him, seeming to enter
tain contempt for all lesser animals: and his
confidence in and affection for, the human Species,
is such that he will not, under any circumstances,
suffer his attention to be drawn from his master by
any minor object. To his own species he pays no
attention, passing among them without deigni ng
them the slightest notice, even when turned loose
in the same yard or field. He will follow his master
up any Hight OF stairs, or along any ,precipice
where he can get a foothold, relying on his Inas-
ter's Judgment for his safety will stand anywhere
he is left without constraint, and is as brave as
lion and discreet as a judge --ss