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tys to be sold by the dsputy sheriff This is Of the
coolest and decidedly inpu lent proceedings which
has lately come to our kno wledge.


BOARDING. HoUsEs.-A boarding house Who has not
at period of bachelor le tasted of its its
pleasures and its pains 1t exactly be called
home-he who dwells in one, is rather in a transitory
than fixed sate-he stays there but does not lire The
proprietor is generally ladynine cases out of ten


in
at glance that she be induced to change her
pret awS a
She evidently sets her cap" for melody and tries to
however the landady IS either fat fair and forty Or
somsthng with two three marriag cable daugh
sentimental Young ladies' with exceIlent memoYes and


knowledge of the contents of all the clever
and affecting compositions of the day, called romances
They can tell you in moment how Clifford felt and
Julia acted aud how the stony hearted father forbid the
lovers meeting and at last locked The fair up in her
chamber; how love surmounted all obstacles, by Julia
leaping from her window a dark stormy night, and
eloping with her adored in chaise and four-or
more can they discourse of in eloquent for they
themselves have inordnate desire to s'get married"
The applicants for board closely questioned by the
landlady who has scions of the stock
always prefers young men with small fortunes per-
the exact amount of your salary is she considers herself
fortunate Once comfortably settled in the house. you
are considered as 50 much proper and are treated ac
boarding house has its charms-it is certainly excel
lent place to study human nature for variety of
the genus homo may be found therein. We know OF
phosophic gentleman who changes his lodgings
week and thus visits fifty two in tho Of year.
He Informs US that deal of valuable information may
be gained by this course and promises to furnish
statistics.


THIS ewsArHER-Yeserday was blue enough all round,
until toward evening, when the blue monopolized
by the sky, and the weather was quite fine.


CHARGE OF BEING coScEnsED IN THE SLAVE Trade
The examination Of Wm l.. Shaw-one of the crew Of
the Patuxe nt-who it is alleged rned in the
slave trade, on the Coast of Africa is postponed until
Monday next.


CHARGE OF CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNIsHMENr.-Chas.
a tha Ana unn xraa ofad
yesterday by Deputy Marshal Morrison, under
rant from Comms iloner Morton charged with having u
ficed cruel and unusual punishment on one Charles
Cameron one of the crew, the voyage from Havana
TO this port


ELocUrIoS.-Mr. Geo. Vandenhoff is engaged to de-
liver opening lecture Eecution to the students of
the University OF New York. on monday next, prelimi
nary to commencing course Of instruction there The
public can also obtain tickets.


SAVED FROM DRowNiNc On Friday night about IL
O'Clock, officer Dorr in going his rounds, heard the
cries OF man. cesdng from the river at the foot Of
Albany street. and gong there found man named
James Harrison struggling in the He toe him
TO the Station House, where he was recuscitated.