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Literature, &c.

LADIES COMPANION, for July.-The admirers OF
light reading may find this somewhat interesting
plumber, though perhaps somewhat Prosy and not
sufficiently varied.
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, for July.-Post, Aston
House The illustration of this .tumber savors
strongly OF vanity, notwithstanding the precedents
pleaded. Here we have n rwo.ihrd likeness OF
Instead of the view near tie Cold Spring. the pub
lie might as well have hid portrait of MS lady,
and IN lieu OF the plate of Fashions, domestic
scene IN his family, together with biogi aphic;ai
have been deemed tmily number altoget ler.--
The papers are OF an interesting and varied char
acter.
CAMrBELL's FORE IGN SEMI MONTHLY AND Eel &c
TIC MAGAZINE, for Junc.-Campbell, Philadelphi \.
This is a very capital number # contains some
OF the ahlest tlces that have recently appeared in
the leading European journals
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1. 0 OF 0. F.

"
/ vted to PERSE GRANGE LODGE. No. 1918 Of the
Manchester Unity held Johuson's Nth Ward Hotel
OF urand and hzabslh streets, New York About years
since the Grand Lodge Of the Order of the United
received their charter from England Of
refuse admittance Lodges
recprocate aernay with Brothers of the Order from the
United Kingdom of Great Britain This proceeding Induced
the members Of Perseverance Lodge No II Of the American
Order 10 resist unjust and unchttable proceeding by
plying the M u dispense carry their pilan
tn D'entons VITO receive Brothers fom part
Of the world aud to further the fundamental principles of the
Order-FRiENDsHiP, Love AND TRUTH The ~
Brothers who reside various parts of the Union whose
beers are sufficient to form Lodge and who apply for
severance Ledge, be obvious without commeat
concsrned well as to the subordinate Lodges Of the Amer
Order Of the pecunary
belonging to the Manchester Unity there
pay and the expense OF obtaining chartr and all
Lodge books and stationary does exceed thirty dollars
Lodges in New ,rk City, Paterson N.
j., Phiiadell ha and at Montreal and Kingston Canada
This order aiso deDocra than the
ia America, every Brother is entitled TO. aad wlr e.
ceive IT the proper time his degrees to qualify him
expense whatever Bothers this Order whose OF life
business calls them abroad TO of the worfJ should
they fall SICK Will sufficient support
until their recovery if it shosd please Providence to call
them u another and better world The last duties OF the Bro
herhood will be performed with alany, without distinction
and numerous every part of the hseabe globe that has
been asserted trey are more numerous and powerful than tn
KNIGHTS remplar Of old"
Brothers, wishing something If the trckery
procure pamphlet at No. II Pine street, fifth story]
price f21s cents.
Applications for further information ons must
be post paid or they viii be attended w*ec
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TO the Public.

. THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
sasd every day OF the year except New Years day and
FOURTH OF July Price cents per copyor 81 a6 per an
hun.--postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--published every Saturday
moning-prce 81 cents per copy, % II per annurn-
POS ages paid, cash n a vance
. ADVERTISERS are informed that the clrculafion OF
she Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
'a has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this CITY,
os word and is therefore, the best channel Jor tusness
the city or country Prices mcderatecash in ad-
vance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed at the aoat moderate
Price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PAoPRrEron OF THE HERALD EsIAbLIsaMRrY,
Northwest corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets.
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Yes. lie thou there, my little one,
The death dew's on thy brow
Thy eyes are closed to flower and sun,
Thy pulse is quiet now.
No more thoy'lt ask, my fsmish'd boy,
For bread with wailing cry,
When I'D bave given my flesh with joy,
But brehd could not buy.
Poor child thy sharp, cold features speak
Oh pain, and want, and care;
OFT did the tear drops on thy cheek
Freeze in the biting air.
But colder than the kecnest wind,
Were human hearts to thee,
Because, though claiming human kind,
Thy lot was poverty.
The proud ones say tis heavens award:
They but kind heaven obey,
To keep the gifts Of nature barr'd
From those who cannot pay.
Ny Child, Ills sadly sweet to think
Thou'lt mover hunger more,
Nor gaze with wistiul eye, yet shrink
From breads inviting store
But. oh my faded flower, for this
Was thy young being given,
To meet with nought but wretched ness,
And frowns from earth and heaven
Was this the pledge of Graded smile
That spoke the happy dream,
And gave me, worn with pain and toll.
OF passing bliss CLEAN
And yet, mayhap, thy fate is blessed,
And should rather joy
That thy young heart the..woes have missd
That wait the poor mans boy.
The cold repulse, the calling sheer
That drives to theft and shame;
The madd'nng thoughts the soul that scar,
The scorn'd and blightsd name.
o, yes or haply worse than all,
Thou mightst have livedtu be-
A servile crouching, fattering t'hrali
At some wealth-dagon'. knee.
Than this, thy eyes ~ rather close
On all thou might'st have seen,
All stricken through with many woes
As thy young heart hath been.
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SALES OF THE BARR EsrATE.-In 1903 Col. Will
liam Barr purchased the tract known as Bars
woods Comprising about ninety acres and then cons
dered oily farming land for about $50 per Il was
DEEMED at the time Of very high price Large sales OF
this property have heretofore been bnt esterday
an day before the largest public sale finished In the
Shols about twenty sold which bI ought the
Of 500 800 rs that II brought tina 1000 dol
lars per This is something like eight ousand per
cent on tho original cost Money oompos md interest
would have brought in that time about 1--WE hundred per
cent that the Of this property has been rieen
fold hat Of money al compound nferesf.Cin. Chrsn
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NEW FACTORY "A company has been formed at
Sewbnrgh establish steam cotton manufacturing
enlistment in that village, with capital OF 100000 IL
building which be $50 feet long by so wide will be
commenced Immediately and put in operation soon AZ
possible The Newbugh Gazette states thaithe business
will carried upon scale that will require weekly
expenditure Of from ne hundred to one thousand dollars
10 those il will employ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-23

MONEY RECOVERED. About the lst inst. some
81 900 were stolen from on board the steamer lndl-
sna OH her upward trip, from Mr. w r. Daniels OF Lock-
port Immediately after the theit officer Mchnsry oil
Cleveland, apprsed OF the circumstances and hes
seems been in detecting the defedatoTs Ono
arrested Pittsburgh with $40 and two others
of the gang Wheeling, with les more all oil which
safe in custody at the places mentioned The fellow
takcn at Pittsburgh calls himself Best alias C. Robertson
The others named I. u johnson and John Lygrat
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALRANY

s5Tfsga - DAILY Sundays excepted-Through Dir
rect, at p NJ from the Steamboat Pier be-
tween C2nrtl sedt and Liberty streets:
Ichp tSndsy WsdHssH,sy aad Friday evening, ?t7
The Stesmboat hOCuESTt.h, Captain Il. Houghtoa, on
Tucsday, Thursday ,nd Saturday Evenings, AT.
AtFiVp0clock, 2. MLAndiug intermediate Flacs,:.-
The Steamboat COLUMBIA CAPTAIN VIM 81 pseh.
Monday, Wednesday, FRIDAY AID Sunday, atsr
The Steamboat NgNTH AMERICA, Capita r. q.
Ctuenden TUESDAY, Jhuradsy aud Saturday, at r. NJ.
passeaelg tag this lire Of boats vii Albany Ia
n-The above Bo.ts aud substenta are frnshed
win and State Nsoms sud for speed Esd
IN ,astions nnrivslei on the Hudson.
freight, apply board or 10 r. G. Sculx
tns Once on the wharf. iHO
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MARYLAND CRoPs In the Western section OF
The State full crops OF Wheat will be realized The
harvest gen rally is fortnight earlier than usual, and
IN Washington county the farmers were hasy engaged
in cutting their wheat The Hagers'own News says that
labor of the has been signay blessed. Tbs
Frederick Examiner OF Wednesday says-arves is upon
several weeks earlier than il last year The crop
general is unquestionaby good although from various
quarters there complaints The whea, in this neigh
borhood is much infected With smut.
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PRIVATE I, MEDICAL AID.

I
'fH Members OF the New York College Of Medicine and
phmmac estabhed for the suppression OF Quackesy
having directed their particular attention all dci,s OF
pirate aaia ard being aware Of the improper OF
usually adopted by the country
beg leave annrise all suffering
or from the effects Of Ia their thai BY
forwarding either By the post through any tb expr "a
lines 70 this city full and espc,t statement of their
plant WITH Az symptoms time Of contraction, and
will receive with little delay possible chest containing
all medicines requisite 70 perform safe and BY
addressing w. n. kIEHAKDS,lN A1,nt.
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TO FARMERS. HoRTiCULTURIsTs. Sc-soI,b,te
Amnoria Tor forcing the Crops-sulphaie Of sodONi
.,.,pR LEWIS FEUCHTwANGyn

sE1PHU'e FIRST PREMIUM AMt}1 ES5Y LEtj
IN 5PRiNG STREET pltr9nised bY the ernner
w Throughout Europe anh by the most dspgHt.,od oi
70, breihn ~ the United ,stsI aud by
al 10 DC the nearest approach 20 hitherto Produced M
ff1duce INTO this courty, snd sory b. VIM SELPHD
30 5piinz ST. near 5ioaoway New York Terms moderate
I gad i1dls, ntablr references given.
have seq th aTohe, leg Of ~ spho; It's construction
desired Bat the bss Of III j, the proof OF tbote VIII, wan
them this positive aud uhdsBab Some Of nv frieeds
, othsr. VALENTINE MOI n
ml8 iuyYseo ''"''' W ~" -N'-'
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PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS
SUMNER ENHANCEMENT.
NEW BEl9HTnN. PORT RI uMOND,. IsTATEN

ISLAND,IN NEW YORK FERRY,
From rier No. J.. North River, foot Of Battery Place.
x@afySN G97 The STEAMBOAT CINDERELLA, will run
egoss follows, daily fror, May 10Th to October
lstf ;-Ls4ves Now York, at and IL
O'clock. A NJ, at 81, 6 ands y. M
Lsayss Port hehnoId 20 minutes to q, and 10 minutes
Leaves New Brighton, at and 10 A. NJ; at IN and ~ p.
On sundsy-Leaves New York at ard II A. NJ at and
1t |, s and IN p M
New Fork, MAY 10, 1914 nyii smsfc
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TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.

TAPSCOTTS
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
60 e ~ &
ARA DEMENT'S FOR 1874.
The subscribers bcg call the attention of their friends and
the public generally their superior bringing
Engla1d, Ireland, Scotland aud Waves.
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
The QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1850 tons.
III SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
The HOCHkSTER. 1000 tens.
The H HoTiiS 6 SHS 1000 100 tons.
THE KOSCIUS, 1000 tons
THE LIVERPOOL, 1850 TONS
THE SIDLONS 1000 tons.
rHE UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
from Liverpool four times in each month, the ships
which those whose BE- engaged with the subscriber:
will come out in and il we'll Known fact the above named
packets the magnificent ships aoa the frequency
Of their sailing beng five davs the FEASIBILITY
OF Passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool Re
and the wishes other friends Mr. VIM Tappscott
hr has Liverpool uperntend the departure for this
country sach whose passage be engaged with
e subscribers fact which TO those acquainted with Mr. W.
sufficient guarantee that they will receive atten
ton from him. and be quickly and comfortably despatched
VII, be promptly refunded, without deducton-es usual
Nemsnces-Thosc renting money be supplied with
drafts tEnt Tor amount payable free Of di1conn any
Scotiana aud Wales.
Apply 'a '' W.; po.T p. TA}p & ,r.et .,;D
10 WIN TAPSCOTT, Liverpool
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DIR. THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS.

DIR. THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Fo, the speedy and permanent cure Of Gonerhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and diseases generally q
THE class of Delicate Diseases which these Pills well
pears classes Of ssces are saSsc e to fall
nts ts s5ssp and in aud borne
ready to at thing thar offers reasonable hope
are the a s t them 'S
spased BY men nnaequonted with the nature Of the maades
the pow Of the msdsae Ihsy Tor iat Tar
dul ihs,r hasds receives 40
oa os Is u s Rs D oe
ha j. lost only t"nds sen the disease Permanently
aSSass; i : Welfare
and safe e "i he sss &c y sls
70 re.ut Ia the dangerous the
s1s ssss
sy follow badly treated csse Of Gonofrs% "n'c"
ws Of sS sss.ty TIA. exists sI
EF I'll f that oaa
variety and stage Of Complaint proves that
sse II. are al that I-qSrd to rem ye and
y greatly al exciting the 70 u5 the patient
Spec FIJI. 81 s sessbe
Pc ed of de active rIacps, only a
e p ID BY 2se,
Broadway 70 taI Of Cola Price 81 asamw see: &c
LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
j; Jo$ ri$i ff$HSs;OFU2SA #SgsHSFHF:
MARRIED. End SINGLE, In MATTERS of the UT.
MOST iMp0RTANCE % III, HUMAN RACE. BY
EUGENE BECKLARD, MD -Tr :nslaied from the third
Paris edition, by Phi lip NJ. Howard.
Among the duly ,onsdeied in til, work are Ma,
tiers seI Importance TO single and young married
sons" THE causes of, aud eeltn for harrepness
VI he arts OF beauty AMI ,Itshp The danger
pracces agd how the habit may be removed aud its
cured The causes o. love and Jealousy with inallibe
needles refadicang om tn mind the Of hooetess
an uEhappy passion "Up ring, with Eewly discovered
ads bisel scientific principles h PREVENTION or
piation thereof" ntermaraAe" Dress with the form and
coors S, becou 70 the shapes and compile
The suspicious for wedlock And other
matters Of lt single and married life relates
prlut ipal subjects ABOVE noted
York.
post paid rter enclo,ing Ore Dollar directed to HOI.
LAND GLOVER. New York city. will procure a copy Of
the work besg sent to of he Uaitcd States, the
Canadas, or thee copi-s will be Sc fof Two Dollars
ne eenuinc edition his st edge, m neatly bound in d
cloth, with "BECKLARD'S PHYSOLOGY' m gold let
side Also observe the genuine edition has the
cop, right mark on the back of the title page.
As Holland Glover have aysn,s the genu work eau
Only be had at l02 Nassau street
Holland over have issued splendid edition Of tine
ples works OF Paul Kock containing 200 with ee
giant illustrations Price One Dollar The wo can be
by mail les wys,c
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IpVIVATE DISEASES.


A cUME GUARANTEED;1TheC College Of Medeir'
aud Pharmacy Of the City of New York, established
the suppression Of quackery prepared TO all
ses Of private nature and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages not 20 be met with
other institution in this either public private From
the constant correspondence aud from private arrangements
between the members Of the College and the eminent
Professors Of the Medical Institutions OF Europe, ell improve
the Of these diseases forwarded then
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
Of this country All persons who have used the celebrated
PREPARATION Of Professor Kicord The Parix,sr Alternative
MIXTURE, bear testimony TO It's being the powerful
remedy discovered for primary OF secondary syphilis
strengthening the whilst eradcsting the disessc
Professor Vslpeaas discovery his spscihc Pills for th
euro Of genohea aud glee has raised hun Immealuhy
above all his contemporaries this particular branch of t
prosgsisn 9Th such celebrated remedies Together with the
combined skill of the first medical OF this country the
College feel Satisfied that the good work they have
he sapPress'on OF quaekey WIZ receive the patronage
yices. $3.50 ~
Terms for advice all medicines, IL,
Oce rad Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nsxssu 81
W. .. RICHARDSON, AGENT
N Bfstients living a. esaaes, by stating their dsea,
,1picity N writing giving all symptoms together with the
treatment they received elsewhere If any can obtain chest
conin,ng all medicines, With full direction for with
goantee Of By addressing the Agent of College posi-
psjd enclosing IS. "a ymWr
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OUTRAGE AT NAUvoo.--The Osprey arrived at
II Louis the 18th, and reports that on Monday
night the l2h the Office OF the "Expositorhthe AntJo
Smith psper destroyed by band OF the PROPHETS
dupes The "Expositorn was established by number OF
Mormons who opposed 10 Smiths course and the dncio
porters The Counsel therefore, declared that paper
n1sancs and then sent the City Marshal with an armed
posse 10 destroy the Office The work Of destruction
completed about ten O'Clock NJ night
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p,vvp Ar Sr LOFTS The rIYcr commenced
s;o, eeen night before last aud ned ree, up 10 last
evening about 10 inches and was still r'sing-S Louis
R,p,bltcdn, June 10.
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Passage be engaged BY the following spien
did packet ships comprising the Old Black Bali Line Packets
sailing under.
From Liverpool.
The ship COLUMBUS, Captain Cole the 18th February.
The ship gCRKsH!RE, (new) Bailey, the lst March.
The ship Cambridge, Capt. Barstovv, 18th March.
!he shin + EGLAND, Captain Bartlett, ist April.
The bp MnNTEzt c,osa e,,,S oen ~ Ma,
The ship EUROPE Captain Furbcr, 18th May.
The ship NEW YORK, Captain Cropper, LIST June
IN dditoY The sboye ships the aub:criber
from Liverpool every four FIVE days through
out the the different ports the United States by
which be secured reduced Those
for e feads residing in Great Britain and Ireland, may
table as they reasonably expect and should the
not come out the passage moaey will be promptly refunded
rrovucd Banks of Ireland branches Eastern Bank OF
Scotand and ranches; and Messr, j. Bait, Son Co..
Bankers; Londoni Mcssrs Barned Co. Bankers. LIVER.
pool which are payable throughout England and Wales For
farther particulars apply liz BY letter post psidJ to
JOHN HERDMAN
81 South street. near Wal street
NJ 3 Passage TO Liverpool and Londen all times be
Eve days London the 10Th and goth month
application above il2ec
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SrRoNG VERDICT IN CAvADA.-AL inquest was
held on the 1t day of June, by Thomas Phillips,
Esq on the body Of George MKay, found hanged in the
orner residence of Patrick Nee, tavern keeper, IN the
.ownship of Adelaide O. W Ayerdct was returned ,ha,
he deceased his death by voluntarily and ieoni
1usy hanging himself
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MAssAeRE.-We learn from the New Bedford
Mercury, that an arrival that port brings intell
qence that the British gate Cleopatra having got ashore
On reef the coast OF Madagascar one OF the boats
ith m officer and thirteen men sen, carry stream
anchor was attacked BY the natives and eight Of them
yere killed including the Lieutenant
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SARATOGA The vIage never looked moIc
beautiful The rains OF the last few days have LAID
he dust and clothed the shrubhery in that rich deep
green, rersshiHg as II ~ beautiful 70 Toe eye inc
iountons In excellent order special pans curing me
last winter, 20 have been nixon 70 pr serve 1htr
purity The public houses ere "a ha ",etts' ttm 'on
.o,, and cleanliness pereada ihtu The gardens and
grounds are arrayed ~ the breutJ OF early summer The
number OF stranReIE now at aarat0saIs ahOut NVV.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER

LAhES.
.q@essr rsn The Steamboat WISCONSIN, Captain H.
Aa-1ssrzssp Randall, will leave Buf.lo MONDAY, the
day of Jaiy next at4 o'clock, VI
the Important see on Lake.. Ere, Huron aud seR
gan. including Green Bay Ample tiiae will be afforded
Islands MiwauEe Racine Southport and Chicago; leaving
the G mentioned place her return on Tuesday morning July
The W,housan the largest boat on the Western Lakean
propelled by powerful low pressure epgnes new andis
finished IN the modern Style with upper cabin composed
boat ia The world.
good Band Of Music viii accompany tn. Loaf and every
s TARp, 1913 Broad 1t. New York.
NohT rHosfHh Il Wv AAG5n{k Oche.,sr
GELSTnN &EyANs; Buffalo;
GRAY & LEWIS. Detroit
Buffalo, NAV 2a, 1874. jus 25tsm
FoR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
ss@as72s sxs5 The new steamer PfN0b5C 91' Cantsia
ococE. Stage. will be read at above
jets 5m*rc
D1A :, PACnET FOR HAVns-second L,ne-The
hf#Ae Shin ONEIDA, James French Master will sail
' 0f'Hly F0 bY Se!s Or 1RI rs.1fs Apply to
j3ec No. Q Tontine Building. cor Wal aud Water ats
ai Rb sHSn eSItRA SShAh MAsASH
ss sa n &. S s
iad s e IF h
give MS personal attention 10 the engaged
that the comforts those whose passage may
engaged by them will have all due and aent For
particulars apply If by letter. p0:Ntggaa tTiApscorr
at their General Passage Office South Maiden Lane.
where also Draft: may be obtained for large 2. small sums
the National Provincial Banks Of Ireland OF their
branches throughout the Kingdom NILS re