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FROM OUR CORRkaPONDtNI.
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ca steamship Columbus, Pek, Charleston brg- elratupe
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Boston 'chs Hudson, Berry, harye.i ies and Adane ha'
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CHARLESTON, lA-Au ship Cafherrs herne.ft ~
Mitchell Doyce. SOdeau- Sailed ship Arcbelaas bol
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KFNNIxgNk. AuF lsArr brig Truxlo Bel, wilmington fC
MOBILE Aug loCld, shs St Ieon Luo o. Liverpool Byron
HcIeand. West Indies.
NORFOLK Avg i5--Au brgs Le~snt Mann, NYoTs Watson
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pan Cla ship Adeine. Ple, Liverpool
PLYMOUTH Aug IL AR hr President Hanson Nfork
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UHITIocX-s GEOMETRY.

ELEMENTS or GEOMETRY. Theoretical and Prscii-
Il cal, containing fu explanation of he construction
and Of Tables and new system OF Surveying BY
Rev George {. Whtock, MA. Professor Of Mathenaca A.
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This work contains several new fesnres IL u highly
practical and progressive both IN theory and example con-
tanning than 90 exercises. ariihmeca. denonsra
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than amusing The Student only acquires the principles
OF Geometry hut learns ge0m tnze The system " sur
veying taught In this work and originated by the autho
saves near wohrds Of the labor required by the ordinary
process. Other improvements viii be found on eXarnina
ton which h is expected will meet the APPRECIATION OF
teachers The publishers have to believe that this
Geometry viii be very eyensyely adopted as textbook
Elements Of MeeorOogy, with Questions for EXaniil A.
don designed for the Of Academies and schools by
John Brock esbv AM Professor Of Mathematics aud Nan
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The subject. included the science Of Meteoroogy ,lch
Am1sphefica Changes. romsdOs Water-spouis, Rain.
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the opinion 1T eminent scientific men that Meieo ology
should be- taught IN al our schools and that his the s and
only work OF the kind i all hat be needed for that
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ers.eysr. ilne..' Mr. JANE EvRARD, in tn. I'D

Angus. H. after lines. Mrs.. JAsR EyRARD The I'D
year q her sg-
The mers of Montgomery and lafayette 1otges and Mssonc
orie also menber Of Ak Lodge 80 . o. o ard the Order
g.ner ao ~ber Of Dramatic funi Association, And sn.e Of
Iheatrs profession generally, with the fends Of the family
specially aved hr uner from the residence Of her
Ja~s- n IL Grandst. Nes Yos tbs nofnrg ocock-
AZ ksst booifet Aug IS Lucy TFFANY ouJ dsushfer n
and Fyeeeu Adams n Fort Wsyns Ia aged onihs
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infant -ou ~ John and lab@ia Clare. aged u months
Tie euda and e tie family respectfully
qfe.fet % attend the Friday today c
;he ed~ne Of hs parents. twenty
and TEsaiy 9Th
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CHARLES LAMB.

n APPLETON & CO 30 Broadway publish Ssmr
~. dav-Ldtersry Sketches and Letters being the hna
memorials Of Charles Lamb before published By
Thomas Noon TaOurd one OF his executors One volume
l2mo Illustrated with steel portrait of Lamb.
HEADS Of CONTFSTs-Leti 20 Colendge W Ordswortn
Naming. Rogers Nixon. Cary, Taifuurd. Gilman, etc.
LITERARY sKETcHEs.-Wm. Hazir. : L. Colerdge, B.
K HAYDN. John Scott, Thomas Barnes, Vim Goodwin john
Thrlwal etc.
observation-disclosures House, social comparison,
Lamb fully known, etc
In he preface to Lambs Letters Sc published years
since reference made letters yet remaining unpub
hshed and to period when more complete estimate might
be formed OF the singular ard delightful OF the writer than
then presented. This period has arrived. .
anis 2tis Extract from Preface.
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Aer thirty wears Of aborOus research and costly essays
Civil Engineer OF Paris has At length succeeded In dscoy-
rng the following enumerated processes, which hnect IN
Inc highest degree principally sugar planters, machnsis
distillers aai other industries;
l. A universal mover, very simple, with erect steam
power without cylinder without piston, and without roa-
lion box IN the same way tuner revoves his sNleree
with his foot
p new method TO manufacture Brown Sugar Of hner
Atty and in double quantity than by the ancient mehod
without sing animal black vacuum psn IN 81 minutes
The uce flowing from the roller punhed As Gear as spring
water and Is evaporaied low temperature nlcn
faster without boiling Than boiling H. then run IN TORN or N
a wood-box in the common way. 80 ,,,,,,
machine OF this description that will make 5000 los
Brown Sugar per day viii cost 5000 WIN respee' 20 Us
greai simplicity II can be manuiaced IN any country rat
ferns at hand and 10 be seen
8 To refine OF when with very CREST economy brown
Smear in two hours. transform IN into large CANDY
s-d grains OF pleasing yellow co.or, or al Wl WINE as
snow. Vide samples 10 be seem
new kind Of eAfable called sugar Honey, tAiiei De
Sncre OF which the consumption and price will be that of
butter or cheese be allied or used with Whatever
i In use for earg drinking II Is LIKEWISE insouue N
,sf-r very wholesome and Of easy digestion. not Ia
bic 10 fermentation. and can Al VIII be arouiauzed
To convert insantaneousy, and ~ very 10" cosi AZ
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oo without taste smell or color ana thence very COVE
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q new and simple process spphed 10 OIL or gas
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light and casting no shsde
The aDovenaned engineer desires 70 maze
with any one having capital 10 ssst hm TO take out pal
ems for the abovennued objects inventions which AZ present
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Apply ~ by Letter postpaid ether IN rreneh GerInen on
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RESIGNATION OF THE TREASURER OF kEN-
qucKY--RUMoRED DEFALcAT1oN.-Col. James David
son has resigned the Office of State Treasurer In
disposition is assigned the reason for this course
and we regret to say the gentleman is extremely Ill
RumOr assigns other causes for the resignation Inc
letter to the Governor asks the appointment OF Com.
mssioners to settle the late Treasurers accounts and
his friends will be gratihed if they shall be found near
correct as the investigation far, by the Auditor
Of the State, it is understood shows defalcation OF
$4,000
III proper say that supposed error in the Treas
urers favor is found, which will reduce the deholt
about & 600 The Treasurer's official bond has mol
been renewed since lS40 the reason for which VIII
doubtless be explained by the Executive; We under
stand the law directs special place OF deposit LOT tne
bond and as the Treasurer regularly presented the
names of his sureties the Governor was supposed
the bond was executed with them on II. As soon as
the Governor learned the facts stated ne issued an or
der that until thing put to rights the Auditors
were no longer to recognize Col Davidson as lreasu'
rer We learn that Col Peter Dudley has been Sp
pointed TO i'll the vacancy.
Frankfort (Ky) Yeomsn, Aug. H.
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OareoN.-A pelty of ten men reeentIy any

ONreov.-A petty of ten men recently arrived
at s., Joseph (No.) from Oregon, bringing intelli-
gence to April g. They performed tho journey in
s. days. the intelligence has been anticipated
By = riesraph. A St Joseph paper says;
DR. Derry one of the party, gentleman who went
10 Oregon in the Spring Of ls49 with view of expor
ing the country and remaining there If pleased with IT,
returns very much dissatisfied He represents the
coIntry az no more healthy than the states with heavy
rains m the Winter rendering fhe whole country al
most impossible and drouth in Summer having no rain
tor months and but small proportion of the territory
suitable for cultivation"
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n TiFfASY YOUNG ELLIS, importers Of knglsn
Fench Germ an Italian Swiss and Chinese fancy arlce
suitable FOR presents fancy Porcelain and . lass e- -
S,s,s,srv f,fierv Perfuery Brushes, Clo-ks bronzes
s,smarv Mantel 0msments, Fans. &c &c "a bfoaa"ay
corner of Chambers having lately added the importation
their confident belief that their present STOCK OF or
iu and American jew elry. Diamonds and other pFeces
stones Can eos Eusmels, Sc presents isrsTf "a 1917
I-o rhsn can be found eisew here 10 the niiec Sies
Their prces marked plain hgures from winch nos M
slightest deduction viii be madrl uey are 40 eo1Aeen
IN - s,ra lower than elsewhere Al Inspection and CON-
parsou viii not impose the smallest obligation 10 purchase
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Foreign Ports.

Al lIayae7 9TH M harks Pancha Bayey Boston HeuTeita
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heart Sarah. Jane and Sutherland. DO DO
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TYR GREAT MEDICAL WORK

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From to Wss'mn.ter ReV~V
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SCHOOLS.
TuE INSTITUTION for the Education {


THE INSTITUTION for the Education of Young
l Ladies', Rev. GORHAM ID. ABBOTT, Principal, viii
reopen Wednesday, September IS, in the edhce erect
cd iorit-" THE SPINGLER INSTITUTE" Union Park.
The object of this institution is 10 elevate the standard OF
education for young ladies' IL organized in three depart
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The edfce occupies Of the mos, delightful central and
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leading add thOroughaTes OF city contains
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excellent Lecture Room, with adoinng Laboratory and
room Intended for Library. Cabinets and Natural Science
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the modern Improvements for educational purposes and for
domestic life.
Applications for admission now received.
few Young ladies' received INTO the family on the
Principal for whose accommodation the most desirable or
engagements have been made Applicants unknown TO The
Principal will be expected 10 present letters OF reference
full prospectus may be obtained application by letter
otherwise. bORHAM ID. AbbOli, rrnciPaI
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g RARNRURNERSv


rUHAT GREAT BOOK.-Again In he field. By
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Launched.

A. Kenneurt ian INST by Msssrs D. Ward 6nsy modelled
,J IN ea = Of about tons called the MHf Wasp Capt
it'll late o BAH FEs Thornton, viii command hrr
Al Camden Ne qth n.f. schooner OF ~ IONS 'aeu
BsorHrn. heauf sei and workmanship She sbatoi Hhr
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erk Curtis and Others ani hy Capt EPhram w hoer, Of cam
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&nnken. Ac.

Aus T. st % a. long bark DonFiass Of and tn Bait
more for nertre. 10 dav.
Aug II long passed slr steering ssN show
,og white signal with border, and black letters
Ane H. lat o. "a bark Aroa I'm Boston M Charleston
Avg H. Cape Henry WsW 10 miles, acr Gen Warren I'm BAN
more Of and for Portsmouth, ,
Aug a. Ah-ecom. brg Annawan I'm Ninngion NC nf ~
River -chr Leo. I'm Boston for Philadelphia
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GUIzoT, nrICBELEr, AND ARNOLD

II ItIUhIIAI. WUKNS-N UnrTsIrEl
Il By v GvTZOI.
History OF Civilization 10 France and Europe, vols
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General Record.

Tie hrs Truro Wmngton sc ior saco, arrsef ~ hen
nbt 4h met Capt Bell End ali hands except one seaman
Mr. Rhoades officer dangerously So The he'- A. ~ men
repk trm Mm ngon sc landed SICK s~aen one man d-d
o the passage. .,,. -. - - d..
for Tia, pofi was fallen mo date long gwen BY the 'chr
At
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~ enbers Dysenery syrup is warranted to cure evsry
case no matter how bad even II the discharges are ron-
san and bloody The money Instantly refunded u cure
IL not effected .,
The Company has on hle At hs wholesale wSenouse
Roadway the most satisfactory evidence Of the powers OF
th medicine; evidence from medical men, from omcers OF
tho returned Volunteers SC &c. 49,
The Meds Faculty are hereby respectfully Invited TO ~
Ibis medicine, In which they deem hopeless they
will thus life No charge will be made for the mrds
for this purpose. - -
The for sale by sger,s In every Wssd 10 this
city, and al the Companys Wholesale warehouse 90
1sl
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CITY ITEMS.

mr. ,rHs AT THE ENlGRANT HosPIrAL. Aug. 10.
r..ob Koon. es arrived in the New Hampshire; John
p,r 80 in the William Carson Julia McCsrty, 90 in
~ Columbus Johann stadter, in the Sophia Ellen
yesse. in the Jamestown.
Gases Of melancholy bereavement frequently occur
,,,ons the inmi grants who arrive here. Wech min
,,,r named Hughes called al the Office yesterday and
.,ouired for little son Mr. II. arrived here few
ssks since with his wife snd four children He left
a. Pittsburgh the child mentioned being in the hcspi
e, On returning be finds that his wife and four chill
sr-n arc an dead. His grief may readily be imagined
70, long since woman arrived here in one of the
ougpsssged vessels, with seven children the whole
n whom were sick and sent to the hospital at
ysrds Island she assisting TO take Of them Her
ruaband died during the passage One after another
IN the course Of short time, she her little ones
pass away, till they all gone when she herself fell
prey to grief Thus all persisted
FOUND DROwSED.-Th Coroner held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of unknown man. about 80
resrs old, with long dark hair and sandy whiskers
dressed In the attire of sailor who was found hoatng
10 the water at the foot Of Jsmes-st Verdict death
ky drowning
EFFECTS OF HEAT.-An unknown man, Of re-
osctabc appearance fen down yesterday afternoon in
he street IN a of nsensbiiity. He taken TO
the CITY Hospital where he almost Immediately ex
uired from the effects OF the heat.
GENERAL SEssIoSs-The trial o: James DrscO
and Richard Pierce for assault aud battery upon
policeman McNittrc with intent 70 take his life
cuded yesterday resulting in the conviction Of the
cused who were then remsnded for sentence. The
Court then adjourned until this morning