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HrCu SCHOOL, DrCrIoNARv.

4 HIGH SCHOOL FRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
Il II the English language abridged from the American
Dlctions Of Noah Webster LID. with accented vocab
usfies Of Classical Scripture and Modern Geographic
names by William q Webster.
This Is neat dudecmo volume of 800 pages. and IL de
signed 10 furnish for schools vocabulary OF the
words which constitute the body OF language
with numerous technical terms IN the sciences and arts aud
many words and phrases from other languages which ar.
Oftea with IN English bOOks, with brief definition
each Such pafcipes. also sfective have been IN
serted nnedsiey after their verbs. well as hose which
irregular or not Of easy formation but mostly without
dehunu their meaning may be easily deduced on the
primitive under which they sand Irregular plurss art
gwen In this also the pfas OF In sy. there
being erestendency among good writers to mis- spell
puras ofhis class SubOned 10 The work also accented
vocSbnlses OF Greek, Latin, and scnpare proper
and list OF modern Geographical names with their pro
nounciat0n given BY the latest authorities
The photography and pronunciation IN this volume ar.
made 20 correspond closely with the editions Of Or
Webss works issued under the editorshp OF Prot Good
rich OF Yale College. Published AM for sale by
yb HU NTINGTON SAVAGE, ll6 Pearl a. n. Y.
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many pins Joe Noggns got down with ten balls and
how many points Of billiards Andrew made "itn' W
.to,uin,. Whenever they make their appearance at
any public place requented b. ladies and gentlemen II
i. their delight to keep people Oh the rack Tor
fear Of a row-o: which, however, there u not ne
slightest danger II they at a Concert they con-
slider /, d capital joke TO their hats aud make so
much noise with feet hands and tongue, that nobody
In their vicinity can hear note Of the muse Ihey
mostly 20 in squads and one Of them BY himself Is
slwsv. as still as mouse In word, they only lack
20 be the most dssgeeable and dangerous Of
r,tans but as IL is they merely rise 70 the level Of
,hird-rate loaferisn. On sundays they range them
selves around the doors Of fashionable churches, and
stare out Of countenance such ladies may be with
out protection or only accompanied by old man
from whom our bloods would be able to away
should he attempt 10 chastise them. At night too,
they prow about the streets insulting poor seam
stresses and mlliner. girls their way home with
work such infamous acts these sufficiently stamp
their character. They pest and nuisance whom
every decent should be authorized to kick out Of
his way Whenever he encounters them.
Such is brief catalogue rasoNHee Of the Dsndies Of
New ork-a race of beings which will in good time
become extinct make room for one OF the eighteen
supplemental races who. according to Fourier are TO
make their appearance from time to time upon the
earth as Man progresses in the accomplishment Of his
destiny Il won Z be very hard to spare them
~ SLICE No. NJ. will conduct the reader
thYo,Igh the Fire Points,
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VOL. WEB. NO. 1o9.

tons OF the North were represented ana iAs arrange
mon, entered into; That the Convention TO be held at
Columbus on the 2lst and 22d 'hould not nominate
candidate for President, but should call Northern
Convention to be held al Pittsburgh or Buffalo, the ST
of August for the purpose Of uniting the great p
form OF the Wilmot Proviso and farther Extension
Of Siavery-there 20 nominate Northern candidate -
s exceedingly desirable that YOU attend that meeting
Al Columbus pledged myself 10 Mr.. Wilson of Mass.
that would write TO you and press you 10 do So At
Washington learned that Mr. Hale was invited TO be
there and had accepted the invitation Are our people
ready
write you both at home and at Washington, and
beg your Immediate reply. should write more at
length, but nave many letters TO write.
Yours, very respectfully, WIN L. PERKINS.
Hon. J. K. GlDDISCs.
fMr. G. is gone TO Washington this letter need not
be forwarded but may pc shown to any Of our Wing
friends w. l. Z.
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IrrTrR PROM HON jos NJ ROOF

HOUSE OF hkp3. July ~, 1876.
DEAH SIS Your favor of the nth inst Is received
lad supposed that the Whgs Of State Tor the sake
Of securing the election of Governor and majority Of
fke delegation in Congress, and Of the Legislature
would net make the Presidential question test at the
October elections but that freedom Of opinion that
srbjeci would he tolerated. should Judge, however
from your letter that the Taylor Of district
At least think it their duty policy to lop of the rec
Soil Whigs and drive them 20 separate organization,
even Tor that election Nobody can have any obJee
tion 70 this rourss provided be well understood IN
time.
so far as as am concerned | am ready 10 do all IN
nv power to relieve ali embarrassment that my posi-
tion occasions them neither vote for Taylor
Cass and feel well assured that If the Wings OF
District knew es well do what kind of motives and
mstlumen;slties produced the nomination Of the for
neT by the Phade phia Convention not score Of them
would vote for him. but have no quarrel with any OF
them.
Il IS not for me to cay whether ! am to be renomi-
mated OF reelected, by whom IL shall be done, If
done at all have neither changed or abandoned any
part OF the old Wing creed but adhere 10 it, and
shall II majority of the electors IN the District de
are continue to represent them in Congress- |
shall not object but If they desire another TO repre-
sent them they can elect hun
am for FnEE MEN and FREE LAND and hold myself
b. readiness 10 defend them UheAcCe ey may be assaiied
District be relieved from the duties of candidate
may find time to address my fellow citizens the
stse OF tie nation.
trust that what have written will be found suffi.
iienty explicit define my position and 20 relieve all
l-ities from embarrassment my account.
I Very respectfully snd truly yours &C.
WIZ. T. LOCKWOOD Esq J. M. ROOT.
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City Taxes....No. H.
FIRST among them must be named the absence Of
rcl dsfasd skiHfa and syscmase plan Of Fi,ase, :
Here the source whence comes the whole torrent n,
abuses IN every department Of the City Government
The Eighteenth Article ID the Amended City Charter
provides that Annual aud occasional appropriation.
shall BE- msde by proper ordinances Of the Common
Council fer every branch and object OF City expena
tars.' The Introduction Ct the two words italicsed
most unfortunate I'D IT, in the opinion OF the wri
ter, the great cause.-the prolific fountain of al our eN.
traysgance. Strike them and an entire change in
the administration OF our finances would immediately
follow.
Let examine the matter and contrast it, prospcc
tive operation with the course now pursued
II the duty of the Controller to presen, 10 the Cum
mon Council annually in the month of December. An
estimate OF the necessary 10 b. raised by Tax
Tor the ensuing year IN making is estimate the vari
Gus items are arranged under their proper heads Aims
House, Police streets, Lamps aud Gas, County Con,n.
sencie- sc SC tt may be necessary hereafter 10 omen
a new one entitled Corporation s,es and FolHes y
Upon this statement aud the application of the Com
mon Council the Legislature grants the power to levy
and collect the amount II the Controller be AZ all com
peient 10 the discharge OF his duties his estimates
would be very approach 10 the sums REQUIRED
under each head and in all sufficient 10 meet the
legitimate wants of that particular branch of the public
service for the year. These appropriations once made
should be taGi and the power TO add 10 them tor that
year should be snulled. The same principles ths,
govern the action Of the L. Trps,ury and OF the sew
ersl states should be applied to cur City fnanees To
illustrate it, action
Suppose there be Appropriated at the commence
ment Of the year 100000 TO the Aims House and the
head of the Departments Knows he can get no more h.
will OF necessity at nce put himself upon the practice
OF economy cont4ing his disbursements to $1,000 pei
month anxious 20 his own reputation (snd his
oce ~ avoiding the disgrace Of running through his
means and having the service stop before the expra
ton OF the year Under this system should not again
see an item OF S3l53 Il for Wi6 Brandy and Beer in
the Commissioners annual account And so Of every
other department
No feeling Of this kind exists II the estimates
Tor the entire year exhausted in the first six months
the head OF the Department has only TO the fact
make the usual application to the Common Council,
and the required sum Is forthwith granted. without in
quiry and without remark aud this operation is fIe-
quenty repeated several times during the year by the
same individual his disbursements seeming to be limit
ed solely by tis will In this state things what
can We expect but annual increase OF Taxes ,-espc
caly as most of these disbursng officers appointed
IN reward ut political services and not In reference 10
their niness tor the duties assigned 10 them. " d
No Ill IN our next
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SILVER SPRINGS, JUyN, lSiS.
- re EdF0r u he Erning Pot
psAR SIR dud from editorial article in your pa
Pc that friend hss drawn differences from letter
II mine which is context viii not warrant think
nat he wrong done NeW York by the chicanc which
enced the voice Of Democracy Of that tate IN the
Baltimore Convention. takes from the nomination Of
Raj Convention al authority with those individual
members OF L who present. and did not then
uounce It, Il vas my intention 10 have abandoned it,
bat the circumstances % which YOU have adyerted in
your editorial notice prevented. I became portiocDs
eraiais by participation m the proceedings 10 the
close aud cannot now plead my own wrong 10 cxone.
rse myself shall vote the nomination simply upon
punctilio my heart Is with Mr. Van Buren, and his
principles, and she'll not hesitate to say OF him and
tnen what think notwithstanding my inveiglement in
tn Baltimore Convention You're, i r. BLAIR.
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j. 2. ADAMS FOR TAYLoR-HoN C HcDsoS.

WASHINGTON, July 20 ISIS
SIR: In answer to the inquiry contained IN your
tayor of the 2ist inst have the honor TO say, that
hearing from many OF our friends that Hon John GUM
y Adams was in favor of General Taylor for the Pres
dency took occasion to introduce the subject OF the
candidacy in conversation with him, by asking him
whom the Wings would run. His answer was, General
rsylor. | expressed some dissatisfaction at such a
nomination and he repled--THAT BE PREFERRED HIN
TO ANY OTHER SOUTHERN MAN THAT HE BELIEVED
HIm TO BE THE ONLY NAN WHO COULD BREAK DOWN
rms CORRUPT ADMINISTRATION, AND CLOSE THIS MIS-
rRsBIE WAR: AND WOULD IoRE TO CURB THE
SPIRIT OF CONQUEST, AND CHECK THE SPREAD or sLA-
VERY THAN ANY MAN THE WINGS COULD ELEcT;-
In another conversation with him this subject he
EXPRESSED the same general views and said that Gen
era Taylor as a soldier bound TO obey lie orders
OF the President and could honorable man re-
sign his commission in time OF war, when ms country
wanted his services These conversations were held
with Mr. Adams some time in January, near as can
now recollect Very respectfully, your obi servant
CHARLES HUDSON
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vV,RI,~TEE,- SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
4 HffRNACE PROPERTY naar Rsltnlorr. Maryland.

4 FURNACE PROPERTY, near Baltimore, Maryland
The undersigned viii sell by auction. tho premises on
the 6h day Of September ne az IL O'Clock, noon the Pa
ulxent Furnaces Ore Banks aud Lands adjacent TIE fur
two3O feet high with feet bosches, and have
made and easily make 1870 tons Of pig metal per
aanum
The blast and other power driven by the Of the
Little Pstgxeni tine bold stream With eleven il foe, Of
head and fall.
The lands to be cold with the furnace 500 acres the
greater part fine arabic land from part Of which win be
gathered about 81 20 bushels Of and nere Is aready
cut and housed 200 tons Of fine hay.
The ore belonging To the furnace mas produced an annus
profit Of 5000 for years passuppyng the neIzhborhood
well the hands. The neghboThood well settled and
labor easily procured
Large Of wood In the vicinity OF the railroad
be- obtained very low prices for coalng, standing wood
having been sold within year past IL cents per cord
The ore banks rich and abundant, aud contxn ore
from which Is made the very beat quality OIL Baltimore iron
All the requisite houses for operatives mansger, nc are
upon this property and they with the fencing are In excel
order branch Of the Bamofe and Washington Rail
road runs to the furnace.
To any DESTROYS Of following the making Of ron thi-
10 most desirable properly.
viii also sell immediately sler, ali the personal prop
efy connected with the furnaces 81 wit wagons, csrts Of
mulee horses and oxen farming utensils Carpenters and
smiths tOols, store goods, lumber cOalbaskets &C
am authorized ~ sell this property Al private sale aud
shall Do glad 10 receive All oder any lime before the day Of
sale.
Terms Of sale for the land onequser in cash residue la
equal nstamenis Al D. H. Is and ~ months with interest
annusy For the greater part II The purchase money
Logger credit, desired, VIII be given Security required
for The credit payments
For the personal property, all under e00 cash over
500 half cash and haf6 months 10 be secured by notes with
aus 81 JOHN GLENN
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Y pnzuerrenn stock Depot.-EpwAsD WI

- Dnzuerrenn Stock Dcpot.-EDWARD WIFI :
would respectfully % his customers and The pub
lie generally that he hes removed HE Daguerrean stock De
Dot from as 10 al Broadway, VI Muayst where
r. m continues 70 keep large and perfect assortment Of
al articles used In the Photographic process
The Danerreotype Plates manufdcured by = w he are
nov living universal Satisfaction and considered by the
best Operators % be In many particulars tbs nnes IN the
market
Gases Of every SIZE and quality also manufactured BY
the proprietor and sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back 70 the hnI intro
ducfiou % tbs ART he safely assure those who wish to
purch goods in his line VI business that all articles sold BY
m are Of superior description and warranted TO give iaus
faction not only eg4Tcs quality, but price Prices cur
rent f,rs srded when requested. jy2i lmlsp
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CcEAEcroN-By an error in the Telegraph report
Yesterday the final vote the passage OF the Oregon
yii in the House made 10 refer 70 an amendment
when should have read the bin not smendmenu
was uassed by yeas 10, nays ~
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BY telegraph 10 the sew.YOrk Tribunc
suicide In philadelphia.

PHILADELFliiA, IhuTsdoyi August ..
JONI g,KNETT, an Englishmsu, aged 90, COM
United suicide this morning by drowning near
scbuvlkill.
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CAMP MEETINGS.
THE ZION SONGSTER.

A COLLECTION or HYMNS aud spiritual Songs, gcn
"A eraly sung Camp and Prayer Meetings and In reu
walls Of Religion New edition, bound in red and blue
bossed leather Price S7 per copy For sale ct the
Methodist Bookstore In Mubcrryst and their Branch 10
Nassaust Ee,v-York The usual discount to those ho
purchase To sell again. jel7 Sweod&4tW
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~ The New-yer,ey Water Cure EstabIi-h

The NfW-stfsty Ism ,f-h-
went situated the Orange Mountains. at south Orange
NM ersey miles from New YORK, on The line Of the
Norrs and Essex Railroed-Dr AEEkER returned from
Germany since, where he made the aierCure
his particular study. and has erected entirely and
extensive esfab sIeuf for upon the
proved English hevng private bath attached TO each
room, The walks and roads opened through the
are very extensive ard give view Of the whole surround
mg country, Nes-York City. &c
The cars for SOCh Ofsn leave the foo, OF corand-s
a. o'clock A. VI and P. NJ arriving al South Orange n
about one hour AL eifers addressed 10 Dr. H. MEEKER
South Orange. N ]. viii recriye attention. anl u
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sANDERs,s FIFTH READER.

rV'HE SCHOOL READER, fihh Book. designed 40 0
4 sequel to Sanders's Fourth Reader
Part First-Containng full instructions In the fheto
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking, illustrated by
numerous examples.
Fart Second-Consstng OF elegant extracts In Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writers, accompanied
with notes explanatory Of such historical classical slu
sons the several lessons contain For the OF acade
mics and the CHEST classes IN and select schools
by Chas. W J C Sanders I vol limo as pages
Just published BY MARK II NEwMAN & CO
100 ByoadWaR
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UNIVERSAL hIsTURY. Graham has Just is.
ued r.F' v Of his Universal History completing the
FHst 'o'ui." l. trests OF the Ancient eyrsas, the
A1Aoiaas and o. Phsniczns, their Manners Msnufac-
''Ies Nsxs'n non Commerce, Rehgiou Political His
tory s With many interesting accounts Of tAe differ.
en' eassiIr OF these nations Of Antiquity The
work . highly successful and valuable as M excel
lent o0'i end OF the voiuminous tones Of History II
VII - Completed IN about 20 Parts, four large vol
urlss. (W II. Graham Tribune Budinss1
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The observation-disclosures View. and Opinions.

Il seems odd 70 read such letter as TIE iOII0w
iug from FRANCIS P. BLAZE, Gen. Jackson's
Editor Of the Globe, aud ore Of the abest writers
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Il NEWT SOCIETY chartered b. Congress for the pur-
pose OF erecting the Seat Of Government In tho city
founded by Washington and territory common to ,hs
whole Union, adjournment purely national In ia character
have lad the and Intend proceeding al once
with The The estm eeo cost IL about 100000 OF
which about $4,000 hand consisting NJ part Of
$4,000 which was collected in Subscriptions Of VI about ten
years since, te2oC0 Of which collected by kbeneZe
Bur the agent for the State Of New York; with the accu
INFLATED interest and IN part Of collections made BY sgep
recny appointed under the direction of Hon Elisha hit
tessy General Agent Collectors now being appointed
10 all parts Of the country and the returns which are made
give every cement the belief that tho American
people vii cordially respond to this call for an OBJECT no
way sectional and appealing 10 every sentiment VI Price
and patriotism Committee Of gentlemen In new-fUk
Brooklyn having tsen requested TO ad the Society In
rs collections have selected John A. underwood Esq
their Agent lie has given bonds approved by the Com
ee TO the Treasurer sshngton, for payments 70 HIM
II ali amounts collected His Office al No ~ Merchants
Exchange Hsnoyefs where the Address a the Committees
NAV be obtained and the best received that The
funds will be expended 10 the way proposed with due re-
gard prudence and economy Every .abscuber OF or
more 10 furnished With design OF the Monument Ike
ness Of w sssng both. and q required n write bis
nsme IN book be hereafter deposited In the Monument
n The NItiond Monument must not be confounded
With the proposed Guy erection in NewYofk with which
II Is not Intended To conflict jyll l1
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de SLING frames, "A spindies each new; 81 o6nls ses-
fecty nsw for ether drnss or shessngs "a ~ - mas
approved Csbotvile patterns; cards, nearly noveo
ressnn.hs Apply At this Office w ,maSd
los. T. CROWELL s. co. woodoal Dsst -
y JOB PRIMERS, s. 0old-sf- N. Y.-EyeSy dsoc1Qp1
Printing executed with nsaness, accuracy and esyach:
the cheapest raies. suS -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

re- Sew-lor Wafer-ture bsfR bis hmc mt
+. u. Person, ND. Propriefor.-rhis establish
nent : uptown u One 81 he nos Pleasant and healthy
Psis q iAe city containing soue sixty rooms IN seven.
Wish good , ain diet Aso, fae Arrangement for bath
ng 10 and - East Focu~cniL-st unon-scssre, New
Nork tys I'm
- Wigs. Wigs Nix- .-MEoHvssr HLAsp.
nFos.ris Aia manufacturers 81 Human isr wUud inform
Si<-u and strangers thai Ayy have hsDd TIE largest.
&c cheapest ana Tue best Of scsps bali.
Wigs '0uPees, orsas II long asr. n zees rngeis aud
oiner Ornamental h Which for price sai quality uue-
gua4ed Tue Slae supplied, ~hoesAe and All u alden
isne. NewyOrS nul inn.
" Let those Dye now who never Dyed be-
tcte.- 5eay g1e 1hi Ia have grey bar
Sss6ers. and ose not of Lc fact formed hsV
easily cnange those murders 70 natural hsck or brow
color Withhold n1rv the hT skin BY use cf BArs
LLoRs instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye Sold Wholesale
and retail a. Waist nesr srosdwsv jy7 FMSwu
~ Phreueicgtst- aud Publishers, FowIsss
Wrffs Clir,rn Hal. Isl fassNn-at
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

80, sEw.YoRK DALI TRIBUNE Is foDSi'nh"
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TEE sENI-VEEKIX TRIBUEL
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sss1a Two copies Tor s5.
uEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIHUEB,
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u The notorious Bob Sutton was arrested at
the Albany Railroad depot the other day and commit
ted to jail for robbing Judge LA HARKrs OF his pocket
book. The book was recovered, and everything, In
Guiding sl75 in money, found safe. sutton is grey
headed man. IS % years old, veteran in the
service. lie has for thirty years been proving about
Boston New York and the other principal cities OF the
Union.
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NESV-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ W. are ndrbed Mer Hfsprs Co tor Boston P~fe's
# ty.8s..isy .'tsrnooa n sis4 Of lie mail delivery
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q american HYDRO Therapestie Institute

y American Hydro-i hc rapeatIc InstIIuts'
+ TAIL NJ D. who started the FIRST w aer Cure inslia-
don 10 this country receives nyads 81 his coinnocous r.
tsbshnsni IS La ght-st door from ST. John. hs
plan OF treatment combines al The xnown reeois snspes
ions ofbsthng with variety Of physiological and mechsn-
IcN appliances peculiarly his own and diet and regimen
unlike those VI any other Guy estsoisnnenL 70 ares
otiy therapeutic nsumeDlsIres. Patients are provided
With key TO tho Park giving them access a AZ unes 70 ne
st ahtf and ssubrocs promenade ground 10 New.
Yort psy nsseut. acconmodafed Consultations y.
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