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HOUSE, Croton Dam,

IL Westchester Co-The undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that the above house now
open for the reception Of boarders and visitors It Is situated
on the banks of Croon Lake In the immediate vicinity OF
the ram surrounded by the most picturesque scenery
There is fine fishing in the Lake and beautiful drives in the
ueghborhood Ii is of convenient access to the city BY
either the Harlem or Hudson River Railroads; -
ANDREW l.. PURDY.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS,
No. 7 City Hall
~ Jury Notice.A persons exempt oy sw , ttom
t performance Of Jury duty, who have not men
az his Office are notified TO do so on or before the
ioth 3sy Of July next Is required by law. r. r.xor.
WIN A. WALKER Commissioner oi 'noi'
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Eueriai Notifies.

~ Artists of the City of Newly ork AGA,
5emesus Honorary Members Associates and students OF
~ National Academy Of Design requested 10 attend
ss,g 10 be held on THURSDAY the LIST of July at the
Ccnnei1 Room Of the Academy No. 663 Broadway, at
s IN take into confederation the uniting with
o in any demonstration Of respect that may be
Cared 10 Henry Clay. BY order Of the Council AZ n
on'''S " '-S j. H. sHkGOGUE, Cor. Secy ~ A. ID.
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OOARD in the COUNTRY.-Several

UOAhD IN the COUNIh .-OtVtIdI
bhmilies may obtain board for the summer season a
Meadow Side Glen Cove. The house Is nearly with
large airy rooms pleasantly situated BY the salt water snd
surrounded by beautiful wsks and des For further par
tculars inquire Of HENRY VALENTINE. proprietor OF
the Meadow Side stage line, or Of ALBERT II. COCKS,
No I5l Bowery. N. Y.
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W. NTED-A situation by Protest
w ant Woman; she Is an excellent Cook aud Baker,
ana can wash and iron well required Also Girl 10 do
general homework in small family. The best OF city ref
euces can be given. Country preferred. Apply No a.
Hammersly.st, in the basement. .
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~ The Regular Monthly Meeting OF the CITE
ZENg MUTUAL LOAN and ACCUMULATING FUND
ASSOCIATION, will be held ON THURSDAY EVENING,
July l. Shares will lie offered for redemption Members
are equ, call at the office and their dues previous
10 the night Of meeting s. DRAPER, President
f. DELAFIELD SMITH, Vice-President
J. y. KENDALL, Secretary.
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THREE or four single Gentlemen, or
Gentlemen and their " ives be accommodated
at the modebut house. No. l76 Hudson st. References
ACCLAIMED.
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DOARD.-GmIlemen a. can ana Se o. So.rs only. st
4 lI 20 vsse va pirner 1t o'eosh.
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" stock and fixtures Of the Grocery the southeast cor
ner Of and together with Horse aod Wagon
will be sold low for cashan excellent sand doing good
business and increasing daily Speedy notice requested
as the must leave the city. For further particulars
INQUIRE on the premises
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HOTEL.-Mrs. DOUG

H. LAS takes this opportunity Of thanking the many
families from America who have visited her hotel for then
kind support ard bes at the time to assure them and
their friends visiting Scotland that her establishment con-
tnues 10 be conducted with the same resard to comfort
hitherto 81 and IS St. Andrewssquare Edinburgh, N. T.
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SERVANTS-Of every description for
~ city and country wanting employment at FER
RES Domestic Agency No 81 Duanest, Broadway,
ste Of No Sl4 Broadway II yeau established In the
business
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A S plain Cock, Washer and Ironer, and
IA to do general homework, by respectable Woman
has good reference. Apply at No 55 Atlantcs Brook
lyn, I'd floor.
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TITO LET, near Union-square, two fur
nished Rooms for single Gentlemen. Terms mode
rate References required Apply at No. 85a Broadway.
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HORIZON HOUSE.
CAPE ISLAM BATHING-NA-

~ TIOEAL HALL.-Thls large, new and elegant no
tel is now open for the The public will lind TINS
house equal TO the best American Naturalization few
steps from the shore with magnificent view Of the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
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pOARD-In a quiet private House,
large airy neat Rooms Wy furnished with use OF
bath many the comforts of home, with small family
may be obtained by application 20 Mrs SPENCER No liz
Greene Prince, blocks west OF Broadway by
three or four persons who would like suited to make
perm anent location Gentlemen with partial board pre-
ferred
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COUNTRY BOARD-SUMMER RE-

NTREAT NEAR the CITY-A private establishment,
offering good society bathing and every rural
ioyment with present choice Of rOoms at the Mansion
House s6hs the bank of the Hudson River Steamer
Jenny Lind from Pier No 80 Chamberss, at 81 and 81
o'clock Bloomngdae and other stages at all hours.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-19

40 displeasurc at the handsome face aud
manly figure Of the envoy, nor probably
were the beauty and courage OF the CON
mandress without heir influence on Yves
selenyi's discrimination. Certain il Is, that
tie next day another trumpet summoned
the garrison to parley, and iha, this time
tae htrald bore letter offering The heart
aud baud OF WosscienSi to his beautiful
enemy, to whom he confessed the rese be
had pfac 'ised, bu. that love had taken ans
pie revenge for his 'emerily. Caught with
the romance hu, determined TO test is
sincerity, Maria answered that il the Wi.
tcrs courage eqGallcd his andacity, aad he
was wiling To pursue the fortune he tempt
ed, he might fad, at midnight, adder
aeains, the northern towcs, II he came
alone, he might bear further ol his suit
Wcsselen,i was too good knight to re-
fuse the bidding of ladyc layfe, baz-
ardous though il might be 81 midnight,
aud aloue, be leii his camp. and gaining
the summit al the rock, found the promised
light in the northern ,ower. The ladder
hung from an open window. 7nd .ilemly
aud cautiously did tho lover gain thc height;
hu, No sooner had bee sprung into the 'e0er
than be found himself suddenly sel1el from
behind aud dragged to the grnaud, while
a body of armed men eutersA the chamber
aud houud him in chains. lillnd'ulded he
was bed nfuard he know not WHITTIER, ul
q harsh voice commanding "a bait thus ad
d es-cd the piisoucr: "eir Knight strategy
is lair ia love as well as war; you have de.
lycfed yumsclf into the power Of youf
enemies. aud il is Ter ihem to dispose 81
YOU a. they choose; hut the COMMANDERS
of the castle is Inclined to mercy, and au
condition Of your deserving the canse of
the king. she is willing not only 20 give
YOU freedom, but bo-low herself and her
possessions on YOU hY marriage. ia an
hour | come to receive yeur answer -ar.
ccpiance or death 90 Rude WIS t'e tsid
where love and l.e pleaded agai4st Loyalty
aud duty, the soldier withsiood it mnuiuiiy :
and nj the hours conclusion. lunpd onN
q snllen answer, better die than hrtray, ~
Scarce had the word passed bis Iip-, whdn
the baudage fell from his eyes Slrrsi Wa.
ria stood before him. in all her beauty a
smile played around her mouth, AND ex-
tending her baud to lhe'asinri.lrd Vessel
cati, she exclaimed, take it uobl Knight,
aud with Il nil | have, l0r thy ecustancy
hath Won my heart keep up thy firth TO
me aswell as thou hast dome to thy king,
ana Maria viii gladly acknowledge thee
her couquerur!
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4 castle and . Heart Besieged.

The following romantic STORY IS '''o'
uHre' A' '''' " wy NV, H''',' ,'~'
S''I ,"''''Nu"-' -, 'us - '"' .'''' 49,
%, lung ~" .....i.''....t.'tt ~,
n,' ,'' ~ .'.ii,.l ~.
:, - '''' n'lr.t.
"'''"'' "''
hnrany' one oi tN' "'"si 'nP"iihh' i',
tressess IA ihr po'''''''" '' 'n' - ''S'l
'aniars, was io.' 'n manner '"a'"e' 'iis'''
OF the age OF chlN"'fy' c's''' OF sf'"i
strength, ~ the rcnife"i country 50 often
the seat OF civil war t".' nAmf OF Nv'a'f
frequently oecnrs 10 iin'ssii'n history
~ one tInr lh' N"' ,i,'pi''"' "' a. %
hnrb"r tor traitors ""N 'o'''r''' A' "'''".
solemn decree ." 'he '"i'n H'o'''''- '
as tie safeguard 81 'AN N'osla9' " t"' .
II as the place "hr'r 'he s'riea c'n'" ''
~ stephen sHo"'a toe "fp"''i.' ~ 'l.
period It was 10 we h'''s '' N"'''
Nan, uic iaaN "' "W'lA' 2 '"
beautiful widow, educated % sif'e' : .t'''@'
""'' 7"' 'N'', "''''' my ~
y ,"' ','.'''.' "t '..'' ','..''' ,....' b.,
i.... LII a.,
'"'"-''''" '' ~.
"''' ~"
zoe '"''''''"''''
The d'sc'li'neH ''''''. OF i'H's'
wore easily conquered i' "t h'''' h". H-
long a- wa say protected 'i''' ''''a.' '''''
entire euhln9""'n was n'A'os' n'p'' -
strong hnaN ui % nAlef "'s' va
were doi'eHrd 90 ''''eF' inc c''''. RE-
Nesatleali sur.''t.. 'f Nf.p'a' A'- ''"i.
ci"' de'"n, s. h' A''". IS -" .'i'-,''a' '' ''.'
Ins ''s reduction 20" N"." 'r ''"
"a" N"na t"minan'ei 'Hr kH'is''' PFC.
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to assist IN releasing those others who had
net reason like himself; aud promised. if
he conducted himself WELL to take him into
his own service The change WAS sudden
aud complete. No sooner wa. he liberated
than he became obliglng aud attenli.e, FOL
lowing with his eye every motion Of fme.
and executing his orders with MS much I'D
dress rs promptncss; be spoke kindly a.d
reasonably to the other pateuts and dur
ing the -est OF bis life was entirely deyo.
ted to his deIirerer. And can never hear
without emotion (says Piuels som the
name of this man, who, some wears after
this occurrence, shared with ne The games
Of my childhood. and to whom shall
feel ALWAYS attached
In the next cell were three Russian
soldiers. who had been in chains for many
years, but on what account 80 one knew
They were ia general calm and inoil'ensiye
becoming animated only When conyersing
together; which was unin,ellirible to 9th
ers. They were allowed the only couso.
lation Of which ihry appeared sensible
to live together Tho pr, partitions taken
to release them alarmed them, as they i'm.
agined the keepers had come to iuil,ct new
seventies, and they opposed them violently
when removing their irons Wheur released
they we,. mol ,,iI6ny +, Lnye their nr,sop.
and remained in tLoir labitum po.iure
Either grier or loss of Intellect had render.
ed Them indifferent to libertv
Near them was an old priest, who was
oo.sesspd with the iden tbat be'wrs Christ;
his appenrhnce Indicated h,e vanity Of his
bel,.f. hr wa. erave aud solemn; Li.
smile soft and at The same time severe. re.
healing AL familiarity; Ii. hair was long.
and hunp down ON each side Of hi, face.
which was pale. intelligent. and resigned.
On his once b.in, t,unted with question
that IL he was hrist he could break bis
chains he soleu,ply rrnl.d. .Frustra Gen.
tart. Dominum iunu, Ills whole l,f,, was
= ro,n,pce al r,lit,ious e1ritsment lie
undertook an foot pilarin,aues To- Cologne
and Rome and made a VOYAGE to Amrti.
en- for the purpose Of converting the lpdi.
aus; his dominant idea became changed
into actual mania, and. on lis return 10
France, he announced himself as the IA.
your
He was taken by the police before the
Archbishop OF Paris. by whose orders he
was confined in the 3ieottc ne either impi.
GUS or insane. Til. hands aud feet were
loaded with heavy chains, and, during
twelve years. be bose with exemplary pa.
iience this mariyrdom aud constant sar
casme. riuel did not attempt to reason
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cultivated She Is what Is called aeessv,.
l'i~hed. Her toilette is perfect. Whas
colo's could better become her compl~xi~~,
or what fabrics better suit her fo,mi lxook
at that eye, II you can catch glimpse n
it beneath tho langnslng lii. hos soh asd
danny. Behold TIM, brow, tcw White
aud polished. SEQ that arm. how arm I'D
round; those fingers, how soft ard saessing.
10 conversation she is agreeable, and : -.
~ !. incomplete without her. And yet
aud ia i not melancholy to believe IT,
the chanccs are cveu that that GIL, lovely
as she is. vii! die an cd maid. Al any
rate, we win wnge MI our cld .o.,ts that
aur widow gets married before her. Ims.
Lrgec iIia.l RfpahiirnM.
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Widows.

Es.,,. ,..a,io haVa nyafntire AGAINST
.,;'t,,.s L,,t H., oor mani We never could
.,.n Mat G,r--eirls win d, very well IN
,hn;, ,Is.s hnt on widow - worth bslf n
d',v.n nr tl.., ..,, aay. G,ds nfe so shy.
4, a,,i1 sn t.safyeA q, ha.hlul' Very
...,. -, IT,, l,,,,,,. ho,, In mako love. and
..Lo,tbny IA pn,l.,tal.i,.i il ia awlwsrals
t,oc, Int uidsa. understand The whole
n,cces. THEW arc e.sa 10 il. They a,e
i.,,.,;..'....5 ,...,.l.,s r.. A.. d,shinr court
Gil .ri.., L,..,, who, q, a..y,t.rc
ga ,'t..., q. ,ots..t Wh.e +, lay ,e,,,,
.,.., r., a.d Mo, +, at,a,k /, hy s,ot,n
~. $50 lsys sueenniad tn the aayzlng
..',.,,.,.....,f 4. .,,il,o Elsa in woods than
,.t..,, .., fi,.. dreamy t,rltn.holg
.'.t', ~ ,,.s.i.uh.,A peli.ts las. tsers +
.,,.... rs.l danger in ihe data aad wa.irg
Ir...as nc bsreaged one of tweni>-tNo.
Cham lltalaihe golden lock. OF ai eiriiom.
Soc. th,re cocs aae of them asw. scarce.
3, n tvolgcm1utA has so'tcuei down hsr
excessive .ficf i}u, women cont weep
alvaYs fhcy are made oi something
elts besid,s tears and that oue has airca,s
found thai hnr charms are nst cniucl} 70
ded size lss a9i tbreWn aside aar ale
woods ,ct. iiui the heavy and spl4hre boln
h,.;aa Inns ..i.an i.iare Cd - light suA ggro.
f,.f,,t,,,e which s..a,gs bfnea,h i's inlia l'sc
,, i.t, o.ttiee,t. and sc.s or mnse hcnal
6,lls her s,ninctficai .a.m. ani .ail, mpse
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The Yea-9 ItYsea

To man who is little Of a tshilosophes.
aud II bachelor I" boot. and Who hv diut
Of some experience Ia the follles Of life,
begins Ia look with n Learned eve upon
thr WHY'S Of men aud exc OF women--to
such man, | say. there is something In
noticing a pair Of young lowers ! have,
therefore derived mach pleasure. since my
arrival Mt the ball from observing the fair
lalia and her lover. She haa I'll the Dc.
iigltlnl u.hing consciousness OF M art.
less uiil, Inexperienced in coqGetfy, who
his made her first conquest. while the cap.
tain regards her with n ixtute cf fond.
nrss aud exultation with which n youthful
lover is mp, to contemplate So be' ascoss
Prize. observed lliem Yesterday IN the
garden advancing along one Of the rr;ited
walks The sun was shining with deli.
c'ous warmth. making great masses Of
hfiah: vpfdufe and blue shades. The
cuckoo, that harbinger of spring was faint.
~ heard from distance; the thrash ,iped
from the hawthorn, aud the yellow butter.
lly srof'cd and ioyed aud futtcrcd In tho
air. The fair Julia was leaning IN her
lowers arm, listening to his conversation,
with her eyes east down, soft hlush upon
h@s assk. and a quiet smile upon her lips,
while n her hand that hung nceligendy by
her side, vas bunch ol flowers In this
way they were sauutcring slowly along,
when considered them nnd the scene IN
which they were moving could not l,st
Hunk II a Thousand piiies tina, the senson
shoali ever grow older. or that blossoms
should ever giye way TO fruit, or that lovers
should ever get married. - VdsAiugfoH
irrHg.
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"SrctARiAN toNrsovnas,xs."- Under
the above caption the editor OF the Mar.
shsil prhlean-- discoursing n
some lcrgih upon what he takes 10 be true
thfsiianiiy 4--eofnes down on ~ for per.
uniting Nessfs. kendrick aud Fisher 10
Fihlish their afguneai on baptism in osr
r}Far Ili's * lasl..ag more than what We
have been expecting ever sirce the con.
moncemcat OF lhci, publication il the Ad
,ocair. and il was only through the p-sssa.
siaH ri numerous friends that we consented
so their publication 4. the beginning bst
after the contest had fairly begun. each ono
claimed eeoiher hearing after reading his
opponents last We however think the
argument has been carried Gar emouxh,
through the presen, medium. ut least, and il
were better, probably, for themselves, and
for ~. that their controversy end n IL
present stage. Aud we come to this con.
clusion with all randce, entertaining fos
both feelings al deepest respect and f,isad>
ship. We have shown no pafti.lity fnr
either party, and therefore can publish this
determination without any compupctioGs
of conscience. Trinity ldrocaic.
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How an Ola Sea Captain told his Elk
rcricncc IN Meeting.

How many pleasiag Incidents class meet.
iugs recall to my memory Incidents
stranger than fiction, and more beautiful be-
cause true. \ few weeks since at q class
meeting Ia "a uoehboring city, pious
.lap muster told bis ,xpesicucc, aud how he
berame eonyrrted cannot do be'lr than
to ten iis .tor, in his own words.
Hiethfcn aud s.. :,r-.' said he, YOU all
know hat am % n .in sniIas. We'll, when
| was ia 1alcahunua. having my ship rc.
pnircd. | received note from some bnsy
body, i,ling that my wife was h,tAless /,
that she was hcw etched by a Young man,
who was 90 her almost husband. did
not believe the letter. bat still could not
clear my mind ct it. aud the more thought
Of Il lh, more unhappy | became. was
almost crazy. iasl thought the story
mieh, le tue, aud the hope Of revenge
called me o. ms SENSES, Ncil. soon 90,
my ship rcad, and sailed, and bad made
nay mind mp how to act. shortly aiirt
porl va, spoken hy FAST vessel bound
the Same Way as mys.li, aud repo'ied au-
other uamr fog nav ship. hnd before
painted the paur Oft my stera. was
spoken agHn. and apnn ! gave false
name. Ny reason for telling SEQ many hes
was lhis wanted If possible To surprise
nay Mtbless wiir-to give her 40 ~ ifniug
OF ny approach.
Wtll. brethren and sisters. rgaehsd
homc in the evening. but remained outside
of ~, own housr, watching every book
thal went m About Zen o'clock ! saw "a
light 10 my wife's chamber. and shortly
after thought ! sa. two persons ln q, one
Of them q mau Ny blood boiled, bui
being au old whairmnn, | kuew that Al.
lenee WAS necessary as daring ia secure q
p,oy approached the back door, and
h.d inls trouble ~ uprtiug Il with ms
tnfe thea took OF my shoes. rad
tr4aiad nois lesslv To- NV chamber door
n.a,c9 and li.sred, and wlnt hiuk Sou
aatafen aud sisters. did Ieafi Glory 90
DuI. ! can't tell son what board, hgi u
.il you Co.'S near Bs | caa. Oh, brethren
4ad ..srs. how avHilt lad h'la d.
ceited There Was w} poor wilr.-i SAW
aef through ibe ke> uo.e ou her Knee,
pouring oai hel sosiWi prayer l'rm i f'e'f.
"FAtH,.' pvyal -Hr, "Peieci mt
dear husband. y, vh 4lp ia ihe inrm
..t .l.a t.t,ftesi. d ta.n hIn Iu 90 hpl:
..'n, III, ia,5 .,l ,,,,orr b.n 81, nc
Remember l.,. is',oa.la saul. coa,..t il Co.
lbqgel, and 20 Vc shHeii errr n".e
mee, hero hclo~. may We no lsat meet to
asti,rf in heaven. lor taI.sfs saAe'
u,.s...,, .,..l .;.,.,s nav hard hear. .as
ia ...,,.a..... H.. t..,s anal .ny e,c..
~, .,',.-. Il.n Ill.,. ...tf o,.,.. ta God
.,.'...,.'. ,.... .....i 1,o, stair. to
,.....-, sisro lua,. .vaa Interrupted
b.. .l... l....,.r .,,l., said e Bra,her.
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from that day To this, have been praying
man. The person who sont me tina, ,iag
letter designed evil. but You see how lhr
Lord has turHed it about for good. Broth.
ren mud sisters, rray for me, that may
continue faithful to the end"
He sat down, after which we nh joined
Ia singing a hymn, aud then the meeting
was closed with prayer This simple Ia.
cident Of u class meeting perhaps. appears
silly aud trivial to the people of the world,
but t'ose who have religion can appre-
ciate IT,
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There are about half dozen Irish edi>
tor. who are candidates for seat in The
impcfia. Parliament They are---GaUA
Dsi',. If the nuhlin Nation; Doctor Gray.
of tac Dnblia Frceman's journal; frsdD.
ts. Lucas of the Iahl.,--ths cashs1ie
nesn, aud 49, Mcguire. Of the Cork
ExsHiaer. | p To this si~, no editor Of
n .,sh paper has ssrired 10 seat in Par
.iament. |, would seem. therefore, that
llsir mGaenee is beginning TO be better
appreciated.
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HIILtp s., l.ieurNsN..---1he State
Gazette learns by private letter, dated
liel,on, B,ll county, May 18th, that Dr..
john W Coleman. late Of Reliou, was
Killed by lightning On the lth inst. while
travpliug near III. residence of Jsspes Au.
darson, Esq. of that county.
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