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Mew91ork daily @ribnas.
CITY ITEMS.

FREr ACADEMY ExAaIsArIos --rls examination
ofthe Free Aosoeony continued y-s'erda, through
~ dsy The ,o3ouctorJ class esaiuioed Re D.,a
val hirqy. As tbs class Is youngcst Of ~ ard MS
c,,sc bot ,wio- vees 10 tal' study npt very mdor
soud BE- expected from il. The Sophomore spot
hs cav in wriipg sketches Of Ch.uccr and Sp~ncsr,
he Enzsb.tban drsplat's.s and Nit ~. some Of
sh.se displayed con,iders,e familiarity With the
s1'bers; potic.s oi Chsuoer worc especially sp-
Trseisiiye. rd the paJ"rs generally vared tb- isn'
gage when thy did Dor the dse Of the text 'ob,
sr6;c' Dty 20 show Il at the suiens hsd read undsT
sisbdnpl, al thsughtfaDy. The Jat.or ciass were
examined IN tie ielth book Of the Odyssey, which
My have read in eighteen lessons, and a'eI 10 ono
b.Nk ~ Hor"res Oies and he Are PocSo>, - ~bioh
they have given the amount of time. Some NJ
the students displayed c.sisid, rGb felty in .e.dag
Ne oIign al text; four FIVE read az though they
hone. The tSetovs fIon Hora .e for written
fr.nsls,ions we're rather long. r1s ral examination
va. quite az tood a. IN colleges generally Ths sspr
class v.Ye ex,mnrd IN French. Tier tssh IN ,rAI.s-
htjrg was a sel, ction from Rbn, poem Of Llaar-
tp+,, ard an old history Of J-aDna dA'c in ne siJ
tenth century French. few of.be class read freDcn
very wen, and hr2.r Duaibcr uDDhbd f0sn'ly
The elhss has studied Frenoh but niue uo1.hs. Tho
rDJse q Ancient Languages - Sen ausngcd for
UOse WHO spcn1 L y,sT ht the Academy amer
psd0sing, 10 perfect themselves in Frc,ch ari Ger
mar. Tie lapgutge j. Taught N thn- clGV "a n
%qusD~e 10 LA;io, sra th'i. Winnie hGs beer rnpd
SO Of The siudeD's traDsIat~d English into French
vnh e0isio' rsbL f-cIity. OF the m~gob ~ II
he Executive Committee Of tre Eree Aesds,ny bu.
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isis MA Cow. IS csit e. Co.'S. 80 Calves. shs.s
t. Boss i75 he Mnnp Sr29 shfs se.Sss o,s sss
Gn OH r.am, P.rsr 10, bbs pkhbeA ~ ssA Fsu III
bales " adding 1~..xo.
nj, II lig s,s Caty.s ~ ske~s. ~ Hass - 49,
+, DIVES II Mnh sss phsa Pss<r sAass -"
tps Ha'bl-, ESIkY tuu'r -. 40. ~, "A 40
n. hs,lh ais,r Bssts-Jpl. L-Afe hh 49, ysc OK
bush u best. 1870 10 C"rn @o do hys' ~ 'S~ "'
1o 10, S..ssHssse bis. Pisa,, 10 70 WDaIy w
DO Provisions, ,ic9 bses WkesI
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Markell .CAarrrLLy RxpoarED roR The TRisrsn.

rLeaa CLaYYIILv KEFUnIED FUE TIE HltINHs
TUESDAY July lss.
ASHre rhs ni,rb~t buoy an r both hisds ssisfp n~
Il 81 So. 80 u isr Pots MI - ~ roanH e@'efSA'
iTi N IT, =. -, 3, /. -. - -
pris., , orniI o. $50
SSIyTF IN. rnlsi T,y qa,et uo-i.r. o0n1p. very ar
es., Of 10 bap RE q, lts ASi $50 Mats Java .Is,
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IAd S.fts~sufcct j


I,rAIIIDIF HEir sHALING CAV FON fktr'H'-
us .U,r. V,eITAsir. Erc Tho r't" e"e' ., w -
,,,f -n,l e ~, n1p- mo- ,'cohrhe' ~
.,te,, Pr hr,. all % ~el O. g~1-n'- W ~" mo
f,s,,bs Car, WITH our n.'B" rs' VI ne 'yp o.. " -
T.yIos nops,Err,. Ma3e - ,sets
H.. " 81 sk.aal 81, NeE JSih
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fore you ssd1hss vas: assembly Of ny feuos cssses.
"fkssl yin ,vsr defend tho poor unfur-HDoss voth
cot tntrmpsrapee with all the prvu q d hs given
"ps, but newer viii aAgrssc ys'o " ths oesn'rri
zen by stA Ss even The WIN. viiian upyn The Garth
WI en- hc is down and de,epssless."
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Mac Yoys Yoyds- -Broctiys YsSA-
Lam. Thomp- PN. Bar
rotsIs ez2s IS Ss4 $50

ro1.I OLD AID NEw Psax: Clear. S7-las' month. st.
ye. III Mes. s+6'.. mouth o.% o Zs.. -
sa-is., month. 4s7,ss yea $40 rant Ills month,
e7l5 RSpts 582,sW uon'h. l-isS go 9sseso
e. siT-Iass NJ nth 49, sst ysss. 24S esfs: ss.ne.
49, les, b. a'7-isr yea. lslJ shsI s:esss. !SSsH
1es-sr yeaI SOi Tosss 50 s2s-s~ month, SSfe-sss
year, 4a,GSz
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THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW

H~HB TEOPIE OF TUG bINf n VI 4N'I'v
i WORK nv he Gree Of Col, Free aud odepeodent-Io
81 p@r.o .iotieel ho ss,'s Of DAN.tL KyAN 3.e o.
s, nd ,,-et 4, anil cscL Of he"+Y cod
sss rqusc p0pay 10 be ADD spIear ee'ss or
az n. C,suu Of YORK bic Office VI 'ne ,av OF We.
Vol m tbe s asS Of D-eems-I pcs a. een ae oh In hs
So,. Of Ia, sS hen ,Da E-rs steni e snsi sst,e
emf OF u srseunt Il VI, etfuss e. PETER sWgENKY
Ppbe Admirstia.r N 'be c. NewYo'k al a. Admin
Of God, Cba,e and Croaits Of s,1 de.e.s9t
Ia stim1iS Of hsve caned he Sa q Obcs Of
said sarrog.se 10 he bsvou'to shxes Wtse@, ALsx-
ASDtR NJ. BRAURORD, esGuife, Snrro.s'e o. oar
Il Al County tho Ciy Of Es~Y~k, he 18Th dy Of
JrDe N the year Of cur Lord ouo tboossna esht iun
Srsd and inJ ~. w BRADFORD,
tala l.vA. Surrogate.
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msrxsrs K.uyrd ~ 7sIeS,svs

ALBssy Jnl '--eass to das Of bb1. weseSs rscxIso
PMS At k.t 4, bbI OArs-S7,o buAh taasA's, 81 &c ~
r.slt .ok,4,etc hs.h q a2s@bs {, 800 r', sI,.
wed a. IS HiAr-ssi~s of 80 epeh ebSso~ WsNs
CsIs6sn o. IS, AID . coo do fAh ~kfs C>1>~s-A o
4 I
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I4dvertfso neDt 49,,
sTts ONLY A UUMBuG. SAYS the envi6as and BIT

10, ls f.y r1,a That us a. h,ss asa
SIN DIssEEs sofc tmsIA tn eIkhasi'J "o
50 ind &c siha oily stale, H,t hamhus "si pefnSes
10 burhng ihs sion 81 tboes w'o pes
,e AZ, ih.Ir hand after Jeu Isenef
tb,i s. " AZ les. thai tho s
ty ra,?s OF hs losing the yearly Dte'as until
ut, nv e,s. when, Inst, sd Of suontn. 20 s % "
10, At b. proper time md b-ie the become oe
lee The, co end aap pe eas 90 .hs
o q, eo.t Bu, them such MOI The eVaf"e
,nr,o,d nv Me,.rs RgHsEs DIsGgE, Of he hs ~DsSSne
btors n ttk-sv., I4tb-r, and ~ prof. % WHICH,
YuE sTprssDops BvMspC,
he; ras s.eA AND realize ey-Iy dsf:
EIcH PLAID SILKS RyDpc.p from 81 tcSp. =,
RICB srLLLA sHAwLs, REDUCED ron 80 % %
EIcu RAsveEs RrpucED from 2i6 10 if3 "a,
EIcb BIRgsE De LANES REDucsD from ~ 70 no
L,ca BIsgcC SC ar. REDUCED from 81 20 y!
RIsH Pr,scB JAoosxrs, EsorcEp from 10 70 ta
War sco1cH cborco roioIs, ro1oc % 70 si
Ry,L MvrRIxsc PRI,vs RsDvcED fra y 20 81
Fear 'sIsB spss Vt very de>1rSI1D sDd o.! DoSbrre
Ooups REDUCED - y-r ,s-t - insaro ,peehy $50 -,
ph ,uth bevus tbea We arc nos suis'sea
lear the ladies sx clam
vive le Hurnbps
YIvg LIZ BROWN srosk srobE.
Open I'm the next ,hhiy day. ron7 H' " p M
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IAcvcr..,Dei T.

YANKEE sUiLVAN.-A Portrait from Ifta o.
.h. ,, oys an u.,y at the PhrooscS cssaAes
Of TowLgs AID WIiLs, No ia Broadway.
TAdyerL.s'ocnt
PRApY's GALLERIES, No. 359 Broadway, over
Tlome,o,s Loi md No W. Brosassy eaner rn'o''s
Opsn Jrly Youth.
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COTTON rpser 10 North asss svisss ops be- Assn
uors Suh ess ard prices els' rather tve~ea ~ 49,
s,e see b. 20. W. 9a.ts bhss bsasA sSess ~ kr
the past sOnliL,ii -
ysx.vonA AssrrfcAyloa-
gf.l. IA krnxfl AxoI n n
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acknowledgements
OF WILLARD

Tpirited Life. size PHOTOGRAPHS OF WILLARD
FILLhoRH,or JoHs CHAnLEs PsEMosr, Prsn'ea and con
psse will by e5pres reoeipt OF *n rhey were
rsc.by taken life and pronounced the paest ever
taiea email Photographs each, or SIS per DOZEN
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IAiycrjseucnt
FYAys' EXTENSIVE CLOTHN0 WAnEHOCsE
Iilvsr.sDcni.1
The coolest Man alive lust new IL that LiVlSS

n Ie %.
a. lie koat 10 set ay9o Ts IL bo lat wnrt ~ -. mac.
.,,an .no ., b. psv so D.is- DrsEa viii 10 I'f
~, "a wa ATrIs,oos ~ x,r az fans r'tsps.
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Fremont Asp DAYTON IN Wr:rcBrsTIR-Vhe
citizens OF MoyAni> and vicinity are 10 have rs-
ca,icn meeting q, Morris,Ds Han near the Aorrf,us
station, 10 morrow "wednesday evening. The Hon.
John W. Edu ond. hss promised TO ADDRESS the meet
.,g. The Hon. T. ID. Culver and o:hcr em'ucnt
sp aksrs a,e alo expected 10 b. PRESENT By series
ef weekly meetings held in dSotn' pats Of tho town
for -,me time past, TIE R-pubIicans OF a'rris' ala
have ar. used degree OF erthu,ssm witch promises
an overwhelming majority for the Republican nofa-
ntes.
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one, hJ. T. nney, vas prssen: o. Monday. aod On
wee pr.,e.p, y-sae,d-y. Thr.e lsd'es and thres o.
four ep.cp.n were .he only wHns~sos Of she eIari
tssp. A very pleasing feature ri the Freo Ac~teny
=, th.t ZONE tp or twelve residcss Frsius'cs have
ben prosecuting their studies there darinx the yesr
pat. S.vefsl Of them who have already taken do
gree fer Anc~,t Laneusges win apply for the dplo M
siv,n BY TIE Acad. my for Mol+'n Languages. The
Introductory cl.ss will be eIsnoci 70 day 10 An'ont
a,d Modern Lsreusg~s; tho FnSAhmen In ID s~'ng
ord Perspective; the 1cphomOres N Diderent'"l snd
Int. raj Calculus and the Junior n Natural PbiIo
ply and Astronomy.
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-
~ Y9t Notice 10 h:Chy syan 'het application ~i DO
ssde Thu Court Of spei Tenn tbsreH 70 b. held a. the
City Hail Of tn ty 81 Ne York the i day July
I3 lc otloci IL the fors thst osy Alter
BE- head 70 tbs' TOE s~AId pslc 70
NH ss' by tb~ CrninI, If Esu-.,s and
sn sPeohtsd PnIsuat 40 sc' sci b. th- Lee
sls, Map tbs C,y Ne~ Yci by 10y public
Pses, to suiose the tsh"s the sau,e b. pad by zoe
hay'1 aeTp and the G. mmonsl'y ~ the wv ~ Ne
YsTk the Chant e,laiD Of The CITY Of He~Yo,k
Trustee other company With whom he cam" har ee. n
de. by oder Of ID be uD1argned 3E lhS
SNrTH and DEBORAH his wife, HUOH MARSHALL AMI
MARI bic wife , -,
Their p+ry for made situated in the aai
ts'e Ie s,d Of he CITY % M York and Own Da el
Wv, DE Nap formerly bonss 10 joha White
.c d. ed nps 1875, by the No 81 BOUNDED sSutbery
tspt BY the middle Of s5h east.i by lots
lt Q, oIb nly b. iot o S; wts.Tsry BY tot No
o. and en- Width h hont aDd rear - feet ana 10
depth zach eide blnlto and Two ies' Two icaes
b. The sap and The Ma M 't5 SAD
Ys,h IA leiG GE iRGE SHirH,
DEBORAH SMITH,
HU}q MARSHALL,
MARY MASi1AiL
T. gTurYvCsAkT Attorney, No % Cb.Inoorsst N "
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BRApY's GALLERY, No. 359 Broadway, will

open tho public Jul, FOURTH People from assooe Visit
the city that Ssy shond not fell TO see tho nnes ohee
tion of eminent Portraits In tho United ststeS.
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lAdr,rtiAru1ent.l

BRADY's GALLERIES, No. 1863 Broadway, oVer
ftupso, = Saloon and No. 40 broadway, cSeI Fuon 81
Open July Yopr.h
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tuatcr Cure.

- TAYLOR'- NATER-CuRE, No COO
DMa- Nv yHl -fci lNSsia. s's G,s
M l. Ann E>oN, A'i"sN
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IAcve-t,scIuept
ForRrH JrLy-BRApY's Galleries, No. Tl9

Broadway Thompou saloon and So 25 6rostwsyeoz
ner Fulton viii be open for he aefion Of AMbaorYrSs
ano tho approaching Hshy Persons visits
hs,b- city yed TO call and witness toe sopeib eoscsm
Of Portraits
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Tie eoolest piece OF population We have lately
roth ed is that Of the Ci,y Of Sacramento A portion
Of her debt faIs dse to day, ard the Mayor quieey
advertised that they wli hot DO paid, aud requires
bold n TO preset them at Sacramento and receive in
,etu,n boz e. havirs twenty years TO run
m,tahe has LteD made a. the Treasury Depart.
rtnt by which tn United States ~i'i lose ae'u'
90 900 The Warrington Orgas says:
"C.ngress appropriated o. 10000 for the payment
Of tie Texa. dtb, Upon c.ips in I'll the scr'P 1t ~s
fourd that The Unit.d States could pay s7o % va
tic tundred Aud at thi. "a the pigment been oar
lied Oh heretofore. f,Iss bas psid 80 cent on hcs
10 ceb, scrip, Which, Of oonree, WAS 10 BE- deddcIeo
fnm he face Of The paper helh. 90.
.,Tb, nlrt-kc occurr-d in 6r-t de'ucting the 80 y
ceot paid by T"x-s snd making th. pro raa division
NJ. n the ,ena,oder, instead o. making 100 cen.
t tasis of calculation, and then deducuog tn' ~
{. nj which Texas bad paid
ION calculation IL was found that over s'oVNV 100
much had been paid ont in tn 3 wsy.'
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IAhyeYtissmep

BRADY's GALLERIES, No. 359 Broadway; over
on psens saVon and Nv. 100 Broadway evrnsr Fulton st.
Oyer july Youth.
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IN PURSUANCE If an order Of the Surrogate
cf the County Of NewYoh. notice - bereby gwen TO al
p~r,op. bsyIg claims against TlHHE baNEf, late Of tn'
ty Of Eeyors deeessd TO present the same with 70 nhe
tberesf 10 fhe subscnbe1s che Oce Of James " "he.
No ~ Liberty IN The Gtv Of Newfoyt, on OF before M
ft day December nexDsted New iors the HA Guy Vt
Nay 1856 OWN NC ~.
Ma lavumW ArniDistI snd ADMIN i.t1strix &C.
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Cor T. l.. Ssow--This gsnll'n.n was lass even
irg p,esnis Nv the l,a,s 81 l. sno" S'oia' Oui N
No II with ,p. Ddid onne, mouDtsd w'th sod, haV
10 upon IL an Au.pcsD ag- and -i,lees stars, "'I'-
,ma,ical Of IN. Free stass Of the Uni"n pr-e"noi
ttttnopal 70, lis zeal IN tno o,Ia' OF Fsmoer-
nrc'. III his reply tothe hdes he oo'd "r-' ~ 10
"G,td yslsGsle en, AMI hereby pISdsa iny ssh te
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JBpIArI FATAL ArFNAY AT FoRr WAshIsoros.
The inv, s al ion rrlat,ve to the dcsh Of George
Bolster. who was hiued on Sunday night while at
tempting TO kill Others, At Fol: Washington, 80 re-
,smeo yesterday before CorOner 'ls satno ev'deooe
WIS sdducec chewing who the pa,ty was tast struck
the blow which proved fatal TO the deceased. The
,nvts,gntUn vas not closed and W be resumed To-
day The facts in the case fully Published BY Ms
Yesterday.
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NOT1CE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is nerci

NOTICE to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby
IN gvep soerdps oil having clsjns aseins
ANTHONY LAMB, late OF the CITY of YorA, deceased
they required exhibit The WITH the voache
syea the sJb-Yibes the RIecr Of the si VII ae
Of the sad decesscd of D. BANKS No
IA Eussu street NJ the lily Of New YORK before che
Ssh Ia, gf Augnr 1855 Dsed this 1b dsJ VI Vebrusry
A % n l. .SS S 3 shHks KENT Executors
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very handsome new p.per, cs'ed 1hs I""'fr@'f4
Ltdser # X. FINANCE, Rae made iuapp~arHnoe IN th'-
city. Il hs management and lt~rG'y matter Prove ~
,,riied and ATTRACTIVE ~ exleror It mas; ni'a'n ~
.rt.n,ivs popscIily.
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TN PURSUANCE of al order 0f the Surrogate ~
the County New Ycri notice 70 hereby yen 90 ell per
sous b.virr esins against SINCLAIR TOuSEY, late OF tb
CsN Of New York decessed, TO present The same e1u
s1cher, thereof the subscriber al the redeoe Of Mo
eyly. Npsey No IN sscdopfa street 10 tho CtS Of Now
Ys,l o. o, Ss!oe ,he 2 asg N september nextDsed Now
Mis- I.yrmW. ABNER BEERS, Executor
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fAJver''soDaDt |

Col, fremont PHOTOGRAPH OF Coi.
Fr,mon' taken ~ Roor prononpcf by bis suii All N ~
u ate fr-, he best Lhenes and tho a'es Picture
Rim ever made largo Dubes oi eopsa h,v. hesn or
t.res II sy RoOrs Gallery No 5S1 brosi FHv
Yh,re may pictures of Wlm Dayt1u and Mniar1
FILLMORE. Roor's GALLgRy open Fourth Of July.
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County ~ New Yort notice 10 hereby gveS TO Al
II ba hs tsus sssint MARY RI AN, ise ~ the
tsy ot.=ttIk d.tea ID 10 I-sut tho same VI v,ocs,,s
suhs-r,, he uf6ce ~ al F. w WHITE,
No. rYs in he Cry of Nov York or or bfo'e Toe 18th
~ ~ Ueeebc ue.DeteA York the "a Of Jane,
Ma NICHOLAS OOOLAN, Adminstrstcri &C
- la,xSr
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IN PURSUANCE If ali order If the Surrogate
Of NewN crk no,ics hereby 10 all
sor. bsVi cisf1s JOHN LIE ARP late Of o hS OF
d@-esssd the with vouchers ths
10 be ,tNsoiheg ct bis Sge NO 2s9 sthsv Ia bo Cy ri
Nv " n on or before bs iTh Of NnveTbey Dated
E,w.Yc,k ,be @b day Of May, l:&. ANDREW LEARY,
49,, i.,tr,o.a, Ajul,lsPsrs,Oy.
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SoAp FACTORY NUISANCE "A Special Committee
appoint.d by the Beard 81 Heahh st - l1s' mseAng,
90, ng Of C,nDcilDeD Barney Cs'gll and PnIhpe,
q, AID. rrnen Fulmer aSd Morgan met yesterday II
rhe City Hall TO hear pstita'ns Tor the rem"va m
ruurlous roap and die and MOROCCO factories, dog
ke, neI-, &c A compliant vas presented seens'
so.p ard cundl- factory at No ais West sevenesnth
.t.,t; j. w Ger>sd, "a, apparel tr the o~ner'
and numb. Of w,,nessps examined on 6rh sd''s
Another complaint was lodged sgsiOs. m ""cco
factory at No. lo2 East Touty third street, s'Vu''
o. sops terrifying that 'he place va ge.t nnsaoo''
Ar inv e,tiga'i,g the shoye TWO on'es, The Con MI
tee sdj,unsd Ia thiO morning at IL O'clock, when
funhG complaints win he heard.
EXCURSION TIcKIrs the Hudson River RHiro:d
sdyerst in asotfer couI gr.st roineton In t'fe-
fr f. " day. commencing on TnnrSdsy aud snd'ag
% H. ndsy' This vin sff I'd desirable opportunity
FIR p.r,pr 10 get ~ te~n 90 the An, cay TO Lks
M.i,p,c C.ish1 n mt ins. Snrs'ogs Spr'"gs, or u
.n, a. III. henut,fn! to~ns and vis Along tbs Had-
Rfvsr. TcAe to SArstog" ond bsok sre Pat a.
IS IS only.
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FrLoxIous AssAuLr.-Odicer Webb O. tho Lower
Police Court Yesterday aesed Mary Burns hsepus house
Of ID No IA Worth rect charged Win f.ca'3a 8.
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use Of MS uEs b. OF ,s inDa-s. bat dntins cat We
ck,etr refuscd 10 enain Mrs Burns tbis frfss took
mn AZ az sfruck Der orcb, 9th upon The bach OF the
head The , taA u.ensibe 70 Bellevue Hospita and
h,r ssseil- locked up By Ju'tce Con oily.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

DRowsnp WHILE BArHIso.-Wm Winters, n by
wear, OF sge ~ accidentally Spsd Aondsv
De uh,e bs:b NJ tb foot Of Forty -four street. Nob liver
Tic body was shortly ACCIDENT occurcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

DrArH FROM BURss.-Ann Ru1dlo, q nstive Of
Etis hfy years age, died jest, day. a. No rs '
eli. ed che fell and bpisr contain
he body,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
[Chicago Tribune.

Gou0B AT HoME-Rev. 7. L. Cuyler, Of the
Dutch Reformed Church, in letter from Mas
sachusetts thus speaks of Mr. Cough at home:
Mr.. Cough resides abont five miles from
Worcester, in II retired portion Of the town.
ship of Boyston. Here, amid the bracing air
OF the Massachusetts, hills, and with all the in
door comforts OF fine library and happ.
household he refts the body and mind for mex,
W ntcrs new campaign against the Demon Of
the Bottle Friend Cough is not rich, save in
moral trophies and the bencdietions of the
good; but he has managed to lay by enough to
buy n very attractive house. The house is a
white Italian cottage. Far up on a command
ing elevation, with retinne OF royal hills about
it, looking down into waving groves of maple
and chestnut, and into meadows knee deep IN
verdurc, with all the unendng green of New
England uplands in full view, stands the sum-
mer house of our young Boanerges.
Here he throws of the panopy of the re-
former and turns practical farmer. His corn
bespeaks good tillage; his "Malosatoons" would
grace Jersey peach basket The humor that
convulses vast audiences abroad makes our
brother most entertaining host, and quietly
streams off him in abundance OF pleasant
sketch and anecdote.
During my late visit, deep and delightful
revival OF religion was in progress in the rural
Church of Boylston. Ipreached every evening
to solemn auditories; after service, brei
meeting was held for enquircrs. Mr.. Cough is
an extemporzed bishop Of the flock, us the,
IRE without u regular pastor He superintends
the Sabbath School, leads the choir, and ad
dresses the enquiry meetings. What an April
shower OF blessings to Church one layman can
be, if he only has u heart to work and to give
The Lee Avenue" Sabbath School in Brooklyn
can testify to this.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
AHearty I.nugl,,

After all, what a capital, kindly, honest, jolly,
glorious good thing laugh is! What tonic
What digester! What a iehrifuae! What an
exerciser OF evil spirits! Better than walk be-
fore breakfast or nap after dinner. HOW IL
shuts the mouth of malice, and opens the prov
OF kindness! Whether it discovers the gums o.
Infancy or aye, the grinders OF ioy or the pearls
OF beauty whether it racks the coIpa'en'
sides aud deforms the countenance oil SaisarltN'
or iimples the vsage or moissens me eye Oh ~
inc,nenl-in all its phases, and on all iaccs, con-
,ortinr, relaxing, overwhelming, CONFUSING
throwing the human form into the happy sha-
King and oaaking of idiotcy, and turning the
human coantenance into something appropriate
10 Rilly Batton's acknowledgements every
circumstance, and everywhere, laugh is gio.
rious Thing. Like "a thing OF beauty il Is ~
ioy forever" There is no rcmorse in it 1t
leaves no sting-cxccps in the sides, and that
roes .if Even a single unpariicipated laugh is
A .rea, affair to witness. But it is seldom sia-
Gle. /, is more infectious than scarlet fever.
Yoa cannot gravely contemplate laugh. IL
there is one laughter, and one witness, there
are forthwith two daughters. And so ON Ihe
convulsion is propags,ed like sound, What =
thing /, is when il becomes an epidemic.-lD Dub
lin University Magazine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
YsfsSen and The Whole Republican
,Eilket Elected. 49,

There can be no reasonable doubt we think,
that Bissell and the whole Republican ticket are
elected by decisive majorities. There are ele-
ven counties to hear from, two or more of which
will give Bssell majorities, while those in which
Richardson has hopes, cannot possibly overcome
the eleuen thousand majority now acknowledged
as standing to Bisselrs credit. From all these
counties we have reports, though, doubtless, UNI
reliable. But the fact that majorities are repor-
ted from White, Hamilton, Saline, &c, ought to
be sufficient evidence that the polls in Egypt are
closed, and that the voting has ceased If this
is the case, and the returns are not amended on
their way to Springfield, we shall live in Illinois
under a Republican State administration for the
the next four years, happen what may at Wash
ineton. But let not our readers be too conf
dent The Tines is busily employed in figuring
out a majority for Richardson; and we have no
doubt that other members Of the border ruiian
party are doing the same thing.-C!licago Tri-
bune.