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yIyHE ORGANIZATION AND MANGUyRES OF
stcam Faets aplatn Monraun Toyal Navy vu London

TIME ORGANIZATION AND MANEUYRES OF
Steam Fleets by Captain Nouraon Royal Navy vu London
lsaT.
Eagne Main Brown ID edition enlarged
j vol, Lnndon, Is5a
Questions on the Engine Papers by
Nam & Brown, vol, London 1857.
crcsm the Steam Engine edition enlarged Lon
don, 1887.
nurrHy on Marine Engines Steam vessels Screw ro
Lnna0n.
Armstrong Boilers. ! vol. London
Sewei Staan and Tnuumauof, VOL IAgndon
Buurne on Propeller vol london.
Engineering Armstrong Bourne p london.
Engine Practical ssn, BY Ham and Genr, VOL
IAmd0n.
The indicator nynanome,er By Nan Brown vol
The Marine Engine by Gordon navy VOL
London.
Rawson Propeller, vul, London.
Paris Cafhiuine de yaissear VOL
Pariss
dc Marine vaprur Bounrux Ct Paris capltanes
de Faisseau, VOL, Paris
Maciines Mrssrs Baanee Julien
yos. ands
Burns Engine illustrated Hnblyn
Engine Steam Pambonrs Thecry
Reid this siran Engine wooacrpfs Prog
re-s or Navigation Porrwine
II the Steam Engine, vols and many otisrs-
FRANcK TAYLOR.
July
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~ ~ "A u N M n -
Tan Nrw Yerr E1nu1os s5r-we oopE ~ follows
from the New York Herald Of yesterday morning
The civ was tranquil yesterday the presence a the
military having doubtess had the effect OF REFRESHING
whatever otoas disposition May have remained IA The
asdead rabtifs and .-Bowtry boys. From e@Isfug-
preaef tables Of the names a the killed and wounded
during the riots o. Saturday and Sunday. S be ssen
thai Tho eufrks wrTe score SERIOUS than wese al nzst
anticipated Two OF the injured persons died y-stsdas
namely VIVA Bnciziey and Timothy Higgins ADD 4 rs
quite probable thst others viii die before sunsft tosy
The tables reserTed 70 give the faiiowing figures
Number Of killed
Number Of wounded----. ----------------------4
rotal-.
The number Of arrests f riotous conduct tar does
not exceed twenty-ve Thirteen OF the PRISONERS
captured Ia the Sixth Ward, and the remaining twelve
taken into custody in the upper part 81 the city
The commenced their Investigations yesterday
but made very Iitfle progress One Of these ofcis
loudly complains OF the nehciency Of the metropolitan
police authorities Attending adequate AID in prose
cutting the inquiry to rho the PARTIES were that Ertt
pated ia the riots Ia two instances the jur Pave been
unable trace the fatal sboong TO any particular ind
viiuais.
T1lx BALrfmnnE Axp Oaae RAIaoAD.--Ihc solid bene-
fits accruing to this road from the opening OF the ONO
and Mississippi very perrepibie IN the through passed.
ger earnings fn the last month or the tickets sold IN
ST. Louis seaboard ces the proportion of proceeds
going the Baltimore and Ohio road shown bs h-r
coupons was 4 ess the propofLon q 'ht NeM leA
and Enc was SniS "a the ns~ lofk eehal, e''' "
the fennsyisalna central ssto ,--f1 I0As Lo-i1-
The extent Of the actual loss attendant upon the de-
stTuctive nre IN lncia. o. si thursday nishi "iAi
h1' pse'n's s - = -. - - - ,-
"a, ~. sr 80 - s.r 1890 s,d sssr
iei' Wal my '''' ''4' 3 W
TIM MIssIssIPPr AND MISSOURI hAllAeAp--ihe NON
Iarcd OF Council Binfs, says thai papers are on me
in the recorders Office Of that county showing that n
~ A ~ Il 80 ~ 49, - ~ ~ a. 800 n
- 80 ~ - p,s
So''li'i in1AA
young woman engaged IN the millinery business IN
Cincinnati left that CITY last week owing from hre to
e'EAs uiouu ap I- = l 49,. 4, an ie = ol.,
~ 1870 sun ~ e hs, s,s 'sg 49,
oieu ainols ~ Nll 49, 81 IN ~
ots " hAa ls s hN Gel s''o ae "a
! or har ,s;sccrrrv
aAh of SWAMI LANps---ihe swamp h'i1un y this
county "ere seiiiis at lie seeie1l u ,ihie olies
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Modern Languages.

DR0FESS0R DANIEL r. GR0TX. having return
Cd Washington with Che permanently
capital 81 the rued Stutes offers hts fte
and other employees II government other who
cnrcr and grammatical
French Spanish
h cnres be has formerly born during hs I'VE
Washington he wii brsin either
rrices wishing
reqBcsted hair Dyson
M 2se Pennsylvania
CeleFs nrr scholastic institutions WIN wish ~ nd
n TEACHER whp
Washington EnreI with
aarss line Ired nnTe Grnux post cr Washington n
The subscriber would take pleasure
einscs rmed IN particular neEhhcrhoods Ny either Indies
gentlemen june 1s--lm
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REWARDs INsRxrTTY. The governments of New
Zealand have offered rewards TO the amount OF
Thousand pounds sterling for the discovery of efficient
for rendering the flax and other Gbrous plants
Of that colony available articles of export Two thou
sand pounds TO the first person who shall by pro-
OF his invention first produce from any irous
plant Indigenous TO New Zcaland hundred tons Of
merchandise One thousand pounds 20 whatever other
person shall next attain the result Two hundred
pounds to each OF the first Ave persons WHO shall by any
proccss produce twenty-five toms 0ne-hah Of the re-
ward win be paid down and the other half upon proof Of
the sale of the merchandise IN Europe advance Of
less than 20 per cent upon tine whole cost Of produc
ton and transportation
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LFOR SALE, very valuable real estate ON Pennsyl-
IL avenurTbe property adjoining rhe east the va
lot ~ "a Pennsylvania fronts
h on the and contains 2222 square running
a 3eleet alley
Further particulars term Be- on application TO
KEIIER MCKINNEY
June sS-atf
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luis favorite summer hotel is open for the
gnes IN dcligifay @tua,ed M t,e
nouih the river Thames, On Ling Island elegantly
farnshed hahnu ssinu
or hhng easy q from York W Boston III stream
hout railroad and has every facility exercise and arn,seu
inc subscriber All those who m
rpuage ut every effort viii he prar thor pleasure and
1onloTf y G. PACKARD supcrini-ndcnt
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OFFICIAL.

nna,aBrrEsr ~ STATE,
Washington, July J. 1857.
Information dis department X
Blythe ESQ., fe
Margaret johnson vur Amrrcnn lady and tie widow
that place she s7t April tst Her brother
James Handy johnson
Elizabeth icga Representatives
Department information the which
mas her property.
July
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TEACHER graduate OF New England col
IL nFe, whn y NJ hr rrnarntrd
wrhes DESIRABLE pn traclsr me tern
hts present win snrus
bury, Vermont. Tugv = -,
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DIED.

In Broakiyn New York yesterday Mrs RBHECCA
wife the Erp7s, recently
tIis city, aged about 20 yenrs,
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VNHE trustees Of this bank have declared divi-
dend per ~ PROFITS q iin months
payable 20 sfockhrlders
! July s-s JAS ADAMS Cashier
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NEw YoHK July 1.-The barquc Pauchita arrived
here to-day in charge Of British officer from the river
Congo where she seized shaver by the English
ship-of- war Sappho.
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wheeler = wiissn.
Eunilsa, Ma~naszgss, and Oilers
YTyHEsE machines combine all the improvements
invnsd Their extensive and mrrssnlng As
ana he unanmous AIgTospl ana sprn a, S, As Tr
suihcisny long to hest Them aas nave
Among the undoaisd advantages they n arrs.
ID Beauty and simplicity uct and freedom
from deraseea-at and need q regArs
4h pcricn q their stitching and their apphA
PTnca aice 30 JAS York and sir agencies
May ao-Iys
Fashionable Dry Goods IN New York
immense assortment Of seasolsable fabrics con-
IA sianly on hand also, faa and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cAE1TTTNGs-
oeioss mattue, naiesiais es1'n' si
coraucss, window shades, &c, drs Gr
MUCH BELOW REsUIAR pEICEsi
LORD TAYLOR
2s5 257, 259, and 26l Grand strcst-
May as-ly md ~ and ~ catfnrtne strsst
Cyrus w. Field Il Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEAiESE,
Va. II cry sszd, Mean To4,
INVITE the attention Of dealers and consumers to
their sock q printing writing wrappins and ~ ohnr
ar which they oar Mr. sake at ths lowest rnars prices
Mutual Life Insurance Company 81 View Tsrk.
Gsnsy Bsi1diag, Ill Braaduas.
rTyIE assets of this company amount to nearly FouK
polAns and entirely cash. n which dsr Hi
bond and mcrszgs
State Of New York vnucd a. - "
If dalars VA . .
The entire profits already amounting ion hundred
thousand dollars the property tho policy holdsrs-
application and pamphlets giving information sup
pInd applying
FIiEDK s. WINSTON, ncsidcut
EAAC ABRATT, Secretary
SHEPPARD ROMANS Acfuary.
MINTuRN POST, M d., Medical Examiner.
May 2e-lys
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LExrsaroS, (Ky.,) July 5.-The cornerstone Of the
Clay Monument was laid with imposing ceremonies ON
the 4th The display of the militaf7 and Masons
very imposing Rev Or Breckenridge the orator
the occasion.
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Laes from Jim

sr LOUIS July 6.--Thc Deseret News of May ~
noanceg the return OF Brigham Young to Salt Lake city,
after AN absence of sixteen days
The harvest prospects Of the Territory wefs very fiat
terfuar : (, ST.
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Er~ EoKK, Jniy 7.--By arrival here the report Of
the dsastrcus in st. Domingo Is confirmed II breke
out about midnight the lzth OF june and Destroyed
hundred houses and oses The loss is estimated at
81, zoe, eco.
The same vessel reports that salt s abuc~es at nagua
and Fortune islands, at ten cents per busheL
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Mutual Life Insurance. Company Of Cennectfcut,
UcOIuoaaTED IN 1896
CAPITAL poHcs 30 per cent
Ninety eight Families relieved during 1870 STA
Statements 81 the furnished Those
snrd az othar agr aud have removed TINS
policies renewed through
MICH NOJTssE Ageut
June l3-dly No Asa 13h STREET
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rT,O OUR FRIENDS AND THE Having
a renewal upon the premises occupied by
and
trouble ~ moving shall
present rich seaonabie
or lessI rash.
We the until the 9th af July
WIN completely conmtsa
tpp stairs,) nearly opposite present ocasen-
HARPER A MITCHELL.
SO Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th
Juua 2b-.adatd
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GT0GQUELER7S BRITISH SOLDIER; an anecdo-
- tai history II the British London 1857 81 10
Billiards. in Theory md Practice Capt Crawcy vol Inn
don, 1857. With ~ engrnvings 81 Is.
and panoforfe Accomplishments. vol. London 1857, 50
Harawickc's Prerare 1857 / 81 cents
Hardwicke's Bnronrtage for 1857. I vol ~
Hnrdwickes Honsc 1857. vol 81
Cyciopsaia Of Universal History. vsl. London 1857.
Ccioedn Of the Physical Sciences by " Neol astronomer
/
Dictionary English French italian German
Languages vol London 1857
July FRANCK TAYLOR
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washington Branch Railroad.

ON and after Sunday, l4th June the express train
W which 30 viii leave - m commencing
ON sums se5
Washington M. naimer, SIS, p.
m. Other trains hcrefpfore-
Is-1w Il IL RAIssGSs Agent
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NUKTH AMERICAN REVIEW July number
IN
opds Porca Worries rolss blrc and gold, 81
Poctical Works vol, hine and gold rs ard elegant
pocket editions
RIVER Gardens the History
the best nepds aaupsd mr. st.
&c rs
TAYLOR x MAUKyS
Judy 2-A Bnsksicre. 9TH
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VIM Grandin, esq, who IS
also
Court Of cams Colonel Grsndn thor
ogly he departments at
Washington and te practice Of the United Aass Court ~ Claims
Irew yor@ Dssay Esx.
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Hon ". I Marcy died at mi. place to-day, abou.
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Governor Marcy spending few weeks at Ballston,
previous to his departure with his family for Europe On
Friday be visited Albany calling Mr. Corning and
other friends and stopping at Troy his daughter
Mrs Marcy visiting friends in the West prcvi
Gus TO her departure; and other members Of his family
were absent with the like motive and he compare
lively alone nj the time Of his deoease He was how
ever m apparently excellent health and buoyant spirits
only since his death that learn Of his having been
conscious, d late Of papitstion Of the heart but the
symptoms had not alarmed him. occasioncd uneasi-
ness 30 his friends
Inc frst announcement Of his death TO dti-
@ns by the passengers ON the saratoea trim de-
ach to this Office confirmed the snd intelligence and
er N the day the following letter brought the pain
I'D details
Saws SouC1 HuTE.
~ BkELsrux Sra. July 4, 1857.
hatar' Aaus & A,gs
non W. l. Marcy died at this place to-day about
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The washington Art Association have concluded erect
the new ball the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue
near Thirteenth street, and engaged In raising
the necessary funds for that purpose by private subscr
ton The requisite amount il estimated 80 5ooone-
fifth of which is already subscribed
PIC mic excursion of Grace church sunday school
takes place down the river to-day fer the benefit Of its
library The steamer George Washington viii leave the
foot Of Eleventh street at y O'Clock a M and return
about sGadown Tckets $50 cents children Ia cents
Refreshments at city prices fine band q music viii
accompany the excursion
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|i-aIsllsll4 |Ill-IllI'i|HII4lsI il-l44-ai
BILLIARDS.

UArTrp 10 PuRUHAsn FoR ctsH.-A sNCoNr
w hand billiard rhle; one OF Phalsu'e pyefsrretysmns
be srsi rate order ed cesp. Ad6rs Dor 6 Posi- oec
stating prlcs ADD where the article can be No reply
vii be alta ed V wishoui ness psytculsrs.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 80.

rnIAnoNps- TRADE ~ REPsCrrULLv ~.
~ formed b, We are cautiously manufacturing. an
81 hand large of diamond sweiry tse STYLES
assortment Of diamonds had Setting dous for the
trade Lisnonds bought Tor csse
|. HksMArE A co. as Broone stree,
II j. EIEIF PRACTICAL wArCHNAKER, xl PEARL
street, Fegsra ~aoets And yrtach clocks ff me usde
ard for eusomer., warranted for yrsr New wAchss
and ssen IN srcsanxe.
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WINES ANp LToUORs.

fyHArcE TO MAKE xoHHy THIRTY sfvr RsCIpEs
~ Of AL hrds of nquors ard coriss rei BY he most oe
brsed houses In France And Germany Ter sale Tor only
Eve coils ~ copy The Of 6ose = fsler wishes
strsou N ~ ont ~ the city Adiress acc ie- Herald oce
II oNE BRnvKD pNaLisH ALE ON DRAuGHr-vsi
III wersanv approved boste for The convensnte OF sni
lee and devesd fre- 10 auY par Of H. cts; pIns "
lo-ed for pint eotes And case IS cas for luss wtta r.
turpsd Orders By post containing remittance nunctnsly
sterdsd 10. JOHN DlXON,3ls Green rAch street.
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TTHoE COURSE !. I-rHorrTra on MONDAY,
" Oci0ber - ~ bali rna o'clock precisely purse md
Ake 81 ttO, nile heats beat three i've n hsrneTs. W
wheelan names y. e Jshe Oakley w. woodruff s.re,h n
LsdrsWooSrun; " r.lmsn n,resb n. tors Sc nielsi "
Nsrl uArer m ktllrfs srntel; ID. Msc~ nsne~ e "
Lady Lhchhed. TIE VIII leave sonih fegrf 5root
yn, the course At twenty minu pest osccs er1
turn ~ he spor over rars % ~ snc rstru
SHAW ~ WHfrh urnprea~
J~sTcN COURSE Z. THROWING -ON russDsf
" Oct 20 - haf two ncl ck. msth 10 ~ w.
tests heftsi Los = woocrnr psmssb & James bNghes
paeer 10 zN N wagon. g. Voc rnH n o. Z y !"
nfes.a', = wsson. SHAW Whsih, t'sSt3-lsls'
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spoRTIS0.

DRooKLyr y u. OCT n. Is-.-CIt .JLgrGH Va.
ID MOI Fad -fhe fol0v mr. paragraph 10 ne
sun sc 18Th inst - fhe Greeppoin foxs u their
boal he Rober y Ansrt ben, her snt~gonls the
is instead ~ being h-sf~n" ne urdersguad
90 hereby ths following esasnge 70 The SSH aoher m
Affair ara swshst puled her Al the lse regatta Tor 800
on $40 In ten daN dale The mach made Any
time a. Captain Krschss ws.hiug aoiel Williamsburg.
IMPLEMENTS CAnW
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PUI.ITICAls.

UvHB GERMAN DEMOCRATS AROUSE -rHB EIGHTH
i AidermAnic district "A German dem cratic meeting OF
AIMED district held The l6ih Of Octooey
when Nominating Ccmu',tee Was nosnin ued The
Gala meeting Monday evening 18Th
O'Clock ntoo Garden. 26 Citation for toe whole
Seventh lie ven,h and 1hrteeah wards for the Of
appointing delegates candidates BY order
II. sTCCKD, Chairman OF the Committee
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(yoLl R1n or PHARMACY OF THE CITY or new
~ gorkThe regular course OF lectures IN THIS instnton
will "Wednesday, 1lst inst, NJ ocOok T. NJ
and vii be delivered IN the Che ncsi Hsl q The New York
hpcrn College IN Ttirteenh street east OF Fourk
The levture chemistry By Prof r. DOremus d., aod
maxra medios and pharmacy ,, Prof Geo.
Thurber. Tcses the be prucIred OF Jsn-s
maxwell. So william syeei; 4ugepe Lnpgy corner o.
Bfcadva ana Houston sr-s and Th0uo Green
Of BROADWAY street Members OF The college
can procure ther free tcke,s ~ app ying - above
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.

ADlLR1lNLmtNN RENEWEb EfERf DAI,
pEWaONAI~
n 4. prssJr ALL YOUR LrrIxss TO
NJ. T. SWAN 90,
Augusn
1corxia.
" CHARLES T. MgIvfN WILL CALI, AT 81 WILLIAM
L eiett dow stair he obtain sltdason wthSr y
\. n.
JHgJRsATiOS vsNTfD -iF TIA WIFE. OR ssxr
~ hin o. Johu ssser, soout ~ years Of are veo Vas
bled ysisnrnA of 1885, viii -s fooss
r. Mott street the church they oil r~eive In
form about hii dsah o. some properly lei BY h
NIw JEaszY.-Ir rHE GENTLEMAN FROM rrv
IN Who with savs OF friends Tsysrs sslooa
last Thanh sewing evening viii sddress u0etJ satou
A. roit once, n. u stN.s WIEN snd wh.re NEE esn
ATE pa.e he viii hear Il somehirs his advantage New
Arb raz ers plssse copy.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
Dosr osrfCu rorIcr-sssTKRN MAILS on AMI
srer Monday the l@h o. october ne g..iern nat. VI
rfose follows By ser Haven Railroad A. oelrk r. NJ;
BY steamboat NJ o'cloek r. N. - = =.
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IQS CRChARO STREET -ks0p RRwARD Is or
lOD fsred 70 Who surrass MAD aN1 JLlr
Tor in syirg coyrecs statements al events through ia
percnls y sbs~n fren6r ncese~ aw sus ssd giving csF
numbers B-Madome q 10 the only resl genuine sstE.
toss 10 be USne. Ststes She warrants 20 cure rs
stverest consn~atDn Aver eimpiA.t scrou eat
IN fact =. diseases mostly ~ CHAINS rhs sifed ladv sh
te the disc ~ srpy looking ~ TIE psrlou gsl
satisfy yourselves lss Orchard stree. bets ZEN rsssu
u~lr ~
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pULpvUs BosPrrAL-lL Rc7 URR INrRoDUCroa1
ID n the OF clinical lsrucon will be delivered By
Or john W. Francis. At Eehevue vospi., on Monday rs
loh ati ~ O'Clock r. NJ The profession and STUDENTS IN
medicine resp ecifuly invited 70 attend
slBPEss SMITH, ND,
vrw yoxK, Oct l6 1857. Secretary Medical Board
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NJ JTrYpRs GUARD-A MEETING or rHn ABOVE
M. company WI be heda y. vogts
ard Amly streets, on Monday evening Oct ~ ocock
All intend 70 sccoupsny arade
ore particularly isvi,sd 70 bs1s~essnt BY order
JAMS u. HAwts. Csstss
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CHI NOE OF HouR-or AND AIruR TUESDAY,
" Oct ~ Enslsy Cos espress fr the kas. via New
port and al RIVER wall eave me Office, q broadway, Al
Quarter before O'Clock Pm NOTES. drafts and bills collected
snd rsd In all the principal pA.i'rn snd Southern towns
rua vakn should be len NJ o1t hsf
r@sH
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AFHICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
~ October ~ President and Dirsctors have ee
csred semi annual dividend Of Ave per ia pal
Of this company further vi6eud often
share from the receipts prior 10 the due,n Ia the price Of
payable to the stockholders and afor Monday "a
vember TIE transfer VIII b. closed
prior that date By order e. l. EvnRfrr Seeretlyy.
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ny PERSON DESIRING TO 8nI.L 4 BOND AND
n mortgage upon city propert-, we'll secured 70 he
amount OF @G0, Way dpd purchaser BY applying 70 N
~ XII, 81 william hrvel
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y1p yAsIgK srREnr.-MADAhE NAE EAs
ITO study rnected With phr.nclceJ which enables se
!, ',ei votr age character and circumstances VI.
ssnsss ars seose Iou oh you vil marry, aad seseo
srtsnea event Of NE. he IL Assset By Madan,
Ne Ycrr VI vocderfull healing clair ,oysrt the world
1be describes diseases ~cures srshs turns
all ~ vuli hem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-07-25
THE WESTERN pHYsIoGNoMY.

The most remarkable and decided physogno-
my on the American Continent is that of the
Western man and woman. We speak of the
Yankee face as n marked and individual one,
but the Yankee face is weak and characterless
compared 20 that Of our Western and Southwes-
tern brethren.
You know this face at once. March COM
pany OF one hundred Americans around the
Pyramid Of Cheops, or through the great Pass Of
the Himaayas, or over the talest summit of the
Mountains of the Moon, and let me see one-half
the face of each as they move before me, and
will pick out every man that was born and has
lived west of the eighty meridian. Show
me a hundred American women in a drawing
room at Vienna or Moscow, or packed in a Rhine
or Mediterranean steamer, no matter how much
their faces may be disguised by lady-like colors,
or distorted by the miseries of sea.sickness,
will select every one who was born and has spent
her days west of the eastern line of Indiana
The Western face expresses no solicitude for
outward approval. 1t looks not to adjustments
or cancellations to right every thing. What its
owner has he keeps within himself, unconcerned
whether you want his thoughts or not, or wheth-
er YOU will approve it or not when you get it.
The Western soul is not mean soul, but it is
a crude, careless, self approving soul, and the
Western face is its transparent window, so hon.
est and faithful that it reveals all the vacuity and
selfjustifcaton which a little refinement would
teach it to vail. You look into or rather at a
Western face, and feel repelled by its negative
hardness and emptiness-not as in the case of
the Yankee face by positive hardness and de-
votion TO self which says to all the world Here
l am come to take care of my interests and get
what l can. The Yankee lights up bis sharp,
angular countenancc with thoughts of other peo-
pie if not his own he reads and talks; he has
views if not ideas; but the Western mans views
lie along the sights Of his rifle, or over his corn
fields or prairies. They are at once keen and
broad, but they are external, and then convey
nothing outward If any mindray travels in
ward through them it is lost somewhere in the in
ternal void, and never reaches shore again.