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NEW YORKER sTADT THEATRE,
IN Noa. 81 aud 70 b0yyery.

NEW YORKER bTAUT Til EATRE,
IN hoa 81 aud 70 nowery.
Glorious Jul lee in &C cnm emoraiion II
enAhp CosKirArIoN OF TALssr.
selected from the late ceiebrated
who win appear the aeove heat undsr the management
of Prof YATES. On the as,e.uoon o., aud evening of
when gill be presented to The pu tina manager feels
she fsLowng taaes those principal srtlsies wao
siii appear upon tar occasion;
Premier Dsnssuss from the late ksvel Troupe.
tue celebrated ballet master and ysbed dancer rom
'he late havel Troupe ,vuuu
daring tisht rope periormer OF the
~'e navel i'''pe' ME- csrAarN1
he elegant and grsce tight dsnsevee OF the late "a
Mons ANGELO CHIARrSI
Tho ~ondeffu character Isnl rope dancer And psnomst
OF the late H'vei 1r0s s% zASrrr,rA
tbs expers somersaul Rh performer and
The ~isses Ii and A. GALE,
the beautiful ana talented dAnseases, late of the Roazaa
The DENIER BROTHERS,
- prof REM YATES
The popular and favor e buo e OF Laura Keenes
Mr. " ALEXANDER,
the ws H. sIS o~Is Psr e. tse esssrn
Ibe AFIEkNUoh PAkruRMAkUE will oonsft OF the
hvOiUrloss ON THE TIGHT ROPE,
in which tie principal Dancers WITH he Corps Dc Ballet viii
Abe ever popular pauiomime OF
1uE MILLERs
in which ,be iesa.nz ar.s o; the eompsny VIII appea,
EsoLUrIoSs ON HE rIGaT RosE ;,,s ,,.x.
by The priDcipsl dancers aud la tae corps de ballet
Iih aSG,C TsUMcET.
The afternoon performance ". commence at o'clock.
Bo1er and ss gents
The doc win be opei "a half An hour previous 10 The
mrnce snI Of performances
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INSTRUCTION.

A cADEyrEs or BooKEEEp1Se, wRrrIso, NAviaA
"a ton &C Mr. Pairs being assis,ed by ssle ~ a.hers
prepared 10 give insruclon the sSovs eagenasis NJ
hours sunx puuls either In ciasscs or scilv pri
80 Bowery Canal street. Fe~ rorx 30
Fulton street. BrtokiJr
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mATnrM.,N,At.

GENTLEMAN FROM CUBA WISHES TO MAKE
IA IN. scausinsnce Of some bsnfsoms youuE lady win
view 70 form matrimonial lsnss address, BuIou
posntinG an interview.
YOUNG LADY. VINO RI AMrApLE INTrLrrGEsr
tnd educssfd and not
70 rrsse ibe scqusintsnce o. scs respecsoe Am sri
c-n rensieman win . vtew 70 msirimony. He mn~, be
youbs, god io5sinR and OF able
hOrtJ no Otlest ADDRESS Miss bronson, Herald ONE.
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SIilPPIN0.

THE vANDERBiII9 EUEUpR IN line OF 5T& %xsgiPs
between New York poutharp ptc1, Hsvro sod Bresuen
with seal ~ follows carrying The Unsad mss viz
New York for Southampton From hAsre ADD 40 Ith
and Havre amptoI for NeS York
vANDEkBILT, Saturday, July Wednesday ...-,Juy q
NORTH stan Saturday. July 81. wsdneetsy Aug ~
VANDERBiLf Saturday Aug. Ia wednasdsv scot l.
From New tork Bremen Exsre -ad
for Southampton, HAvre for HDuthsu ,son
and Bremen bonthSan. foe new York
ARIHA Sat, July 10 Sat. aug. Wsd., aug Il
NQhTHN LIGur, Bat, aug ssl ,.spt ! wh ,Sept. 8
These steans5ps have Eatertlgh onp ertD auts
Price Of passage per Vanderbilt LIST cabin 500 sis,
"a cabin. $50 per North Nortbara Ish Ariel
LIST cabin; $50. I'd cabin. So. 80 csbsn. so
Certificates issuei for passage fro europe
Specie delivered In London 1no Paris
L. TORRANCE, no. BowiirE 0-seu, ny,
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MR COLLINS. THE CBLEBRATED IRISH COMEDIAN,
wi and vocalist has jsst concluded nj tbs
IT. tou Chssgo Buffalo AID Toronto thea and Ii
giving bs chsrAersr ana zusica entertainments witN de-
cided 10 the wes he his second entertain
nent In Dubuque Iowa. June &c. Mr.. Collins wiz play
Nov York the fall his hrst Appearance In that city
In Eve Managers wishing gotate for TALL and
winner season w please address him ~ & south Eleventh
street, Philadelphia.
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EYCYyRaI(yNR.


REAUTIFpL foUkTH or JULY EXCURSION ABOUND
- Staten Isisnd, sndi,g st ohewood and keyportThe
fsyoris s.eanbost KEYroRT C.pt.in \ v; Asma
keyport and Clnwood, Monday July 5leayng New aot
doot OF susy rsst beiore9 occcS A%osrs S
and arrive ia Ne. York landing = the oos Of Murray
viewing he o. tbs S.ssor hs
groves Of Cawood as well as an opportunity Of bathing
keyport. Fare for toe excursion, hsty ceno
ExCpRsION BY THE LARGE STEAMER WASHING
" TOE On Monday. July g 70 stra,tonport Cty island,
Spring srest at 7 Robinson street AZ Iso sip 81
6l0 South sixth street. Williamsburg at S0 Broome street
gv EN- s.ee, s no saSonpO so ON sosrs
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION 70 FORT LEE.-rHs
om Spring street 20 Fort Lee, Monday the 9Th Isndng
stGnttenburg MT Mcoaey. hotel Bull Ferry riesssnt
ley hotel landing st Twenty second street each way Fare
LvOURTH OF JULY ExCURsIoN-ON MONDAY. JULY
II 6, the steamer TAOS. Hunt will leave pier IS North
eonr R: s0 wocsS sS So.s sssa
ipg the EXPORT viii leave Perth Anboy at ~
GRAND MOONLIGHT AND OOrILLION ExCURsf0E
~ % Guy lsisnd on be evening" Of oh OF Juy-rhe splea
above place. Mr. Charles McCennap, Of City Island. hAs
kindly given the committee the Of his splendid ball room
excursion. In there shoud large Of pas.
senges magnificent barge will be in readnsss 70 .cso@
snd they hope to make the most pleasant ex.ur.ion
steamboat VIII leave spring Vt $780, pier 74 Psck
alp O'Clock, Broouae street s 90
John Pyns. L. Hinohman, Ihos. sigison,
John r. hrggA Gee Ey s..u T. King
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyxs-raa UNITED
states mail steamer FULTON =. A. Wo.iop
der win for Hsvre oushipg a: souhsm oton to isad
the nsils aud sxiurssy July "a At twelve
pier 81 horto foot Of Beach street This
ship has Eve water tight comosr.mens enclosing the
the Of collision ending
could not reach them and The being feee cork tina
safety Of the vessel and would be secured Bag
gage wanted during the should be sent
TIE day before sA ing marked beow" For freight
sage apply TO ". o. DnAYrOS. agent NO. Broadway
the ArAgo Will succeed toe fulton, aud sA
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177e -4rH OF July. 1853 -oRAsD NOON.

l776. iirh, coiiIoS Excursion ' down The Bay on
Monday evening, July 5srhs large and conmodous
York street, at r. NJ; Hohoien. foot Of Newark
sst and spring stree, Se~ York As1 Returning
enabling parties obtain view OF the
fireworks sso 70 enjoy few hours In tripping tbs Ugh, fsa
The this that lhs
viii be The best Of toe Music b. TIE
colon band Of the seamshp Persia Dancing under the
me on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

A MANUAL OF THE GAME or BILLIARDS, con
~ tatptnr the andArd rules Of the different with
ever hundred Illustrations and the seace Of the
Dir explained. cent free mail on receipt Of I'll
MICHAEL PhEbAN, 7S6 Broadway, ". Y.
DrrITARrs-wF would AGAIN OWE NOTICE
ID that the only billiard tables and :rbtons Manufactured
under Phelsns patents made sod only. spu
the but Ike all
fes they made az the cheapest and worst materials
OCONNER& COLLkNDES, IS Ann street, N. Y.
BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS BILLIARDS -
- splendid stock with inverted cushioas With
slate spd marble reduced prices Orjers by
mail attended 70. Oldtables repaired.
wM. n. GRIFFITH, li6 Fulton street
CHARTS BTLLfARD TABLE MArUFaCrORf lea
~ Fulton street where he has constantly ha1f arre
aesrm OF tsbles all With slate and marble beis,
suitable either for pubic private use, with late I'm.
proved cushion, now preferred
and correctness" All orders by mail promptly attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

tNK1IR. FARGO uo.s
w yUhK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND bxCHAsaE COMPANY.
Capital $4,000
no. ~ BROADWAY, Nav YoRR
CAILrOkrIA RxSREss leaves on snS 1ph u each
month ISLAND CUBA EXPRESS leaves by al the regular
cay ID 12h i7h aud 2s Of each month Colsc
ed 70 IN all parts OF Cuba and retrna
DrAia sight IN 70 suit on Hsvens
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS
Francisco houe rlvss especial attention " coee
all princps polt In Oslforuis aud Oregon. viii
prom Of rstuna Manufacturers making
Tor California oregon can transmit besr bills OF siding
hruse ard have the Invoices paid or se sr
81 the there Tins giving purchasers full benefit Of
TIE time on ssles ssd yet NE sellers maintaining control
FOiiGE TO CAfJroRyTA BoNDHOLDEHA
prepared 70 receive the old bonds " the Sse
California, Transport the N sacramento CIT. and pro
with the oct o. the 2sk
1881 return this city Bords ercnsnee
should be presented nj The tive limited, and no
bonds w be received by the State OF California Cor srchanxs
ogrICEs
sew yorh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Brcsdwsy.
Boston. 70 Pyonrt siusre
Baltimore. ID smith vhay.
Montgomery and California ~
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M AXE OHOHGE.
II The new and beautiful steamer
MlNNEHAHA
Captsin James Gale.
VIII her regular trips the LIST OF June from
CALDWELL TO TfCONDEROGA,
Connecting with the s'eamers Lsse Champlsiu
THE FORT WILLIAM henry HOTEL
Cald ~ell, Lake George.
viii open for the reception 18th dsv of May
DANIEL GALE.
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E'oR SAVANNAH AND rtoRIpA-rHz AMERICAN
IT Atlantic srew s,samship Compsny's new and first
cIs,s 3 eamshp norTsVsknY, y. Crocser, commsnder
viii pier No " North river Saturday, July ~ lst
O'clock pr.csely fsssAse With uasurpsssed aecom.
oisons STA Freight reduced until further notice 10 sx
cents PER foot Tasn&nce crehfper cent snecei A. our
once Apply 10 II. h. CROMWELL CO., s. West street.
corner Of Albany.
L,oR SAVANNAH ANp FLoRtDA-GREAT REDuC.
IN freght-keasuremebt goods six cents per foot
Cabin Iassage si5-ibs ssssnsslp fhvkins Ssps lease
from pier No Fofh river Bs Of lsding sign d board
For freight passage apply % SAMUEL H. MtfCHILL&
SON, 10 broadway. steamers FOR orda connect with the
above, leaurg Savannah every Monday wednesday and
Friday.
U,oR CsARLEsToN TIVE sTEANsBrr ATLANTA,
in Captain L. "A. Layhed uih iesve pier No. ~ noste
river, on saturday July 10, a. clock r ~ precisely
Ger foot 1nsursnce one hall per cent effected Al
our once Apply 70 IA. d. C2OMHELls CO.. 80 west St
U,oR CHARLESTON AND rLoRrDA.-UNIrsD STATES
Mail eide ~neel steamship nine The steamship Ma
KloN, w T. foster. commander, VIII leave pier NO North
river Wednesday, Juy Z, at O'Clock II. a. precisely
For freight passage apply 70 sf0FfOSD. TIDnsfONA
Co., fhe OOumbis viii succeed on IA urdsy,
July 10 Through tickets 10 Florida may be had OF
plyng above These The Adams
Foods for sou,h and Southwest The agents
throughout the southern coustry viii give Passengers sni
sSip era inform sgiou respecaEg the line.
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ENoK SARA srArgRoos Or slsGLE BEsTs IN
the cest psr u The etashp Persia for Liverpool July
Z. Address Nei-i Bsos A 90, lso Pearl slresl.
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CArEGuARD FIRE IsscRANcg CQSsANY,
- No. IL Wall street, New York.
aRoRas pJuaurY President
ALssRr " si,i.Es Vics frs-id sat.
Jacob n. KsshEs. Eecrst~y.
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SUMMER RE ORTS.

A PLEASANT SUMMER REsbnT FOR FAulLIE3-
IA The Pavilion Ro'e At Fort Washington Shrewsbury r.
open for the receptio transient
boaders s pleasant and he hy location Bathing CON
and safe fishing good lou unics ton wi day
from the foot OF Robinson street, Nor river. N Y.
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GRAND RxCURSION.-rHE NEW STEAMER KILL
NJ Won KULL wall make ,ursion STAT en-
land, MOI day July lssviug pier No forth river at
10Y A. returning s60u NJ giving due opportunity
Of viewing the Lower bay sandy HOOK the Narsows the
Highlands Nsveupk, ami the beautiful Kill Won
ed deck 2 feet long 60 feet wide deck Of
the SIZE and cspsolo Of large nuuber of
band OF music will be provided. Fare for the
EXCURSION. Is cents.
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VyRENTON FALLe, ONEIDA COUNTY, NsW YORK -
The hotel the above celebrated place OF resor sopsp
for the season reached In few hours from Ne
York at a small exprase railroad from Uuei tAsHs via
ters there within az hour. n. MOORE. Propristor.
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LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK AND PatlAU@ncras
II Stesmship Company.
stesn communicable between Now York and Antwerp.
via Liverpool.
The splendid screw s.esn,shap BOspHORUs usyssip
kcGug.r atey employed in ths Royal Nail servics D
ss regularly between Antwerp AIT Liverpool alter
nate Jhurdiy in corneotcn WITH e oonpsnys sssnssos
from Liverpool 70 New York.
Goods tof new York VIII os received rtippsi by the
ACCEPTS Antwerp and bills OF ladins sgaed Lero Al
through of freight.
rae first sailing from Antwerp viii tho iTih % Jrvs
in oonuoctoo WITH the CITY or wAsaINaTOF from iaveZ
pool June %
For further particulars and terms Of co.ss, and passage
Apply TO J. r. Krsmer A 90 Antwerp; William an,
Lower Budinss Liverpool and ~ It's Ccopsnf's olces
broadway. New York, and l0e Walnut sire ehsaslpbia
JOHN O. AK Agent.
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t,evrRr rHEATvx 70 iyS-fos o-s xsAs ysoa
ID JAR "a 1888 For snd p>stuu Aroly 70 JO1o
* eILzs, ascssvss. - Sls-ssa src2s nsas c-aA-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 rrENrION, SIR KNIGHTS MORTON COMMAND
"A cry by Invitation of the W. Graud Lodge. will
oct the occasion Of laying the corner stone Of he
MAYORS Office, Brooklyn. AT ga en- the o.h ns IA full
uniform. II. +. Il. BUNTING, X. q.
j. Shove Recorder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

MOUNTAIN HONE TANNKRsyuLE, GRE9NE CO.,
M Y-rhis vol known hotsl having bsea thoroughly
rebuilt and returnahsd Y now oosr for the reception Of
ave miles Of he Mountain House surrounded BY the most
sublime scenery, with abundance Of wild game and streams
In the immediate vicinity sboundng with t-oup readers this
delightful summer resort for parties from the city In
p~'D' " NORMAN II. GRAY, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

llEALThr 1b1NkS ONLY Twenty FIVE GENTS
ROOT ssss AND SODA WATER.
The beer CO.'S, fout sion and the sois water
lees than twelve cents dOzen hsv0rei win ssy Kind OF
receipt q each pas@ge Tue soJse
.sily hOu, kat % mtcnae
trouble BESIDES being heating and reire mag
dfink sad great ac1usla ~ eor Tor pfiVat inslu
as for mating sell sgan write your address plsn
snd direc 10 I,r. "a TOSS Allen street, res YORK
AMOR TSssRTTASCEs or EsgLIsHmEs, MAR
- red ara diseased, Ia Ame ce Wan ed, reieives 81
william ma; care 20 tbs Uuit.d teal msry
Card, l1s EincOtt, 1851 Dsvs Jocn Kelly
late cs kfarr Uoddon s5Jnt
hose Hooper James Day Stevens Mocg-u sppl,
MT HAYS hersldry and rexi OF Kin office, 81 Broadway
MEss PORK AND SMOKED nsArs.-vAN BLUNT
VI WA1noUs, PORK packers. bsmbsrs street. New
>ork oFet 81 me following prices for c,sh.-
Smoked shoulders from ga cents
kmosed ptef from eb GEMS TO u y cents.
smoned bacon from ~ cents :, IA cents. 49,.
lard IN tubs bsrres from i0i ii cents n a.
NO order allied except ftr cash.
VAN BRUSr A wAIRous, 400 Chambers street.
ArEw SPANISH OLIVES --JUsr REoEryED FRoN
IN bevrs DJ kegs, gallons esch prime olives. for
ssle By JUHrsON SMITH %, las Washington street
corner ef fulton. ~ y.
TkGFs PATENT PORTABLE CfRCrLsR say sfLf.
IL snd portable engines and hOsfs uiOuned sub
tan~l wheels ready lumber nrsse wne.t gn coen
and grind grain. Our mills viii saw iron lW 70 ltOvt ct
of lumber per day Address Page 10 No sAroeder
street, bslJmore, hf
Il Offering for sale the Of Dantorh Bsys self
generating Ras lamps without authority. We furnish all
~ our travelling agents With ccruned power Of attorneys
a. DAnfOaDA n ally ProprJetors. Phiraseiphls Pa
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non poRrssourH crrY POINT AND RICHMOND :

in The Unied States mani steamship KOAhVSk, NapsAn
ssinner will leave Wednesday 1ih instant,
O'Clock from pier u North river soc Will arrive At
raYts mouth and Petersburg the
ia~ mcrBnr for the south will procee drssty
on by the southern us tine Those for ,nt wl
trrive lhere early friday mo ming Travellers Will nad
tn. he chespes, pea1Nneat ~oet expedluuus
lnsssae fateroom, 70 Nor'o T. ~; % Peers
burg hohmond, $40. Apply % HENns bvpbss. 50
Bronfgav
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DUREs, CLUB OF TEE CITY on Nsw:7ORK-raE
ID ecion o. officers took place plsce the ast
ousrer. meeeg Of the CLUB whsn the Following gentlewen
ham ident jos Lsng DIR ID. Norcott Vice Presl-
dents; hichard Cochrsne according secretSry Var Cre
hugh Secretary. aoDert Msdrud,
Board Of Fraser Robert Neil john
"A Mclean y. j. sullivan VIM Robertson.
RICHARD CUCHkANE. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

A UsTRATIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1854
a Carr, inz the United States Msls
The Al extreme clipper ship
sfEnRA NEVADA
rapidly loafnr st No and being
fourirs null viii positively the rs sa tor
Ne bourne.
The Al extreme clipper hip
~ GLONER
VIII sa Tor Sydney direct the lOhJuy from pier IS r.
for balance Of freighi, or passage, Apply 10
r. vs.. utMEROs. No. Bowling Greer.
Feh, bids for and advances made e3ns<n-
mebts Cossignees In Australia, aessra Wilkinson BrOa
A
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hTH AND 5TH Of JULY ExCURsIoNs TO TeR FISH
4 ing bsrka-Do6t forget The steamer kEWd NVES,
Capt spdesoc leaving spring Peck sip si S5
pier North river nj O'Clock. Good music on board
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The Aslsc Of ventilation, which formed
la nj feature Of the Ut this olshaant
viii be drought into piAy, aus mo celebrated
INDIAN PUNKAS
Will gcater through the ref eshtng rendering
1t charming place evonsg
n the clty
The performances
MONDAY EvErTSG JUry g.
VIII With the iriet fairy sketch By John BrougS
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CUTTON A cos DErPArCH LINE FOR BAN FRAN.
- cisco.-Cllpper OF Thursday 15n July instant Loves
rates and srior fsstssiling eli 3psr
ship WANDERlkG JEW sta :kpoe. mister, IL recevlny
cargo 10 East river and will promptly sail a.
Only 21< per foot this fine ship. IN. Nan
dering thoroughly ventilated and OF small cspscay;
built for The California trade has mails the voyage
from annoy Havana In eigny four days being the shortest
made between those ports the superior
lpe qualities OF this ship, ber small cagsci'y low rats OF
freight esriy sailing prrssnt une1uailsd induce
nentA 81 rios CO, 5s Sou street, corner of MsiL
BThe ships OF this line not detained In loA
and TAKEN with shippers
~ that II may be delivered in good order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

Il NIGHTs TEMPLAES.-NorIIE-rHE HEaBEaS OF
m Psiestins Cnmmaneerie H. requested rneo.
the Mayors office at the cry Halt Brooklyn on aooday
tx o'cook 10 pay ,pss 10 me ,uies Of sypg
the of the srsenr invitstion OF the
(srs nd kdpr. u u. CORNELL, e. q.
IL. Recorder.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

A desperate attempt to shoot BRIDE
groom was witnessed in the Railroad
cars at Fairmont on Thursday week.
Mr.. Sandford B. Hall, of that place,
married wife at Cumberland, took u
bridal tour to Wheeling, and returned
home with his wife on Thursday. AS
the train stopped at Fairmont, widow
lady, Mrs. Boggcss, Ito whom Hall had
paid his addresses, and, report says, no
was engaged approached him, armed
with revolver in each hand, avowing
a determination to shoot him down at
his wife's side! The bystanders inter-
fercd, by persuasion and main force,
and Hall, thinking he could be put to
better use, escaped, while his fright
encd bride was duly taken care Of
The widow, it is said, still goes armed.
Is there not danger that marrying men
OF ordinary nerve will be afraid of her?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

FOURTH YEAR OF THE 49,.
COSMOPOLITAN ALTON.

COSMOPOLITAN ART'ASsoCIATI0N.
ENDING JANUARY 90, 1858
Purchase of the Famous Dusseldorf Gallery of
Paintings At q Cost Of $50 ,OOO!I!
And Powers' Wo rld-rcnouned Statue OF tho
GREEK SLAVE.
Re-. purchased for Six Thousand Dollars, with
several hundred other works of Art, in Painting
Sculpture auL Bronzes, comprise the Preniums
to he awarded 10 the subscribers OF the Cosmo-
politan Art Association, who subscribe before
the 2s,h Of January 1858, at which time the a.
wards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRlpTlON.--Eve Sub.
scriber Of three dollars is entitled to
A copy orthe large and splendid steel Engra-
Wing entitled "MANIFEsT DESTINY" also to
A copy Of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for
one year, also to
A certificate in the Award Of Prcmi inns, also
A free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cos
mopolitan Galleries.
Thus it is seen that for every Three Dollars
paid the subscriber not only receives
SPLEEN DID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING |
but, also, the beautifully. illustrated
Two Dollar Art Journal, for ono Year.
Each subscriber il also presented with Car
u6catc in the Award Of Premiums, by which q
valuable work OF AR; in Painting or sculpture
may be received in addition, thus giving to ev-
CRY subscriber an equivalent TO the value OF
FIVE DOLLARS, ahd Certificate GRATIS.
Any one OF the leading 50 Magazines is fur
nishcd, instead Of the Engraving and Art Jour
nal IL desired. - .
Full particulars Of the Association are given
in iee Art Journal which contains over sixty
splena.I GngrayiDgs, price Fifty cents per num-
Der. Specim, n copies will be sent to all per
sons who wish to slihscribe, ON receipt of five
postage stamps, Us cents Address,
e. l.. BERRY ActGary, {. A. A.
n. N. HRFrsAm, Honorary Secretary,
Dec, S.-tf Morgantown, Va.
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LATE FROM UTAH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--The Secre-
tary of War this afternoon received a
dispatch from Lieut.. Gen. Scott, dated
New York in which Gen. Scott says
that he has received good news from
the Utah expedition. Coils. Johnson
and Smith aud the trains were up with
Col. Alexander, and the whole body
were marching upon Fort Bridges
which was only sixteen miles off, on the
7th November. The troops were in
high spirits. There was just snow
enough to protect the grass from fire.
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ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
CINCINNATI. Ohio.

TIME SPRING SESSION of 1853 will COM
Il menca on Monday, the 9Th of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. A full aud thorough
course Of Lectures will be given, occupying six
or seven hours daily, with good opportunities
for attention to practical Anatomy, and with
ample Clinical facilities at the Commere Hos
pital.
7. L. ST. JOHN. NJ. d..
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiotosy.
j. f.. JU DGE, Al. d.,
Professor, Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
a. J. HOWE, NJ. d..
Professor Of Surgery. go,
G. II. CT EAVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Afdteria biedica and TAsraPeuties.
WM SHERWOOD. NJ. d..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
j. r. BUCHANAN. NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. y,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Disease Of WosrsH
and Chiidrsa.
The terms FOR the session will be tho same u y
heretofore, via Decentralization, 5000. Tui.
ton, $4,000. Demonsttator's Ticket, Sc, 90.
Every Student is required to engage III dissec-
ton one session before Grsduation.) Gradua-
ton, 5000. Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optlonnll, $500.
The Lecture-ROoms are newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central locality lin
College Hall, Walnut strect) where students will
hnd II convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained Of the
Street, or Of Prot. c. II. CLEAvELAND, Secretary
ct the Faculty, No. l39 Seventh street, near
Elm.
Dec.Il, 1857. JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.