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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-08-25

Every one has observed that
dogs before they lie down, turn round
and round several times. Those who
have had an opportunity of witnessing
the actions of animals in wild states
know that they seek long grass for their
beds, which they beat down and render
more commodious by tnrning in it sever.
al times. 1t would appear, therefore,
that the habit of our domestic dogs in
this respects derived from the nature Of
the same species 10 wild state. b1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-24

DsHiBsansen
DeE tAsltst .8a(itmDsts gpedtr" 'Eri@ttnt
Ieben WlCretn init sgluSnGbme bts Ggnnsdes unb
Sitet z GeatS per QDcGe en- BITE GraBer Saelbaf. q
Der ,g1Gdsr" wtrb ebenfals tn DabtnstOa une
Dteeline tdslt6 bar@ ETdesr ben AtOHHtnitH
trs SaWs teiprBt. ..aei .aE'a 2
Erb Ste ppf Ssrieneet fNfet Der tdSlt1e ,gDedet'
$3.50 per Sabr, In nRb tn ater sran we
tabIunG. elfaEE 5E- 3 tJa-~ ~&tA
So Das 10 plt en- la t bes BalttmDrs 2Bedet
trGesut isbsn 6rettaQ unb fufst tdtrI@$2 tn uats'
ssRstsr 9rrsaSteiaRIunS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-24

nit bem &Sni9 ron Breuben 3lt erIdeineu. @r
nS9e an unlerer 3ulammentunft 3betl nebmen.
Nud mill lA tpn, Der 10 ldn9e-4nen erbitterter
unD 9ebaIi8er 6eino 9smeIen, 9erne bewIui9en,
10 rIel alS nlo9lld it, aber ld tbue e8 nur, um
Gw. Wfaleltdt gu 9eniiSen, e8 ilt Elm Spfsr, oa8
tA 5brer gbre unO Sbyer @rcBmutb oarbriuse
9lben Sie Die @Gte, li9 belien 3u ertnneru.
Sire, i9 fOunte YreuBen aufl0len, unO uuf inle
nIer Uerl4mlnOen ulAen; td merpe e8 beltes
ben lalleu, pa @r. Nolst1t eS wiialdeu -!
9l6er fretilh, ieine alteu @ren5en fanu id) ibm
udt beWiulseu, es nirp GIeles rpfern mii1en,
um Gtwl5 81 bebalteu! $50 as1 III rs... =
IS miro nit ctelsm @tlpaS 3uIriecen ieiu,
rief Alerauoer Neuri9, @w. Majeltat merbeu
nit benz &ontg lelber iber Die @rOBe leiue8
3ufaufti9eu Ganoe8 lpre9eu. ..a s.c ...s g. g..
Sie pan4en eS, uno allo m0Be Der aGnig
pcn YreuBen al uulern VerbanplullDeI Sbeil
nebmen, la9te 9{apolecn, Oa8 beiBt al ben off
3iellen; abr niAt an oenen, wet4e lpir in Der
Sti0e nit ein1nDer baben merpen. SD bite
@w Ufalsltdt rberbaupt, paB mir ole alte @ez
mobnbeit Der Serrl4er, rur4 ibre OiplOmaten
unO Wtlnilter 5u perban0elu, aul9eben. QSIr
peroeu nu5 rid belier perltdnolgen, lpenn mir
Direct rerbanbeln, ais pean mir eS bur9 unlere
Wtlutter tbun, Die oft un5 tIulben unp oft un5
m!Bperlteben. Q8ir peroeu unIere 4nBelegens
heiten IN Giner Stunoe mebr forpern, ais un
ere Oiplematen in mebreren Gaaen. 9tiee
mano muB 3wtlden mir uno 3pilAeu Sbneu
fteben, wena mir 9lldiIh 3um 3lele gelanBen
pouen. .te. ... ......
9tiemano icu 5wIhen un5 lieben, iase
Nler1ncer entSiidt, be5lubett ron 0leIer lelpen
SdmeideIsi, iupem es 9tapclepn feline 0uno
parreIAle. 90, 9lnO in 5anp, ibsitten ie
mieoer nad Den 1Haren baS Rarilon5 bin.
Auf mcr9en allC! I19te AlPpjecn nit eineal
ianften fei9en bes SlupteS.
AuF nlor3en, IN 8e9leitun3 be3 &0rtg6 bon
puuben, il8te 4Isrlnper nit einem 8lbfIid:n
0Ihen. r.t. ...1
YeiDe traten ie mieper bur9 bic 2biren bea
TaUillCn5 berppr. Die @arpen uno pls 0clt
empfinBen le uiepsr nit SubelBeldrei, uno
! idmstternO iieten bic Sntramente Elm nit ibrsu
ilud3enDen 8an[area.
Aleranoer mancte lih gu leiuem 8rAeer,
eem 9tc6Iliriten @Oufantn, uno npem er ieis
re 9anO laEte, um ibn cen Gaiier por5uitellen,
lief ct nit Experimentation 8e9eiteruug; welG
eln 8rcBer Wlnu! Beld etn genie, meld Elm
Staatsmann uno 6elObetr! 2l4, mein 8yuoer,
marum babe id9 iba nidt friiber 8, flnnt Q0je
rlel 6ebIer sputoe ct mir rirart, ME 9rr6t
Oln9e wlreeu mir 3uanmeu au8Betilbtt baben
| .sE. ia (6prtIeBung { lgt.)
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aS imernl : @afTer.

Sfftte: Wp. 19 SDutbFrdBe.
Dss ate nnb rltbe SfFes Ssrf&ert 5dafsr unb R6
DeIn ge9en 0erluf pber Be d tgnn9 ppn Jener
su cbr btpeen aen mad benz Ylans Der @esenfeitet nns
llaterfuBung nnb GTabrt Rttps bon 3tmmerlsuen unt
befrtebigen6en Sebn9uneen. p. ..-.5.. .. --
@runbaadStsfBer, welde tn Der v@qudbe.O Office" DsrF
ern tatn tene weitcre Veranpprtltbt as fur ben Be
traa ttrer Deppsn unb betm Nblauf Der YUen fnS fe
aurt @mpfanee ner 8aarbUtbtnb % prUSsnt breis
Sbie Cele1iGaft wtl fuppb lr SGtr kls trere Ear.
ustRe .u ben ttQtefsH Yrefs snN&srn. ~
e. s.-ra Oireftoren: 81 -
Gbo mas &slGD, Gborlss u. GarrUa Mli6ael gDarnsr
QDtaiam 8enncbv, auhtn Ssntns, Daniel Datl,
6entp 8tsman, Benjamin Defrrb, 80bert u. DSbbt
Same5 Gra3ier' Samusl &trbyt Danttl 2DGrReS}
BranctS u, &rppf, @GabmstRtr
~ 5:uGb y, SCat 8, Sefret6r,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-24

EZ...s u. S&SbeatfclS,
Il OeutI6er Wt6bel Qapen,
E4-=s- SO, SeconbFra6c, 2 GbIrea Spm
..- .. ...... Genre-Warft
ba8 S6ilo nit ber 9rpben 6lagge,
Sat has beas bliefe @Stei ANasaa in prt 410t 90
M npbnlt6 metne AadreH esaeu Saar eiutaute 70 btu m
i'm Stanbe, 70 PCT. butsr els tte 8rRse lte SGnSIIn
bier Su rstfauE Wan uert Aets sctr6ttts Me bthn N
Baltimore Serfsrtteten WIbeln, els a@f
Bureaus 8etslen g1n9 ldnes &sfberldrSufe gPa.
rdssu Nrt 3ste 3etes Mrmfub gBeaeRIbIe GNor.
mrrtI&e 8pbr- wnp otpptere Stlblt, SppbaS S6oifs
ptas Sees bSljsrts Stubis RrSpennisssn @vSsbiii6e
ppu iebsy 4anee, Gpeeel auer oOrtcn &c. sa. =
....#. Setnerf 4e-e1 .~.. r-f -
Scbern Enb Geeirbettea 8rpser NrsrdtL +i 't. 70
CO Yerfcnen tie fsuen pabFaaeen rpnea ntdt ur.
terlaen ftn NRbel-2l9er be6ttaen ppruprsdenS
@O. 8 GecpnS'StraAe, In rsm eaeen mtt Der orc.
zen SIasse! 2est66mt
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Nprttueiu, Wfaoetra Mno GberrDtpeias%
100 8terte as TIM Qaben nnb TIM 8pupaus wcrunter ene
porthie Scn Der befen GnaIitat,
200 Dubenb Dent pRns gaat 9ntn TN Qaben uele tn gr1
Cen nb tlensn Vartbeen mad 8elietn hes 1Gusrs
oeben perSer. S. V. @barrpn unb Q 0.
.'. SO. 1872 unb 134 9Eef Qcmbetbhr.
H. awd Gturen SFltd SDn 9anpSertra5e
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Terms.

she daily BAL rIMoRE wEKCER s Uuhlis
sTsry morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wecE.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Vasaington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
3d. so in advance. ..... ..r .....-.
A5s- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis publif-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum ami 81 PEI
months in advance. -.s . .. ~. ... ....-
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Confectionery,
pcn, G gorge \iessman ann,
go. III QrpQbmnh.

ueben Ser Geas gput Sa0tng5 sanV.
BreGnSsn uny 8rionnten rtpts ben DubItiws i'm @g,s
Tsintn 38e m qtsrmit an. bag i nsn saidd bs.ee.en0
Ser8roBert babe an9 nr bic fomneue 5aon t aale Ga
GaR |uTTrd3e pronpt Hnb 5tuig Az belctasu. "
&Ge Ssen 20n 8raunea, Nurn9earr Ha6 Sdif,er Qq6fu
Den. espit9r &almus Darmiadmsn 6alifte Ref.r eRa,
9nJufer Wtlrcpdn. 3uder3nran 5rtens Dies an aen
Yren, Ste1H Refaeb &2ncU, Sdlunl. &Unfs lqe 5Oren
S!aB$n unb ogrnGe es, fruit D.ep5 G9otolaSe- 5aarsp
OeuEf Wenrt Uantads Gbuepla6e See.te ere sr6
9ebtnsn nit beutfhen SegsR gednet fir 5sftoBr ens
9og Auspabl UeetlfGf3 Owte Ho mebrsr 0ersr;ae Sc.
sntanes int Wr 8. uao &Iein 9trauf fs5 pDrrdbia bt
O. ie6mGnu 3S. III 9rSapras.
ss- IasUdrss 8eteaausen wereen flaeG auO pantsli3
bspret .''
as- gtsa 9alUn If aud sunntass often. Ssh4-s
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Tasss fasa'R RaSake,l

(MaisOn allemande e. francaise)
G$ssse-, aaet az. uat tHf&tn 80 IItbas aAa
.GGsfrabt, Baittmpre.
naas aEe in0srfpmnsaba StpanbIung. eeSGsnte 1g,
Hets bee pGbtn ne ~ btr srub J,i
sang un bsrSar:e stipeFs wtrSeu. DGs 9ctsttgtt tt
tIpuni;t bee ab II IN Gln Ebetisn data 3ft tinsr s,
uao fdnn bs;baI6 btfu1bs.s Ausu6rgtn nns
Spfob!sa weebtn. .-- 'r.rf n
AN-Re!lenbe fnbsn aud .u isbtrstnnSt -her MaAtAN,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

The Committee have placed the propo. 'hon IN such
form that iis adoption wi sove but sa NJ hcrease
in the expenses Of the Educational Depart 1snt; AM
they believe that the appl 20 the Lea saIurc
mby be managed that tle If aby opposition sil De
arous.d by it The Commttes feel couf ieIt th.t; q
S'ate Bosrd % Education WILL sooner or "a.
be esiebhshed. The necessities Of the schools, sn
the pie and experience Of other States, all
JOnt TOW ard this or equivalent ppicy which
vii finally render the school system Of Nex-Jersey
adequsc TO the wants and worthy Of tie character II
an Intelligent people
Tie C0mnittee asked for he adoption OF the memo
rsi, sbd that it be recomuitied to them With nsrae
tiors to urge il upon the L-g'ssture st s coming
sioD tnd 4 possible to Obtais the ensctinsn. OF the
Lec.tsBrs law. 1t was referred
Mr.. ID. n. C.NP Superintende OF Common hools
Of Connecticut being present. was called 1on, and
made s1mo rem'rl-. About rine or ten years since
State BoaId of Education similar to the one proposed
TO be established in New'Jerseyl WAS esta 'iisoe1.
This Board mske al the appointment, ana transact
The general business. This -ystsm had been onrf -
woik vel, giving il p permauoncy as well as remoy
ing II from political Influences. Through its workin,
they have yearly complete synopsis cf al the schools
Prof BEBEL Of Ney.Hsven Prof. GREysLEAF and
Nr. BULELEY, Superintendent Of Schools in Brooklyn,
called upon and made some very interesting re-
lnsrks upon the cause Of edlc ,tiOp.
The Association adjourned 70 3 7. m.
AFTYRSOos SESSION.
The AssOc'ation reassembleo at O'Clock p. m.
The first order Of business the hearing OF reports
iiou the CouLties to the state Of education. Re-
ports were made from the following counties: Bergen,
BuIhne eton, Essex, HunterJop Hudson, Morris Md
desex Mercer, Sassex, and Union. The reports from
Of the count es we're very encouraging, showing
that the cause Of education making gra1uil prog
In other localities there appears 10 b, but little
interest felt in the education Of the youth, and the
schools mapy years behind the age Ia .uco local
ties the salaries paid to the teachers are altogether
too low. The remarks from the gentlemen in reference
to the state Of education throughout the State, were
exceecii ely Interesting.
short Discussion on educational periodicals fol-
lowed slter which Prof. BEEBE introduced to the no.
ticc Of the teachers slate globe and Dir. WHlTEHAL
explained Little nap showing the positions Of the stars
ard planets.
Tie Ccmmittc appointed for the purpose reported
the lanes for officers for the ensuing year as follows
President, r. Harrison Morris Co. Vice Pres3euts A. J.
DoIemu. Hun,erdon Co and q. Berry Burlington Co.. Re-
oocius Secretary O. H. Lnsey ycsey CITY; CoHssPonding
Secretary {. T. Wight, kddlescS Co Treasurer j. A. Hal
lock, Essex Co. "
in the evening, Prof. j. 5. Hart OF Philadelphia de-
iyered q lecture tefCre quite largo audieDcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
La W LNI'ELLIGENCE.
COrRr OF APPEALS.

List Of the fret 20 the calendar for Jenu-
Term. las eaTHenens on Tuesday, Jan 4; l. AntTes
sgt DuIabt Ttomss ss. Dickinson. j. Phelps AT Che
murg tsnh. A9as am Bank slt st.yeI D First Bsoust
Church Broos yn Fine Insurance Co. Cidy sst Coeser
T. Seymour Ni.On 8. Baxter at RYers D. Lolnsbgry
sat. furdy 10. Ciark AT Mayor ~ Y. II Rassel at.
Cohn Il Noofc sgt Hucson H. X c. H. shaak q, Scl-
maker. II k-tes. Myers Is Mckles al Diiaye 10.
Cults sgt Roohssrr aud synuso T. II. Mors Rex
ford le. Depustsr a,t sun Mltla! Ius Go 10 bhif ast
Clsxton. - Snau Nbeiton q Hotchkiss as. Bond
- stewart sst Pene -. Bennet azt Van Sickle - CTPea.
Ter sgt. Underwood. Is Holmes sst, DAVIS - Wdsot agt
Richrd.on n Gott.berger as Taylor q. wtnchel at
Bcss. - Hal Taylor so Ombouy ag Joue.. 81 Bur
IiI De 81 BsIsr ~ Y Central las. Co B.
Whitfield agt- Peop 81 Patterson sst Richard, s. Ml'r
set EmHon, - Bost~h is;. ColseL 81 Bos'~ics AT
Cyuger "a Codc Rsthbole SO. McResdy agt Wnsht
Hoogh az. Brown. Al. Moody sg TownssDd. q Pollen
se, lie Roy i Lees Bans TacJt. - Bed.n agt Hey
Meech sgt Slower To- Williams sst. Fitch. A. Cook sgt
Iichfed. a. PeHdlet3n set Empire stone Dressing Go. 9,
hofott az sa.Ae.t %. Horton ss Morsan, hole number
of causes SO. IL Il. HIGHS, Clerk.
lam. Dc fore
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
DIED..

BETrs-on Monday Dec. n Elias Edward younses Of
Lot sud the late Eeano L. Res As.d months sai ~ d,y
BORGOIkH-At New. Orleans ol "Wednesday Dec IS M4ry
Dushs, sied AZ yesr wife OF the late fscs bo-s'in.
formerly 4 New-YofG
CLEVELAND On Tuesday afternoon, Dec e. James B.
Cleveland, In the 7f,h year Of hi, 1e
he friends Of he family are 70 attend The 'ausIs q
a. hi. late res.csbcs II Hacssnss h. ~ j. on Friday e.
II cci,cs without further Hststion-
CLIsTOs-Ou Frds, evening Dec. "a Alice B. Clinton Kiue
/. the IA year Of her age.
RNGLF-On Sunday. Dec. 81, Henry, tbe beloved son 81
CsIseb and Gs,eene NJ Lnge .sed syeas months AID
dsya
yAIRLgY-rn III. city op Tle.1ly nsornint Dec %. M
ssIst fancy widow Of hssa fsIes seed - yeA;a
GRAEr--A. Prescott C. ", on Wsdnesdsy, Dec y Nr'
E1. A. Giant. ~us OF Gr,rt recently Of osaen'sGrsn
N. l., aged ). years.
UuLrA,,h, re.een-s Of her sonn-sw No II we,t Pwer
rysrs street, H Jerusbs ot in the "a of her
Her relative. and ferd. srd iho.e Of Der sou sw, oer
1s ctfby invited - send tee fre.al
Friday, the 3I.t mt, al o'clock.
HoDGEs-A. No 70 w.. Taty bird street, oa TassiAy
D-c "a Mira Margaret Eodses. aged 3 Jears.
HoPFMAS-AtH No 81 Wr.t " iih street, Monday, Dec
r. Fr.pcs. c wife Of saa-se! Iofa,. ana daughter Of
Aie fhiiPL Llsins.s0n, IL 40 7lsH ys- Of he' age.
JENNINGS In Brooklyn, on aorczJ ucnnf Dec a.
soparona A daughter of stephen o. and susan Jennin5
azsd yezr and uortn
KEYEs-A. No. 80 ssccre avenEe on rsdAy D.; ~ a.e
sor1 ire,s CT coEsEDptn, m-lsassi K.Se'. II tLs 18th
J,ar u Eer age.
YIaBY-A. DO et3 wsshss.5n sres Tuesday, Dec o.
Mary vic Of Joan AIDy.
HoIIoY-on weoae.esy Dec q No. Ils Leo,ml sr.e.
hsiis -its q L s,Si@y c,,.-.a o.. y,,a,x a,,.,,,
at oeloek In@ ihsaas Of tss family are iny.sd
6rfrLt.
sCOTT-on Tssdsy everins Dee - lay WIDOW Of rsos.
4 -eott u ga year of Der Re-
Hr fs, h. s1d .lOse oi Or sona-sw Nzs Benl.na
e.cec.fy yi,ed 70 ss-d ne ilnesa 30 i6 Ia: rr
teeth street, Thgrsasy, Dee ~ 10 u wajl, fer.
ther INVITATION TIE IeEs.cs viii b AAsn 70 B..asePsr,
Corn. fJr IN errsrt
sPEPR-rn Es-ark j. Tuesday Dee. 2 jacob s2eer
IL the 1s yeAr 81 ais Ne .
The relatives .r6 sIis Of the deceased ,ni ry !avi,sd
b s,t.rd lie funeral q JsuEds, S.a mt, a. m from
Li, ~ re.itsBes No Is C.Gss street, Ne~srx ~ j.
Cicir al LoC AID Jscssorve lAj psrsr please copy
sPRISG-A, No - W-s. Rcrtyrrth street. ~ Tu-.day.
Dee z A4ry lie. osy daughter u L. Loa- AID Marina c.
I SrfiIz.
TYsoS-oa su1iEy Dec -, 4. No PHI ,,rr.t HewY9rs,
ID. B.ier irsr; ia1ghter q Edwin W. AID Aae Tsson
WILL AssOn ecnssasy, D.. 81 Ch,r-s heib-fI, % y
/ enid II n. Herbert sI1 sAgy VII ans, a<ea
Fuu.r,! c q tOass { Z " wOotr1h. kse~sy, " J to
uiict rse- hs 49, -. &c rsHo,od To- iaefmeat "a
/ t..-aJ, s.s. -, az ~.-S- T. II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
FIRES.i
IRE IN wFsT sTRErT.

TlRE II WFtT sTKEET.
At2 o'clock yesterday morning fire broke on. in
the frame building on the sonthess. corner OF Wes.
and PIry streets, lower part occup pied by Patrick
McGovern public house. The fremen were soon
on the ground, but before they could ex,pguish the
sme. the co1tents of the grOggery nearly deg
royed: insured for 81 900 In the Niagara Insurance
Co The upper part Of the bnilding was occupied By
five famies whose furniture was more or less daul-
spec by water The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of AZ incendary.
FIRss IN BROOkLYS.
An alarm CT FIRE in the First District about o'clock
qst evening was caused by the burnng of some COM
buetio oles in obligatory in Furman street The imes
were suppTeesed before much damage was done.
There wes 8 alaim Of fire about noon yesterday,
caused by the burnog Of some tar in Cheeverplsce,
between Harrison and Degraw streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Oh. Ind n@pt and hh ri,y o. the Co nmandei hs
sn.rcy mousa eject ~r feel s'ursd t's 10 pI
lin, IN pocy uhich has hs.rO dcst-f sn n1no.o
r.spect 70 fe. o tbo.. o. al nations who nave g
n5ngf, ard d. p0tmcut tiibu.ed - laf(eJ 20 oef
,ssr.. snd r,f sto-fe viii sd 70 hi. resutsoo as pt'
vhle IN e,Utug by bi. ofcs suth,r,y, II, 'c ian ~
OF .fic'eLt military sisoipine. he VIII c1uni'AIo 'ue
even eD.isht ned ciiz~n. - . - ..dant
Sfsistesl rnOM.s W. MeLEAY. Actiai Com s'"A"@
Cspt viii. m M.r.on, aspt John Ms,g,
Csp'. John MeCugog CAP gos.ie LL,.os
Caot. James NJ rysl, tapt X ,,,,nnx..
Cspt Peer Joht ston, Cap soHh "
Cspt A. c. ChssELs, Secretary.
Aresolotion was aso adopted diresos ane As,'ng-
Comma isat "a sumnons the next ~ ".at
nsefS % eS"nrnea our" % subject 10 order Of the CON
snanding officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NEw-IERsEY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

sbSSlUN-sEluNO
The members of tle State Teachers Association ss-
sembled yesterday morning at tue Lyceu n WM. +.
PHELPS IN the chair Prayer was offered by the Kew
AIR. Hodges Of Newark.
Mr.. SsirH, Chairman Of the Special Com 'ltsee on
a Public Dinner said that he had conferred Hith some
Of the teacbers, and lie believed th7t they had Dot
generally favored the project. After converse
ton, tho matter was dei' 'rred TO ThursdAy.
TIE Tr.asur,r, Mr.. S. c. We)b, reported nat he
had received aud expencei during the past ar tle
sum Of 81.
The S..te Agent not beiog present 10 make his re-
port the Assoc 1ton to discuss the subject
al the of tobacco among teachers aud pupu', anu
tLe best mode OF radicstiog that AM ht eVls Inc
Rev. MIR. HOpGEs, MIR. SsIIH and MT. HAkRisoN
took psit ~ the discussion.
The Stale Agent j. Is. Thompson, submitted bis
third ssnual report Of which the following IS Gn e1'
tract:
The same causes which have hitherto produced sh eooi
elects s'i oecsirei aud ' they are 9sks .t ne o1le
Of the cause pgoIortious,sy sdya-sea- .
Te.chsn instues have been srli during the past year y
nineteen Of the State ~th an lnciessed
tsAers especially OF interest on tse part OF "a. Psspr
-. seross oeee. ate upon iosS.ss IN % o
,sm a. wedy toe sseot ssssest ina, County tAssse,
Of teachers ssS. qlessoas the sab
60 ,s.si preceding institute ana .noN
more ssat'a. tteDeaIce q tssebors
He a9 r,,i' 's.s ee >s.a,ss Re pat entirely under se
lave power 70 sipoiai he lime vsce snd Of
.s I SS So, " o., owe sSmsn Zoe rtsi o. ta.
u -e sia-e sac As increased saiae tae Two
god lcu eogd hus b en0ysd Et sUcs~.son of
fair ~ho could
tfey lie - relieved tie pec, ~ sp-ada
half or eli toeir ptsree for travelling expenses.
hr. THOMPSON eoHclGiei by ressniD. his office as
Agent.
TIE report, sler discussion, was accepted and
thst portion reairgto Iostisu.es erred to the
Compitlee to report.
On motion Of Mr.. poOtIrrLE, the Presicu. sp
pointed tho iOilowug named ;antlenen a Committso
on the NOninat ation of Others: Messrs. Doniittls
Mercer Co.; Johnson, Uoion; Pecknsm, Essex;
LiIs,ey, Iudsos; ana Ba-ie~ OF Bergen.
Mr. CH.RLEs I. NKGHr, chairman Of the commit
tee appointed =; the last meetisg ito upon the
Les islatare ord tie psople Vi The State, u, .ab.
"bshment Of a State Board Of kdueatou, similar 90
that OF Massa husetts," submitted report. tney
bad prepared a meDoris ~ tie las. Lsgisls, = b A.
too late 10 elbow Of any ,ie'e eoton IN the .uies-
rssnis,; tsse, toe meilcrl a been 91oi.h,t - a
LQ.beT Ci pspeIs 10 ssIi0us .Osa.-ee IA tic safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NARRIED

BEDEL-BLAIR-ln this city, Saturday, Dec 2S BY the
Rev. Sir. Corbett, James D. Bsdel 10 S0phr0hia Bar
BARNsDALL-PAGE-1n Brooklyn, Tuesday. Dec p,
By Mr. B4ddiI gton, Bsnsca % Elizabeth
A. Pare both 4 Brooklyn.
BIekENMAN DsOE-At Ddsr soos Ind.. on Tb ir.-
ds, Dec y, ts3. Mr.. r g. Brsenmsyer - hs, Jaia 4.
Jsdsop 5sUghsr of Mr. Curtis J1dsor late Of this city
FLiNn-LYNNAN-On Sunday. Dec. y, ~ 10 Rev p Sc-
Gov.n. pastor Of ST. johns chnrch, BrooAy Ambrose
Flynn to Cecilia LyBDaD
fOtssEND-CROAwZ ELIZA the relldence II n. hree'.
Le TUESDAY the xStl inst G.er the form Of t1s So.
ETY. OF Fenc. Charles Ii. Townsend % sar,h daus IL
joshua I. Cromwell al 4 HishIud MILL, Orange Cogay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

"MosrY. S7ESDiSG."-The frst OF q course of lee
ture, before the Gillette Young Mems Association,
was delivered ,st right in the Calvary Church tBsp-
tist), on Twenty third street, by Tx Marvel"
donald @. MITCHELL, upon the subject Of Money
Spending" Considering the severe srorm, quite a
large audience assembled who listened with atten'
ton TO the lecturers remarks upon the extravaganza
Of all nations OF oil ages well as our own, and upon
tho propsr mode Of spending money in our day and
geIoIatioD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUslc.-A grand concert Of the Ger.
man Socie y, in aid Of the fund for the German Hos
pitsl will be siven this evening. Madame Caradori
prime dom; Mr.. Molenhsuer, vioin NJ. Sc1reiber,
corret piston; the German Ssengerbund 1900 men,
bers) the Arion ind Hsrmonia of HobokeD, have
Sd 'ber services, with grand orchestr, of 80
ftsf-c,ass ART lts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THT CousrY CrtRK AND SURno6arr The County
Clerk. Mr.. c. ". Thon 20 has made ths fgloFog s'-
roi,tr,rt Deputy-Aoiiev wefcein. Sesrcaer'-
John n. Co1asaI Charles 5. Wilscn- Clerk OF ssS-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

HUNs,RIAN WISEs.-The subscribers eau Ihe
attention o and the trsce 70 thee srhcio
uneacs@d r purity and favor from - per no1-n All 9~.a
(Ihs e-ebrat,d Mr,esei s 81 per eoaeah snd 70 od
fro psr pson And ~Ud or oota hoeks-e Nre,' =.
kre. Hun aesn Char tprvsrrsf 20 tne Fi-rco e-
ssrre boxes s5 ooGtAininl ksr bottles tises le1I SAs
FaEvsp L 6KossIssSh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

soss-Eras;us Hyde. Copyi.t-wdliam II. Csnpbel',
jr Te SurrcgN., sIr. r C.. Brsesrd. has appointed
J. Voorbies Clerk, snd Henry +. Cadiey Assistant,
10 lake effect Jan. |.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

MousT VERYoS BEsETI2 AT LAURA KEESE's.-
We are Informed that the of 500 was realized for
Ii = Mount Vernon Fond at the day performance at
Laura keene's Tneattr yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
ADVERTISEMENT
Cox ONSt-NPTIOy -DR CHURCHILL' : Discovery.

TIE euy reb.be and sn1se prppsrsr OF 'ne hfropspr
n Por fsr ssl> AZ ta> : e
Dep: Uued sSste. VI s--se sai rs@ ~
J. wscHEsrEa American iEd Forerp Agency NO ~ az
-, n,uYr. where circu AZ, can Dc s0-aBed pasLs "a ?
pied. Price, 80 per bstte, % three ~ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
fAdvsrisem,n,.l
Rich CUE AP ANn RFAIIIEI'I GIFTS FOR TRs

HcLp.Ys-An En,ish Velvet 0rp.t foE 81 u pr yAtai
Brus.e4 Tc al wool " grins 81. Rngs Piano Covers w
tomans, ke., ~ ex.rsordilay low pac@'.
HIxAa AIDEksoS, No - Bow:ry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

By the New Yos Academy Of aetcrepossesses III me nI
Of pure Cod Liver Oh AID Is aten without 1af'eiH.
Physicians unscquard vitaii are req1ss,ed " az
his ofes aud uyesrss.e is mems Onnce NO iSS >. a.
PEyroLp, CLAY Co, WholesaIe Alen1 No. sle'nsf7"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
fAirsras mE
Mnnrpx MIRIrIrs-Tia rpm

MODERN MIRACLEs.-Tte remarkable cures
ed. by Nrs y. GAzDsEz: eel,osted lsDtt> hsSi-
cNs Which rsuds uuryaed ,h- ea. iDr Coughs. Cnt,
Group Bronch,is and Lung Copsn sod oy al 70, Dfar
sss'. wEEKs PorrEK, No. IA "iseias''n~t' o''''''
GectlA AgsEtA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

PICkLED OYSTERS FOR The HOLIDAYS -
DoRLoS h sHASFEs, Nos 2t5 All "a Fulton MALI, ara
pret aIed 10 slpp Families VITA choice Picked Oy'soss fof
their New Yea. ,sbl.s, a. tIe sl0rE,t notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Mr.. George w. Curtis lectures this evening in the
church oorrer of Thtyfrst street and Ninth avenue.
Tie suljeot: Sir Philip Sydney, the Gentlemsn'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Adse rt.sein, nt
GURNIY's NEw GALLERY,

NO. fuT bkoADNhy
Firs. Bloch below the Nsw.york Hotel
PHorocsArHs DAGUskREoryPks, HsI.TUsEs in OIL,
voRYryPrs &c in toe usual ius styles for the Htidsya
Gallery open IL p m for frre INSPECTION
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
I fAdvef,isenert

HE METALLIC IABLET STHUF--IHNtHltN Uy
Gro s.UsosRs A d 1876 -rhs the ger uue ,rsl', hss
never been equses for producing the keue possible edge n
be ob.sinso % the s5sc,~r. aud sole msnui.c
tuIeTs J. Il s. SAUNDERS, No. Asiof House.