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Bour6 du1 Roorls.
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have -en expressly dcrns5 s'd -.nfs-ed oF ths bFFb-
AVENUE HOTEL
p.c..d "a. -ouse. p.se die. ~ flFIE-ANE EN- Z
HOTEL IN or6-r 20 iusurr immediate s.entidt-
.riza.pn ~ Hot has -cn m Ter 10 Dire,
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reuri Houses Boston. aad B.:ie aso Point ClsI Hea'
a. Mobile spd ~ viii be conducted BY
( 3 DAsLse' HITCHCOCK. DARLING Co.
HIRAM HITCHCOCK
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NOUN WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi INSTITUTE.
No 2is ;,h,t corner % mlDou sa.,' cn Washington
sgusrr,

Op4u. 70, ,-srntr.nth scholastic IN sspt ~, 1879
Ma. pupil, " Al. received sud in.mcted IN AZ
ban preparatory ogaufs or onege Toe Ein er '
u ps al drpsnsL hGnGsed. Tle rnei Eis aEc
assisted Al Cla..ics Nahe1 site, Ns.Isl sotncs- Fnca
German Sraui.h keeping DIswing P-umaustc ~ Gu
ton Con p.,ion by TEN eIpciieIcsd Professor. and In
Advanced student. Of the Classical Department se 1r "o'e'
r OF study the su'hoIs requ,tud tor ADMISSION 90 he
and phonore clss.s f College under the tnioa OF
prot MFraue who during than .SeuiJ years
II d.yoti 90 Latin s.d Greek classics prepared many Nav
Yofk Students fr uuhi. College,, ~hon Is
M Or,ndo Morris Of mis- city tor the Freshmen AS OF
a. Intia College Pratte. OF the Ne Mayor or
Ioais Glass Il Yale College; aud M Cor
p.us King of President CT Columbia College, for tina
Junior g. 4 taa, institution.
The French have been psced under tie
ir.utticu a. Prot ID. Go, eminent fOr mp.tag
Zee, c, uyrfsa'iors - use cf the lsnzlase
T.. oc4tcn OF this s-ue 'nceis easy OF scess
by Ao,s from 81 Of the CITY Br'okya, Jrry
Civ spd Uobok- While pupil. from Yonkers lrgngtou,
and Jausics OF CONSTANT Occurrence.
Circulars II foil psriclss may he had A. TIE Broadway ooos
stores BufnoLs No - eh az Ryner No IS Boz y, aud
the scaCcL
Tn. .nse,. boy, under The ,pec, o! or ,ss
Pm cipas
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Tnsnranle Companies.

ATEW. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
~ Boston Cspit.l aud dnui-es Prsa,in,s, a
dividend S per cent ,, AL re t.saird fsnpn
ct, Reports SC. f1rssn,c patiA JOHN huffEh,
A.. at and Attorney pr hs G., No lilo Brosd~,y ny.
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6onses anh farms Uantsc.

WANTED-A convenient HOUSE OF 1or
ron. cottage PREFERRED IN Brooklyn, handy 70 cars o.
wallis Ferry. Rent about $500, paid promptly Address
ID. J. Tribune Office.
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VxvuLIAMsBURGH, l.. L-LOTS on the iol
w Lowips .-~t. tse,ft F~eo 'n.-,' 90. s,'
- w.. gr.t sfa GRAHAM ~, viii b. SOLD $780,
e,ts.,t,r q, srry ~ APgl, 20 joan IA
No . Wsfr-n-; s.cond dor n. Ii @ a. No % n'-
uond e., f7u tos
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Cnpartnership Notices.
Try and COUNTY

CTATE of NEW-YORK, CITY aud COUNTY
y Of NEW YORK, t.-ltis l. 20 certify that we shss
names are seversy ur6ergned have fo-m-c limited partner
dip purusnt The proyor' q ,i,e chap P. u ibs
Revised he stat e. Ns~fork aud of the scs OF
The Legislature Of ssid Sste smcD5atory thereof:
Fret. Ilst rm under ~nich sad PA.tnrErAP
10 ~ core uctsd Is CHARLES V. NAeES
Secondly That general nature Of De business in9ltee 70
trusscd paItn.Tstp Is the blyiIS Ad s-ins q
fertilizers snd agricultural impemeuts and all other ON N res
appefrns brs1Cso' Agriculture IN Al "a tep sTieA,
b. d their e. Commission NeE,sA-.s
Thirdly That the q al he general All pA pAt1.fs
lnterpstrd therein follows. Via CHARLES v MAPbs
sud BENJAMIN NJ NHlfLOCk, that the sid ChNi.s '.
Maps general pstae end h' place o. Fesaonce n no
City aud Iounty OF New y and sts. &C SeSf ore tas tn
said Benjamin NJ. Nhiiosk - SPECIAL psr,ne snd bis pse ..
Town 4 We Farms IN County ~ Wst
oGrster md State q Nsv-fort
Fouhly That he capital whch he .aA Benjamin
Nh.lock 81 special partner hs. Contributed o,
the stock u the SAID partnership ths cum u To
Thousand Dollars
Rinhly period which ..h psrtnsrAp e
"a he August, 1880 and tn period which sad part
ner.hip tsrIniu 10 the 1T day Il May, 1854
Witness ctr hs1ds, ,tis 5, day u Augus' 1859.
CHARLES NApES,
BENJAMIN NJ WHlr.OcK-
Signed and sealed In presencs Of JOHN F. CLARK
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Dantina Ara6emles.
DODWORTHv DANCING ACADEMIES,

I AIUN On I n IJNNtI NV hOhFItfthII'''
n, No geo Broaisay. New York
NJ Isl Mou,ag 8roosJu.
Nrz.yo.r OF UEDNFSnt 4, : and SATURDAYS, oopiunsn'
irs Sep. q: BrooAlyr TUESDAYS Ard FRIDAYS com
mcneil SEPT = frivse C,s. L-di., 81 IN Ci,-' ~
Chilorr n. tor geu'rieu a. tsiniH piVsss
c.lss-s sui school cisssrs steuded
Cirrn.r. may b. h.d AZ either Of the A,stein'-.
Nj DODWOaTH tales great pleasure In catns r'~raon n
-. ~ hs --tshhmet. The large
-, nearly ooubc Sc 'orner cspscty with snfoous ~ pro
s res sr,ion has been - tho soogon % pr pei
.sssp, % v.u.latiou mt DOD SOhTi h-s made
Gu-y iuolc. adc az he i-shotAb- d,uce- -ooh
dsnc-s would have tbs ms; sanitary eject upon
tie ,ur- wss and sepea depornea hos plscei ldei h'
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FARM for SALE CHEAP or T.

w ENCiiASOE ia acr-. "a fsuo-l ne NJ ro.i
a les Ct f.n--:UL Lee ed Iam- 1seLrG. Il Il
c.fE, ss;ef sr.eniid AID h-st,y ocs ou- Apply D.,
NEIL. u sy. h.wr = sis. a., l-irs y I.
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HANGING TAUGHT on al entirely new and
OF n. By Prof II kRA 81, at bis Academy ORA
nspc Hal IS sud 81 Eosonst between Broad ~sY ahd
bug, vhv he viii dis pupils tyenty tnrs i.s,ei tni1
Oue Two Icee sy.t-m EVER susht ~ any 41-y either
ti, couIy Europe For tsms and Yartcsar' Apply 81
Hal II sid fun to O'Clock daily 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

NINE. BOYS PRIVATE BOARDING
wi HOUSE, No Rue IN Cobss. Chaps Ely'e PARIS
The Amer public iorTed th.r E- sb1v~ .ie-or
tsbfment 'ua.d IA. ceute: II the Champs Eyess sra
rsus with the frat In Paris for resp-casly coutri AID *
celent table. Terms, : TO- r l. ~ ana 5 per Aect
FURNISHED ROOMS for tao single Gentle
Iren with all home cnnforts stN,. M Ws-; jh.. t.
bic a4d Housekeeping porab- Rs'r. sN5nanzd
no LET FURNISHED ROOM 70 LEI. st
No es5 Broadway "a focr gentleman aud sif', o. Fo
gsDtsren h1ie. b-au'l t-shis, sad cuts 41,s
uOD opposite Great Jonesst tol Aflily r'Lt .oS.
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Il bssviiyt.mb-red WOODLAND Aijoiclns the Su.s- q,
Sss9 hama D. PIT, t-Ll Als one improved FARM "a a.
excellent Sswn woIt b t5cA.r sec ~ fruper-y IN Nss
York City OF u.shborhooi. Sor par-icglsr. sPP.y -
WM. GRAHAM. No. q Park p,.ce.
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IN ACADEMY OF DESIGN, TsNrH-STREHT,
TIE SECOND Exhibition OF
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PICTURES,
incl ,diDs spA of Booneur Troyon Couture "a
FTers Muller Lnlbino:. Ward Waltz, Hoax Fros, LRnol
kDisis. SC
Admission, II cent?. Catalogues, IS cents.
ROBERT CROfT3, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

OF na'uraiiz d citizens themselves, for it would
involve their being dsentitled to any property
they might o~n or inherit in their native coua-
tries. The two instances that We quote show
what the eject would be. We think, therefore,
that even were we disposed to go to war with all
The world for 'he hisd privilege OF shielding
from their responsibilities to their respective
governments every Irish, German or French
naturalized citizen who caoss to return 10 theak
'a'hefiand, We would be INJECTING an evil in
stead of confeniDg benefit apoo them, How
ever, If we are determined to test the question,
mere row is the opportunity. Let the Prussian
government he called upon to seud Hame back
70 sne Jerseys or look out for declaration Of
war, Where are Wise aad Bolts :? New il their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

PRussIAN EMIGRANTs FORCED 1,sro THE LAND
wEHn-A PRACTIcAL ISSUE ON THE NAruRA1.IzA-
TON QuEsTroS.-The Newark Mercury states that
young man named Otto Hame, q native Of
Berlin, Ia Prussia, who had been for some time
resident of Paterson, N. j., and who had pro
ceeded to his native city short time since to
take possession Of an inheritance which had been
left him, had been compelled to enter into the
Prussian army. The Liverpool Courier Of the
2sth Of June recites somewhat analogous case
of young Pruesian who had established himself
in commercial business in that city, and who was
about to be married to an English lady, when he
received summons from his government re-
curing him to join the Landwehr regiment to
which he belonged, under pain Of FORGETTING his
rights Of citizenship and his property On the
Rhine. The summons was obeyed.
Here we find two instances of Prussia's eyer-
cising that control over emigrated subjects which
all the European governments claim, and about
which we find, at the present moment, such
diversity Of opinion among our politicians. Mr..
Secretary Cass has brought upon himself and his
government vast amount Of abuse by a
very sensible letter which he wrote in re-.
gard to the rights Of naturalized citizens
Demagogues Of all parties have seized upon it
as subject Of agitation, and have proclaimed
he doctrine that naturalized citizen is freed
from all military and other obligations to his
country, and that If he chooses to return to his
native land he does go arrayed in the full pa
noply Of an American citizen, and without any
responsibility to his native government. Gov
ernor Wise, Indeed, bellies history and common
sense SO far as to soy that twas on such grounds
the war Of 1872 was waged; the fact being, that
Great Britain then claimed right to the SER
vices Of her emigrant subjects, not who had re-
turned 10 British soil, but who were found on
board American vessels-an assumption which
NO independent nation could tolerate
If the absurd doctrine Of our political agi-
tators on this subject were to b. established here
it would b. " the great Joss and disadvantage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

The WEATHER AND THE HARvEsr.-Yesterdsv
was the hottest day this summer up to the pre-.
sent time, the thermometer standing as high as
90 and es degrees in the shade; and, with tie
exception Of this day two weeks, il was the
only oppressive one ofthe season. Nor il it here
alone that the weather has reached TO syelter-
ing point. As early as the 18th Of June, when
it was quite cool in New York, the tsak was
70 great y St. Petersburg. that several E0MM
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Afterwards, In ST. Helena, Napoleon told
O'1eays that bis plan was to land near
Chatham, and march on London, which be
had no ooubt be would easily conquer, and
issue revolutionary msnifestoes to the people to
get 7ic nf royalty and sristocracy, aad choose a
COX, ,ninept for themselves. He said be would
bave Invaded ireland but that the Irish leaders
@h" were sent 70 Paris had no plan apd could
not agree among themselves. At that time Ire
lano sas in revolutionary condition, but that
's not the case row. Ireland Deyer Was 80 loyal
before rs she ia at the present tinae and the
Catholic bishops and clergy, influencing ma
j"ri'y OF the people, are opposed to the French
Emperor. while the Professionals, az matter of
course, would fight sgsinst him for protestant
Mcepaancy." Yet there is large element of
disaflecion in the country that would gladly
join III invader if there was fair chance Of sue
cess. As to Tia praeticability, we need only say
that what was done once may be done again,
especially under more favorable circumstance.
In 1876 and 1913 the practicability was demon
stTated by two expeditions Of sailing ships which
escaped the Vigilance Of the British fleets. How
much more might be accomplished by steam
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L&URA EEENE's THEATRE. No n4 Broadway
nosEs1ic EcoNohr-A LADY And dxSTLExAS-ro OnLlGx
BENSON.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham street-Tox Ca,seIE-
YcuTa NEVER SAw " AA--SrXGE aTRuCK FAMILY.
fRlsKY C0BBIRR.
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Of the governments are feeling public opinion
vita their varied announcements, which may
be hereafter followed or disavowed by the
rulers, as events may render expedient The
Attorney General Of England thinks that
his government must say to France, 'tthus
far shalt thou 60 and no farther" The Paris
Pnrie announces that France will be satisfied
with nothing short Of the Adriatic for the king
dom of Upper Italy, and the German touters are
calling for the line Of the Mncio as the boundary
Of Germany proper. The governments will pro-
IDENTIFY abstain from taking any position on these
questions until the next decisive battle has been
fought, when they viii shape their course in ac-
cordance with the course of events.
The foregoing anticipations are held by the
diplomatists Of Europe in the belief that their
daily prayers will be listened to, and that the
victory viii be given to Louis Napoleon. But
"the race is not to the swi nor the battle to the
| strong" Thus far the Austriaps have shown
| that their generals are sluggarjs aud their
| soldiers lubbers; yet sluggards sometimes awake
to an emergency, and lubbers bring their strength
I to bear in the long run. Austria is ore Of the
1 SAS"' ""SAs Va '-hofV} ohN ROsSesrcr i3uoi""oS
resources in nlen and matfrid of war. An aeci.
dent, storm, a surprise, an error Of csicuisf
| ton, any one Of a thousand unforeseen incidents
may turn the next battle in her favor, and that
would change the entire aspect of the war and Of
the policy Of Europe AL herpast history shows
Der readiness to seek truce, and to offer hol-
low yielding when the tide Of war is against her,
and her arrogance in demand when 1t goes in
her favor. Thus, in 1913 she was ready to give
up Lonbardy while Charles Albert was victo-
rious; but no sooner did victory perch on the
banners Of Radeszsky than she refused to acqui
esce in what she had before assented to, and be-
came more exacting than ever in her demands.
Should the coming crisis 10 the war ia Italy
turn in favor of Austria, the chances of general
war ia Europe will become greatly augmented
Louis Nspoleon caanot abandon TIE Italian ma
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