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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

OUTRAGE UPoS \ CoLoRTD GENTttMAN.-Mr MIR.
Luca the youpg man who was elected from the cars
oE the Morris and Essex Railroad on Tuesday morn
ing, iutimstes that he IS about to commence suit
against the Company for the unwarranted assault
made upon him. He denies tina. he was drunk, or
that he il in the tabi; Of iyirkipg. similar case
occurred upward Of year and half ago, IN which
Mr.. Peter S Porter of West Twenty ninth street,
New-York, was forcibly elected from one Of the
Eighth avenue railroad cars. He instituted suit
sgairst the Company, which, however, never came
20 a hearing. The result was that arrangement
vas made between the Eighth Avenue Railroad Go n
psuy snd Mr.. Porter, permitting persons IF color
10 noe il the cars on the terms a. white pas
sengorS.
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COMMERCIAL MAIIERS.

WEosEsDN. Aug. lO-P.N II.
Tbi- has been another dull day III the Stock maket,
with 70 buoyancy in ary stock excepting Pacific Mail,
which, under various Iumors u withdrawal Of the
oppo stio1 and the purchases Of the shorts ran up ~
- seller no. sgan-t - yesterday. The casn stock u
this COMPANY quite scarce, and there j. pcion
that the parties operating for the r'e are attempting
a corner The general market to-day va, without
spirit Ia addition to the lack Of outside buslGes-,
there also an absence II speculative impulse inside
the ard, ii cOn,equence Of a considerable number
q sctiye members being IN the country. The Pur-
ciases appear TO be mainly to meet maturing con-
tracts ana the disposition on the part Of tie bears 70
operate il met by equal Indifference upon the part Of
the bull. There was moderate activity Central,
which irn Of TO 69 dividend of, equal tos decline Of
r cent Central certainly looks cheap this price but
confidence has been so much shaken 10 Railroad
rite. By the events Of the past two or three years
tina, buyers are not tempted even by these figures.
Ere continues steady at ), but dull. Harlem Prefer
red wss among the strongest stocks, and closed at 81
bid. Cumberland was better in tae morning, selling
ID 70 H. but lost some Of the advance in the after
noon. In tho Western Shares there wa, fair busi'
ness. without excepting in one instance, important
change in price. The tendency Of toe market, how
ever wa, downws.'l. The exception wac Cleveland
and Toledo, which fell of TO Isl on sles OK
900 shares. Tbs is decline OF Y cent with
in /. week. The .tock sfterwsrd recovered 20
Il. Sales Of Norwich we're made az 40.
The recen. advance in th, stock has been the result
Of the arrangements for re:uudiDg the bonds falling
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MARRIED..

ABEI-sAXTER-On 1uescsy Ava a. the Calvary Baptist
Church Ts ~uty tairf ; ee' BY Rev. To Anage d.
as.isted By the Rev p. JONES, Wn. u. Abe OF Brook
y g. Lydia A. daughter Of j. G. BsNt- c oi tins city,
ApAMe-WRIGHT-O Tuesday, huE g by the Rev. Or.
Aasm, Dr. Bell + Csdsus 20 FuLc, M, daughter Of Dr.
l. b. Wright ell OF this ci.y.
NN-MARIFN-On Sunday, Aus al he Church OF 'he
apuunci.ion Oy tns Rev, samuel Sesbuiy James L. Brow
NJ d., 70 M. Jenny b MsTten.
JENKINS BILLsLANDAt shanshs-. China, Thursday,
Ysy u by the R.y Mr. Style Frederick H. jenkins, esd
70 Martha Genry Bil..,sud, late Of NeS York City
WILLIAMS rHERLAND-Or Tuesday, Aus O. Henry
William, o. NJ. Harriet S.tlerl,ud. both II this city.
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fAdvei,is, Gueut.
TnwADD II. DJyoN. NJ. d.. Editor of

scsp dtyo;rs hi atientu exclusively Operative Su,gr
ana Ohce Consultations the obscure ostars 81 the
Ptic V.cera. Heuosrhis RuPtr, fstul. srd C2nceaed
Absccss the cured without the knife ettgre,
b. process requiring confinement Ohce hours from 70 ;,
and 10 eyeniir., Dr. D rrsd-nc- No AZ 5h-sy A. az
ether hours Dr. ID. IS Of his private Hospital where spAous
apartments end the pure air in tie city, with separate NURSES
are provided fr those who require the more serious
prolonged detic treatment uuatt1labe at their own homes
o b hotels .,
The fce Of The Sc,LFEL Il At No Nessy As,or House,
vb.r. all literary and business. stons mist be- left.
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THE HoBoKr> COUSCIL.-Tbe lloboken Council,
eNr;rg which members have recently pissed
ttruusn Is. suffered relapse AID The i,ous aod
respectable distance 'hug zach other. movements
TIE opposition members have TIE arrest u the Pfsd"ui
Beg and me Mirsaz che fT 0ir their ifom
the Cout Chamber ard he latter or executing the order
The will be tri-d tine d term o the Hudson Coun'y
Govt The Roaid have transacted any business several
likely for time to come unless the
msub.rs ,fe Comprom The .eu,bie portion OF TIE
Inhabitants iIobseu becoming disguised vita the pro
ceeous, Of their City Fathers ard would gladly accept their
reclamation substitute ia .hrir pzcs Gentlemen wl)
would Occupy more = their ft the interests 0t tie city
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nan. experience BE- the certain, safe, aud reliable nedi
cine uOw befoI. the public fJr
CRAMPs, PAIss AND DiAERHEs,
MOtNr EERNoN. *. \. May :. 1882
! have used TsALL a Slows Lits DROPS in rry family
some Ak OF riaht wear. Tor Dsrrhs Bilious Collie, aud other
~ sId Bowel difficulties, aud cheeifuy commend ~ IN
G. safe sId ,hicacious remedy
C. W WsTERHOUsF, Baptist Mirs-r
Prepared by TRAIL STow No. - BOwery, aud so.S every
Where &. - ctLtss bctte.
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SUPERIOR coURT-sFEcr.L TEEs-ArS. ln-Be'Ore J1'ae'
Nos lEslF.
THY PrCCULOMlSl tONt EkI>'
I'm yT.h a. I.sae J.roosohn.

NJ, Fish. a. the seeut of Mr. Lunley Of London,
b,-b, hi, .uit s..us, defendant; ~so i Ny naI
.,nt % recover doe cheek dsNl y tA-
.,,r; Of Uinan Ire defendant - ~ that ~ ifan
va i,aoui Grafton ard that b Is tae aEen 4 AH1s
Is, f-rrso q Mr. Bouney who repor'ed that 90 Tie
s,ts n Jsr 1sry 1883 NJ Lauey sPpntsd me p.1 = az
- 80 ,y; al unoneys .ccruIug from me eoHc,ri' given By
ti IN the uited States gn.e. coutrsc. between LGn-
~ nd Irsr Mr. F.h exanis- AID eiiie a. ne &C
go, IN b. al Of Lg-y and oser . t-an -1A sums
-r = d. 70 MIN the s-osec l.ciy IL deems
p.v., ,pv,..ed the sgu. manager a Ina srd 81
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Bslane. Observation-Disclosures. -l1,7O5 %

Balance ~ w
The Committee recommend that dividend DO do.
clared OF - per cent pay able 10th August nstsut
The street rumors in regard 10 the Pacific Nal
Company take the following doubtful shape:
Vanderbilt takes the Adristc 10 exrhange for tbs
Cores and Uncle San, and sells the Nortaera Lighs
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IuPRoyEMFNTs ~ HOBokEN.-Ihere are at present
about s. dwelp Of erection IN hObokrn, Of which
81 are ia Garden street. AID Q In Hudson street
German Evangelical Church is $50 in course It construction
Garden sAh cets The edihce viii COS,
.I.llfr ~
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tAdyertiseuert-I

Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway No. 6t5 Boad~a,
corner Of Bleecker-st.
PHoToGsAPHs DAGurRREoTyPEs AND ASsRoTYFgs.
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20 his whereabouts, not having seen the individual
FIR time. In su-wer 70 the question Why he dlf
rot report What lie knew to tie authorities, As soon
a. lie hsd s.ceitained thst the mater Wa An nPo-
.ion be answered that he was al Of getting aim
stlfibto trouble.
No ohect and positive evidence inculpating l-aac
Hirsch & Co. ss the identical Constantine F-.Ler ~
Go. berg a,tainsble, the frightened man was soon
after discharged, without further ceremony.
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Advertisement
YnrNG MEN CAN LEARN TnElR TETE PIRsTrT,

end parents their children. virtue, useur-- and
lspputs- ob'auius PHgENoLOGtCA Al EXAMINATION at
FOWLER 4 NtLLss ~. $40 Broadway.
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Acknowledgement.
DAGrERREOTYPEs DAGCERREOTNPI

spdly coming again especially when aey
sde Ia the brilliant and beautiful style successfully attained
the RooT GALLERY, No. - Broadway corner OF tfsnaa
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Jo'ai. S<@'S'''~'
This might be acceptable 70 all parties but IL
increases the general account 10 point where il be-
comes que stonable if the Of the road could
pay dividend upon the stock. The first programme
would be most desirable, If could be accomplished
Probably very few Of the fourth aud fifth mortgages
have cost the holders par and there would be No pe
cal hardship in asking % y cent reduction, for the
purpose Of arriving at basis for the new orgsn
cation.
The report OF the United States Trust Company
gives the annexed statement Of it, assets and liabilities:
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS

INQUFsT..-Ysste Coroner Smell held an Inquest
on the body Of who found in the water foot Of Jnha
gree Gieeupoin Tho body entirely nude and supposed
be that Of the Italian who drowned IN south sixth stree
Sunday last. 49, go,
An quest also held the b,dy Of Richard Lawrencf
formerly proprietor the Franklin uue, OF Myrtle ana
Division avenues found ia his bed yeseldi7 morn
Ing. He died Of congestion OF the Drain.
An pquesi was aso held body Of named John
Norton sbJer ID. the Calcium Oil Works NeWtown CIek,
WHO oied Of rupture Of blood vessel caused BY lifting heavy
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The new ferry-bOa. Com

THr NEw FERRY BOAT.-The new terry-boat Com.
modore Perry pot the Peck slip ferry rcue yesterday aud
ATTRACTED much attention She made quick trips, aud carried
quite the srae number Of passengers tho uh1ut the DAY. many
rcierIing To wait in the boat ana
how she worked.
II is tho gh that the Ethan Allen be- fust. in time
o. PIT by Monday anticipated She vii pTobtbJ be put
Oh with the Marion week after next
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due in 1850 by which TIE mooey q, Presett 10 hand
about s75 OOO-can be devoted 10 paying d,vid-nt.
which will probably be dscised daring the preseas
month ard will. il is expected. be q y cent. Tne
rev loan made for ,h,riy yesfs, al par Tor SIX
cent bonds We pre.une this is toe most favorable
railroad negotiation ever msje 10 this countiy. a!
the Second Board without mach pressure OF stock.
the tendency OF prices 10 lover poiats and the
market closed dull aDi heavy TIE las; prices were
United State, b. ~ lOtI l0l.; TeuGsss IS, S6i
s.: yupira 6s, 92ae2l; Missouri &, s2I as2l;
Cantcp Company, l. all; Cumberland Coal Com
many. l2Idl2i; Pacific Nal, 7sa79; New-York
Csr,,l Railroad 81. a69i Erie Railroad, 5s5l;
Hudson River Railroad, 81 1906 Harlem Railroad,
9a9I; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 3is3ii; Read
ire Rsilrosd. SO 49,; Michigan Central Railroad,
AaNt. Michigan Southern and Northern lniisns
Railroad, 6g7; Michigan southern do. Guaranteed.
aoI 2o.; Psusms Railroad, IIil sli5i Illinois Cen
tral Railroad 63a3,; Galens ani Chicago Rail
road, c.. a63l; Cleveland and Toledo RsiI'ad. u
all; Chicago snd Rock Island Railroad, %, soi;
Illinois Centrs =, sii ~
In Foreign Bills there is but little doing, and rates
are unchanged. SerliUg, lo9 liOl. trancs, 5.Fi
5l5.
Freigats 10 Liverpool 6O0 bales Cotton ct Sled. y
7-;2d. To London: II hhds Tobacco at 2ls.; 9w
boxes Cheese at De. To Antwerp: 10 bbls Ashes at
2Os. vessel Of 80 tuns from Wilmington to Wes<
Ttdies aud back for q 800 por charges paid.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts.
$l94,9s: 3l-sor Customs, sl53,O0O; Payments.
SOB lO3 ~; Balance, $i.369, 800 ".
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Road for the
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FALSE RUMoR The iumored suicide al the -,
Nicholas Hotel, on Tue.day D'gbt, published 10 yes
eTdsy- TFErSF, proves to be incorrect, as the Cor
oter las received Do i1,egepc Of such 81 Cccai-
renee.
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UoGrowN YEsrERD,r.-Pait OF the old grounds IN
Hoedom were visited yesterday by Mr.. Downing and
hi, men. About fifteen hogs that had been taken
hack nv their owners were sent to the pound and =
hafdozen shsnies that had been rebuilt were sgain
demolished. Wm. II. Adams, special officer OF the
City Inspectors office, was roughly dealt win WINE
holding q tuge hog by the ears, bang violently a.
saultcd with tin pan in the hands OF an incensed
woman, backed by more conservative husoaad VINO
had huge whip in one hand and stone IN the o'aer'
The bogmen the eastern side make great pro'es'a
,ions and vows Of self-prctection, but II i no' e\-
p.cted that any serious re- stsnce VIII be oeFea "A'n
their turn shall come.
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ACCIDFN1AT DHONNING -COrCnrr JHtkuiu IItIl
iuqre.' ~ No "a S1yau tn body ot Ira truey
year. old, WHO drow aed IL the dock pt % spring
street River, previously Tep1d. he bathing or
psyrg the water when he the bottom ald
drowned. His BODY recovered minutes after sinking
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ARRIVAL At MONTREAL OT THF NEw-l ORR MILL
IIA-Ye.trrosy evening ~ Company q tae New 1of.
TIA arrived O'Clock The Field Bal under ne
% Cap. Stevenson and coupauy Of Tot srlS
Cop. Nsud attendance - welc m- the s-s
When T., Otia.s with he guests board. u-srn. th-
wharf salute N horor fed and irl nedist~y ,@r~ AID e
Augc Ss1oL fred four and th-n threw no several n~-
ic..ts 10 he nl-an tine however tie sky became more dsA
CWering aDd vivid isshes q g,n- sec psned ~ pas
thunder II ihr-s,enius welcome B u TN. sn
ps,.c away bees cOmpa yry clear aii
uh. TIM New seprd snore They hre-iooks
BODY II men their Uniform sat well rppn thrfn a. y"
able perceive when board ne OttaWs Ine 1in
pyec cur national nhem the Ottawa nearec ths "na
Aerwsrd escorted by the artillery psu. they procrvdtd
bs MtG " Dame. and Great y Jsnesss r-ets 20 hr
Victoria Hal, where collation. provided lor thsn We l4
a. rstsrd h., they this morning ct 0cck on heu
rum hon eyvard Montreal Advertiser, Aug. 8.
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Tur Lar ENFiopFp Lottery AFAR.-Cap''
Leonard of the City Hall Precinct. mas been using
his energies for time in tracing out the oTSina
tors Of the bogus lottery affair, representing l'seH a'
supported by the Rothschlds. a, Franklort-on-'ne-
Main ari conducted in this city by the firm OF Con
s,ap,ne Feluer y Co., No. - Nassau street.
Bya check on the Mechanic Bank, received sew
e,sl DAYS ago 81 the Mayors office, from Samuel lap
man. OF Forsyth, Georgia, and indorsed by lsasc
Ilirsch Co.. staoneTs and printers al No % Nassau
street. the long scugh;-fOr clue was found as was
.upposed. and two wel-posted officers were directed
n rouire into the matter. Isaac Hirsch the primer
rsl member OF the firm. was soon found snd politely
r,onest.d 10 cal! and see Capt Leonard. lie mani
eed treat agitation and fear in regard to the matter
I'm, rested that he bad nothing more TO DO with the
u.,terthan the proiipc-the unknown and mysterious
Fsl,per bavipg called upon him, as ne alleged, win
the design, and an appropriate sum OF money Tor tue
oe,fo,,ap.e Of the work and that he had given the
n,ip,ipc OF the circulars TO Croker Frazer OF No.
iGI Duane street ard the engraving to Meyer Co..
Itbopraphers. No % Fulton street. lie knew Fen
rer vol, bnt could not give the Least Information Is
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FA1r F.11 rron WIypow-La.t SATURDAY or

FAI.I FAIL FROM 4 WSDOw.-Last Saturday or
rasy night JAM. Brac.eI about . year u az, Sno
lvec II .ret Ninth and Tenth avenues
Of the upper windows Of the house o the sidewalk
found FOL wig morning IL state u iuseu.-
billy carr.d the NV York hospita snd died there
Tuesday Ia of bis uries Al iuq 20 have been
held Yesterday ~ Csn be boz the witnesses could not
be obtained aid postponed tai to-day Dec a.ed or the
hight the casualty had stairs a1c finding the
heat oppressive. took position Of he opru Windows from
which he lost his balance and fell 70 ihe pavement
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B,ance....... 4s91.s2 % sso27Sj IS *a'd.s3
Toe receipts of the Norris Cana have been:


The Geographic report of the July receipts OF the
Rock Island Road is s65, 100 which, upon settlement.
will probably be &C.,, 600 or 10000 against $4,000 IN
July, 1853.
Mr. Marsh, the Receiver of the Erie Road is en-
gagged in preparing hs bond aud in making iaven-
tory of the properly about to be transferred to bim.
1t possible ,tat he msy not obtain possession until
Monday or Tuesday next. The appointment appears
to give very general satisfaction every one feeling
assured that the affairs Of the road will De managed
economically ard energetcaly, and, above all, hon
e.tly The bonds are for $3.50 900, and the sureies
are to be Mr.. Daniel Drew and Mr.. Samuel Marsh
Committee of the Board have on hand the formation
Of programme for a new organization, on
basis of compromise. Considerable difference
Of opinion lists ~ to where compromise should prop
erly commfn and bow far it should be carried but
is admitted by all that the frst three mortgages should
be left untouched l. is conceded that the general &C.
count should be reduced to 900 OOO and many par
ties consider $50 OO0O 900 much the rcsd can pay
interest and dividends upon To reduce to this point
leaving three mortgages unreduced, 1t would be
necessary TO cut off at least Onequaer of the fourth
and fifth mortgages. The programme then might be
Pirst mortgage.
Second mortgage .'...'...'''.'.'''.''''''"' $1,000
Third ..............,..... 5000"
Fourth mortgage foip"tV
Fifth mOTtsage... tI'HD
Totsl......... eco at rs y ct..,.... 3|Sl,tp
sutng Fund Bs S3,g25J0
Convertible Bs... b,fIIH9
TtsL......... . 10 $40 so at IS Ct. in sk. jTl5s9
s;ocs ,C0OoO1-at IL a. cent IN stock. 1000
Toal.................... .................sSCe.sD
This leaves the floating debt unproyided for Of
this amount sl6, 262 800 would be 10 mortgage debt,
and The remsinder in stock, and upon this there 10
very little doubt, with fair management, the road
could be- made to pay. Another schems-and TINS Is
favored by zone Of the Directon-s 10 leave all the
mortgage debt unreduced, aud cut down the un-
secured debt to 30 q cent in stock and the stock TO
10 y cent.
The debt would then slI5D0
STICK ...................s.......s.s.'..s o.N''O
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Total rec Is in corresponding period Of 1883 o57e2 81
Original Land Grant 25s50s0 acres Railway 100 miles
msu track and mill. of sidngs l3 engines 2iOl cars;
funded debt 49, 7ISCoo. capital So paid 1850
shares lO,5to,Oo0. ...,
1855 1897. 1SjS.
Tt.fFc........x2 ~ s78 % s,3aoi 81 Slsl65T q
Workina expenses. i,iii58 ~ l79l.I IL i,+lsSt 70
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Broadway arrested o. Tuesday By Officer Brouer
Of tie City Hal Police, on charge Of negotiating
worthless creek for the sum of si5 Endorsed by the
firm of H. Classon CO., in whose affairs lie Baron
is said 10 be interested. The complainant alleges
that be took the check under the belief thai lie Baron
wa ! !. friend aud that the check wa good. He hal
Learned sIIce that the firm Of Clssson s Co. mad
failed, though 500 Of the principal member Of the
firm. Peter as-on, represznted 70 lin that the
check wa all right. lie Baron was bed TO bail.
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aRrr.r Oh NoIL BRoKEE.-A note broker,
named lie Baron, doing business Wal street, near
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SUPREME COURT-CH,NssRs-Aasus i1-Be'ors justice
lSCRAHAN.
Al4ysrjer X Waist SC, agt. Smith A. Parker
In p't .te5 Sc.-Moioa grated, win : ~ costs
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p Q ET r z
A MOT NER'S LOVE.
III FINLEY yciINScS

III FINLEY JOHNSON.
O. there is still within this world
A brilliant, fndcleSs light,
Which, lik. Il s:ar. shines throug il the clou
or sorrows darkest u irht-
Which h"vers round our pathway here,
Wherr'.r we may rove,
It is the light reflected from
A mothers holy love.
There is boon-a blessed boon
Unto us mortais given,
Which gives us here n f"rrtaste of
The happiness of henvc"
And when the storms Of SORROWS rise,
And clouds grow dark above,
It fingers round us tn the last;
That buon--a mothers love.
'Tis true that oft our footsteps roam.
Through plcnsn"e's tl"w'ry maze,
and We forget the ties of home,
In sins decr,inl ways:
Yet there's u charm to lure us back.
Like som. poor weary dove
That charm SO pure and beautiful,
ls IL mothers holy love.
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TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

A TRUE FRrESD.-Thou nayesl he sure
thst lie that will in private tell thee Of thy.
faults, isihy friend, for he adventures thy
di.like, and don't hszard thy hatred: for
there are few men that can enaure it-e~ry
man for The most part d-lighting in self.
praise. whici, is one of the in,st universal
EsTes that bewitchetb nxskind.--Str
Walter Raleigh, - -
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. Aswoukl.be er"lite young man. wishing,
q ask q young lady If he. might speak to
he a fs~ ~fnonen's, "wan.e.i 10 know if lie
'couh rolithe whSel Of consenati6n around
=, 'af.' ,I.~-- - sS@fE! .,y...IlurTf'
the axls-tree Of her understanding fes
! moment" Tho poor:gisls snesd. =. :
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RATHER FIsHy.-"Drar Charles 4,iwavs
gives Ine "A new dress. or takes .me TO the
opera, when I ask him." s,id smiling
wife. "anl on my part make no objection
tn his having a latehk.y." Hnmrh, !"
gro"Ied her cynical uncl... Horace. Throw
ing out cluLb to ratcif u salmon. :,