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~ A. LILLIRNDAHLS DEPOT
PoR THE EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS,
Neale.t In appearances sud best In quality
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXHIBITION.
FUNSTON & sCoFIELD,
saJoHN STRkHT, n. Y.
Branch Asenciesi
c. ". wAIKHR, 4oi Broadway.
II. @. ToMBLER, ois Broadway.
LITTLE . sHEPPARD. 1bo Resde ct.
P..z,.d by Circumlseu ution.

The Cincinnati Gazette illustrates the vexa.
tom Of official olreumlocution by the story Of
an snsophistieated dafkey, who Waitod upon q
certain n ilitary gentleman with bill OF &l 10,
for wasbiog done at the camp hospital, which,
after uI IdsrgoinR rigid scrutiny by the officer,
was Tsturusd with the following plAnation,
which the astonished son OF EthioPt listened
TO with An equal amount OF wonder and psr-
plexity. This bill" said the military gem
tlsman, twill first have 10 be sent 10 the Quar-
terInasttr- general at Washington, and he will
report IL 70 the Adjutaht General who will lay
II before the Secretary OF War for his approval.
Tho AdjutGnt bsiDg satisfied. 1t will be ssr { 10
the Auditor Of State, who will approve OF 1t
and send II 10 tho Secretary Of the Treasury,
wao will send IL to the United States Treasurer,
who viii oncs dispatch an order TO the Cjllsc-
tor Of this port W pay the bill"
The darksy relieved himself OF long drawn
sigh Then maea," he remarked, g. dat lAst
g,mblsm you spoke OF pays for tho wash
ing, does he 2" No. continued the other,
there Is no such officer moro at present, ioms
proper person must be selected ior that pur-
pc 80, who must he appointed by the Secretary
Of War, undsr tho direction Of the President,
and lis ApSoin; ment must be approved by the
Senate. Congress MT bcing In s,sslon now,
the Ct mUission cannot be Issued until after II
meets. When this commission Is received,
che qusItermaster will chow II TO the collec-
tor, ard demand the funds. You will thsn call
upon him he will examine your bill, and II
correct be will pay It. you giving your re-
ceipt. The unfortunate Niger hrst scratched
hs head, and then shook IL, aud finally said, 81
guess / u hAb 10 Let dis washing slide, but II
am de last Job does for Unels Samlh
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4 1851.



The following IL q cllsalnsd list Of the NOM
bsrs Of the Thirty Seventh Congress which is
10 assemble today, In special session, In wash
ington. California IL not inclndsd In the list
- the election for rsp-s sentstivss In that state
does not take piscs till septsnbsr. The mis-
souri Senators will not appear and the men,
bsn from the ssesdod states are omitted.
Msssrs. CARIrLK nd JACKSON will take their
seats in the Senate, from Virginia, and, inelud-
ing ASDkHw JonNsoN Of Tennessee, the total
number Of Senators will b as, OF whom 80
sie Republicans.
The numbsf OF members OF the House Of
Representatives Is reduced from two hundred
and thirty. seven 10 one hundred and eighty.
OF thess, one hundred and thiss are Republi-
cans, with two In California to hear fron-
Senate,
tR,public,us 10 R)mAs. Democrats In Hdlics, re-
tl,cNd members marked with sn ss,slisk.
CALIFORNIA.
Milton S. Latham, jas. A. eDovoall, CUa)
oorspoucUI.
james DlIu L,tys,ss 8. Foster,
psLAwARa.
Jones A. BavGd, willard SauIsburu.
IILirou
o. H Bre~uias, Lyman rrumbul.
isDiAuA.
Je',e D. Bright Hc,rys L,ae
IOWA,
J.nSsw Grimes, JAMES HAr.a.
KANsu.
JsnIs II Lsns, sc. PSnsroy.
Kuruyoxy.
La,avs ". Povsu. John C.Brsekinridoe.
HAuH.
Lam. Morrill,. wn. Pm Fssssnd.n.
nAayIAss.
Asucsr KpcrDr,tApl James A, Pedree,
nAssAmussrw.
Charles Summer. Henry wiisOa.
nuu@OrA
Henry n Rice, M~D. =. Williamson.
ssaousl
TtusIsn Polk, Ws,ds II. Johnson.
saw uAMrsumE,
John r. Hts, DIuisl CLARK.
saw J.sny.
JOHN n Thompson. John O. Ten Eyck.
SKw rOsN
Preston Kns. Ira Hsrts-
ncmaAu.
z. Ch,ndlsr. ks. DIashs-.
ono.
Bssj amin Y. Wade, John Sherman.
oaldoH.
Edward d. Baker, George " Nesmith.
rnosrLvArn.
David wilmo,, Edgar CovAn.
RHoDE nLAHD.
james 7. Simmons, Henry ID. Anihony.
VERMONT.
solomon Foot, Jsoob Collamsr.
wBooNsm
james r. Doolissls, Timothy Howe.
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Tho following are the names Of the seeded
states, which viii DO unrsprs'sntsd, except two
dis.I let's In YiIRinia.
CsssectIcat nIIIItIa BIlI.

The rev militia bill, nov before the Con
nscticut Legislature, enrolls all the mon
in the StAts bstvssn Is and 10, except
those legslly exempt, into the miliiiG--ths en-
rolment 10 be done by ths sslsctmeu OF the
bstieal order. The Goyernor Il empowered TO
otisr out a. many Of the militia as he Plsa,es,
la css Of 'invasion, rebellion and insuIrsc-
tom" and refutal TO comply involves PEN
atty OF go, q neglect 10 pay which involves
military punishment.
Ths active militia la 10 eonIiit ot net lsSA
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80 aereHNa W mys
To NE Ed'tor efhSe Nsto YorL Trib1ss.
srR Among the wsshingtoa tslsrrs,s,s
dVpstehss q fthis morning e ths folIewirri :,
"var ruS rcHwAnp sovu~r-r !, p-r.rss,. an'
"Arny efheers declare ths, u h irrpa--lszs =
make decided forward usovr.s-s usS1 rs<sx
wagons have arrived. NJ .hs issh Of yuly, -
olsimso ,hs, % SssoS vim Isas .as,S.s 4. ~, 49,
out OF the question.- .."'f nj. ! ~
Seventy svsn days havs elapsed sinss tk>l
Nation eprang 10 arma At its ehisftaina ell.
and yet those imtrorth geuiusss whose snbHms
military plans we are forbidden 70 sorufiaisA
sre waiting for the wasoa This susseu q
now vsrsion et tie o'd song ave-. .IIU1Hue5
WAIT FOR THE WAGON. .aodsa
.f ~ m11l .llii
Abu,sr.a so,,.,s r.,,,,.. 1lal l' inl
In gtsssisg var srv~g. sf1'
sheu,. '!oavArd nov N 6ohns.At ra
WY sSs W,ISs ~ 20 s.iss Ss. ,".. "a ..- ,os
with soi.s soos Is .~b.-.lst - y ."-
Oh, snsvsr ss. vs prey
Chorss 81 Chts/tstss. r'.H Hlo-a
Haa mus walls Coz ~ vaSs. eva
Ths real army vAso.s ..H
TIE n, coutrpct wefonN.
Ryush, ia tbs rs<.t.ps vsy. darf
..HTt
Nov, " tor arm = vsguvs. O 100
No, for co1 1pram'AS, yos vaia, I.H-
Jus, s't thsss tf shs isrn,ars .
OF coy Uaiop ssat. 'N
Al N yuu uaad tea ,houssua. 4. f.,.nU
Sound, s,fouG, though ssoee1 kasl.
lou'i hpd upoH tAs iBsshs 1000
AauPpiy fSr yavr deAAaa- ID U.f
ChOrus ... ... HUs
MOT wit for ne wages.
Ths asu arug vNr-rs.
Ths tsi top.fscs vaFeua HItn
TII shs isth u SJg. t.. .|...r
m. Is
No sWt adj R<, ~ odaHsS,OtB .....rH
Shal book the PtUpiAs psT, ..- Id,
Nor fsbol oompromIsis-
'Tia uessen's reckonlng tsT. t
Then shou, sgNin eur wsr osE, ... ..r
To Rchpotd onward n.4vst
We SOW can uAh ,hs nsi,srs.
Atd thai ws us>a ~ Pisvst ..tIU.
Chorus. .
Nbl val, for ths wpfenx
tbs ~ connasi vsgv@.
II nd tape 80 villa u. d. .U.
wss uli The Judsuna Dy. Gill
Ns- Fora, Jelly I, 1851 AR.
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Fasts and RumOrs.

THE CoRRHsPoNDANr Of the Times nom
FORTRESS Monroe, tperhaps ii q. RAYMosD,
who Is now thsrs,) says that Gen. BUrLER Bit
tsrly dsnouncss Mr.. BRNHHrT, OF the N. Y.
Herald, as q traitor, and states that he has
conclui I've evIdsnce that he Is in correspond
ence with the rebels, and gives them aid and
secret information.
GKN. Wool, II now appears, after he had
bean dismissed from New York, whore he had
rendered important services, by the Secretary
OF War, was nominated 10 the command Of
FofIs's Monroe by Gen. Seorr, but this was
suppressed by Mr.. CASmaos, who appointed
Gen. BuTIER 10 bis place. II is staUsd that
Gen. Wool bad made hin self obnoxious by In
terfsIing with the plans Of New York speculA
tors. An Investigation will probably 10 made
respecting the whole affair. Tho whole conn
try would have been materially benefited by
the presence Of q conpets ut pT0Ie'S0HU eom.
mandsr ~ Fortress M)nros.
A RHPoRr reached Washington on Tuesday,
that Gen. BRAGo had determined 10 abandon
the seilss Of Fo:t Ptkens.
THH FOLLOWING TABLE presents the totA
fighting forces Of ths United States and the
rebel btI tss; giving Missouri, Maryland and
Delaware to the loyal stats and western Vu-
ginia and eastern Tennessee 10 ths rebels. Ken
tueky 10 not included, beng neutral;
.... Union StatSs Rsbel States
Fres population, q. 80, ,19S,000 o,6I2 900
Men enliAtao .......... $4,000 $50 800
Msn armed. .,....,... A000o 10000
Gsn Ia nNservs.,,.,,,,, s,ts0,too Tt,cW
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c, nrAIs distrlets, as we note,

In CT RTAIS distrlots, as we note,
Our ronsn claim the right to vote!
Grant them the boon. oh Legislators,
And savs the Union" from its traitorfi
For women, wharso'Sr their traits
Win never vote for separate Hdt".
AsI IxcHANok PAPER, speaking Of Governor
JACKSON Of Missouri. says that II his 6fty
thousal a volunteers arc TO rendezvous where
their commander IL 20 be found thsy will hlys
10 bsloDg 10 the fy's9 artillery.
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PRICE ONE CENT

thsn 70 nor more than g. eompssiss, 10 Be
spporticned county vis., according 10 ruruls-
tion. and II voluntary snlistmsnts % not nii ID.
r.pks, the Governor 10 empowered 70 draft.
tye TO be the first onss ordered Into active s.r.
vice.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

EELECTRoPATHIO INSTITUTE, 231
~ BiI III .y.-Desponding inyalids are daily made
PfisiT1 PaETPs sps sLsZo Y s R.sbIss. 4:
only sure harmless and unobloctionAble specific, and
eertAin prcvenys for female eonpAnta ana ehre ME
krea Relief guaranteed els aAAos
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MEDICINES.
UuBoLDs GEsUmEPrxPAsAro.

HuMBoLDg GErUHKPHxPARAEcr
HnLkBoLDr BuoHu bs ~ nAsa~.
HKLADoLDs BvCHu Tor shs uaa.v.
HnIkBoLD's BUCHU ts< ~ anvaL
Hu1BoLD-s sUcHu Tor N. sr.,v.
Hk1kpOLDs BUCHu fos r-vosn.n
HIrkBoI.D BUUHu fo< Lo- 4 Ns,sv,
Hr1NBod.Ds sUCHu Tor psrss- 4 vA..
RELMBoLDs BuCHu Ter piso.H Br,.sss.s.
RE.NBo1Du puCuu fOs ws.k ssrv~.
HuABoIDT BUCHu st os.srn Dssur,,
HuMBoIDs sUCHu Coz u-sv-..i La-.ss.sA
HsLADoIDS BUoHU sDr Hssrw q D...s.
nxLxpoLDr BuCHu ns uss sv..A.
HMNBotDB BUCHu fss wsk.,sls.-.
HMNDoIDs BuoHu s.s pryu.- 4 u. na.
HuABotD's BUoHu fos nruyas~-
HKlABoL.Ds BUCHu tos Pain IN ~ B..A
HELNBoI.D's BUCHu er Hs.vins-- u d. nvsax.
WITH Temporary sasu..tsea snz L.- q assA
HnLNBoLDs BuCHu foc nObuis Ass h.AAs-.
sa--viih van, st attention ssz Hsrros u sssa-Ay
AnG a Gss.<-a
FnfALZs-YxkALns-Fx
TnEALEs-FEALALxs-FEAALxl
rEMALIs-RHkALss-yx
EsEs e sSSRs sSSs sHiS. sHiS
FTEE FTEF an tss 81 sS we: WE.
vsa HEArBoLOr BUCnu roo
ALL COMPLAINTS nsUSDHrT To ras snx.
20 FAMILY SHOULD Bn WITHOUT ",
no FAMILY SHOULD IN WITHOUT n,
no FAMILY SHOULD Bs WITHOUT II,
tbe patient In . shoyt time 70 . sAss q hs.in sss
Uss I.LygoID.s HKTxACI s0cay @. o.
gg, nnMaoIo.s nxrIAcr BUouu s.s sn
sEso,ions md dissAs. sf ths
URINARY osgASR
whcsser sristins In
MALI On YkxALk
From vhsssver c.oss sstsisstt.s. ans % asssss u
now LONG srASpBo.
An tps ssove dises.ss ana snytons a1mt, o. ths
sams tsatmoni aud mag orAEiAats tron tha sanas
sauss.
HM.NBoIDT BUUHg ..is ard pissssua h
tassa and oder, but Immediate In Ne ssdon.
rmycgsn1 appesred ssfsre NE, a AMsrmsn u m
sfU of Pkisdslphia- II. T. Hslmboid, Chemkt, Who,
bsins daily sver., doe. say that his lIeyer.toc con
AIN. no narcotic, mercury. or iniuriods aruss. u b
d. Z. HE1MBoLD, sas H.s.s.ssur.s
~swoT .n4 . Esahserihsd before Hss Ne ssd aAy q
WM. r. MbpARu, AAsrna..
Prizes u par eotis, OF ar p. %, deiysrea V 80
sddrssA Mama tstaA, Hotsl. dsrs or nxvrsss oesss
HMnBofDl
KTKAUr BUCHg
% fs.. :, s.ss: Y s:a: 81 osss osss Sts ssT
fsss%sss ,.,,,,.. H5IM5EI%n = In.5!.I. gs!,,,
,ol scu.h Tenth I. below Chss(an. fSiiszeipSlA.
| Wtsrs IN tstssu nnss - sddcesssl
NsOsJsARY CAUTIor.-8Aoaid ueprtnsipio.
55tssr grott snSE -oTsis--suaSa ths1 nasa Sai
| ibr cab
ABK FOR HKIMBoLD's kxTRAor BUoHu,
rAKENo oTHEK-CUKE aUAKANTKzDl
Describe gnptoms In ali communicative
- ADVICE oRATR
|
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THE NEW YORK sim.

rublshss ~ The New York I'm Ar,cs,Adcn
dsily buntaya srnepeed, on which no businas
vha.sver v rsodvsdl - The Old Sun Bglldingn,
eerner offultpn and Ns.ssu s,rps,s, sna No. 9ia
Brcsdv.y, ccrnsr q br.,de.y, Rnrhrou snd Am
r1vea, under ths Amerio.n Mussuua.
Ths DAny gun n delivered hy c.rffssu Z, uub-
pnrfhs. N Nss York Osy snA Vicinity, -
ex AND A QUARTER GENTS PER WEEK.
Binsls cop,s ons Ceua.
"Whsn ssrs b. Nall, -Four Dollars . Ye~.'
kvw.ss ctouisson ,hrOushou, the pear sn1tns
- psoe.nhsr lsst-
s1 ,sss COPIES PER DAY;
TEE WEEKLY SUN.
Nailed 10 subacribers - Bsvs0,y.hve Csns per
yesr, 10 nonshs, ~, sineie Cop,cs, two oepn
Specimens pr.s Gratis 70 intending Subscribers.
Adarsu eTaE SUM-"
oorrsr Hssu.u and Rulsoa ssres,s, New York.
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EsrPLOYMRNT-MaIo.

I nhAGOONS FOR THE u. 3. ARMY
/. ~ WA ted 100 youog mea 10 whom horses, equip-
m nts, rshOps elohiDe and medical attp VIII
'cbe iurnished. with good pay 70 each scidor. Ap-
e6ly At lsy Hudsoo =, or No. . broadway. yl sAAc'
s.,OlDIERs WANTED FOR THE UNITED
WBs,ss Arny-400 ahis kodied unmarried men,
} tosrd. e,othipe ard medical Attendance. Avp At
the prineipai Recruiting Rendezvous, ss Chatham
%. isA aAaa'iA
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SAVING BANKS.

A TLAFTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM
,9p.ss, e. e Ne. @ so.sry o4sn d, d,iIy; & psBsss.
Slloved. Intsref es.nmenoes July Ia NJ. D N&
fELT, Prsvt, JOSEPH r. OoOfnA, Bee. CBAA
b. BAILEY, Trr>s iesl 2Aao'lee
FAST KIvER SAVINGS BANK, NO. 5
~ Chanbeu st. ,o.,
Divideod-Tbs usual semi annual dividend at the
ATE of dx per cont per anruu, on all sum rom -
o $500, and I'VE oenk on sumo over eoOO, VIA be
|bay able on and aftsI the 18th Of Jnly next
Rank open daily from 10 a. M 10 p. n, and On
DThG-Nday evenings from B 10 o'clock.
None, deposited on or before July 18Th, win draw
n'''''' nv" - " YPEfRR II TITUS. Presiasns.
\ CHAs, A. WHITNEY, Secretary. jssS O'lH
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EslPLOYMENT-Female.

HELP WANTED ALL REsPECrBLE
- ghls out Of employ vould do we'll 10 oall
day ~ the Metropolitan Instituts, No. B9 sirth
avle bet IN and Amity ia. They VI III hud situations
kotoner there than At any other place IN the city.
fAlss vented. some girls fatally landed jeSs 6'iss
kSEWING MACHINES-A1TE TENrl0N -
- Wsnted orerstor having sssinE machines at
home; alsa good ironers on ladies' linen collars.
|lDREYfUs h MAYER. ~ Walker 1t. uS SriN
SEWING MAOHINES-WANTED PER
~ sons Who viah v laarn 10 operate 90 BoGrt
yvins naohioes. tsrms only el, and prActice on Al
kinds Of vert also some good seNers y Learn ne
pAntaloo@ trsds Inqu,re q psanaey n No. 81, ist
Nor. ieN1 aase'1ea
. SEWING MACHLNES-wAHTKD Ladies
~ k lcAru 70 operate On Singer and WhselM =
IVytroois ano vser Fewins mae ehines terms mo1ssee
siso al kinds Of sewing maahiaes 10 rent tern pH,
kee1l~ ana 81 fcr sals, a Sss henry a lele S4sc
900 LADIES TO TAXI
Wv tasir straw bat, 10 sST nshth ave " 9eta and
&1Tth sis. Ransnlber, up a.lr1 uhsre they cissn,
pres ara vlp lad 81 bonnsts for b osns; ast. en-.
[areed II required Ohildrenr bioonasr. cleaned and
|rresssi 10 lie present faAhiou, oeutleuaent srsv
SaA Psnams ha6 cleaned aud trimmed. Boyu hsu
Reisaned ana sitered 70 the prgsent ayie. We Ees
all hat. the prerLss; hatf dyed any color. pon1
forset Ibs panSgr, tsI rShth .ye, vi, up . .ts,L s,L.~
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TO LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-IN BROOKLYN,
1.1efoi foiioving apartments IN. No. - Vine =. vis;
SspS .s IN N No s Srs Ss T. ~ y ssr, sssI = * ss !ss
TspE 1s.ia IN s Ss r:'ii; 3: Sss io;s asS'''
A PAYMENTS TO LET - PART or
tel family, prie. slS per month. Part ofhou.e iSe
s, ..;S rists '.:$ an ;Jssr Ss'
sltha App1 On vreuises Jyarls
GROCERY TO LET-STOCK AND FIX
VI tue. Ic- sale a tmsll sro,sry, stock and az.
T sSSsYs ss 's.. s.s, Pss %'n'h II9aGi. c1s
I,ousE TO LET-No. llsX EAST 2ord
Il z ,ssisu Iumeei,te. Far particular. - "
s6srSs S ~ i.. Ns los r' ''fd TsesAs
HOUSE To LET-THE THREE STORY
Iibtiok house and store cor, Bedford and De Ksib
sSc VI Xs;ninssST' niss,' & & j.ss sssS%SkTSsD %.sTiss
pRNT REDUCED-ro LET IN HOUSE
~ o. Cr!sby 4, near Broome. the Hrut acsr, four
room, ee,hor or separsts. also large frent room
sna ,.o bedrqont on .eeond ase-; l.fFo yard ylih
STBAM POWER TO LIT IN BUILDINGS
- % ard 90 Mis- sbe'b 1t. rooms cell Ilshtcd, pra
s9eSSu pa..S' sasa' p'Ner. AIply 70 THOMAS MOHInN,
STORE TO LET-A STORE TO LET,
- large silver mounted show vindou, With
. sP. ass Hadoa 4, 10 the 'Botsnis bug stsrc,
Lost AND FeUND.
CCoUST BOOK Loyr-sS REWARD
.,s,S. Los, Sns0E ,ngs tSS sinniI u. Y BO.I Sg,Sies
ton h,Tket iva E'1S9
RoAT FOUNB-PICkKD UP. IN NEW
a.. fSs,h e,y, shiss long boat. yrected, on Fri
,Vp5 ns :, joiCis dScR, ESts ss.,iiis. es .i%s
~ lyS S'ioS
row FOUND D-EOTICE-CAME TO MY
Spisce, on btu ave s-d ts,h Il, one mIn CO.,. Tha
sr g can have her by paIins Expense. WILLIAM
nOG LOST = srBAYED FROM TIE
~ pfonise. In BpossD City, near Hcboker, Y, j.,
on sunday stsrngou, June son. large black Neg.
brss,t Any person returning him TO tho svner st
~ Broaa.ay' one door from W aker, Will be liher
ally rewsresd. lys si0l
noG LOST o. REwARD--BLACK DOG
- Of ths NsvfoundlAtd d breed hsd vhita hrsast
ano pAvy answers 70 ,te anne Of NERO Tse
trstr VIII receive the shove reward by leaving II
W. - :" ~. Us1i~
GOAT F0UND-JULY LIST, 1s6l-CAME
~ 10 my house, East 9Th Il, near 9th svsnue-Ors
nIlh oo.s Tos GSper can have her BY 2 wi.s en-
VAWL BOAT F0UND-JUNE 29th, 1861,
proving property and pa, Ing OK pcn.os By calling
oOskPA FoSS, $40 Elsventh sve jys srIO5
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MACHINERY.

NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
sr4yHss. BRoTHKH a CO.,
MAnufaotarers aud Dealon
In every deseriptionA si
sTEAA HkGiNxg AND BoILERs,
WOODMORTHS PLANEk9,
and AL othAr
Wool WSIkiaE kAehnes.
LAthos. flAnsFS, DrillA.
BABRTT.
COMPQETIIOn MErALA,
uith ali othsr articles needful
In MaehiAs Shop.
Sole MAnufAsAureu Of
I'd. pIOK0H
Ceioaptea Anti-f frietioa
PUECHR1
.-. .na rnzsssS,
nArtiS Pseeul siftins MAohines
Jenreyf Dcubis-A Acting Ban vAlvs Pumps.
''Sl' '''''' e s:S;: ST. .' Sis 'aA 7sHY % mi val
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CRKKNwICH sAvINGs BANK,

M No, 70 siIth ava, cor Of wayeriy Place.
~ July interest for leGL
The Board OF Tiustees have ordered Interest 70 ~
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-14
Onestionr md An.wers.

The pupils of District No. 2 of Somers un :
der the charge of G. w. Rice, and 3 of Pleasant
Prairie under the charge Of l, G. Thompson,
are carrying on d correspondence Of questions
and answers. The following are some Of the
questions proposed by No. 2, and the answers
given by No 3:
Quss, What proof have we that the earth
is round
Ans !. 1t has been circumnavigated.
2. Appearances of ships at sea.
3. Shadow on the moon is always circular.
4. Appearance of Polar Star -
5. Analogy.
Cues. What are, and what cause the Trade
windsl
Aas To the rsrsfaction ofthe cir at the
equator, and the daily revolution of the earth
is attributed the origin of the Trade Winds
which blow from the east or little to tho north
ofesst, north of the equator, and cast orsouth
Of east after we are south of the equator.
CUES, Why is it colder at, and toward the
poles, than at the equator?
Ans. Because the suns rays strike more OBJ
liquely and consequently. glance off the great
est amount of heat is experienced from the ray,
of the sun when they fall most perpendicular
".
g Ques. What gives position to the tropical
an polar circles?
Ans. The tropics are so called from being
the turning points of the sun in its declinasion
north OF south Of the equator, and the name is
derived from the Greek word trope. turning.
The earth is inclined to the plane of its orbit
90 Q 20 min, consequently the suns rays shoot
by the Poles an equal number of degrees, thus
10 eating the Polar Circles.
Qaes IF a ball weigh pound at the surface
of the earth, what will it weigh 1000 miles to-
ward the csntre7
Ans. Admitting the earth to be 500 miles in
diameter, the ball would weigh nothing, but a.
the earth is but 1912 miles in diameter. it
would weigh 938-959 rams.
Cues. Why can you see through q pisce Of
glass, and not piece OF paste-beard
Ans. Because glass is of uniform density and
allows the rays Of light to pass withou mach
ref raction the paste board is not unifoun and
retracts the light
Qaes. Gould we hear (supposing we could
live) if there were no air?
Ans. We could; water and, in fact, all bodies
are more or less conductors of sound
Ques. What causes thunder and lightning7
Ans. Lightning is caused by the approach of
a cloud overcharged or charged positively with
electric fluid, to another cloNd--or sometimes
mountains, trees, and steeples, unde rcharged''
or charged negatively.
Thunder is the disturbance caused in the air
when Observation-Disclosures of accumulated cleo
tricity take place.