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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06
rrarclaI.

OfrcE o. IMs Mourn AMERICAN FIRE ms Co,
. No: q WALI.sr NKw-YoRK Dec q 1852.
INHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS
DAY declared stMl-ANNUAL INTEREST DivI.
DEND Of -FOUR az PER CENT payable on dsmsnd fee Of
Oeyernmrut tax II. w. BLEECKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

This medicine Increases, tho power OF digestion and e1ces
the ebsoEbents into seshy scOn which the water or
cAcerous dispositions and all unnatural Engagements
ducsd well pain and Inflammation, and Is COED for
MEN WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.
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u. "FIYE-TWENTY" YEAR >.
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.

SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
COUPON AND REGISTERED ~ DENOMINATIONS
$40, 500. $500, $1,000 END $1,000.
CONSTANTLY on HAND AND FOR SALE AT PAR.
lSrEaEsT 40 C0xEKycs FR0s DATE or PugcHAs..
Tie l.TEREsT en- the OSDs Is st tue Of CENT
per aunUm, payable lst Of Msy end November GoLD.
which at the psfeut rats Of premium Gold equivalent
10 LIGBr rLE CRsT pax ssSUX
Icy are tns tHEsFEsT GOVERNMENT SECrrfrT
TIE NAnEEr and Iay tie largest interest thor
Ibsy les inef T. become ibe
ss aOsT Of a. She bonds Government
They the bonds upon which the Government
es tr9vgt "a, cont eac GHd IJtmg v pelie, for
continued naaucIal support
e keep d. ior facilitate investment In them ana
make them ID - the public AMI every dollar
Invested H. ID through contributes 10 the direct and Inn
mediate support q the cover Eelt
FISK &c HATCH,
BAyEERs and DrAL8rs in al issues Of GOVERNMENT sad
oiier desira. o. Securities. No IS " 10 81.
DEPosifs received COLLECTIONS te LOANS negotiated
GOvERNEENf Vouchers bought, sold, coilecssd &c, SC.
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I'D Young, single NNfei CT toh'fhNt'ihs Nsiifs''
IA many 'c.i,ns peculiar 20 cla-si.
THE EXTRACT LUCHU
e. uncqIaroby feledy IN CA.oEosis j. or Bcen
cn l4.s -aaTy. PDD;uleGs cr SllpEcsson o. Customary
E,as.aa. ls,fsee o.iuioa4 s.ie go tte Utsus Leu.
colThua Whites sedy and i5r al comp ANT, incident
200 sea- Gsi..us V-n nd-lesoa, EaDs o. dss
patton, N the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sslp. ah0v@.
No FAMILY SHOULD b. WITHOUT 1T.
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TB1UIRD-AVFNUE SAVINGS BANK,
a CORNER 5D.Av. AID 2JTH-Sr.

SIX PER Cent IhI aE.Sl ALLOWET
DErosifS MADE o. o. BgEoaE ANA r sros.,
VII DRA% INrse . +, IRON r FaA' .GATsii 'Sl
WluSs sDAT ond SATURDAY E.t.iN o. moHDA1s
SPENCER n. OF ,",5' dses3 . Z. o.
ARCS. + LEs, Secretary. .trs IRE ideht
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tlcal Goiaic for Sale.

EIRST-CLASS FARM for SALE-Ons mile
Ke.iias. 70. lo srres u Limestone Lt.d ~ per
let fpr ih 81 acres 81 woodland, sora hons. a'dlusr
bfck oafu. sale roof. spins sud running ean Oh t"o
Premises. ,ll.sDie lor diIfy y cto. Aptki9
DAVID MCKNIGHT. Reading. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
A,CROSBY's BOOKSTORE. No % wILLiAM-sT
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I'VE GREATEST PLACE in the CITY foI

re- EkNUJo UEbILIIY.
~ By &. D. HAMMOND. NJ. n,
EIPc'essor Of SgeiA alif1y end surgery m Tho Syra
Medics College New-l OK author 0f Medical iuio
r.aiion fir The hlioo," &e devised Edition. NEW aud
RELIABLE fEEalAENI Pic. - B., mailed Those .gho
have beel G, pointed in tAc Cure II eeuica Weakness
1npo.ency tut h4drc3 corn, ts, wogd ID wei 10 procure
cory Of is bo's ard cad ospeiay pages IL, ia 10
and z6l 20. 10 be mad oniy o. fa- F.blsner.
T.. WAtNI1l no. Ncs,y-st.. Now-Y or.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-04
lei OnoWay's Ointment.

;4 eanss Dsarf@s, gcIGipcaehs unb asiis @eIenre. tutbs Kns
~ent0anbete 6lBe, aISSs bieies nab Der @Dloat ertIaQtr. wsut"
uM @efabreu 5a ~begsauett, beoentt, fpeI3e llnteritfbun9 Str
so~sHfetten our1 eiaen ECpf Der bcileneen unb tub
Yen Gen Satbe ssgaBEsn tSnht: DtsIelbe riadt Die 6abs
b6rsr uae fiirfer. IS oab he biz srOBten GrmliOuns'n errnssn
tSnnen. Gte bebt bic GntsanSung une @tetftett Der @elenIs
auf anb ~aGt ~OteleLbeu ftart ~unoiratts ipeiI far
il S3i94s &abelbtebe unD3 ~RugeIpunpea
Tie uhiDertrefRi@ ia ne, bait, Gle @ni5anbung barcn cA aRS
Sett inetfteHttstIs Die gSrnbsn sHfarnnten, ttI6 beiIt bansr b
gefabrl@ne 0sAn0e inEeu nHo eplltdrotg.
Granea slnD S6tpeEtern Unleger 5retwili9en,
5sE stSart " ben ScrniiseTa gursr wldnaer unb Hrihsr feis
faf ass9e3etbastt @litititFaIbe.
Durb bas gcitenle6eH bstf yoGt In 0leaem unb RaIts
S y ffa'i Ne Sfss ssonptSSu @i Ssr SSSiaSI as
tiient Dsrieben bat 1T tetne geiabr ~6crban6en. giniae @iasu
bes MCrgets uH6 Ibenbs Ssn0nrmen, uab baS Slntuisnt
tUstnalal es geses ant osr grsIt gac aa SeIls stnssrtsb@
snsen mir snr gasaeu ArnIee
GOlDatens @d6tmn0l
Sebt taeh GuIer et9eRen @euuobeit uno trdut niMt ben Ge.
rse-Meebpinen. Die giue1 unb bds ointment iinb aber &C.
s.sa's eeb : rot s ) ss"s'St Se I' 90 I Sabrsn : so y ~ glE SgS1,s.s a sas
Mrrneel @trDpaS nit benisIten berfebei, NIB ,p6brenb bes
Rrlnl Sris8ss bate er en si8tnes Depot in BaIaclaba gum be-
Ssna Agent 1T etaem Gage iber cine Eoane Oiutuent. Dti
ius@tbors Jsgbe eev SOlSoten I'M So9er ais
Dparrbpe, DpIenterp, SGnrbpG, @eulem unO
8 @9crufTelm /.
ssr5@plntsn bitrb bisTe gIaen NIB Sas ointment ,nS nrn
ea Der Stufin eansen Qanoe 9ett
gu ben MaHen! gu ben @GfenI
2oBf bieIe brarcn 2eute nidt SurG R~ranrbeiten Ieieeu, ssbi
In ibren Sdnben beIe Scf9GttsH Wseb5inen, baB fe F4 Dor
ben oefibrIiben GpltSfelunaen, 6iebern, taIten Siebtr, ans.
ben g8unben, 6enen ie niht ent8eben tDnnen, beust mD9st.
i St es gut, bob fe Bios IN ben EotniEsr AZ areiten bobea
un6 etne @ieMSta fnsens Die in iebef1 Sale ouf BEN G6luGt-
telbe ben Gnben tn G8ie otele Eduien6e pirbsn asrsisk
pereer. roe::n Fst8 6iele Ntcbistnen sur Sanb 1nb.9
EBaruurt9. Eettte ihb apt treIn niGt bic 2Brrte s@rAD~
SOP Meo-gort rnio spnScn" cts gSsncr5eiGfn tn leSem
Rlatte 6es sIna efuu1ssitbes uut iebet Sop ODER Rafen erteyA
cen baS 9tdt BAIT, Sine babiae GeIcb,unD wirb S.,et
0sriprcGen, welperhnr@ an5eioe 3nr @utoedunD icI@er pc
{ On pbsr RerIonen Ti6rt, pclGe bele Me6i3tH nG9abneu
He onbteten. mtfen5, CAP Fe nt1taft Rnc.
~ 8srsanft u Der Totrit BON grOi1cr 9cactrnH Va
MSatten 2ane, Ncp-@ert, nno bel allen rcipeftot elm Drue-
AIfen rno NisOtstnOertdHiern in ben Dan5en t~ershniAlew @taaten
runb Der C~tniIifrten ggeIt
Shahtetnpc1t 20 Gents, SO Gents NIB 1 Dollar
Wfom ipGrt rieI, lrenn man bic. grrkereW E&aNtelM utlulu.
V. .. WamsHunSsn tAE &rauts- fnb BET ,G~aItsI tA
etiasL hbl6s
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INK, Gtai1eer>@Hen3
rein8ebaItea bDn alien u~uterbtefem gt0rnen oufDetaudten Cur
ro9dttn perf1lft mad rie tpr beim SaB nu6 bet Der @olons
a. entiprebenb btltgem gpetS
Anni7s 9 8stttt@ sae bon SIab- u. @ranbhHr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-04
e1teaaes esaee 81.
a. gei ditszs8criegnJg.
Der tntes3etHhett rat fdn Steinbautteel@5t sch
@ $50 gtprthifr. rod @de BON
- Wnhs n1b TreDeria1r.

tetgeBt, tmb petten bgrt ele Gotttm Gratfetas4 Dlgnuntente &c.
Guf Gi6sli9R feline Srt aneeierti9t. Die Grat}&rsftea fstseen
est &~erlauesn In seatfser, ergltfAer neer anotttr S3dfFttf fta8e"
Grabeu. 8erter ~Ueerngbtne to ale bprSrtanen6e1 StetttsIetGF-
Seltea On SpA9au!sn u. /. -. aS ba Ina @tarbe 8crst sttnesa
cuFs @ef6naegppaRe ra65 beas 8aufele bsr @ebduCe eRsp9sta6an,
(ggaf15s S. gDtnternF9bt+
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aramfe rsttO Gmtfrdftete !!
ala Or. SwaSne'S

DE- Str1Dtte'& n
3uiattmenaeIebter Sprup BON WtlDttrlAen.
8enuSt IRS empfsbIen bon ben beribnteIten @ersten ais
aaeiass Saitea, lGitaitans es4'i eroa$ St ' ensStt & ssa,
IuS3ebruna. sIaaen Slfen, BIrtipeten, Setierteit i9pader
stinaale, stmsrs IN ben iIris-o rgansrt osrOOrbsneni gIit,
Sdmers IN Der Sette imb Braf, SerSflppfet ODER 9erstraat-
belt, alien pals, 8ruft- nno SunsenIeben. a8
sa4 Dr.. @mapne's
3aiamn1enselebter Gprup BON Wtlpftr1den
beftneet F6 Jest User elm 8iertel Sa4rtunbert Dor Der gee.
uHO 1T sn ~bsrtanfen in ieOem bepObnten 4beils Der Grte.
Dr. 9waYne'S
sufainmen9eleBter Ssrup BON Bilbfirl9eu
ptrb suserettst unter Der nnmitteIbarsn Iuff6t ern Or. S.
eabn nit eena ptbn9en gsrtbeiI elmer rsseindbis:n meoBini
l9sn 1tiesus, in stnsr Der better unS aitsltsa S6alen in
naGeep etasn Teolt9sH &errtn III nsns PStloselpbia Eispena
lalp ane psr plsls SSsSre Lass Nrat I'M 9pipitsI utO aItsn
ArutglbaWs teuer @tabt. s3b
Or. SwaYne's
5ul1inmengeIebter a@5Yrmp BON Wtlnfirluen
iii bGRcr sana ~aaSsrldifs ,fsiH nsues u~useprlfea Experiment,
ien6ern ein pDnia .~erpr6btes Whdtsl, e1S in Eanfeaben Don
5@araiiisa III SlsiEaSs mi, in aaslaaSs ssOraa6f pirS.
3 Msmi9 nakOr r. g waVMe'S @
saldmmen0eIebter @prupl boa @jlDfirIben
1T bic ~nCri9insae unb etnSis d6te~ 8ulGrrfnsnlesuag BON es
mem i9dsbartn Baum, bic erte we6e ienials 1T beient 2anhs
altereitet raloe.e une bic siuSi9e, pel&e et re9elnab6sr
Irit 5uberettet, pbalctcb bic H1men bon bet0nnte1 MerStett 8fs
bereilunSea bon sBllbtri&en b~eiseIeet fnb, Sic o6er nt6ts'
nit ibrer 8eresune st tbaa babta, unb weIde Rauisn benz
ielben MIR bstseti9 ttnts bic nber rtdtS NIT tprer SeieunnS
sm' tbun Baben, nat tbnea einea Sui III ret11efen un6 per-
nttteIft ~DsrietbeA ben Bertanf Der .sae ism bel f~pralcien aea
len ~SuISrtern. ~ ssn &
o.. Swapne'S So.
3nIantmengeIeBter SYrup bon Bt(Dftr1@en
9 erseffet nt9t t! baB tbr, weaw Der seib berfoptt ODER
utbt ttnI6n8li9 sfen ieu icate
Swa9ne'S SarlapariQa unO 19eer<Ytlsn
tn gerbtnuunS nit BEN gsilbEri&en sprup nsbmet; bieie
4ilen inb Elm i1nenes ~reinisentes Sarirniael,5 DaS ade b6ie
@aIablcnoerunseh aus eera Nlasen nn6 ben @eb6rrnen ents
fernt, pocur9 pOli9e @siunbbet beraeftellt miro.
Pbilabelpbta. sasg,StsE. gas8a .8 A8e1
Is @entS.e IIq4agIsa a1sf4h ls&1
Wlan abreIFre 8sItellan9et an 3
t1 10Y 1sH or. $. 3 n ann & GDbm,
m sx| 55s 144 Norb s. Ctr. NriabsIpba.
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%*faEr t ii. %afumft eew OtSenkahn
sSSlae.
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0ltrrbclOt= Snltitnt
p6er
Deiitl9e i1atuript FenI1aftltGe mebi3intlAe
Sdute tn ct. QVuts, @gp.
Gaemltdts.& oMeaiams ]

neutrality-suspicious.
@r. &~ {anttter, BrDfsG0r Der Mnatpmie, Gtirurgte Ane
MueenbetiiMnbe, Der htrirBi1-augeRa
0r8iltbeu 4tntt unb ppIp-SIinit uHh
asa Decan Der Sofult6t.
Gr.f@5. EGrh0es. DrpfeHpr her @ebnrtSbnlfs, @bnaefslp-
6e uno BebnrtstulHiGen Rltnif.
Or. g %ftnf. DrDfefpr fer @benie uAb pEarrnccie.
Or. s.. 3. 2SerndyS. DrVfeFcr Der ptpFt Bptanil unp
" Wfnera[Cete.
Or. 81 &uSfotett, prOedpr Der petEpic9te unb EEtrupt
lrb Der rtsotStutiGen 8Itntt.
Or. zS. Brts, prSfefpr Der Ytsfplpeie.
Or. g. &ec, Rrpfenpr Der Materia Medica tnb naetitt
mihsn 9olpeGItntt.
Die Settrs1ebnrgen perbeu bn Or. @antnter aelettet.
MIe 9peige Der Acknowledgement uno Mettsin nerneu In
MEIER Nafalt N lahenattiher 6fibenIpLge bSreetrnoen.
Die @prleirngen Beginner al. /. Septemter 1862 unb hnu-
ern obne lntcrsrehune Bis L. Nlnt 1863. 0as Stubienidtt
asrfaat tn 2 @ereher nnb eiebes SeneRer umfaBt Wirnnte.
@ebapren, sSnndtriculattpn SIS. 8Grtefuneen fur Se-
meter $15. Secirtarte SIS. t
Nper -Htntihe unterrtht In unferenf ei0enen Sr1pttae
Notwithstanding TN Stabts9pfpitdle, in Der Counts
farm unb IN Der amtalatprii&en Gltnit teS SnEtutstf
fret.
Die anntslbuneen fnO Bet BEN ltnterseiGuetet f@ttftt&
uno ntineiin ia u1aGsa.
inner YfOsranrnn, bas auf II Dradieitsn ale ptTenSmertte
Details eutbalt itebt Sercrnnann auT Derfigune, unb ndteFe
MusFunft ersbsllt aRf D~erlaHseu i@rtftt@ oSer mancIt&
@r. VI. BANNER,
TrpedCr unb Ocean Der 5acultd
Gftict: Sc. SO tarftfr,, swii@en 3. II. a. Ao29t
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2eeaep 1s4to sptUaer ya1rpt6ts~
Ass SGIftntngea H. obiOsGiSembabtt
Nn unb mad sena ID, SFsUber 1892 eehra tSalida 8 4get
s'ptfAeu Baltimore, TreOertd unO Sarpsrs Terr5.
@erldBt 1er(d6t 3
B0ttimCret 6drperS Terrt;
GrpreB T35 8Drna. z ubr Wadn.
Schiu9 600 80 @T.cs
M%ccpnmOoatt6N AS Ra1tt. $40 gcrrtittnd.
Yer @rpreB3ug h0It ni)t an, an Eeefloiipren. MIG aeeen
rur bic @rpreBiu9e beS GDantn4s.
Der @rpteBtu9 NIB 6ey Accommodations 2ua Efebt Bet
tnna.
Scr GaieotPa-D {ilesIccompDatiOt 3aS
9eri9st standardization sa $40 u, 9.15 8craItt. arb mn
Les unS 500 ate&na.
g]rh gGtcptsts @ttGS aaa $40 " 14,O9 seUrarns, uub nm
Bis An6 6,20 yfa5nt. -
stad MdlHT1aton umD cent @nbet
gebcn bte 8a0e sim $50 rmb 7,40f II. 10 II. nosssssteas. fosyse
usa $50 uuo 10 glaGysitt0aS. eerYssa
apa Ss'dltg 8una $50 aub 40 8iDrsen&.,
Upu N8of1tnqGpn
aal 6,0o anb $40 II. III IL. ggeraWtacs Wnb $50 nuS 200
9iaMu. SIN eSnnag npr gfaaufttt4gg In4 . $50
der brittle ub FINITE 3ug Bon Baltimore unb BET sneyte
uao cisrte 5ua Oru a01ggngtea gcIfsn an oeG GeGsS5tottDnets.
Der stoeSte pn6 finftc 6ng BON Baltimore uah AaibtnatOu
fteht NIT bsr @nfcpDitS Gafntn 9erbtRbnrg.
&s~ SEesea &tSess, &vSsgmft, fa5rt Y. T. -. tgeaSe ssaa
E2 Ga y - GnGBGnb, agent an ber Eilae-Gface
REORGANIZATION. @ $50 "a. 81 @ntt9,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3altinorg4
" A8. aSkF Observation-Disclosures. (Wrf6. I'D
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S sYnr tefonperel Ue1nflElBnabl3e.
g Ginmaf5trcr rms HesGeape fpaten fe6f ~DOrtbtts ieta, s5e &c
tsg Ms4stte saRteE pn9 iOlAa bstisIteH nay pm irsast am
6saeafel g5eaatRn IAMftA ptiae gMl ibrerr @sfait EeSSn,
ntAt abs TErt 9ihEsern pset 3aifat1traecgaa hs lie igni ser
Wefglg ~Gus9eiest Fsn9. bsiaspia9et is u2rbrH unp stt @fJp
BafsaR e~Hs8Ttsns &@A@W afs9
54l4 Gag15dtrf3s S5iLette
unt ngea Ssasga sgs aFeaGasasrp 81 9Gbtn Bs sal
&c. IL. 8ilSebronet. @ysih.
aaIlIl.l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s~snllEaaeses aas- 81
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Der Nec . b attDnss 3u0
bic ST eberif Der1dBt y aGttmore
u 1T 4. 30 Na6mi., unb TreberiG ut1
6 80 llfr Mprgen8.
gad BARRIERS 6errb 8 1br Mprser8 nno
4 80 Nadm.
Son 5arpers SCRIP I'M 1 80 3adm,
un6 6 20 Mpreens.
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8oltim Ore u. Oki 10 @tienboAns

= - 2 W W = q 2 ~
Mb abttt
Rad 8ulbinstpn nm 4 ubr 80 Wiu.,
Y 40 nnb 10 19r 8Ormittaes unb nm 8 so
uno 5 10 Nadmitta98.
So '@ufbinstrn nm 6 llbr, 740 nnb
IL Ibr Scrntittags, uno nm 3. 90 ubr
lnb 5 n9r Na9nltttaSs.
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IlrsrHaa aS. d. GebuftSt4
Deutf6e 8uAbanblune, Gu6btnberet rssD
sa& sii QetbbtbltUtbef,

9 q. ga rs. @aEtfanpre=. sist Sdcn sga3s u. EpntSapRr.
: Sd etlGnbe mt metreh Trsuhhen ippie ben. eeesrten gubIita1r
au9enietneu f~auSuaeiesn. baB iR neiu @s&6ft upt 30. So
@asfr. naS Obtsea Ylds psr4gst babe usb bite bas MFR fetMr
ei9entte 8ertronsa nra ferner b%etusbrcu gu Hclen. d
gestn Eager son ! Mt # en- Sill ertt In GQeu 8rGu&eI,
S@aIbRGer, S9retb- uhb 3et6ent efte, S@refb-
ttatertalien alet art, beuti@e @uftf fit Btaau ins @e.
.aus. babe ib ant bes bete berpolhanbt8t irnb tperSe in 8etro@t
6er fAIebten 3ettbis btaisfeu 9rete feger.
Slut n1eine 2etbbtbItottet Iaa9st& Defenders a~rEnertIarn,
abent t6 bicIeIbe wisber bebeatenb beritkrtt babe.
: anf ba8 Gtnbtuben ppn 8aGerm, DtuFf &c. iperbe t1 s1ein
b~eIonssre gufaerfIontfet bettesnben, NIB babe i@ meme 9u@.
nberei 10 ~sclESsbt8 ssnssrt&tct, INT 0aet auFrisen beRcus
nigea sn t5unem. 3D.. &C. G6mtbt,
SO. "a VI. Baltimore. spii@en Soa m.6oaibapt1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-27
The Exhibition and Alumni Meeting ut
Wilbraham Academy.

WMBRAHAM, June %, 1862.
The literary exercises connected with the
annual examinations, and the meeting of the
alumni, of which promised sketch in my
former letter, have been unusually brilliant
and interesting. On Monday evening, Rev.
George NJ. Steele of Boston delivered an ad.
dress before the literary societies of the insti-
tuition, on ''Men, and the making of them
practical discourse, and every way worthy
OF the occasion. The speaker alluded to the
mistaken notions of manhood, so prevalent
among the young, and administered a scathing
and well-merited rebuke to all who would,
either by precept or example, degrade
labor, and strongly insisted that discipline was
the making Of men. Not facts, but the ac7ui-
Sit'on Of facts, was the true object of study,
and student who aimed only at accumula-
ton, could at best but achieve reputation as
walking encyclopedia. The address was
filled with vigorous thought and well put
truths, and was received with applause and
favor by large audience.
The alnmni dinner was held in the commo-
dous dining hall of the new boarding house.
and reflected credit on the efficient steward of
the institution, Mr.. X. O. Sessions. 1t was
intended that the speeches of the afternoon
at the dedication of the boarding house should
be delivered from the balcony, but the rain
rendered it necessary to adjourn to the chapel
at Fiske Hall.
Rev. Fales ii. Newhall of Boston, formerly
pastor Of Park street church, in your CITY.
was first introduced, and delivered an address
on the intimate relations between religion and
science, and showing the agency of the church
in preserving and perpetuating science, from
the earliest ages till the present time. His
address was most finished production, full of
classic illusions and graceful oratory, with
evidences of scholarship of high merit. His
old friends Of Worcester will be glad to learn
that the promise of his early public life but
just commenced when in their city, is more
than fulfilled by his later efforts, and that he
bids fair to take commanding position in the
world of letters.
After the address, his excellency GOV. An
drew, who has been since his arrival the OBJ
served of all observers was introduced, and
spoke for nearly an hour, to a delighted audi
ence, in his usually happy style.
GOV. ANDREWS SPEECH.
He commenced by saying, "IIad l been
ever so thoroughly prepared to speak, to adj
dress you in the language Of formal and la
bored speech, | certainly would throw Off the
scholars robe had SO rashly attempted to
wear and return to the modesty which ought
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general News Summary.


bOS-ON AND VICINITY.
The unSightly sheds and low structure on
the corner OF Kneeland and Albany streets,
Boston, is to be replaced Immediately by an
elegant structure of brick, having front on
Kneeland street of 6S feet, with a semi-cir-
cular roof, depth Of 1872 feet and height of
81 feet, reaching down to the Assembly Hall
building, on Albany street. Work will be
commenced within ten days. The front will
bear in large letters the inscription "Outward
Passenger Station of the Worcester Rail-
road"
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY
The inhabitants of Holston, who have a
company in the sixteenth regiment, in Gen.
McClellan's army, have dispatched Il surgeon,
especially charged to look after the health
and comfort of the men of the company
There are $3.50 men in Lowell liable to do
military duty. This includes the names of
about 200, who belong TO the four military
companies of the city, and are not liable to a
draft.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
The Adventists are to hold a camp meeting
in the grove at West Wareham, near fremont
depot, commencing July LIST, to continue five
days.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Aaa B. Cutler, of New Bedford has been
appointed acting third assistant engineer in
the U. S. navy.
George Wilkes of Freetown, a man of no.
toriously bad character has been arrested for
theft, but it is believed that lie is also an ac-
cessory TO the recent murder of John Bullock.
The Wamsutta mills No. 2, in New Bed
ford, will commence to run full time July
9TH.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Ephraim T. Hum, who was stationed at
the military post in New London, and wit
messed the burning Of that city after its cap
ture by the British and IIessians under Arnold,
died at Longmead0w recently, at the adj
yanced age Of niney-six years.
Two human skulls have been found in the
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ACCIDENT TO A VETERAN STEAM RAILROAD
CONDUCTOR UPON Horse RALRoAD.-No
man is probably better known to the travelling
community than Mr.. James Parker, for TWEEN
ty-hye years a conductor upon the Western
Railroad, who has travelled during that period
a distance equal to many times around our
globe, and yet never met with any personal
INJURY Mr.. Parker was in the city the other
gay, and feeling little fatigued, concluded to
Try one OF the new-fangled inventions, horse
raliroaq car, which passed the Worcester de-
pot when IN Essex street, where repairs to
the track are in progress, the car was thrown
from the track in such a manner that several
OF the passengers were thrown upon Mr. par.
ker, who had one Of his ankles so severei,,
sprained that he will be confined to his borsg,
for several days.-Boston Traveller.
Large numbers Of sick from the ARM, &c
Gen. Halleck have reached Cincinnati ana
Louisville. When Memphis was captured
merchant of that city removed to Grenada
Miss, under rebel assurances that a s.stand
would be made there" He has Just returned
to Memphis in disgust. saying he had barely
got started when the rebels commenced phil
ing up stakes.
\ recent court Of inquiry at Richmond de-
cided that the destruction Of the famous Mer-
rnnac by her officers was unnecessary, and
tliat she ought to have been used TO prevent
The passage Of federal vessels up James river.
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GENERAL PoPE.-A communication from
Washington, dated June 25th, says :-"Maior
Gen. Pope spent some time on the floor of
the house to-day, and many members were in
trodnced to him, to whom he expressed very
freely his views concerning the conduct of the
war, both in the west and in the cast He be-
ieves that the forces of the rebels at Rich
mond are over-rated as the forces of Beaure-
gardat Corinth were before Corinth was evac-
uated. 1t was the concurrent testimony of
spies and deserters that not less than 10000
or 100000 armed rebels were behind Beaure-
CARDS entertainments. But upon the occupa-
ton of Corinth it was proved beyond ques-
ton that he never had more than $4,000 men
there. Gen. Pope does not believe that the
rebel army at Richmond exceeds the latter
number.
HE laughs at the prevalent report that
zen. Beauregard has re-enforced that army
10 the extent Of a single soldier. He consid"
ers the war IN the west as virtually at an end,
the only thlng yet to be done being to possess
anu holu the immense breadth of country al
ready really conquered. In answer TO a 6ues-
H u concerning the 10000 prisoners taken bv
nm, according to Gen. Haileck. he saws tbat
ne took $4,000 men, they could baydl,, La
called soldiers, and % 600 stand 90 -: Do
60 IN ~ tne many capuyes taken, were
hieatis 70 leea them, and believing that there
was iittle temptation for them to Join the reb,
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AFFAIRS AT RICHMOND.-The reports from
before Richmond, dated Monday last, repre-
sent that the rebels are fortfying themselves
strongly at every point toward the city-pre-
pairing to dispute every inch of ground. Gen.
Mcclellan in the meantime had brought up all
the available seige guns from Yorktown, and
placed them in position. Richmond papers
indicate that the army is beseiged by another
enemy which threatens to make trouble in
their ranks if they are not soon allowed to
fight. Provisions come in reluctantly from
the country, partly on account of the rig
orous police restraints adopted in the city,
and partly of the prevailing unwillingness
to take confederate money. Deserters also
report that General JOHNSTON was severely
wounded, two of his ribs being broken, and
that Gen. LEE is in command. WISE had re-
tired in disgust or in disgrace. FLOYD, re-
lieved Of his command by the confederates,
had been restored by the state, and was rails
ing legion of ten thousand Virginians, who
would hardly be in at the death. The Rich
mOnd papers also announce that jeff. Davis
was i'll at Raleigh, whittier he had been called
to visit sick child. Faint hopes were ex-
pressed that he might soon return. The rebel
generals had made many attempts to precip-
tate a battle upon field of their own choos-
ing, but none of them had been crowned with
success.