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WrLLrAxsBuxGH sAvIsss BANK, >,

WuLIAxsBuxGH SAvIsGs BAsK, !
Corner Of Sou b Sd ana 4th-sts., Brooklyn p. d.
dividend NOTICE.-DePosltors are here spy
,n PR CENT PER ANNUM on all sums OF three doUars
and Upward that shall have been deposited three noh a. 90
h S,.t Jsv a July NEXT will be paid to depostos on and
sr,r MONDAY July 49, free from Govsrnmsat tax Inter
s not called for will passed the credit oil dpo"'o
Deposits made before the 10Th day Of July next VIII
draw interest from the lst ,,.,t bo,5.
aud ON estate worth double the smount loaned
and In City Couny, aud United States Bonds
IN. BAH (. open business daily (Sundays shd Hona
.rcsp,eD On Mondays and Saturday. from TO oc e.
n nl snd on Tuesday,, Wednesday Ihuf'day' anu f"'
u''' '' " 49, VIM WALL, Prssident-
GEoRoE RIcA ARRpT',os }Wc.Pre.idsns.
SAsuEL III. TKUsLow, Secretary.
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Gorscs an1 fGlma UdlieO.

yNANrED-A small TRACT, with q comfort
W ado uJi 80 SO b.. r.. o. casi nsfo .-44 4t". .n
OF &c coat. Joe 1raI .l~ .ty.
H.. ssrs FAtN. Of ~ e.s tlsa 80 Acr' 80 . I'M
pofoa, ABOVE l4. not 70 coai .o9Vs 80 lsf
Also al improved COUNTRY STAT '.iar4 sboa'
rl5go
Alo. .rrs, TftftT. "a tie water near fl4 Guy Nttl
coz. g.sU.o DWELLING. g. cost iron rh t1 81 -tl'"
JOHNS f. hHOIbkt,
R~t. Estate Lfotrfs.
30. . sa.s4a.st.. g. h.
WANrED-A .oar-'.op IOLsE nsa' Mali i.l,
Is 5aefs. 80 % sasIau-sL
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IIVHE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YoaK SEM.WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents Of No. l.S57 I Juno 2Gl:
I..LEADlSG ARTICLES: TIE Rish, to u', NH.
tsfy AIociri-s-Nho 10 Responsible MsftfT /
zone, Mexico; Whsi Mr Wsie. &. pelus, IL.
Crlh. 10 P,on'ai Visinias s.,,"os The Amer.
a.. a.. .s S.' ii.a 81 Law. ass ~ sa:H
Com,Ss Nonf; i1s Rebel Campaign, tn, War
.nd tho Union An Earnest Wssa, Cone 70 Tie
Point.
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..TliE WAR IN TUE SOUTHWEST.
WHOM WASHINGTON. SPECIAL D..gs,eAss 20
Tho \ Ir5uue
vI..AFFkIRS At PORT HUDsOS Correspondence
Of Tho y. Y. Tribune.
yII..THT SIEGE OF NItKsBCRG: summary Of ito
Lse.. ke~s
VIII. AMERICA AND POLAND, Tho noe Of Nj
Seward and tbs Kassiaa Reply.
X..FROM WAsuiNOTON: Correspondence Of Tho
y. \. Tubane
X..LErTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL cORRE-
sPONDENT5 VITA THE ARMY or IHb
CUMBERLAND.
XIHOW THE BLOCKADF-RUNSERs ESCAPE:
Correspondence oi Tue I. Tribune.
XII IMPORTANT NAVAL SUCCESSES. Capture
gal; Anothe, Rgo.l Ram Blown Up.
XIuFACTs AND KUMORS As THEY PLY: Tb.
Beoss Advancing. k-teal!ng, Doiug Neither.
Here, There. Eveiywnere and NowheIe-Muea
suoke and Very Little Fife.
XIV FROM MARYLAND: CouespondoIcs Of Tho
n. Y TsBuns
XV..LETrERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
s sf1li WITH The ARMY OF rAE
XvI..FRoM CAIRO AND BELOW: Correspondence
Of The N. \ Tribune.
XVII. INTERNAL REVENUE: Dee,ions by tho Com
missioner.
XVIII. MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION
XIX. THE PRIyATEERS TO BE HUNTED DOWN
a Powerfai Fleet Ready Tor PuI.gk.
XX..FROM EUROPE.
XXIAGRICULrURAL PROSPECTS.
XXu.. COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
XIII. VERY HARD CASH: BY tho Author Of at 1,
Neyertoo Late TO Mend"
XXly..ThE ALDIE CAVALRY FIGHT: How the En-
gssemcut was Brought About l.s Effect on tue
Enemy The H.sut. Attained; Tho Plan Of Bat
tie, COLA try Of Our Cavalry; An Inc dent On
the Railroad ho~ an Engineer RAJ the Gauut-
lol, and How lac was Obnsed 70 SurrenIoi at
Last; Rems liable IL glot with Hand Car. Cor.
r.spondrnce VI Tie ". Y. Tribune.
XIV. POETRY; In Wartime.
XXW..THE MYSTERY OF THE NILE.
xviii THE CROPS ~ ILLINOIS: Correspondence Of
The y. Y. Tribune.
XVIII. .INyASIoN OF GEORGIA b COL MONT
oOMERI: Important kIPsdihon by ColorSi
u, Destruction; Cap.ufe OF a schooner. F.storst
and 30 Bales Of Cotton Terror Along the Coast
Correspondence Of Tue ~. Y Tf!bano.
xxx. THE REBELLION vs. DEMOCRACY; Tho
Democratic League 70 The Pesple Of tho United
States
xxx. WAR ITEMS.
XXI. CITY NEWS.
XXXlI.. PERSONAL
XXXIn POLITICAL.
XxXIV. .MiJCELLANEOUs ITEMS
XXXV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XxXyI,. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Foil Ropor,s of IN,
btock, Noney. Cotton. Grain. aud Csste d@fEeGi.
specially Reported Tor The y. T. IHDunS
TEnxs-Ons Copy for year. 5J. Two CIpios ons
wear. s5. Five Copies, one year. sIs. Tea Co2iss.
422 so.
fora Club Of Twenty, we ssnd an Extra Copy.
Ll5,o. THE TRIBUNE. Esw.York.
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6aIes bp Auetlol1.

A. NJ MsRwrS. Aucuone-'. nj,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving bul ~.
ID ins. Nos. 5s4 and $40 Brsadway0Sss' o. poos. - ~.
nn.r, P,,ture, Works Of Art Fancy 600 furniture 40
"'"''' MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
June 20 and 30. at n o'clock ar -.
,,,y,rr TIFFANY of Srspdui snd Miscellaneous
pons. Including many Of 6ne English editions ana ysisy
Ga for,so languages. Alec Illustrated WORKS 40 hna
ROsrWOOD BOOKCASE, and . MAHOoANi DUN
CASE
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Nc. n3 Broadway, New.York. corner Of Li'penard''

HUMAN TEMPERAMENT."-H
4 Definitions, and acknowledgements, rhes
natic noieIic-Melxpcholic. Bilious Nef'0ss, a.
- Al Snrai Tug PuysIOIoGY MAS.-Digesion Breath
inxrhe E,e-Voice. Of wnat man 4. maze Low 70 '~Ae
his nessure-and Msu's Destiny. msIlsees, D'hs 1nu
Ds.,h. Inl.,s-us Facts in July PHRkNOLoGlcAL JOUR
NJ 10 cents; : 50 ayear. fowler WELLS N l.
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Nav YoEx AID llArLRx RAILROAD toHrASr,(
THKascKEKs OYFicE. corner o. ifh.y. AID 1oth-st
hrw folk June -, 1913
INTEREST on tho THIRD MORTGAGE
BONDS viii BE- paid AID atof JuJ !. q; 80 ifgas-
.t.i. Once ". H. EMERSON rfra,gfef all -ec.ettfy.
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OKytry orrny PsorLE'. FMS is-URAscE',o,, /

NEw-ioRk. June D. lsoA .
rENHE following named gentlemen were elected
4 D.N1t4 vi Ia. Goa pany a. the sEnu. e'ee'''s
bel o u the 10 June, instant:
John ". Lewis Arnlg : lcforl, anloei hAt1',;
Mathla. Cara lorneus Stepheps' Sahnel pitoS IL,
Abfshtm Lrrsst,. u Jackson .ew,rd ThomssJ han;t,
i,.o'.. N.,i'.-s MILAN ueftyel Crowell Adams,
AHtcd B.lmofr. Charles J. hgnter' hsGfy p"'',
George Nsr4sf, Jehr q. M'sr, ). ~ pl@ss"r
b,.,,t, ,,,. ,.r M.ttht,. o.igo0d Peer }. SLIt.
s,,no, sbi-,.r, k.liphtlst l. .otusu, AlDrrt AAlu,
Jo-, rx,ttop Abtiu IL Van Ns.l John h. ' az ipes.
J.u.. Lewis. oisorg, Schla~izel james T. Hensgi
solomon blntA G'trE ~ ttle, Joseph u '"NN
William Noir joseph y. Mi-r. i
Al Of thr Bod he'd the 2Ai Jane insah,
MAJ THIA, CLARK. s.q wss snsninoGay iee'oSsss
" L. UNDERH LII, Secretary.
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CRANr & son, ~
No So wALr-ST
H.. constantly hand ali esson p,ion' OF u $ "'''"
II s u 20. cent. Coupons anl R,sd Bonda
~ : o per cent. Five twenty fonts
+ 2 r.r csut Oue Year tcftihcaiea told andr''
T. : $40 rrr cent. Treasury Hot~s 81, .rs
Anl arc prepared TO deliver flve-Twenty bop'', n
D., Coaron from May l. bearing inter,.t ho| s
.ub.crpion. C.Gtihcstcs OF Indebtedness eoNee.s S 4
liz, Interest received IN s>.d reunited or sse'H'"
market rate.
Cosmer, a. paper housh, ard sod
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heal GelGic Tor Sale.

EOR SALE-A Plot vi GROUND, lCJxlU0.i |
l. he t. >. .etl-st To- ice. ., iu :" of ~
a ueAuiI IT ate i0T OIAdug, tfest .na neAf
tue Eat River IaTcl tpply NO 40 EA'1 whist
M p.fs
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Ncw Publications.
vTyUREE C1PITAL NEW BOokS.
- READY TO-DAY.
IN THE TROPICS.

IN THE TROPICS.
A bright sparkling, and ssnai o0OA % 'e'''e.
- .dT.,,. IN the West Indies, with aurins aud pic'ai
,teeb. of TIopcsl Lio usurant gardens oIaose
80 Nm. ,ov.. magnificent gusva and cocosnu trees ec
Edtea nv Richard 8. KimbalI suhor OF Undereuii'h"
.,w.u Street, St. Leser," etc. One elegantly printed
and bopud limo. Prce Sl p.
H.
ROCKFORD.
,.rita new Society Novel" by Mrs. Lille DeVereuA
Um.,sd author Of Southwod" spirited fiction. fun Of
s,id.rt Aud vigorous charscer-palnug. One handsome
limo cloth bound price 81
FRANK WARRINGTON.
The new and intensely interesting novel, o. tbe suthot OF
.Rutedse" The sale Of this superb fiction rapidly IN
srrang nesry 6Oo copies sready swept OIL and He
demand uncessins ono large i2ao cloth bound
el5O. 1911.
~ These books sold by all bookseller anu 'e' ny
mail free receipt Of price, by
CARLETON. Publisher,
No az Broadway New.Y York. corner OF LtpehhoN
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NOTICE is hereby gwen That IN pursuance and
b, order the Surfsms Count Of the state
# rw iuL. made q Ncca terra thereof hold o. "a Cay
i boz ts Cty t4n1aJn in Tho County u kils' IN tld
iet to second Judicial Dslro; OF said state. % tho
iolrlsraih day u Jui5, A. ID. 1872, l. tho suescr.f
Receiver n Nc 't0ck property, thing IN a ilog
AIMS. funds aud .hrcts of the bNOOhLfN FLIN
GLASS COMPANY. will sell Al pu3ic action, At VIC
Meiclants Exchange s,saoom, No. 100 Lib'ity stree
Ia lie City Of Nes lok. tho tweuty.'cstnth DAY OF
Jane. A. D. 1907, At u O'clock noon oil tls Esai,'ns
Igt interest, os and demands OF no said the hioos va
HINT Glass Company in 10 40 Letters patent io an va
H. tie uauuiactu. Il lautcTps honu1ASS ~ NC
p.tou which ths sold order granted anu OF "aen
the 1ni al r~r, patent issued - Hugh Shstet anh
lrmrs Stugstrr Ply the liop-r suthoes ct th' SSo
surrender said oniual LET pat"nt were tessn"d
upon amended ,p-chcaion anoh IN" ss' u'l o. Al
ut A. d. Ii5, said sale 20 b. usde cash, and at tho
n,L OF ,Ae puichas-. ct pufcba.rfs
For any father Information u fesHfd 70 shr interests 70 20
sold apply o -itEar OF the undrr, c-pslri New otA
May ~, 1868 JOHN IuoMr 'VN hocrNet =.
No 80 south Niiismstv n. y.
LucigS BRpsKYE. Attorney iof Receiver. No ~ broad
way y 10 2Ot
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EIGHT valuable CITY LOTS will be sold by
~ n. II. LUDLOW, TODAY zn inst., ~ ~ M IL ~
Mscb.n. F.chapse 40 III Biosiwsy. These lot' are en-
sby located Ia the heart othe city and eau be improved
iauiediatey to good advantage a 20 oppotnnS wi
ard nrodtab, ipys.nsnt offered ia these lots
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MOSES" MOSES" moses r-PHYs.

HNTOSES," "NOSES, MOSES P-PHYs-
~ ioaSoxr IIlusrRArED--Noses Of ihs RAee.-Csu
csGn Ans o.Sa1o1-E plan, a5-Je"-G'eek-hoNsh
Celestial etc iucu ting Noes Of every sikc ,bape ana cNa
acer. Wns is the ,ignhcsnce Of each Ih- STssh Aq
line f at Snub and TIrn-Up Noses The Executive Ifs
be- Defensive aud giessive Nose The stapl' itein
aud Intel octus Nose with Poftr At Of Pfot Motion JHlu
Ca.a Nisi LucSe'ius Dan'es Beatrice. hrodo'ius tha
Crest The Emperor lsu, Oiyot CroIn"ei GHdnef AIst
Wilson Butcher, Ofao the Great, Je.u Pan hichte
Others Ire pets treatise on The ose yei pa. Aeh
See Phr,nol Journal iof July $50. FoNLAE NLLL'
CT ORD BROUGHAM" L. III. DIXON.
~ STOsEwALL JACEs0S And anna T.. DlCkiN'oN'
with Foitrss Biographies, aud PhTeuo.ogosl deVsloPo
ments gwen 10 July no Physiological Journal l'c NO
A DVERTlSE your Business with DILLON
"A MAGIC POCKET BOOKS.-J. Il. DILLON. Manu-
lsciursr, No. u AnB-si., New ofk- up stairs D.
PUHLisHED THIS DAr:
4 PICTURES On TIE PENTATETCH,
II BY THE REV JOHN CUMMING. ID. p r. 8 2.
Antho Of Great Iibalhtion." Great FrepAfauon &c
JOHN BRADBUES,
(Succ-ssor to ". Dool1fyD
No. - Na'keG-t Nsw.fo.k
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srArg W mIonGAs, Sr,Ia rsE,suNERs Olgics.
LASsISU, June I. 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given that the SEVEN PER
" CrNr BUsDs OF tho stale II Michigan. Gnon "a r.,
''Tt NrOKANf LOAN' issued under tho provisions 81
an pfJyttius i0g Temporary loan " n.cossa'J az
proved January 3th 1888 aud numhrfri from nnnoci ONt
g. Fit1l inclusive dstsd July Ia, 1885, aud for hoa
io, .Ah f,d.~blc ~ hs pleasure Of the state u
snt sr tho .Ipaor OF two year. fiom the bret da'
II Ju,, 1885,, wd D. "a II inc Nsuspoan hanA 10 te
VI New YORK tho lay OF juls Interest will
be- sop.-a .ed s-c it date Il the interest coupons
tht scf July % 1906 uu,t be .rendsrrd with the
b.aG. OWEN, state lf.s,uIor
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NuICAGO CITY NTEkEST-lGtercst due
" let rroI thu Seven Cent Mo icinsi bonds ~ 1881
p.yab. America Eichausa hansJ vii Dc PAID o. OF
sensation Il the cougou' Vt the oh-e -
DUNthN, SHERMAN Co. corner Of Fine uni Nassau
81. NsE-luTA
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TAG tDtstTu.tC hAiLNo'b I o.
Tuz.srHRR's OyUcE. Bndgrport, totl. june r. 1893
EOUPONS of tins Company falling due July |,
~ vii he psii at tuc oiice u Ne srs. ArtCuuM SON
l. Co. ~. " EIohaos- p,ce Nos.Yofk Al th.. ohc-
IuAKLES ANtktLL, iioa'nrcr.
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" CAGO RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BOHDoy
duo Ju, 1903 10 be pai srescuaiioo q .ihe on 40
Ter hat date AZ tho Office Ne.,s NJ. X JEotF kCas
10 50 E1cuansc-p.ace, Nsw.foIs -,,,o>-,, nh.
Chicago June ~, 1903
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ME HEPTAMEkON. BY MARGARET,

l. QUEEN OF EANARRE.-Fuly translated from Z
genuine copy Of the Original Tins 1.
70 be found in French Literature Just pub.ned ia
Of $40 pages cloth gilt with pictorial
tiOn for -; by mail carefully sealed rom In
curiosity, = IS. G. BLANCHARD, No 30 Aun-st.
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- 'EHE FOSSIL MAN."-ETHNoLOGY.-
Il Human Origin. The Pre-Adsnito Man. Races Of
ths Old World Destiny OF Man. Also. LADY PBIsICASs.
Photography 10 the Armyroe Cons and Boot H.elsTo
Core dsntsbigh aud Low FoTehetdsEndlsss Punish
ment-W ell-b4suced Heads-Iesc1ing Negroe--Io Make
the Hair Crown the PHRESoLoGc.L JOURNAL for July,
l5c. 81 50 year. FOwLEH WELLS, y. Y.
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Usrap srArxs TRsasUgI, Sew.YOrk, June 10, lssA
NoTICE.-Partes holding thirty (SO) or ;no'e
Coupon. Of the vahou, Loans Of The Unel States asfns
July 1914 are requested to hand them in. with schedules
at .ny tine before tia, date
Holders complying With The sbo's will have the' coupons
examined a. kseks given !o them on The JA Of Jene A'F
, oo'ock p
ax schedules will be farnshed upon application at the
lnloIeR ds,k ofihb Once
JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer u g.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-21

the pier at the McClintock Bridge, and
a pier, to support the machinery of a
well, in the middle of the creek mmo-
dlately below, the Forge Dam, through
which is only narrow passage for boats !;
the pier Of the bridge at this place, and
the bar at the mouth of the creek itself.
One boat getting across the creek at
either Of these p oin.s rs apt to cause a
jam The boats are crushed against
each other, and being generally built
very light are easily broken, and if
loaded with bulk oil the conents arc
poured into the creek. If in barrels,
the boat sinks and the barrels float off,
and the owner rarely RECEIVERS all Of them
again!
Once landed at our wharyes, the boat
Is un!oadcd, bu' if the water is in good
boa ing state, he boat goes, after brief
preparation, TO Pittsburgh.
OIL CHY Register.
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Curious inspirations.

Butcher BUds.-A Many years ago,
when rice was dear in Ea.:crn China,
efforts were made to bring it from Luzon,
where i. was abundant. A Manila
there was, however, passed singular
law, to he effect that no vessel for Chi
ma should be allowed to load with rice,
unless brought to Manila certain
number Of cages full of the Ii tie
" butcher BIRDS" we'll known to orui,h,
ologists. The reason for his most &C
centric regula ion simply was that the
rice in Luzon suffered much from locust
and these locusts were destroyed in great
numbers by butcher birds.
Spa,vowS A somewhat similar bust
ness is carried on be ween England and
New Zealand. This latter country, at
la,cular seasons, is invaded By armies
Of catcrpilarS, which clear off the gram
crops rs completely a If moved down
by scythe. With the view of Counter
acting this plague, novel imr"rta ION
has been made. Mr. Brode has shipped
800 sparrows on board he ship Suorif,h.
carefully selected f.om the hedge.row, in
E@gland. Their food alone, he lniurni<
us, cost ELS. I his sparrow question
has been long standing joke in Auck-
land, but the necessity of farmers hay
ing small birds to keep down the grnbS
is admitted on all sides There Is no
security in New Zealand agains, the in
vasion of myriads of caterplIlars, wh;cn
devas;a'e the crops.
7oads.-The mos singular branch Of
such .rafic is the toad-trade- On some
of the market gardens near London, as
many as FIVE crops are raised i'll one year,
the principal object being, however, to
raise the finest possible specimens for
high prices. Under such sys en- of
culture. slugs and other insects are very
formidable Toes, and to destroy them,
toads have been found so useful as to be
purchased at high prices. AS much as
dollar and half dozen is given for
full-grown lively toads, which are gen
orally imported from France, where they
have also been in use for long time in
an insectiyorous way.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-02-21

MrLIAGATAwNY SouP.--W have heard of
late great deal about this soup, and the
following is the way to make ii:
Cut up knuckle of veal, and put it into
stew-pan with a piece of butter, half a
pound Of lean ham, carrot, a turnip, three
onions, six apples; add half pint of
water. Set the stcwpan on the fire, NOV.
ing the meat round occasionally. Let it
remain until the bottom of the stew. pan is
tabespoonfnls of curry powder or of curry
paste, and half a pound of flour; stir well
in, and fill the stewpan with gallon of
water. Add a spoonful of salt and half -
spoonful of sugar. When it bols place it
on the corner Of the fire, and let it simmer
two hours and a half, skimming off all fat
at it rises.-Ger. Telegraph.
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West Nottingham Academy.

TNllE WINTER SESSION of this Ia,ti-
l. tuition will open on MONDAY, the 10th
of November inst.
This Academy is beautifully located,
easily accessible. and enjoys freedom FROM
all temptation TO idleness or dissipation.
Instruction will be given in the Classics
and Higher Mathematics, as well as the
ordinary English branches.
Young men can be prepared for any Of tho
College Glasses. or Tor the Counting Room,
TERMS OF TUITlON.-For DAY scholars
from st to FLO per session Of half year. For
Boarders, SIS.
Board can be obtained at very moderate
rates, adjoining the school buildings.
For further particulars, address
GEO. X. BECHTEL, A. B..
NOV 0, loO2-u Principal.
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Female College.
BORDENTOWN n. J.

1'lHS Institution is pleasantly located on tss
l Delaware River, 30 miles north Of Phiadel-
phia, 1t has been in successful opcr alton for
mere than ten years, and is one of the mos, fo.r.
lshlng institutions of learning in the country
Special attention is paii to the Common snd
Higher branches Of English and superior advan.
tagcs furnished in Vocal and instrumental Music.
Drawing; Painting French ana Latin are taught
by experienced teachcrs
. Persons coming from the South can leave Wal.
nut street wharf. Philada, at c Az and ,. ~
and p. N. Fol catalogues ndiress
RET. JOHN IL BRAkELEY. A N.
Nov %, ls62--6n Prc,idon,
RErEEEScRs IN MAINLAND II L. Thomas.
North East; ii. Moore. IIavre de Grace j. r.
Dale, Whaeyvil!e Thos MaIalen. MIlinx,on,
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Notice to Creditors,

VNiilS is togive notice, that the subscriber
l. OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
John +. Boulder, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the 18th day
OF JANUARY, 1864; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF January. 1868.
WIN. J JONES,
Administrator Of John f. Boulden, decd.
Test-JAs. McCArLEY, Reg.
Jan II, l368-Gw.
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5rlcft poetrn.
From Ar!hurs Home Magazine !
Parting.


! am sitting. idly sitting, where the twilight
shades are fitting.
W. T,, ,,, ~ '"e ''' 0'''"' 81 ''''"
Rrcothrs tho last tones or thc neor.st ,bo
fn,dn.t and The J..re.t WV
sill w;,h;n n,v car IN , trcrrl,us f.o
we'll
1t is hard to think us parted TRUSTED trust.
ing-steel-rue hearted,
ths lsna,hsr;n "N1 oh "n' T', ,o from
Ere nv Inns nv fall ,Lo ,,rns,;,, ~ ,
bmr thc I,,bt c.rn.y;in VI "'
That have ilIrI nv sonl viii r.,,,ro md
a love ,lmost suIl;,, '''
All, our lives have twincd together, like the
vines in sunny weather,
should break the chain ' N'''''
With which golden love had boupd ne
weaving like a halo roun1 us
Every tbuuuht and evcr, f.cl;,,, -,r.o,,,,
Ing iovs IGNORING main
Yet thou TT gone! Thy country calls thee.
Faction's stormy cloud cnlhrails thee.
dcn,bs ur thinn .y,., NV '"' "'"'
Never hear th. loved yn;ce sto,l;,r ,.;,h
its rich deem trpirht nf ,,.nIir,r
On nv err with crn'1. nurn,nr. -, ,h.
eyenipg rlnry dies, Wv
Life seems 'rrft of every beauty have
scarce heart for duty.
dar,iny. far , ,way '''''"''s VI 'e''
Tears are falling fast and f,s,or--uo.vo,.
grant no dire disaster
May make the clonm et.rn,l ,h,t =
nv heart d,v y,
Yet, in all my pain and sorrow, could cal,
thee back to. morrow,
words to hasten thy ru,un
Thourh | Sit hero .uji, Snh,;mr ,.;,h
heart SO wildly thrnhhing
I could never nuru,h ,hn s,.,rls tb,t an
thy buSom's altar hum
No, our hearts may wander darkns, still
sec the diamond sparkling
hone for hence oncn mnr.
And NV soul leaps, e'cn in salnass I;!,o ~,
infant in IFS plnducss
To think how nroud IN greet then ,,b.,
the blnodv s,riE. i o!rr
I'll not think Of death and slaughter. tingcd
with blood and crystal water
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desire single word on the question
of emancipation On that question, you
know, have held certain opinions
These opinions have received, in some
degree, correction. l have views to
offer, which, | think, will commend
themselves to the judgment of every one
of you.
Is here iran here who doubts that
some lime or other, in the providence of
God, the negro is be frec-and that
some day the pro cction of the laws will
be extended over him, AMI that he will
become free No man doubts that and
all desire to guard agains the evils that
may arise from that change, and which
cannot be made without Disappointing
our political system. 1t is my opinion
hat all this has been sem upon the
nation for some great object and it is
my opinion that it will be easier a. this
time to settle this question than to
leave it to be set led hereafter.
Is it no evident 10 every mind that
The day and hour have come when all
men, so far as this country is concerned
and it is The last refuge of slavery on
the slobe-slall be in political rights
free and equal, as they were declared by
he Declaration of Independence | APP
plause.l Let no man be concerned
about the question of social equality
They will be jus so far equal as God
has made hem equal and no more and
no less. Take cure lest we be Iouud
fighting ngainSt God. Ii he has not
made them our equals they will not be
our equals. Blu he has made them free.
God willed them free. God will have
them free. And let His will be done"
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u" What news to-Gay!" said &
merchant to his friend, lately. What
news' responded the other. "Nothing,
only times arc getting better-people
are getting on her legs again" =" On
their legs" said the first. 81 don't
see how you can make that out" "Why,
yes" replied the other, "folks that
used to ride are obliged to walk now
Is not that getting on their legs
again %