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THE MASONIC TEMPLE.

The Committee on Dedication Of the new
Masonic Temple, at Twenty-thrd street and Sixth
avenue, met last evening In the commandery
room In the Temple, NJ. W. Elwood E Tnorne pre-.
siding and r. W. Charles D. Brown, Secretary.
Tee Grand Master read letters from many emit
nsnt Masons. among whom were all the living
Past Grand Masters. giving their hearty adherence
70 the movement.
R W. Charles Roome, a. Deputy Grand Com.
mander OF Knights Templar. read . letter from
the Grand Commander. from which the following
10 extracted:-
80 shall issue the circular once with drec-
q. heartily
and authorize you to do whatever you deem for the
4. e. LYLE Grand Commander.
X. W. James E Morrison. from the Committee
on EQUALIZATION, reported, recommending the ap-
pointment OF the following commlttees:-On prinL
ing, 8; programme and music, !; reception, I;
banquet, s. finance, 3; corr espondence, 5; pro-
cession. s. transportation. o. And that the organi-
eaton be ofnceied as lohows:-A CHAIRMAN, two
vice cnairmen, a secretary ana trea urer Nine
members to form quorum. Regular meetings
second and fourth Satuioays; special meetings AZ
the Call OF toe Grand Master. lie report was re-
cen ed and adopted, anu the following committee
vas APPOINTED on organization .-R W: Jonn G.
Aduones, - Mtche, Jobn Z. B0ak, W. Isaac Sim.
onson, Il. W. brother Parker.
during the absence oil the committee the Grand
Master read letters from various grand lodges,
&c, among when was one rom Massach It's tat
Ing that the Grand Lodge would attend 10 a pody.
or, II not IN Oouy. certainly ali the Umcers and
larpe deegaLion would attend also that all the
COMMUNICATES o. Knights Tempiaf would oe rep
presented, two OF winch would be mounted. From
PnliAuel pnia, about one thousano knIgnts would
Dc present and mounted; aso that knights from
California, Wisconsin, Milwaukee and even 90 re-
mote as st. Pau. IN Minnesota, w0cid be repre-.
scented, ana Q commandery Of knights from Wash
fngton you'd be present, also m0unted
Tue committee reported the following. who were
unanImousIy elected: -Cnairman h. w. John w.
s.mons; Plrst Wee Chairman, wor. z. Dedericx,
second Vice Chairman. W. James Ten Eycg; sec.
Rotary, w. steven b. Gardner; Treasurer, r. w.
Jonn 4. Con0ver-
Pasl Grand Master Slmons, on taking the chair.
urged on eli, from the latest Entered Apprentice
70 tine Oldest Master Mason, to put their Shoulders
70 the n neel and make tolls AFFAIR magnificent
Iuccess. II 10 should cost $4,000. then let
b4O,U00 be subscribed, and let the surplus 20 TO en-
low the asylum Tor tue aged, the indiesnt the
widow ana the fatnerlese.
At the request OF the chairman the Grand Mas.
ter occupied the chair during the remainder Of
tue session. aud on motion OF X. W. James f. Nor
risVn committee ON decoration was ordered.
Aud the meeting indorsed the pr posed dramatic
performances 20 oe he'd &C the Academy OF hnno
on the 18TH insf.
lection OF lunds ior the dsaieatton. after wnton
tAe meeupa adjourned. ..
xIs. nrSaSsi iaaiaSasas ire dissias n Ssdisap
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ssiled-schrsJ Albert smith, Patterson, Virginia;
rah J Quincy Quincy. New York. .
Groves City Point
sailed-Brig Commodore, scarberry, Santos; schrs
Ida a jayne, Mills Rio Grande do sui Adobe Bonny
Kendall James liver, 70 finish ldg for Pors Royal Sc
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb +-Sailed, bark Sparrowhawk
!Br. Calhoun Burrard Inlet; Mathlde tder crenzien
SAVANNAH, Feb s-Arrivod. bark Ringeader, from
sailed-steamer Gen Barnes Cheeseman New York |;
bark Bel stuart lBrl. Amsterdam.
SALEM. Feb @Arrived. two 3.masted schrs supposed
from Eastern ports bound SOUTH.
WILMINGTON. NC, Feb S-sailed. schr Admiral. Steel
man, New York.
WOODS HOLE, Feb 2-Arriveo. schr Ames'
sd Arrived, schr Lyons Bristol, Ne. to load for
City Point Va,
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIZ TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsTONR TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED By TIE HERALD srEAN YACHTS ANp
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer Cimbria tGe Brandt Hamburg Jan 20 via
Co had heavy weather; febI lsO miles east sandy
, sses%s. sswss sr Ward Trieste Dec Is Messn.
Win %ds aud 70 rhsp: Bros vessel to L
gales
sesmsr Leo DsNn,s savannah Feb with mdss
s,eamer aanita Howe, Philadelphia, with mdso
:, Bark Re Nicer o. New Haven Wellington. Dsmerars
Sry tsano sqsn s9 oi Inn
day. with coffee to xms,ncs Co vessel TO 7
'c % Asaa'. :n aGi "'9 RON
a.s sss:I u s Port Linen nsss
,:d.ys, with eSiss 70 Drsssi. Morgan Col 70
Ass sts! $s...sr ssr.l.ne Armstrong. Car
Pr. o;sC:ics asSd:l:Sa. s.sesp.:
8 s sss 90 oH
sehr VICTOR N,cksrsou. Para 10 days With rubber to
ssnI i,T,s w snSw .seh x:y-su:, Pr asys With
sehra May !oi Ph,IsdslD6is,. Endsor, Sstansss 10
days. with sugar. &c. De Castro I Co; Vessel to
ssaS hss,ds ! Laura, Jorge n.sn,, Bsr.ses days
R sS s, :ssS
Schr Emily A Barth Smith, Fernandina via eavan.
nah 10 DAYS, with lumber to master.
Schr Hooker, SOUL, Wilmington, NC, 8 dayA with
naval stores to master.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND sOUTE.
Steamer City Of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford
for New York. with mdse and passenserl
Steamer Theus Young. frovidence for New York
with mdse and passengers
schr Hercusid stapleton. Fortune Bay. NF. for New
.sshr onsario Sate Fortune Bay. NF. tor New York.
l6 days. with nsh to
schr Grace L Fears, Mcdonald, Fortune Bay NJ, for
New York. II days with Dish TO master
BOUND EAST.
Steamer city Of Fitchburg. Springer, New York for
New Bediord
steamer Gaiatea. Gale New York for Providence
echr Europa Jones' New York tor Boston
schr Borden. BORDEN, New York tor 1oSton.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
DT See cable ne va

s xnS ss'ss
away; The schooners damage. II any. was not ascer-
isanas in the south Pacific Ocean, was wrecked
built q Fnnsd.iSSs In $50 aud ownsa n
via
Z in distress No particulars
ss At sss $s
ssss ..'s v. q :ssE Ssssss
Belfast Monday lie report. that be st. New YORK
weather. the ism; that nigh. encountered heavy
yesss unIsnassaois For the succeeding sgh! days
IN
sP
ga In Their own boat and were thoroushy exa listed
ys' y s;s'.s sSss
steamer Illinois the mate M Vest belongs IL IL
IN s eus The Georgia wa.
scns JEssIk ELIzAsErH Brewer, at Fernandina. was
II vs IN the 5s on the 18th
scHR Isaac Merritt, which was sunk in Thames River
Ct and suIscausnuy aoated has been % wed 70 DAVID
sem FLORA CoSpoS tor New York; Condor. at Boston
been three blown % after leaving cssso; once
Wucn sue was up win GeOrRes ana e0cn tune blown
"a short OF provisions having had nothing but bread
and herring TOR twelve days previous 10 arrival
PILOT Boar NARY 4 CATHERINE. No G. while ON station
1T Sandy Hook. had her sails blown away Feb She
was towed uD 10 the city yesterday.
BosroH, FEB 5steamtus Major reports having spoken
FEB 70 miles RON Boston light the brig Msege Obj.
prevailed ana - the brig was NOT sight this morning
she was probably blown OF to sea-
CHARLEsroN, Feb 81 chr Emma Shaw. from Bsltl.
more. with cargo Of guano struck the shoals on
this port Cd inst aud 70 leaking: damage probably
heavy.
GLoucHsrrs Mass S-Fishins schrs David Burnham, ID.
and joseph Cnsnsr, Of this port each with crew Of
Banks and serious apprehe entertained that
they have been lost ss returning vessels
tering very severe weather.
NEW LONDON, Feb 4-Caps A Scott has contracted
recently sunk the wharf at Fail River.
Three stea ners made an ATTEMPT to the steamer
coed.
81 JoHx. NIB, Feb 2-Bark Walter Arlington Jr ID
stiI! missing. Pilot Mcfarland. who reports having
opinion that she has been blown or the again.
SAN FRAScIsco, Feb t-Ihe tate of the missing schr
Emiv Farnham has at length been ascertained. Her
hull bottom has been reported ashore between Coos
Bay and Crescent CITY The schooner evidently cap
sized in soua and 70 suddenly that All on board per-
senyers and crew.
sHfPBuILDIxo-At Beliass, Carter Co have laid the
keel Of hO0 ton ship for Capt Ford. Of ssarsport
The February supplement TO the 10Th volume Of the
American LIoyd's Universal Record Of shipping 10
ceved IL contains toll description OF the vessels
and can Be- had cf ihom a. Taylor Director, Broad
street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1875.
CLEARED.

Bros
steamer Arrason tBr, symonds, Bristol, CIV u Nor
steamer Victoria tBp. Hedderwick. 0lAsgow-Hsn.
derson Broe-
steamsr caand Dutch, Deddes, Rotterdam
Punch. Edye 90.
Mallory a Co.
Steamer vineland, Bowen Baiumore-wm DaizelL
ship flying spur tBr,. Crool, London-Chas Wright
4 20.
snip Rhine, stetson. London-orinneIl. MInturn 4 Co
Bark Ohvia Davis, Hardwick Livsrpoo-Ihas l.
Wright Co.
BARK George II jenkins ,Br. Hilton, Antwerp-Boyd
4 Hlnckeu.
barE sarah q Fraser. Knight Ma,anzas-Brstt Son 4
Co.
Brig A Horssy tBrJ. cofni. Mayagues-J onsrvis
4 SOMA
schr Kate N Hilton, BAKER. Cadx parsons 4 Loud.
schr Impulss (Brj. Curtis Belize and Iruxilo-Leay.
'r scns g Henderson. gsndsr.ea. oeara-pArsons
Loud. -
= cnr Moehins Bird sn, Bradley. 81 JOAN. Mp
ssns 0ssS SssasA Loaf d AsAsswA ss-o seafa.
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A M u S E M E N is.
ENGLISH opERA-..BoHEx1AN GIRL"

ENGLISH oPERA-''BoHEMuAN GIRL"
very charming performance OF Baife's MOST
popular opera took place last night at the Acad-
envy OF Music, IN which Miss Keliogg's Airline was
the distinguishing feature. Miss Beaumont grained
much applause by her clever representation OF the
Queen Of the Gypsies and Mr.. Mas beautiful
tenor voice was sh0 to advantage IN the role or
Thaddeus. Mr.. Carleton proved 70 be worthy
successor OF poor Campbell In his nne renoering
Of the role OF Count Arnnelm. Mr.. teaKes was Q
capital representative OF Devisno0i and the
chorus and orchestra, under Mr.. Predigam's d.
recton, lett nothing TO be desired. Vi all the
operas produced tubs season by the Kellogg Opera
Company IL would be dlf1cu.t to point to my Yer.
torrance equal in real merit ana tnorouQhness 70
that OF last nights ''Bonemian Girl"
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANrwsxs. Feb 3-Arrivsd. bark Amelia. Burscsa New
York.
BaEnEaaAvrx, Feb s-Arrtved. bark Meridian t0sr).
Hohorst Philadelphia.
BoapxAux, Feb s-Arrtvsd, BRIG woodland. Valentine,
Baltimore.
cARRSAavos, Feb s-Arrfvsd, bark Irene OBJ. Perry.
Savannah.
DUBLIN, FEB S-Arrivsd, bark Msmsnto mon, ABBY
Baltimore.
Fleetwood Feb t-sausd, bark Carolina orr, Thomas
United states
GLASGOW. Feb <-saled, ship Fawn, Cove. New York;
bark Nero dtaD, Bsrtoletto. United states
HAvhr FEB 3-Arrvsd, bark Prince Napoleon (Fr),
Bafs. New Orlsana
LivsRsooL, Feb s-Assivsd, bsrx olive Mount CBr,,
Jordan, Norfolk
sslisa ~ shap kdsrsA NAwSanA zee osl>ssS pet
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THE LYcEUM THEATRE.

large audience assembled at this house last
evening on the occasion OF Mrs. Rousby's nrst ap-
pearance In the role OF Camille. Much curiosity
was excited BY the DISCRETION strictly historical
drama By lady whose reputation has been made
wholly IN roles where dignity Of department. and
moral grandeur were sought to Do pre-
sented, for the French emotional school,
MIS- Rousby's temperament Ia o serious
bar TO the fitting portrayal OF character like
Camille, and yet her performance last niRnt
though marred W The wretched nature Of her sup
port, gave evidence OF q strong reserve OF emo
tlonal power. But no talent could make head way
against the obstacles opposed oy the Armand
Duval OF Mr.. Clarke and the ridiculous
representation or Mr.. Edwards IS Mons.
DuvaL pere. The latter actor spoiled the
splendid scene In which Camille resolves W
sacrloce neTse TO the peace OF her lovers family,
and Mr.. Clarke was 30 exaggerated and unnatural
that his performance partooE OF the nature OF
burlesque. For MI Edwards some excuse can be-
franco, but III the case OF Mr.. Clarke It 10 di1cuIr
70 imagine any. "Camiile" VIII % repeated o. she
matinee to-day ana again IN tine evening, wnen
MA Rousby makes her last appearances during her
present eLRRQemAnt.
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saisd lst) barks Norma CBr. Smith, New York, James
Pesks (Br). Habsu. Tybse Cnot previously).
Cleared 9Th. ship Lawrence Brown. Williams United
States; bark Fornjot Nor,, Mohibach. Philadelphia
LONDON Feb 6-Arrivsd barks Cuba (Br,. stabelL san
Francisco; Madame Demorest tBr). Bissett, do.
Sailed from Gravesend 9th, {Eolus. for Wilmington.
NC.
Cleared 9Th bark Vale CNor,, Muller, United States
LIxKRIcK. Feb 4-Sailed, bark Paolo Borzone Qtap
Borzone, United stateA
MEssIsA-sailed. brig VIM Robertson. Peak New
York; schr Eagle Rock. Hammond. do.
MoSrEvipEo. Feb l-Arrived previously. bark sarmi-
ento. Moody. Portland.
PRSARrH Feb 5-Arrlved, brig Magnus Cswe). Edstrom
New York.
PALrRxo-sailed. Marion. for New York Hydranthe
do; Lydia. do; GEN. for Boston; Chiarina, do; EzeL
tor Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN Feb S-Arrived. bark Prospsro Padre
utaD, simonetu, PHILADELPHIA.
Sailed sth, Thornhill. for Pensacola.
Also sailed 6th City OF Chester Br), Kennedy
drom Liverpoou. New York, all we'll
ROTTERDAM Feb S-Sailed, bark Alexander Swe). Aim
feldt United Statea
SnyRSA-Saisd, bark Bully Simpson OBJ, Curry,
TAnsAOosA-Arrivsd. bark Jovsn Narciss ep,. Mas
New Orieana
TRIxsrE-Arrived. bark Adeuna CAus,. Craenas, New
York.
WATERFORD. Feb 5-saiied. bark FELTON, Bent brown
drom LivcrpooD, Havana, having repaired.
YoKoHAxA, Jan 0-Sailed, steamer Vancouver CBr).
Shaw, San Francisco.
Sailed from -. bark Bruennow Ger, Prague
6rom Depps Dec 80, PhiladephiA; also Cato. for
United States
LONDON Feb 6-Bark Conway Br). Martin from PEN
sacoa for London put into Falmouth to-day leaky.
Bark Won der Heydt tGer). Koepke from Savannah
for HesnRfors icebound swinemunde. The report
that she had arrived Helsingfors premature.
Bark Olive Mount (Br). Jordan. from Norfolk for
Liverpool which been reported missing. arrived
at her destination to-day
Bark FELTON, Bent Brown from Liverpool for Havana.
which put into Waterford Jan II leaking having been
ashore has repaired and resumed her voyage to-day.
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ton VIII be the grandest ever seen IN this city.
II Will far exceed that OF the cornerstone laying IN
June, 1871, as the fraternity were only allowed 10
appear as Master Masons with simple white gloves
and aprons, while now the Royal Arcn, the
Knights Templar the royal ana select masters
and all OF the bodies up to the Thirty-thlrd DECREE
Will appear in their iuli and rich reRalia whie the
greater number OF the Knights remplar or sever al
States, including our own will De mounted. The
dedication ceremonies win be peculiarly grand
and Impressive.
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FIRING ON A FUGITIVE.

George Demey, OF Morrlsania. was shot in the
right leg last night by Onacer Merrill, Of the Nine
teenth precinct, for sauling the ofncer ana en-
deavoring TO escape from custody. Demcy knocked
the policeman down at Flfty.ninth street and
Lextng on avenue while on the way 70 the station
house, ana then ned up Fourth avenue He had
scarcely reached Sixtieth street when the onncer
ed and hit the fugitive In the leg. That arrested
his progress, and Merrill was aDie 10 eaten up
with him and rearrest him. Demey was sent to
Bellevue Hospital, where MS wounds were treated
Thomaa
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Steamers City Of Dallas Morehead City, NC; ship
Constanua (der). Bremen barks tiorella do; Teresa
(Brl, Glen fuegos; Patra (Swel Richmond Va; Queen
o. the south OBJ, wellington, ~: KIRBY. $ Kits
Maria (Br), st johns ny: schrs Adene FL.
wood, M0ntevide0; Louisa Nelson. Aaracaibo; En-
erson, st Johns PR and Mayaguez.
Wind At sunaat
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Springer, Of City Of Fitchburg, reports
that he within one-haf to three. mile
Of Little Gull Island Light tor nearly hour night OF
50 inst; blew his whiste many times but could
any answer from the fog horn There was thick log
the time. he also says the thing happened &
few days since during . thick snow storm.
Steamer George CROMWELL at Portland yesterday
from New York. reports the handkerchief LiShtship
being mile eastward Of it, station.
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Merchants, shipping agents ami chip captains ars
informed that by tslesrapniny 70 tins HssALo Lonlon
Bureau No Fleet street. the arrival, st AMI depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with tn,
United states the will Do csblsi thus ooaasrv
tree Of charge and published
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xus1cA1 Axp pnAxArrc xorrs.

''The Tahsman" will DO che great sensation Of
the Kellogg season at the Academy OF Music.
the drsr rehearsal for the fourth concert OF The
Philharmonic Society TOOK place yesterday alter.
noon ar the Academy Of Nusic. spohr's symphony.
NO. q In minor. op. Is: wsoer's overture,
"Ruler Of Spirits;" Lszt's crazy symphonic poem.
"rasso." and FEST overture Dy Lassen. forming
che Duaical attractions.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

souAN BHAcH, NJ. Feb 8. 1878
Bark Thomas Fletcher north Of SQuan Inlet
all right, and will be aoated at high water. schooner
with OF goods from the bark will leave for
New York tonight Another Is alongside loading.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In
the temperature during the past twenty.four
hours. In comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year. as recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Building. New York: -
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Mr. Heath, first ofcer Of bark Cicero.
Pennman Of New Bedford. reports her Jago, CYL.
Dec having put in for water aud give The men lib
cyty. Bound 70 River Plate. Oh before reported.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. saba Desination- osIoe

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE Tul
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

LAT 81 ~, lon "a Is
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Nagdalena (0cr). Henke, from Bremen Dec II
(by pilot boat VIM q Aspinwall No q.
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Average temperature tor corresponding date
last year.. "a
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schr Storm PETROL Haskell Kay wsss-Bennsr =
P1nckney.
sehr 6iagewood. johnson. 0sersssown. sc. and Pot
Blun-E d hurburt Co
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BLgN-LEvy.-on Wednesday, January 81, BY
the Rev. DR.. y. Adler, at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. LOUIS BLUM TO JENNY. eldest
daughter OF Isaac Levy, both or this city.
New Orleans papers please copy.
BRoDNEx-rHoMAs.On Thursday evening,
February T. by the Rev. william r. Butler, MI.
LEWIS BR0DNEx, OF Virginia, to MISS RUTH ANN
THOMAS, OF Baltimore, aid.
FREEMAN-HERRING.-OnW Wednesday February
g. BY the Rev. p. L. Dawes. SAMUEL 4. FRRxxAN
to Miss JENNIE s. HERRING, both OF this city.
HINT0N-PELL.-On Wednesday, February s, at
the Church OF st. John the Baptist, BY the Rev. u.
h Dune. D. D.. CHARLES b. HINTON. United States
Army, to SARAH J. BI0ELow, daughter OF Charles
8. Pell. ESQ.,. OF this city.
KENNEDY-NEALE.-On Wednesday, February s.
at the residence OF the BRIDES MOTHER by the Rev.
I. G. Bacchus. CHARLES 8. KENNEDY TO NARY
LOUISE eldest daughter Of the late George T.
Neale all OF Brooklyn.
MILLER-PuRDY.-At Mount Kisco. N. ". on
Thursday, February 1875, az the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. by the Rev. Mr.. Ashton, OSCAR NJ.
MILLER, OF Jersey City, to MINNIE NJ. daughter OF
Ira NJ Purdy.
VAN BuREN-AyMAR.-onT Thursday, February :.
1878, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Right Rev. b. b. PADDOCK, d. D., Bishop or
Massachusetts. ROBERT VAN buren,, OF New York,
TO LOUISE, the youngest daughter OF samuel
Aymar. Esq, OF Brooklyn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
A PbflosophieaI Puzzle.

Philosophers and common people take
different views of things, and the people
are often right when philosophers blum
der. An inqliring student once proved
this to learned professor. One of the
students at Davidson College, who was
too lazy to do anything right, was in the
habit of cleaning out his lamp chimney
by running his finger down it as far as
he could, and twisting it around. After
he had cleaned it out IN this partial
manner, one day not long ago, a fellow
student took it up and carried it to the
residence of one of the professors, with
the inquiry, Why is it that this chim-
ney is smoked up to this point and no
farther 2" The learned gentleman en-
tered into an elaborate scientific explana-
ton of why it was, arguing wish great
lucidness, and citing various authorities
to show the correctness cf his reasoning.
When he had finished, the student said
to him, s.No, sir, you are wrong.
s. Why is it, then2" inquired the profes-
sor. s. Because the fellows finger
wasn't long enough to reach any farther,
replied the student.
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Billings, Proverbs.

Men are apt to think they are not ap-
preshiated in this world, but the trubble
IL, we mark our goods SO high that we
kant dispose ov them.
If you have emmy doubts about the
proprlety ov a thing, yu may be pretty
certain that the doubt IL right.
The man who hain't never been cheated
don't kno so mutch now az he will sum
day.
We all ov us expekt to be fondly re-
membered after we are ded and gone,
but we go into our graves like a shower
of rain into the buzzum ov the oshun,
forgetting and forgotten.
i hav often heard of men who knu
more than they could tell, but never
hav seen one ov this breed yet but /
hav often seen thoze who could tell a
heap more than they knu.
Modesty and diffidence are often kon-
founded, but one IL the consciousness ov
virtew, and the other IL the conshious-
ness of ignoranse.
Human beings are natral slovens, born
so. Yu hav got to hold yung one to
wash hiz face, and, when you want to
comb hiz hair, yu hav got to run him
down.
Wimmin don't Like to be loved too
mutch, and glory in their spunk.
Opportunities, like game birds, hav
got to be taken ON the wing.