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On Friday evening 10th inst Mrs. CAROLINE j. wife of
Dr. VIM 4. Plat, aged 40 years.
On 10Th inst, ate long and suffering, Mrs
Louisa FRANCIS aged 2S years vile of Peter de Norelle
In this city, 10 inst Airs LoufsA A. wife Of Jonathan
Leayiti. in the 29h wear Of her age
Friday, 10th instant. Captain jos BrTsEr in the 73d
year Of MS age
Friday, 10th instant JoS p HAnssS in The 18th year
Of his age son Of the late Cornelius HaIsen.
At Brooklyn, Friday evening, 10th instant WILLIAM
HENRY, son Of George L. Willard, aged 10 months.
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MoBmE-Brg Linden-66 bales cotton Hicks Co.'S do w
BamwelIl2o do w Stapes-.i do pkg stnrges Clear
manS8 bales Holbrook Nelson co30 Lee co-I
Wiilard-2 w Hase-8 bbls tallow Macy Holdridgc-
so pkgs H Laing-20 bkts wine Oracle.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
iSfores Nos. % Ann and lis FIifon street,

At i0h o'clock at the sale rooms. -
Large Sale OF Carreng and UpholstereD Stock-Win be
sold very large lot OF c,ictng nearly comprising oyer
500 beautiful ttosrs used the B0we theatre .os London
Auraicei tso % beautiful Wilton, BsiSse Ingram Eoom
aud stair carpets, and Oh cloh.
Also, q rst nair BEDS bedding Ialiastegs
curt1ius, soft pillows, &c.
All the above will be aaigel IT. the FGltCn
due form, AMI sold ia lots n suit
TUESDAY,
AZ l0iZ o'clock ~ the sale
Splsndii Stock of Dry 9Jois. Fanny Artsls &cAn
tire and elegant stock 81 llney staple ant soasoabe dr goods
comprising rich asoIaent q ni erteles OF az de-
crptions in the line, has been offered this
Also gloves, hosiery snsp,nders uib Has, various ianc
articles, Sc.
NOTICE TO FURNITURE blfNERs.-WAsHiNG
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l3 Broadway, the Ho-ihia
would draw the attention OF the public that he viii sell sier
did Cabinet Furniture az 10 per than he tails.
Of work is now selling at the anocnsco sting of Draws
Couces, Sofas, covered in different colored pushes, satin
and hair cloth. OF the latest Spring patterns. die
Also, additional lot of superior second hand furniture
soda fountain, turning lathes, &c.
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4
| PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
s,.%sd and celebrated S from IouE
naent ON the last column OF fourth page. ms Is
| DE-; JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
and Futo" Streets ea s% Ss
So kEWARD..Lost, On Friday evening, on going iror,
rh he g. Sa Scom "a fSs 5ss %sl
iii with CLOTH marked Daniel Green The fnier, by
St Ell SS sGk a cSs a: st
BRACELET LosT.-Lqst yesterday morning, elder il,
bss Ire ndsT vii Wife Be- SUITABLY awa .is
leaving It at 2i3 Pearl street stairs. jel2 Itsc
Hermsn Joa Of t account s I'm
Soparnsr-hip &c. and for IOjsnctonj NJ webster Com.
keenn the defendant cause whose place Of rcsience
By he ct ssE dSss S aes s bill sd
he Hs,y w E &c ahsn + confessed by him
Webster jels iawsw
SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS.
nrey Far aiess TO Es are generally sold put g eS.
WM WATSON 6hsrnis,s' and Apohscaries Hail. SC ca
N; B-A large assortmen, of the choicest perfumery.
land in sums of fj no. fis aud CO. any amount for
jeiic % Wall st. and ls0 Broadway
7 UMBERMEN's BANK NOTES wanted q $500
islle a aw. il i. ss AID 80 Broadway
COLLECTIONS in all para of the United States made
Treasury Notes bought at the best market rates.
Drafts on all parts Of the Union for sale at
s. J. SYLVESTERS, .
jelic % Wall st, and 100 Broadway.
A NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
pe :a. II The Ss tyre
Of the BREWER and nonpare ard is nearly new only
about 1000 copies struck of. Inquire of
JAMES CONNER, Type Founder,
jeellc corner OF Ann and Nassau sts
INCREDIBLE, BUT IT'S TRUE-SpIit Straw Bonnets
90 dollar each 2i8 Blocker street,
from Camne Mrs. Baker opens this fresh
received, the above very low prices. Ladies who
would avail themselves of these prices be early their
application This offer cannot be renewed. jcll lwsr
TAVERN AND CHOP HOUsE.-CHRIsTIANSON,
L late j. c. Soneall 20 Ann Street.-The best of
datons best of refreshments best liquors. best Of
city always be found nent English
ham, cold cuts, chops. steaks sc. sc.
An ordinary daily o'cloek-charge moderate. jeif
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER
~ WARE-The undersigned have large assortment Of
line Watches of every description from Of the best
manufacturers in Europe all warranted first time keep
splendid ofine French Mante Clocks also
ranted first for time.
large and valuable of rich diamond and other
| jewery. - 80
And Silver Ware large assortment all warranted of the
| finest silver and best OF " Jrlmsnship
All of which they determined at prices nv
reduced from former
4, & 8. 8. ROCKWELL
/ No Aston Hons
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Foreign Importations.
DoInestIc ImuortatIon

PALERMoBg Glide-3O bales rags bbs sulphur IS bcxe
quorce 800 bags 81 do fbes bxs almonds
do lemons l7i0 do oranges Fitch CO.
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lgf- DR. S. II. p LEES INFIRMARY FOR THE
Relief and Cure OF Gravel Stone in the kidneys and
Bladder and all those diseases arising from the dsorga
nization OF those organs, is successfully continued
No 70 Nassau street. New York. where attendance is
given daily from pam to Pm Letters (post-paid de-
scribing symptoms will receive due attention. Refe-
rences In the CITY, and letters and certificates from distn
guished clergy men, ply scians Judges members OF Con-
gress and others 20 be by the sceptcal at the
lnhrmory Fees are adapted TO circumstances and awa
within the reach and convenience of the afflicted.
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$4,000 REWARD.

STOLEN in the city Of New York packet containing from
$4,000 10 50 in bills Of the Long Island Bank of various
denominations from dollar thousand reward OF
cte money or Proportional, sum 70. amount thereof
Of the thief thieves The pacxet contained also various
checks the Long Island Banks which be no use to sny
person. payment Of the having stopped 5000 will
be paid the return Of said checks to the Bank
June ;.tT o,S
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lel02t.c ~ Pine street, near William
CAUTION TO INSURERS.
TO EMIGRANTS

l. " IlQl0R Nv ~.
sH4SsEs II THE NwffAsT Is5sS5 #s
& Catching SsSn e co &c. the
to Ihs sold food an Gy an adult
supple. the waste the blood sus,ain building he cont,
pound: 5Ssd day. pound ,s
sensible esnpsiioS Hence cannot a perceive how
know ilsi Z DE ss,.,ion Be .qddsely checked
the psTG'o1 Is thrown back n'G the blood and flow.
70 disease h, feeling of shivcng which commonly called
The sudden changes of the weather will therefore be prodac
s Of %Ss and so l s da. to " "s.1 n
arise rs feeling Of headache pain the side. back
bows; im%ed:ey send for iwsniy-yn cent box Ct Ben
them his principal Office al Broadway, and the PAGES
Take these and harmless Pill. four FIVE even
ss ;hss Dose s d. large dose should be 'a'
d sSsf Sn
viii "a. a.s s ssSS e %sS By .esss% tn ris
s sSsns Of s !" & ss End Be
against Attacks Of disease every KIND an aasi should
OF Sfias he e.
the cause Of disease OFT the body and those who have
Ts aa' fs w Il. TssS
's ssss &c ii
s have ss,s in s sos em by hAs mpu
all times easier 70 than disease because
functions Of the body but rather strengthen aud assist them
The BRANDRETH PILLS sold at rs cents per box.
DR.. Brandets principal Office, No 2l Broadway b.
rt s s s and Mssy o his rs \,
street. "
That each Of the genuine has upon It THREE COPY
RIGHT LABELS.
That each label has two signatures Of d. Benjamin Brand
~ ~ r,lon IL.
Thai there must E S HsGp f;a ISi bi''''' ''
''"' '"''' BENJAMIN BRANDRETH,
Besides the abe fe full Of small printing done red Ink,
here being labels nearly fvf hundred OF
hsrixmin Hrap&rsskt Fills lsa .sle r~isss
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Dg- AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The assduity and libe-
ray Of Mr. Barnum of this establishments is exempliied
many h the dustrious Heas, and he engaged
in Broadway and got out his bills for exhibiting sthem
charging f6v cents for admission, but Barnum at once
paid the he had incurred and hired him and his
small for the Museum where they will be exhibit
without any extra charge. These feas
structed be harnessed to carriages other veh
clcs which they will draw with much precision as
horse Sgnor Blitz engaged here this week. also
Mr.. Bee the vocalist Celeste, the dancer Miss Resale.
the Gipey Girl and other novelties An illuminated b
loon will ascend from the garden the top of the
scum every night at nine o'clock Great dongs for two
shillings
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A RICH STREET THEATRE, in Philadelrh a-To Let
"A the Arch Street Theatre for the Of 1912 and Ap
ply to P. NJ. Lafourcade loo Crown street.
SAML. BRAUSON, Secretary.

"A the Arch Street Theatre Of Iai2 and Ap
"z to T. M SAM HBiRa-xaidsoN Secretary
Philadelphia, June 3, 1912. je 4 lmz
Ms5Sav HES WI PAY Rs ssi s.:
AN h NoTk 70 and the
wS a Ea # MANN hope an. believe they can pre-
slsndd Circus Company of Riders each picked equestrian
e ''i1 Fl s", Saloon spacious and highly
modatng; the housing irappngs rich, novel
The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo
sn and WY enable the Lovers ms 70 sSr
ally celebrates G j. ROGERS, The Star Of the South, ali
Csdw alaer, and his wonderful pupil John Glenroy Y,eo
tray their beautiful aud three horse acts Of operate
interesting children in the Union.
The astounding Italian Gymnastc Scena Of Nh kislsy and
his infant must eecty all who behold series Of such
Tie magnificent Poses of the four Hungarian Cousins
company Of Ladies, headed BY The accomplished MI -oHN
s s fail to se Asr ssn,aGn s%e
play his superb Equbrums and spcndd Dances on the ght
The first Comic Singer of the Day. Mr. Dickinson win
easio.ly introduce series Of the popular songs-the
Most supeaatiys Esyptan Pyraridical Vapng BY fully
talented oure-snge horse acts Of dash and dare BY M
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Caya
cnae P,ssants with IN beautiful stud r Of Horss; o,
s% T &c fss'9 sS .I
Chesna, aud the Prince Of tas.ninniss r. Holman. AZ
K NHT FtTT ss fa Ar ar
and offer Cor sale prices 300 French Plates large size
inches half on !. half 2; complete RasueTPsops Ps5sa.
Giroux Co; 100 bottles hy!osulrhiie Of soda.
G Chloride 81 xo sna OF ns
substance. je5 lmec
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New York Post ONCE, June O, 1912.
90 ALBANY EVENING MAIL.--An additional mail
will be sent to Albany and after the sh instant every
day, by the o'clock M. Steamboat. Letters can be
deposited at this Office until half-past 6 P. M.
Je7 lwr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ
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Married,

On Thursday morning. June 9.h, hy Tho Rev George
B. CAeever LIZ GRNSp Loo eweop AVA LOCIsA dau Eh.
OF 5. WillstVn Benedicr, E.1., all oithis city.
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PORT OF NEW YonK, JUNE IL. 1saa.
Cleared.

SUN RISES. 81 MOON SETS 10 30
SUN 7 s6 HIGH wArER....... II "a
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NEW BRUNSWICK And NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
L pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend TO rerna-
nentlv.
Leaving New Brunswick at A. NJ. daily, (Sundays ex'
cepted) the foot of Liberty street. New York NJ
To country dealers and merchants the above line de-
sirabe for the speedy and OF merchandise
Of every dsscrp.ion and more particularly 70 Droves and
Dealers Live Stock who $50 head Of cattle
cd between New Brunswick and New York, the same day
whenever required.
The for the transportation OF cattle, horses mules
sheer hogs &c. and all other kinds Of merchandise very
low exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line is not subject
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted large stoIehouse At New
Brunswck, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
beopen for the reception Of merchandise. 49,
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
~ Freight for Newark, EIzabe!htown Railway, West
field Psnied Scotch Plains. Boundbook and omervill- j.
conveyed BY the above lines delivered the day when
received. mli 3n~
aNe,u~ FOR HAVAis A-DIRECT.-Ths fine and
HE1MIYsD well known steamship NAT, HE'S VIM
/EMEAa Miller, comladcr, Will sail for the above
@Kl&llA4EE about the 18th OF June.
s--S-=xkx-sa- For pass only, having elegant and
psror accommodations, apply 10
JOHN h. LASALA * CO.,
m3o l7r ~ Broad street.
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.

HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.
(Fomerly known Peale's,)
No. 1852 BToadoay opposite the CITY Hat
GREAT AND LEGITIMATE ATTRACTION!
The Manager hegs leave that has Tor
limited period the beautiful and accomplished Ballad Singer
MISS REYNOLDS,
Who ~ll make her first appearance MONDAY June 9Th
and evening during the week in conjunction with
MR. r. d. SHAW,
From the Mobility Concerts. London.)
The Grand French Pictures for one week more.
Musical Director Mr. q Loder
PROGRAMME.
Song" The Pride Of Kildnrc," Mr. Shaw
Ballad When wilt thou meet love Miss r. ynods
Comic Song The the money goes, Mr. Bruce
Song" My hearts in the Highlands" Mr. Shaw
Scotch Miss REYNOLDS
Comic Song The nice young Man, Mr. B,uce
Parody the Fine old English Gentleman" Miss Reynolds
Grand Exhibition Of the wonderful
POLYSPASTES VIEWS.
Among the other to be exhibited will be found
lst-La Tour de Ne<lc
2d-Campo Vecchio at Rome
Sd-Ruins of the Abby de Saint Berlin ut ST Omer
9TH -oueche and La Gemmi in three Tab'eaux
On this occasion viii also be exhibited Dagueucs
Dorama.
Sacred Concert Sunday Evening under the direction
Admission Is cents. j6
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TIE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESOR1

Of tae cis,zsns of New York beyond doubt HOBOKEN
OThe Fashionable and ,orte excursion ~ the
TO us e,ensivc ani beautifully diversified public walks and
grounds These haye recently been greatly embelshed by
beosc Al the Eysian Fields there the additional attraction
of e,ce.i uts music the afternoon Nondays
Wranesd VS. and Saturdays The Hoboken Ferry Boats
,nd.omy prepared r the summer and ply constantly from
Bar lay, Canal, and Christopher street,.
ferry boat Canal in the evening until 10
O'Clock. je3 Wv ms sTc
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no. 9 AstOr House.
Watches every description carefully repaired

ed. jei iwsr
GRAND STREET AND PECK SLIP FERRTES.-No.
tieeIThe Wlliamsburgh and New York Union Ferry As.
ISOLATION have in operation Grand and Peck sin
Ferries, commodious and swift boats navgaed by
perienced skllf and careful The association acaed
Ea,ed apy 'he net profits of the ferries above
ment and 10 reduce the Of feage practicable
Thus the entire community will participate the benefits
trrred by the Association. In word these Peoples
Ferries.
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SAFETY CHECKS.

SAFETY CHECKS.
THE attention Of banks Insurance companies, MERCHANTS
50 arranged that i impossible 70 make alteration the
qures. in carmne. red brown blue inks bound
ruled TO any pattern, with in Margin be supple
Printing Of every description neatly and accurately executed
EDWIN A. CLAYTON,
jelQ2tsc II Pine street near William.
CAUTION TO INSURERS.
MERCHANTS and Others who insured in the Hartford
wi Fire Company Hartford advised against
insuring in this Company.
The subscriber deems his duty inform the public he
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for
urns hn) on his hardware, cutlery and castings Detroit
and sustaining loss they refused pay for his el bar
lead iron &C. damaged the unjust, illegal and despcable
around, that thes- articles
WERE NOT HARDWARE"
thinking, probably the crocey dry Goods
and thus svadc the and honorable clam against
them
Merchants judge for themselves, whetherR their
interest TO insure in such company
10 guard mistake Justice the
m" and Protection" Fire Insurance Companies, of Hartford
The subscriber feels bound add that the above caution has
application what.ve either Of those Comrans but applies
only to The Hartford Fire Ingrance Comany" of which +.
Je6 imSr A. II. NEWBOULD, No. % John st.
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and At the risk of the owners thereof je3
TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS
s se' Po s Sswsdn AM Si Y E sr
.T--x..Z-ha having heen discontinued between the hours
Of quarter after three and half after six o'clock the great
be hown any good boa thai would leave the city for those
Places o'clock r. NJ, passengers in time for the
dinner the Pavilion New Brighton would meet with gene
raj encouragement and mgh have almost ali the
going Port Richmond, returning leave New Bright
half six O'Clock she would srug back all
al tglO ctxr
, 1842-04-23

it will not be less than seven or eight
weeks, and may be longer. 1t is
as you would spread flax regu-
larly, and avoiding itsibeing tangled.
You cannot judge whether it is
sufficiently rotted or not but by Ia
king up a handful and ascertaining if
the lint will separate easily. When
sufficiently thus rotted it is taken up
and again shocked, and broken out, in
the months of February, March,
April, &C., as convenient, by a large
hand brake. | task my hands so
lbs. per day, and allow them a cent
per ID. for every pound beyond that.
have knewn, in some Instances, IS
much as $50 pounds per day broken
out. As each handful is broken out,
the shoes, that is, the little particles
of the stalk which adhere to the lint,
are carefully beaten of, SO as to
make it clean, and the hemp is laid
away, and at night tied up in a bale
or bales, and carried TO the Hemp
house. All attempts to substitute
horse, water or steam power to the
hand brake, and there have beer
many, have hitherto failed.
Tie above method is what we cal
dew rotting. | have never tried wa
ter rotting. That is effected by I'm
mersing the hemp stalks in bundles
in water, and keeping them unde
with weights. September is the bes
period, and standing better than run
ming water. The length of time ma.
be a few days or more, according t
the temperature of the wa'er.-
You Judge, as in the other mode
, when it is sufficiently rotted.
| The Hemp intended to produc
seed is suffered 10 remain IN tn
ground until the first light frost, Is the
| cut, and after Il few days the seed al
: haeshed out.
At regret that haveh2o''msAoe
Is large on this subject.
l. am respectfully
Your ob't scrv't.
II. CLAY.
n Mr.. HENRY GOLDMAN.
, 1842-04-23

ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.--A most
daring attempt TO rob the jewelry
store of Mr.. Jeffrey R. Hackett, No.
50 Washinston ST., Boston, was made
about half past nine o'clock on Sun
day night. The robbers entered
through the cellar. took down the
furnace, and climed up through the
register. Being disturbed, they made
their escape, leaving behing them two
small bags, in one of which they had
slowed II gold watches, and some
silver spoons. Before they were DIS
turbed, they had ransacked the desk
and stolen all the money, amounting
to about 500.
, 1842-04-23
AGRICULTURAL.
From the GeneSce Farmer.


To the inquiries of I. X. /. IN re-
card TO the cultivation of Hemp, we
are happy yer fully to respond IN
this number of the Farmer: IN Il way
which, we trust, will be satisfactory
TO him.
The report Of the Commissioners OF
Patents gives the amount of fax ard
hemp produced in the Un'te@ States
rs amounting TO lOl.l813 tons
Rut il is q curious circumstance and
adapted. in some degree TO nbate our
confidence in these ,abl IS, that in the
returns obtained by the United States
census. in the first place the two ar
tic,es are not distinguished n from
the other. so that there is no possible
tv of determining how much oil flax
or how much Of hemp was raised;
and in the next "the amount Is some
times given in ton and sometimes In
pounds. so that it is not always easy
to discriminate between lhcm;' thai
is. as we understand II, 1t is mol
known whether the figures OF the
Marshals mean poundsor tons, whIcf
70 h, sure would make some little dii
ference in the result. Officers EN-
ployed by the government and P"''
ror obtaining returns. who have no
knowledge enough or care enough ''
DISTINGUISH between tons and pounds
certainly deserve a vote Of thanks
from Congress with brass collars 10
,beir eyac,ness. The COMMISSIONS
saws that probably more than hal
the whole amount must be allotted
TO fax, as but little hemp, compare
lively. is known to be raised. III
SAYS again "that some of the amour
should rather have been credited L
mounds for flax than to tons, as NOR
nearly corresponding to the actua
condition of the crops in our coun
try" 49,,
He adds, that "Kentucky probabl
ranks the highest with respect to tn
production of hemp. The crop
1910 was a great failure, and that G
the past years also suffered from In
dry weather. There is not SO muc
attention paid to the culture oil III
article as its Importance demands
vet there is every ground OF encou
apement for increased enterprise
the production of hemp from he SUI
ply required in our own country.
The difficulty most in the way oil !
success. hitherto, has been the ne
lee, either from ignorance, inexpe'
ence. or some other cause, proper
to prepare it for use by the best pr
cess Of water-rotling. The agrIcr
,ural;sts Of our country seem, in tn
respect, to have too soon YIELDED
encouragement. The desirablene ,
Of some new and satisfactory resul
on this subject will be seen from u