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nm CHsNCERY.-Before the Vice

I'm CH5NCERY.-Before the Vice
I Ghancellor-The Manhattan Fire Insurance. Company
rs. Richard Parker and wife, el I'm pursuance ef de-
creia order of i Court made in the above entitled cause
will be pubc auction, under the direction Of the
suscriber the Master. ois Court, by w. H. Fask
lin auconeer the Merchants EIchaEge in the City Of
noon, OF that day:
All that cersia lot and parcel of ground situate lying
and being n the Second Ward of the City OF New-York,
ery in the by ground lately of Nathaniel Prime
and James Thompson, The souh side by ground lately
OF Michael Moore Of the said Richard Parker ana
the north side by ground lately belonging the
Trustees of the Corporation of the Methodis, Episcopal
Church in Tie City OF New York containing in breadth
front and each twenty feet eight inches, and in
length the north side 2neyx feet and the south side
ninety feet two ncseS, he said Dimensions
less WILLIAM IS. CAMPBELL
Master in Chsncery.
r IL BOWIE. Solicitor. dI5 2ayytJl4
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By Special Appointment.
EOSEpH GILLOTT. Pen Manufacture

HUSEPH GILLOTT, Pen ManuiactureF
eS TO THE oUEEN.-CAuTION.-The high cbarac.
ter OF hee Pens has induced the attempt, the part OF
several dreputable makers topractice aaud only
Mr. Gl- but also upon the pnbEc- An inferior article,
bearing the msspelad name Is elliot, omiitng the al
ow in the market Ii readily be dstected by its
nlfnsse6 appearance and the very common style In which
il is put up.
Observe the genuine PeAs are are all marked 10 full
sJoseph Siotfs Patent, Joseph GIllst, warranted
and that each gross bears fac simile of hs Signature
The above Hay be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESS0F
iyls ~ 81 Johrst.eel, corner OF Gold.
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRrsoN, ;
Auburn, October lS, 1912.
DY THE CONSENT and direction o

, the Inspectors, at Regular Meeting of The Beard,
held the Prison. October 5 l342 notice IS hereby given
tha, sealed proposals will be received at The office OF se
next O'clock. NJ the services of such number
Convcts, exceeding forty the Agent may be able
furnish under the restrictions and provisions Cd the re-
III 1885, and pril9 1872, for the term Of five years from
the first day of June next be employed the nanuac
Steam Engnesand Boilers, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
and Railroad Work. Sufficient soproom, suitably warmed
and lighted, TO be furnished by the State.
NoTE-Persos making proposals are required 10 name
the AMOUNT per day, offered for tie services OF each Con-
vc and give the Of the persoca Who are 10 be-
a2i iawtDT HENRY PoLHEMUs, Agent
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est recesses of Acconac. There is line which
we happen 10 have often heard quoted among our
selves:
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GERRlNG'S CUUGH SYI

GEBRlNG'S CUUGH SYRUP, sold at
~ 47st Broadway.-This pleasant preparation is never
failing rersedy for Coughs, Colds, Whoopng Cough, Ash
aud all other similar affections OF the lungs and throat
Ii has been tried in innumerabe instances and has always
produced the happy result 1t is agreeable to the
taste and taken with peasure and children in par'icu.
lar will be found to like it, That there never need be any
trouble in administering to them. This is important
consideration in preparing medicine, and is OF tselfa
great recommendation.
Please Notice MSo we'll assured from experience, is
proprietor this Medicine, of its efficacy in all cases OF
common Coughs however or OF long SANDING and
whooping Cough distressing to chdreD that he has
hesitation in proposing 20 any person who may pur'
chase this Syrup and conscientously a!ldege alter
using according the directions that benefit has betn
experienced exhibition, return the price, on Tie
presentation OF the empty bottle This is fair propos.
tion and purchaser Is invited avail himself OF it,
he should derive no relief from The Cough Syrup.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor at 76t Broadway
Price, 25 cents. az Ina
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ETULL'S TRUSSES.-N 10 Rup-
Z z tured Persaus-Persons afflicted with Iuptures may
RELY upon the bas; instrumental aid the wsd Affords on
application al - Office No. Eesey-street, either oil
the agents in the principal towns in The United states be
careful examine the back pad of Huls !ru:se TO see u
iIIey are endorsed by Dr. al in writing None are 2enn
ire, or he relied npon good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations OF
Hus celebrated uses and thousands imposed uponln
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unskful mechanics and no better than
the ordinary tEusseS.
Rooms have been fitted up q; No. eSoio
sively ladies' having separate from the bus
department where female IS IN constant attendance
wal; upon female patients s2l II
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CoERKINS' CARDS, EnameIled and

z Pearl Surace.-prners, Engrayers, Booksellers and
others who bry Cards, will fnd cards in the country
ments have been made in these Cards within short time
and the Enalnaled Cards warranted superior tor
Coppepa,c Printing, Style Writing and Letter Press Print,
ng, and beautiful article for Address and Visiting
CLASSY surface The Pearl Surface Card for business
card or for usual purposes the best in use they not
surpassed by any other in point Of quality and are warrant
ed print well ia every respect TO bear strong bLdy OF
ink from lar ge type and all 10 work equally well! They
sold prices cheaper than other cards of inferior quail
i,y. Scales of sizes and prices given any who wish
her aad the c5rds for sae wholesale and retail by tie
rusnuiacturers agent JOHN ALLEN,
dis 2Sw3m 1S9 Nassau-street
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Cheap Publications.
Quiz

" Tias following Rubiicntioas are for sale
at TIE office OF The Tribune, Nassau-suee opposite the
Ci,y Hal
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ToUms us. FOr1 THE HOLIDAYS. al

and other fanew hches. Jewers Silver ard Plated
a. Ais Shahanireei sod at much less Than usual prices
ALBERT BEACH d24 7tiss
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STOCKS. sCARFS

e. CRAYATS. GLOVES, &c--0Id EstahltshmSnf-
paeS ~ Is AGATE established In lS23-ln addi'ion
,he excessive assortment OF Sashasabe Goods the SAD
s-srs are receiving by every arrival from London anu
-; fTrsh supply OF fashionable Scars and CrasatS--
;;r assortment OF fashionable Stocks, Scars. Crayate
-,; made Linen ltor which The hrs premium was award
80. =, .ha laie fair OF The American lnsin,s Gloves
sneers Hosiery SILK, MerIno. lanieswonl and brc&sSn
Suits and Drawers, and all articles aPpe.in,n 10 gsn
=. ,s o;J sfabIshmert may depend on beng furnished
VITA e best and latest fashions al far and moderate prices
"iA '-. 49, PapSELLS / AGATE, s4l Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
PkA continue the manufacture OF tncif sssoia iaieu
Sbonlder Braces and genlesens Russia sioing DEUS
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a McILKOY, Dentist, removed to 425
A. Broomes!, SIX doors east from Broadway des 2w-
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pOARDING--A gentleman and wife,
as few single gentlemen, can find board with prl'
vale family or where there are but few boarde- in
gent-el house and price low suit the times Reference
rqui ed. Apply at No. Doverstree1, few doors from
Frankin-square. d7 isi
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DIO COFFEE.-sOOO bags for saleby
Ia GRINNELL, hINTURN l. co,
.iJ 7S Souitst
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nE 0RiS0N'S Hygeian Medicines.-
LIE MOTTO E.-ishereas, A. a. SNmanos of 81 Broad.
way, Hew-YoFk is making improper use OF MeSsrs.
Merson Co.'S appointment fer the sale OF their aeti-
Sn Ids Is, therefore, 10 inform The public TINT Air
SSaInanos IS not authorized 10 sell N0RlSONS PILLS.
York, aa Messys. mortisaps only Agents in
lin York are Messrs FIRTH Z HAIL, of Nc. Frunk.
aoti wton aioce the 0isdlcnes can be had gen
| bsi,s 49,, tSignsdl MORRISON s. co.
laa issis isss College OF Health, New Road, Lsndon,
I xat
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dOLTON'S MEDICATED CANDY

Hartford, Nov. 80, ts42. IN. e. Weekly Review.
Sold by A. B. d. Sands Druggists Nos 79 and 100 Fr
ton.stree at wholesale and retail; also sold by A.
Sands Co., 27S Broadway, corner of Chambers street,
David Sands Co., n East Broadway, corner OF MARKET
sireet dis I'm :
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BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
, COMMERCIAL ARITHHETIC.--TEoha
Jones 1855 Broadway invites attention To The following
arrangements under which he gives Instruction IN lhe
above branches. ep y,
Tbe honrs study from 10 2 NJ, ifcsn 10 -.
or from -tl p. d.
Students may select any Of the above hours of attendance
and pursue the study OF all OF the above oTaeAes a
moderate charge per quarter.
Terms-For a,,endance3 days per week during J
quarter Z CAV W
Oreyery day Tor six weeks. ..............)
This arrangement will afford the diligeni student op.
per,uny of acquiring for $40 competent knowledge oil
private lessons are gwen dnriag the forenoon
Published and sale Joness Principles and P;aenee OF
RoE neenng syo Price LIS. Teachers, BY the help Of
fh sreae will be able TO impart more knowledge In
ty weeks than can be effected many months oy any
-, ssn nj Instruction. See Journal Am Institute. and
Mercbaus' Magazine for Dec. 1872 d22 In
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MON DOOR RSPkINGS-These afe
" the best Springs offered to the public, and thea
superiority is fully atested by all who have used Ieri
Persons wishing the article procure and have tlems
used by leaving order at 81 Johu-ss. dzg
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IN SENATE

Ia the Senate there was but little business done du.
ring the morning hour Some few memorials only hav-
mo been presented, and one two reports made on
private claims.
Mr. CLAY occupied the floor from one until after
four o'clock on the resolutions submitted by him some
DAYS since In the of his remarks he replied IN
detail the arguments of the opponents OF the measure,
touching incidentally on retrenchment revenue, and
The distribution the proceeds of the public lands, and
concluded by powerful and eloquent appeal TO sena'
tors TO throw aside all party preudces and party BIAS
and mite in one great effort TO restore bleeding coun-
try TO its wonted prosperity
The galleries were crowded TO excess and every ave.
nue. TO The Senate literally blocked up, the Reporters
box even not being free from intrusion
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
AS the Clerk began 10 read the journal OF yesterday,
Mr. EVERETT called upon him 10 read the yeas
and nays of yesterday the privileged question as part
nj the Journal to avoid the possibility OF any mistake
or misapprehension hereafter
Mr. WISE rose during the reading, and SAID he
wished to go the journal, that one vote on the
adoption Of the resolution of censure he had refused to
vote.
The SPEAKER said it was not usual 10 enter such
circumstances on the journal
Mr. WISE replied that ii had been repeatedly done
IN his case.
Objections were made to its being entered and
Mr.. WISE moved 10 amend the journal BY inserting
that fact.
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~. som,rc,ise ,rs. s. tsi';i '.srcsssriea hsse
not beer 30 fo1trratc ~ 70 Jag ny hands OF iAs las'
Re mort of the SEC feary Of tie Treasury GU aase '
rsport of the Secretary made 10 Congress o" 'ne i''"
OF January lSi0 and from that learn the m'"H,'s
facts and draw the following conclusions = ne us
.r;bniion will call for So 500 800; the COMPROMISE oii
will in June lSi2 reduce the income on duties S'ooV'
900 the heaviest tariff we could lay on iuAnirS wooio
barely supply the millions, and I've other % m.ohs
must be raised by duties on The necessities % me
The Northern people have keenness ana forecast aoou'
money matters for which they are distinguished the
world ocer 1t strikes me, they would ardiy urge ,hs
pnlicy unless they had some Interior views-uhiess
;hev ihoupht they would ret more OF The innd 10 De
distributed and that others would get less OF IL thah
the due and raabie proportion oil each ana mue rear
mo that AMONGST these Interior views OF theirs, that
OF raising the tariff is most pfonlnsnt-and rs SUI
sid,ary 10 that, the ruetion oil internal
,nen,s NORMALLY by the States, but really by Inc
raj Government-which would LEAD 10 an uSo'pa''o" 'n
10 the hands o the Fedora! Government oil powers mere
tofore denied 10 it, and which would embark the oa'es
IN schemes of wild and reckless extravaganza, whisn
would lead the blight and run OF the 'e prosperity
which yet fingers amongst US ANA we en'oa'h y" "ee
schemes too at a tme the most nauspicIous, "heh the
Federal and State Governments are IN dent, wheh our
importing merchants owe largely IN Europe, "hen
commerce flags when trade deciines when the internal
concerns of citizens are daily assuming Hole
son,bre hue when the whole country IS plunged INTO
difficulties from which years o. industry ana economy
will hardly extricate her-whch Will weish down lhe
industry, and teter the energies Of unborn generations
For these reasons, and others which might give,
am opposed to permitting distribution 10 tue
bou,ds or the Compromise Within that limit, deem
it both safe and sau,ary, and shall at all times support
and both here and elsewhere enforce the proprey OF
receiving the fund course, which under the Prov
sions of the existing law of Congress IS calculated 10
check the ex,ravagance of the General Government,
and to preserve the Tariff Compromise $50 justly priced
bv the Sout III sssacred and lnvlolate
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THE "PATRIARCH."

-bai
This is the title ofa bmonthIy periodical Pu'''sss
in New York. by George A. Peters, 36 Park Row, q.
very low price IF dollar year in adranee-o o<]'
tfu Nos) We have now before the January ~, w.,
embellished with piece Of Music and three h.s :,
wings, Two OF which do credit TO the skill OF the
we NEAR the beautiful "Cottage Girl, as she o'ea ave
the fresh air of the morning in the bosom OF het M
bills-and "Carnation Pink" with its r'ch n ~,
We have had the pleasure Of conversng WIN s ,,ncs
w. Bailey its able originator and were SO muen By
with The leading objects Of the work, as 10
him. that take pleasure in calling public WI,:m
its merits He has now associated with HIM W u',,
Cutter, poet of taste and feeling, and Elhu DJ boss
'the learned Blacksmith, Of Worcester, msss cannot
name is in itself slower of strength. "aoc,rine
but give cordial approval to one ieaolg csIcoa
ted to promote 0 the Of vi,
the Family is only the great social org .,sn,s are
nature, but an elementary ,ehoOl-and Inc aid ofsl
the tie achers How much may be done mere !"
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IN HASCERYVfAcISia:-At Court held for Buckingham
county, the Court house, the 4,h day of March, 1872
Abraham Cooke VIM H. Cooke, and VIM. Garrett Mary
hi, wife, formerly Mary Cooke, Plaintiff.
against
Arm>rad Garnett and Johanna B. his wife, John A. Lancas.
William l. Lancaster, Hester Ann Lancaster children and
heirs Sarah b. Lancaster, Stephen Cooke, Abraham Cooke
John Cooke George Cooke and Marnda formerly Manda
Cooke, and - her husband, children and heirs OF John
Cooke deceased Emene Penck formerly Wason and
Watson children and heirs of Elizabeth Wason formerly Cooke
and Susan = Anderson, formerly Susan Cooke Defendants
The defendants Stephen Cooke, Abram Cooke, John Cooke
George Cooke, Miranda -, formerly Miranda Cooke and
her husband children and heirs of John Cooke de-
ceased Emrne Penck formerly Watson, and Susan Wat
son. children aud heirs of Elizabeth Watson, formerly Cooke
and Susan Anderson formerly Cooke having their
appearance and given security according the of Assembly
rules of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants OF this country: ordered
That said absent defendants do appear here the first
June Court and the bill of the PLAINTIFFS that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted In newspaper
in the city Of Richmond for SUCCESSFULLY
and posted the front door of the Of this county
ACopy-Teste,
RoLFE ELDRIDGE, C.
March % l07-w6T
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IMPORTED TRUSTEE will stand the ensuing season at my

IMPORTED TRUSTEE will stand the ensuing at m,
North Of the city Richmond, and within miles th
Junction Of the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Louisa Railroad there those who wish paOnze Trustee
send their Mares with safety within few days. traee ehe
from the extreme South or North.
Trustee good chestnut sorel full feet inches, and de
cidedly the most powerful and well propooned horse
something like 40 the he made nl
Island, and but failed to prove in oal-and SINCE max
the celebrated mare Fashion, that cannot he bought ut this
less than Sl5 000; Fanny Green for less than
years old and almost unired at 1000 and colt owned Mr.
W. Livingstone Of the dam Of Goiah, be purchased
as high figure any blood in the United States and
what the fact not single colt Of his that has
tried but what makes great promises Ia he race horses.
Trustee distinguished England, and sold
years old 2O gmneas the Duke Of Cleveland
subsequently imported by Messr Ogden Cobn
better judges Of fine stallion One of the above gentle
me days ago. his candid opinion from his pop
and immense power that he ought to rank
combines the Of rrmes fpato and on his dam
Iehycr on the his not chance horse
In addition other winners of his family in 1895, his
hcr Mundig the Derby nf lbs subscribers,
ne times. II would take entirely space for an ad
% Which, 90 s " Rssser ." and e o ana h
Times, published hack-uot knowing dates
TUT S have s a"d =" ms
lar -ial he stated in full
viii stand SO cash, the which only hall
The that gentlemen who engaged him
pcctcd This arrangement will suit those who intend
pay prevent those who might send mares that
pny, the injury Of The owners OF Stations have
this time something like $1,000 due me, and il with difficulty
that dollar So II will he distinctly
send Trustee, that not left with him.
the money The and those that remain the
when they taken 81 will be expected in
the Groom Mares left with the horse shall he well
tended and well fed at 3 cents day, and ifey
good condition when they leave when received
IN charge for board. Col Walter Livingston of New
York Trustee would let have unless il
cash business Here let add that Bonners oBue
Kearney, Betsy Ary and other that have brought
eac other proved be nothing compare
the colts they had from Trustee. WIN. l.. WHITE
Spring Grove Hanover Dec 18th, loil.
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Erom uashinrton--Tne Cabinet- Congress.

Our accounts from Washington, both in regard to the
foreign and domestic policy of the Administration, con
time to be highly interesting, a very important anc
decided crisis in public affairs is rapidly approaching
We have some very remarkable statements to make or
the present state of affairs at Washington but shall
defer Their for day two for certain not
cessary to give. There is every symptom of an explo
sion at Washington, that will s,arte and asonsh the
country. The administration may have to take fresh
start, under new suit of canvass partly.
" y. Herald, Of March %
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Galveston, 10Th March, 1S42

.7aother Fire in .Ne,o Enthusiastically had the
flames which destroyed the ST. Charles theatre beer
subdued when another fire broke out on Poydras street
consuming a of splendid five story buildings, ex
tending the whole block from Magazine 10 Tchoupi
toulas streets. Loss about 100000.
attempted Suicids-Dr J. n. Frick, late Cashier o
the Penn Township Bank, Philadelphia, attempted Il
commit suicide Monday evening, by taking arsenic
At nine o'clock in The evening he still living, bu
doubts were entertained of his recovery.
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things should exist any longer.
Beauties Of the Richmond Whig

BeRuueS 81 Tie EtChmOnn HHS.
AS part OF the history of the times, give 10 our
readers the following compliment to "Captain Tyler,
from letter, published in Wednesdays Wing, address
ed from Lynchburg to member of the Virginia Legs
lature:
"'The Accident of an Accidents famished Charles
City Pettfogger, whom Nature never intended 10 eIe.
yae above the tcl of ten dollar warrants upon plan
cases man destitute Of intellect and integrity, whose
name is the SYNONYM Of midland on whose very face
Nature has placed her stamp of doomed insignifcance
and inferiority-a very sucker, fullgrown and full
blooded-such man-base, selfish and perfdIous-
whose faith broken pledges whose honor treachery
and whose conscience, about the tenderness Of which he
has much enlightened the world, is his ruling love
of Office. Such man-if miserable thing con
be called man-unsupported by either Of the great
parties ofihe country-held in execration by the one
aud contempt by the other, and used by corrupt ca
ball. for the vest party purposes the expense OF the
great interests of the country, cooed and crcumven
ed and fooled by a,terers mnis,ered to by lckspte.
and surrounded by lepers; such miserable thing IN
free America presdes over the Republic like a vaf
night and doctors the body polite with his vetoes
with the assumed authority of Russian Auocfat
spreading his nkase through his domnons, and bids
fance to his former friends and an overwhelming mao
rity of 10 millions of freemen-making the test
patriotism itself and the passport to office, adhesion to
him.-'O for whip in every honest hand 10 lash the
rascal naked through the world. But let Capt Tyler
pass"
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Uestern Luna,ic -7syium.

We have been prevented from noticing, before this
time, the last admirable Report OF Dr. Sflbbng, Ply
stefan, 10 this noble Institution
The treatment of the insane has been, until very
few years past better adapted 10 tanning the BRUTE than
restoring TO the human being. This report es
tablishes the very pleasing fact that the management
Of the insane has undergone an entire revolution
Manacles and the lash have given way 10 moral and
medical treatment instead Of confinement like beasts,
or in chains as feon in the common jail The poor
unfortunate is now soothed by kndness-efiors are
made excite his pride, until at last, by judciousy
reposng confidence in his promises, together with eyer
else and occupation, graied to find reason, by
degrees, to occupy her throne We call upon The
friends of suffering humanity look into this subject
but more especially upon the Legislature of Virginia,
in justice to the unfortunate and for the honor OF Tbs
good Old Dominion, TO study this report, and say,
,her, for the sake of a few thousand dollars, tbs
G OF lhnps should exist any longer.
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U. S. District Court.

IT, S. District Court.
Judge Mason convened his Court on Weaknesses.
for the purpose of disposng Of applications under Wv
Bankrupt Law Eighty petitions were presented .I
the first day of the term; eight of which were o0]f'''
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The "New York Tribune" understands, that "I" "
Hon. Lewis Cass proposes soon to resign the sa'''"
Ambassador at the French Court. He has write" 10
relative in Cincinnati 10 procure him residence III