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which was referred TO the COMMITTEE Of the
"hyle on the mon.
Mr.. CcsHiSc's Report on Colonial T,ade wa.
taken up. and discussed during ,he morning hour
py slr. LOWELL, who went at length into tho ne
costly Of amicablc adjustment, in our trade with
the British Colonies advocating free trade with all
the nations Of The world. The Report was re-
fe-rod 70 Che C"rooittec of the Nh-e oE the STATE
Of the mon
Mr.. kssNrpY Of Nd. from the Conf4I,,e- IN
Commerce, reported bill to alter the mode. Of
measuring the tonnage Of vessels employed in the
merchant service Of the United States which wa.
referred f. III. Cotn-iicc Of the Whole on the
Union.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
OF thc Tard Bill in Committee Of the Whole Nj
MCkFSNAS Of Pa, in the Char) Mr.. SALrox.
SAIL moved 10 strike out all the bill after the en-
getting clause and in.ert the bill reported Is, him
from tic Committee IN Manufactures. so amended
rs 70 takc effect from goth july instead O. arrh
June, and by striking out the las; section relative
TO frauds IN importation 'AiiertEo reading 81 the
amendment which was demanded bv Air RHErr,
come points Of order we're made, ami tie motion
was changed rs et'ike -, ,c fr,, section only and
insert a. before proposed.
Mr. IILNoK, then took he floor and made an
exposition Of the principles and provisions Of 'h.
bih, the action ot Inc Committee OF Nays and
H'ean- on the SUBJECT which v1> one Of greater
magnitude taan m o'her nat could be broU-h;
before Congress, except that ol pcaca IND var,Nc.
He alluded, in apology for any defects that nigh,
be found in the bill, 10 ,hc want Of information b.
ioro the Committee, resulting IN part from 'c fail
uce OF the Secretary oithe Treasury TO furnish j in
Gns ;fcr 20 reueat"d calls and IN part to the refusal
o; the iioue to appoint Ccrn'-ri'jce et the last
session o collect thc.e fact and to a',nori-o ne
Committee on Manufactures TO send f,r persons
and papers. The bill nov reported was .uh.lsr-
'alis ihc same with tnat uf the Secretary ri The
Treasury, and would ARE about the ,arse amount
which VA, estimated by the secrc,ai, at . ii,tlc
Oycs 81 ,001 900. Mr.. F. thought IT would fall
short OF tina, fp Til, ard next year at least and
tTnatcd tho ordinary expenses 81 Government for
zone years TO come at g 900 900, and : 600.
600 for paying the interest OF the Public Debt and
providing sinking 'tnd iot ~ redemption. Mr.
T. went INTO an examination and advocacy of nj
iording incidental proccliOn to home rnnnuart urc-
demonstrating that II was not for the benefit q,
the f'anutac ,urcr alone, but the whole country
lie also examined 'he principles ri ad vslorcm
specific and cash dGliss.
The House then aiiourncd kRGu-.
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BY THIs NOMINEES MAIL.
FROM our Special Correspondent.

W.hINc1os, June Q, 1912.
The Democracy Of tie Senate were in agony to-
H. A. expected, DR.. Inns amendment wa,
n. bs s 'ote IF - Is - and the whole party
,re employed for the space OF Two hou.s n a.
rmpting to carry substitute for it. Mr.. Linn.
Mr. Walker, Mr.. Woodbury.. Mr.. Allen. Mr. Wood.
bury ct onHe, &c. proposed in succession, similar
srendrrcut' in every form that Loco. Foco ingcnu.
Iiy could devise and defeated in ever fort. AMI
then Mr.. Benton proposed slight modification Of
the second section of the bill ~ il came from the
House. requiring the State, so to arrange the Dis.
iric,' az to contain population as nearly equal
a. NAV he. This was carried and tue amend
mcnls were ordered to be printed and ill read
third time by vote precisely as ! predctcd--27
To 2l-and 20 the Senate adj jovrned
1t was amusing to witness the struggles and un-
-vailine u'cnsce. Of those crchssicc Democrats to
defeat the most republican proposition t''it ''r-
ever been submitted to Congress. In the rlenti-
tude OF their patriotism the Senators from Missouri
aud the Senator from Ncw-fiampshire (Nlr. Wood
buy Gcrlosed the unhappy coIli.ion between the
State asd the General Government that r'o4.d N,
cvl'ably grow out Of tn passage of this bill; and
appealed to the prudence of the majority 10 avert
dire a calamity They were inscnsible u
'hc ndu'pnitlon and replied that they hoped letter
tnlng, Of tie S-tc., dul t;,,tcd that upon rcAcc-
tion the Senators Themselves would recover from
their apprehension. The bill will be read tliid
TINE tomorrow and returned TO the House: But
nm not sure that Mr. Hcnron's modification viii be
sent with 1t. may be rccon-idefed.
The House is absorbed in the Tariff and Mr..
FnLsoRE acquitted himself with high credit IN
speech upon tina subject to-day regret to say
that. from what learn, the friends OF the Measure
~iii l'c compelled ~ contest every inch Of ground,
ana the debate viii NECESSARILY De pro,iaci.d TO
late period in July The bill will pa-s, however,
and unless the Pre- idcn, be assailed 10y some ma
lign influence it will become a law ~ all the cn.u-
ing month. il the measure fail "a temporary pre-
u,ioi will be enacted fol the support of Govern
ment until the next session If Congress, when the
servant. of the people will be more emph,,ically
instructed upon the subject.
IN addition 10 the names communicated in my
last there are before the Senate for promotion;
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DIED:

On re Io,h usr Elizabeth wife OF Ephraim 6. >m 70.
aged p wears ,,.
Funeral tbs Iav O'Clock ?. " from No toiunl.-
street Fri.nd. invited 90 attend.
90 the lnt inst. Johg 2 X. H.r,en la The a year ~
~. aye - "a the iaie Cornelius Hsr>en-
TIE irrnss oi tte 'amy are invited 10 The iunerA rom
h.. late residence 80 Greenwich street on sunday alter
NOON a. O'Clock. without further notice.
On THURSDAY. June .. after >hot ant pauiul hn@ss,
Elizabeth ahr. wife Of John Calm in he BIB year h'l
81 u.uI,,3
On the oh ms; after a lingering Illness David haii'''''
in the 81 - his sgr. a.. -. ,..,
FUNERAL fhls a,tsruoOg, AZ o'clocA' f''h ''' W 49,
i.sce No % FrunSrest Brooklyn 80 49, t,,s
On tire 9Th inst. Margaret eife>i dsagn ~. w Wv
Philip Fay aged ~ YEAR.. month, am - 70, - H. s
On THURSDAY. June Mrs. thlaDe'h -N'' IN
wear 81 her
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial md Money Matters.


There va. moderate amount OF bn>nes, done At me
stock Exchange to-day aud generally affirm pfcr> hdr-
lem improved per cent
Of stale Socks the sales large, reaching nearly
$50 90 at full prices $4,000 Ne,cYorh S'rs odd At lr.;
1000 Government Loan at par. Nev-ioTk 81. 1861. IN
proved !; >Nc.. Fve,. ,. Kentucky Illinois ln'
diana. For City >cvgn> lOi offered 10 asked Ala %
SlgW0 l. >Ne.. 1859 loo $3.50 OHIO Syes 1850. 81
$500 Water Tn. 1870 n $500 Kentucky D.. ls1IeI
NhNo y seven 1873 lg1 q 90 Illinois rs 1870 ..la.
>1.OOn 81. l5sl ....--ss. Zoo 30 .....lff
q 600 10 ....S, 5000 do >jd...l-l
az Sxcs 1852 - al q 0Oo Indiana We. bjd. -
x'oa \ FIve,. iGj3......8j Si,Wo 90 CASH. =
81 100 OHIO KS. 1850. 80
The Foreign Exchange market contnue' very nl Ser
ling. !. Il Francs 81.
In Ialand Bills there not mach doing.
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CITY INT ELLIG nee.


LAWYERS DIARY foR SATURDAY. JryRI1.--
Sup"r or Corft-No- ~ a. r. - sO -, ~ o. Glg 49,
q, 81 re, 60 ~ a. ~, A. a. o. a. IA ~ o. 10 81, 80
CdCHr OF SrssiuSs --l}ciorc the HrcoRrfR
judge LrNcn and No'r- rni tser Cro!u. sniih
or gfnnd HfCtay stealing gold H1ch anu ch1in 10 i'm
ger rings donoon sovereign. silver dnar goI iimblr,
earrings twn i~dyr tickets &c. worth sllo a. Mr..
susan >erpcr then Of Il Mulberry ,ueci. the 8 May
last Prisoner vas engaged n ~h,e~a>hng there and
e.ed Size TOOK the keys un.o,kc o trunk aud took tin
articles She s told The constable o>cpbs) tl.t she iooh
he thing" and that her husband took diem from her
beat ht The Jury 'onn her F"ha and he court sentenced
her - thu state Prison fjr years
The Grand Jury came iuo Court with number Of bill,
Of indicmenls and retired 10 resume their busurss
St.1sNtts-Tbe Court pronounced tn following ser
fences.
Austin Rankin convicted some months since o the all tue
ton with intent To defe, Jane Assn Tooe 10 July last, 10y
&c. was srniescod 10 the Stat. Prison hr lsyears
George J0n-or, convicted OF forgery in the 81 degree
in uernS forged notes with ne forged Nom" Of John John
thereon. sentenced 10 the stale Prison for
George McCartn convicted OF forgery in thu n degree,
IN passing - counterfeit bill and having others IN his pos
session, sentenced TO The State Prison for 5years
Jacob Peterson, coored convicted of ensurirg
hers on De'ra'c Lottery was sentenced to the Pcnena
ry for J months.
TRIAL FOR VIOLATING TsE PmoT L,ws-Benjamin J.
Sooy put upon his Trial for violation Of the Pilot laws
of the port ri NrwNork, 10 pollng the schooner Three
Brothers TO via Sandy Hook the 81 oi October, 1851,
without being licensed pilot, II being msdemeaner by
law 10 do The accused Captain OF the vessel and
ploed her Joseph Blunt E,q counsel for accused,
"a sed two wav defence one the uncOn-
ttutiosaiy the state Law Congress alone having
right regulate commerce The second was that captains
vessels right pilot there vessels 10 The
f, objectionable of;he pilot law of this
Satc-was argued with much ability by Nj Blunt citing
the Constitution of the nited States. and WHEATON 200
he of bons Ogden, winch the question va de-
cd.d lie al>o a-gued that Congress 1879 had cazed
the then Iot Tie STATES that no State pilot law
valid until LEGAL red hy OF Congress lie also iIdnced
the NewJ,rsey plot law, also Called by Congress and
IN iorce-slang that The present plot law OF thN state
passed subsequent 10 the Ne~Jcrev law that Congress
had legaized he commended that all the pilot laws nnN
originate with be sanctioned hy that body anf that 'he
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J.. ToCapi,nli-t.. R"iILcr.. md o,hcr-.-

Fif1iS sale 900 positively ~ made favorable terms,
Of p lots west side Of Myrtle Avenue and Adephi and
Caronsrcfis Brooklyn. AO. Oi separate pa
co.'s AGclp,ireri, between Bedford Road and Fulton
Avenue Improvements Of great importance and many OF
great vaue and beauty gong yard in the immediate
ne gbnood of th~se landscape ally the great CITY PARK.
Dry Dock. public buildings. &c These lots have the b'si
OF water, convenient for re cuce IN Ill respects The
parcels afford view thu bay and city nj Newly orb,
6c They VIII -" shown to person, desrsus o buying.
TITLE perfect. Hou,c> of mOdo rent built these lot
bc well leased large portion Of the purchase
money remain mortgage. Apply from l2to,P. VI.
10 GEORGE 4 CL.RK. ln2 Libertv.st. myistf ~
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Famity.-Iu. yOriant and Interesting worn, eni" ,heu
with several husdr,d Fine Engra,ing' just published and
for sale al No ~ N1,sau-streef, New.lork cstlil'i
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY or, the Lives ant Characters ~
the prr rsl peronages recorded the Sacred scripture
practically idapie. 10 the instruct on 81 ynnh AMI Wtae
ar-ife, together h Appendix ann2 IhfN Us
.rrt nn. "a he Evidences oi Divine Revelation, rom
Tmr.n'. hey % The bhr: beng complete summary 81
Hb.ca! knopi-ige. carefully condensed anl ,omk"u
from Scott, Dodiridgc. GIL Patrick Adam t'tSr' I'oi'
I,uth Horn. I'M ~t,we Rob n.nu. and other eminent
neui r.rs thu Scripture. euiteli'hed h >tNtS'L
HrxnRyu tSGKAviNGs - WooD, Illustrative ol scripture
>-fnc' Manners Cu,ipD., 80. . .,.,
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AUCTION SALES.
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R1 oAN6S, RICHARDS Il PLATT,
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1911 n ~ kNlNGS, June ia ,
GSr,g >aLs of R,sf uLR sssA,,. Roo.
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up~sni o. 10 su'1nes. many 81 hss gr~.s ,s,ou.s
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WA u,t'rA 10 at he mln tmpcfOr> ulo, rurrvlfs
History OF tnglnnt vos io.,, raio,,o s~ofk, 3 vol.
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L.b-iN tso,. H', Philosophy Vol, sVo; s.srn,oSt
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Movie. RI, 1Ni' Brown, life oi Il chelien wi, Md
~ on r 81 Cicero Wis >'a.cc Noils',s " old Pas'.
1utN NoGnd' bi'h Poets - Ne large variety OF rare
off sermons by eminent - s>h Dr. mes Pr.draux, Con
1c.ion' 70 iiornbecA, Cruc,h-i Jesus PritrsHns ITO
Nthom' tidde' ernon, ioho. tcharTs Ees ssisstcsl
History yu; CouVbeari>, sermons Nos: Barrow,
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VIII plate iea"p.r' ", Dsco'cN o. avaS Country
4 ir-rl 500. Nt.s llr,. furlps,n Settlements ~ anne
ioa vDt Engi,h Empire M America. Revew at Mihis.
y Operation, Ia North t'cuca Do Hcr,ra's History ot
America, 2yol,. Uymr,'s H>rory o. British rmpirr IN
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Pratn' History of LOUISIANA, Coh.s Jou nal 90 FIVE visits
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nrkefs.

AsHES-Sae $50 bbl, Pot, 3 p and 80 bis Pra at
- 62t.
FLOl R-The market IS about material chang. "r,-
esec a. le Sales loo Dbl. Ohio add Michigan. hat At ~
Tor Liverpool. go hhls !ousd hoop ONO a. - ~
7ao New Orleans al 81 and so extra at ~ ~; Ih-
New-Oeans soll previous 10 arrival al 81 sales SW oo''
Troy y III 6a bbs Brandywine ami 20 MD. amy
vine Ma for shipment on pnvair terms; oeofge'o~"
p i2t s. IS 49,,
GRtIN.-wheai not plenty Sale, 5000 beshss Nof,,
River Corn NJ 81 70 2.s, bushels Rye 81
AZ a Si cents Oats dull al - II cents
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j. CautiOu.-Tht public !, cautioned against put
cha.n. other Than the genuine Corn savc, having v
Cooper. VI ID. each box The community bas been ep
repeatedly imposed upon by p'r>Ons Who kno" nothing oi
ih m nre ot med ruc ami Dr. Cooper. Corn SAVE 9,
liable To be looked upon humhug un IL, merit, .hal
have tested. wish to that thu SalNr = com
pounded by highly n He'd and well known physician,
AMI IN reslty a Deysr-iainr cure tor Corn. >oid ~
Rev. j. Cov.u', Metcal Office, lB' Ns>duHreci undtr
Clinton lI,lL Also At the principal shoe store, IN New
lOfh. ~ Jci" :"
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MARRIED.

On THURSDAY morning June o. 10y the Rev. George b.
Ch.-ver L. Grand Lockup od To Am Louisa daughter u
: " l.on Benedict; 20 al ot In, city.
On me sh inst VI. JOAN =. Wakrmin 10 81 = Mar a,
daughter O. b sherman F.. all oi ihi, city.
On the 3th INST Wm. X. Collins. uf The urn ~ COINS,
Brotber Co 10 Ana daughter of solomon Griffin, al Il
th., civ. ~. -,
Al Wilmington. Conn ihe Eth inst George W. Read,
Of Newly to Mary Elizabeth Curtis, daughter Of Roder-
ick Curri. E.g of Tie former place.
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II addittOh 70 tht huWCs cUWnUhlcdttd IN my
last. thcro are before the Seilate for promotion
Cnr,nin John Monroc. 10 be Malor.
Yours. &c.

IL Hon jaws BappoUp died at his residence
in Orange county, Nirgnia, on the 9th instant. Mt
n~on Had he lived I'LL the l0lh he would have
been o. years of age h. possessed his mental
facutic, to the lust, and perfectly conscious
of his approaching dissolution. He died very
ca my, surrounded by all the members OF his
family. Nat. Int.
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The Ercnt (onsu,i..iou,

Church constitute" AMI cla' ge 10 cOntry The Gospel 10 tie
World; by ihe Rev John iiarr, d. n President Of Che
hunt Coll 20. auh1r of Mammo,, Great Teacher etc
w'n ~ fsay hy VIM. x. Williams. d. D. Pasioro Amry-
street C"urct. Dsv Published and for sale
hy DAY ron >ENMtN. c-r. Fulton and Nassau-.is
Al int rcreited-Growih n Grace from the riiing
~ Edward 7ef jams
TIN. FRONT the f,r uNle
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Their considerable inquiry 'or Treasury NoIe al PAT
and TO prem
The notes of the staten Island Bank Will De redeemed by
the Comptroller and alter the 18Th inst at hiN1 ceni'
on IA. dollar Bonds and Mortgages 10 tie amount Of
Al 800 in course OF colecos will give future dividend
The sale by order Of the Comptroller ofa bond and mort
gage OF $nco pledged security for the redemption OF
the circulation OF the Arlington Bank, was postponed
The Hartford Bank has declared dividend OF three do
lars and f1y cents for The la. siN moa,hS
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The Weekly Tribsue


may - hai al our ouner ihi. m'rnng. Free o, Gems
CoNrFNTs
I'tTN->ong OF tie Tee-TO;aler-HENRY CLAY bv
4 X. Sweet e..
sF'K1ftrr sNn rHr BlhLr, Parallel Passage, collected
for TIE Tfirlno.
->LRpFrT HrS1ifg. ar a'4'of re = so1'h Amsr.a
>cFSF ~ SPAIN nrRfNc rrr W.
FOREIGN NEws-Peel IN ii,- NJ Tariff Ge te -
IHf RiGHE % >EARcH-Proie,i NJ General Ca. - ns,
~ d"au' concurrence f TIE French Covernmcn, IN the
Trey = December - l3il
TRIAL or Monroe EDWARDS 4, reported N foil
Tor the Inbone-ihc rsmar's- ts. interesting and 81
iranrd'na'y uial VIII he gwen in next Sscs. ~e.siy
tnt1oRiNs-The Bank 01e''on, &c. be-. Sc.
CoTcsss'oSAi-A complete summary OF The P,oce,d-
ng: BON branches o Coa.re,. from e r--ular CORES
Eondsnf Of Tie Tritnne.
CoKRssP0NDE>CE of r. TP~-yF -sev,ra. Interesting
letters from our Sfecn. C'rresTeuIrn. - Washington
GLsNCFs At NICHI.AN.
Aco~FFTf LisT OF Att GOOD BANKS .nthe !. : 10
th-lr rates Of discount 10 Nev.York.
REVIEW es THg NV YORK M,RErrs. 1c. &c.
Nj Efr, ~Eor--EXrR.CT.. tcAc
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, Romnu Eve Rulsam.-l

II Roman Eye Balsam. ID ,eascd, weak and
ufsucd eve, ar cy,ld, are safely and speedily cured y
tie application o TN, valuable Bai.am. Is the r't rrp,
rv ever discovered for OF 'le eye Prcc SIt
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corner Market Il, ~ 100 Fulton IT. ard ~ Broadway
D. 90
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Drawing md Engrnviug in Wood.

TIE unders n,d. late oi Boston hd'inP remover !" W.
city, prepared To- attend % any command he may De "a
vorrl with IN either OF thee department, ., Ar
" DENEREt y.
i.9ln u No l. John->ireei, 81 story
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A Cnrd.-M lu-l~-s i,,li.r nrn-rrt,d Iy

J n Card.-M AE"oth. belt"r. prompted hy Tire
Depressed state oi the n'c, offers 20 -'''e"en d.
posed TO 'conomI'e very hyperion Hat, the moderate
price Of Four Dollars.
Tie reputation the sul.cr or susta.ns n tire production
oi frs' pua Hats, gvr. fm assurance ii2i ert 10
roh'7-n y tie r-e'-n; cI.. b. adG1e ts aor'q,rf
Aaott,r t"q'fy wI Meet with al-rai patronage. The
subscriber DOE, pretend t1i the Four Dollar Hat. uo
offered Of to finest description NJ stoct bot re,,
item as an srce poses. ~ large measure. tn con'
tuent parts Of tie most coGly.
itef =" sold at moderate advance on the cost.
"a -.u\nTE II..er p.o..r.,...
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OIltS WELLS.
CHARLES CROSBY.
\ NTHANiEL WHITLEY, Draper

ani Tailor. y. - tun,trect splendid >nnne
l.,r,-I,rt ,f trnfi.mrus Fashionable Apparel 81 t'
,.-,f ant NOS beautiful pattern, Also ali ar'c'.o m
,le f.r ' and select. PROV dsi m 'i-w 10 econo
b., - ,I, ,,t,.|a 20 -,I ~ Steel
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II Free Church. the Hall OF the hedlca ,q ~
lege Crosby street doors below Spring street. Rcs ~
Cochran, late Of Oberlin Ono viii preach SAp"a IT..
In continuation OF his course Of Lectures
Law Of God perfect, converting the heart riescnhk
also in the morning and prayer meeting IN The evening"
Service usual hours. Seats free The public are nveo
attend. Jeil II
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II Dyspcpsin.-Sebrngs Restorative Cordial. No
476 Broadway This Cordial relieves Dyspepsia Nervous
and SICK Headache and Nervous Affection, generally. II
restores strength all of Debility. creates good
snd healthy appetite gives aud To- he whole
tenn and recommended by several eminent physicians Of
As Guy, vi. .
Nrw.YoEK. March 10. l3il
{. G. SeJrng. Esq-Dear Sir. Al yonr request, have
tNsRlet with The medicines OF which Nour cordial
composed and have hesitation IA saying that they are ~
the best class Of tones and. the manner prepared by YOU
prov. highly beneficial d. spep'a and macy other
IA , eases Of general debility Respectfully yours,I
=. PRATT, VI D. g3Liberiy-st.
NewYork. Mareh Il, lsi2. concur n the above recon-
mendaiion OF Dr. Piatt. i. BOYD, 29l Fcurih-si.
le{ llnSIW ~
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- PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Tho>e person, ha'

L PARTiCt' LAR NOIlCE.-Thp>e persons taf'n.
furniture l ,crpton to dispose Of or vino a" hr-as
NJ IN keeping. vii ui ready ,aie for any portion
or ali OF t.r gDob,. by .euiug s,er address, W calling
lrqn tie subscriber. Good 10 any amount purchased
y COTTON h go M cs'Uam-s.
- 80 -, ,f3n
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Drnb Ca.~i,ner. sp,,s,

j. Drnb sa->iinere Has, "nc"r VIII %
PREPARED ". l, Aev - j. o. SKINNER ~ s''urday.
<l't Instant Tie s@asoaaDe color preserved
with to- neatne, which has liz black Cashmere sci
great favor. Mt heu- c0lorel. th- -sb
"afe extremely light about igparus 10. proper dura
bIty. Tlte = sPE\C EK. - Broadway.
nv O. 81 ''rs d,..r naoH MlTrav..f.
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l. Corporntion Nosice.-Pubic Notice !, hereby

given that sale ct Property Tor unpaid ihNt> WI '"'
place At pnilc Auction, the CITY Hall of the CITY ~ New
York on Tuesay thu 18th day of July next At l. o'clock
noon aud be continued from day To- day mill the whor ul
said property shall be .o- and that the detailed statement
nj the Tarc. and property be- sold, i published M the
New Fra newspaper printed and puhl>icd m ne ny o
New-Norh. ALFRED \ SMITH
Comptroller. Office April 9iih. ls42 Comptroller.