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THE COMPLEXION & SKIN.
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR.


sing Efficacy.
A CREATOR AND CONSERVATION OF THAT
"A mast distinguished charm of female lovelinessl tanspa-
rent iar skin Rowland Kaydor may be s,id al
magical power Composed for the part Oicnil
ture il distinguished incidentally for extreme bland pu.
Tying and soothing action upon the skin and by acting upon
The and minute secetory vessels exrels all naure,
from the surface. aays tendency nlammation
by this alone eecuay disspafes all redness tan pim-
PIES spots freckel unbugn, and other ghy vi
stations niica TO female beauty Its aprca.
ton will change he most bilious compile xio radiant
whiteness while to the neck hand and beows de.
hcacy and fairness which It's continued happily protects
with evr appearance OF youthful charm the advanced
periods of life.
II invaluable renovatng ami refre hing wash during
travelling, to the dust harsh winds and the
heated atmosphere OF crowded assemblies,
To gentlemen afflicted with tenderness Of the skin shaw.
ing the application Of the Ky will be found ay all
ticular irritation
Rowlant's Otlonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice.
This efficient White Powder for the Teeth solely pre.
pared from Oriental Herbs of the delightful odour and of
sovereign virtue for strengthening preserving and thoroughly
ccansin. the Teeth.
Ii eracaie from the teeth spots OF incipient
decay roshes and the cnameo which il
pearike witcnes and above all from its dniecng proper
ties to the breath A. aniscorbutic the
also share III it anscen,rt powers Scurvy eradca-
ted from them healthy action ana redress induced that
table signs of their healthul state.
CAUTION-On purch,sng Beware of Counter feits.,.-
See that small label is affixed each article bearing the
names of the subscrbcrs-hus, Messrs DODGE, CUM
MING CO., &C., Only Agents New York" without which,
none are genuine je7 iteow l2wd(l)r
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This debt been contracted for the following pur-
For Canals and Railways saoo55 OLE
-. 70 pay interest public debt 3304 So
- FeFAhe use OF the treasury, I57I6s
Forturnpikes, State roads, bridges. Sc, $4,000
For the Union Canal oOOCO,
For theEastern Replsptiary. 10000
For the Franklin Railroad, 100 oO
Forthe Pennsy lvania and Ohio Canal 00Oo
Total ssosal ,oo5
The value of our public improvements, estima-
m ted at cost, is 2e292,l 1916
The State owns bank stock which cost at par 2lOs 200
The State owns Turnpike md Bridge stock, 2,st3o;s
The State owns Railroad stock, 3505i6
aloney due unpatentcd lands estimated 100000
Total $40 aae, aso
The imme late difficulty ofheir situation mainly
from the payment Of the interest annually accruing on
this debt This interest about 81 100000 and this sum,
hisncnmbent the State provide as becomes due
The income especially appropriated to the payment ofth
interest derived tolls Canals railways auction
duties, collateral Inheritance dividends turn.
pike, bridge ana navigation stocks escheas and
~ the tax levied real and personal property &C. The
from all these last year follows
30 From tolls on canals and railways S762 800
:" Auction duties, 7702a
% Collateral nheritances, 2l5gl
Dividends on turnpike, bridge and naviga-
rt tGn stocks, 1885,
Total. ssaa9so
The bank stock owned by the State is as follows
s5 sS q ra a,as Amount FAKE. .qm1
FE .%s R R;s aas s '?s % 1880 g & ~
s,ssae7G 9oa,iei
These internal improvements for the construction of
which the principal of the State debt has
Cured consists Of 1851 miles of canals and railways
peed and 1861 miles of canals progress construc-
ton and nearly completed
The finished works are the following =
Miles
The Delaware Canal from Easton tide Bristol 599
The main line of canal and railway from Phlade.
pha to Pittsburg, 1861
Canal from Beaver the Ohio, to Crecnville in the
direction of Erie, 1913
Canal from Franklin the Allegheny river to
Conneaut lake, 49l
Canal, Susquehannah and North Branch from Dun.
cans Island to Lackawanna, TIA
Canal, West Branch from Northumberland to Far.
randsvile, Is
Several side cuts and navgable feeders,
Total canals and railways completed, 1881
Canals in progress and nearly completed -
North Branch extension from Lackawanna to New
York line, 90
Erie extension from Greenville to Erie Harhor, s..
Wsconlsco Canal, from Duncan's Island to Wscon-
S isco Creek l2l
Total canals in progress, 1861
The cost ofhese finish ed lines was s2o65I 79l
The aggregate revenue for ten years, 6lsi 694
expenditures 6694, 2O6
Excess Of expenditure, $5l25S2
This is without the interest the debt incurred in
their construction. The following will show the amount
required to complete the unfinished lines and pay ar.
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PIANO FORTES

MANUFACTURED by A. II. CALEB CO., late ~ "
i rano Forte CoPurchasers invited their
tory and Ware Rooms, Third Avenue corner Of Thirteearb
street.
N. b. Prices suit the times jeI I'm sinsc
THE LELEBRATED FAMILY LIFE FILLS AND
PHENiX B!TTERS.-The renowp which these great
medcne have acquired IN every Of the United States is
solid and durable, because founded upon ckcry
tavagi pretcnsiun rests upon that from whence sprung
re good properties and uniiing efficacy Their field OF
complaint than other medicine known the mc
cal Profession because they compounded Of greater
bsr OF choice and powerful for those complaints than
combined other and the quality
cucal chemistry produce Hence that they famous
ore prompt mud complete not only of ordinary bilious
and dpec aectons costveness diseases Of the liver and
digestive functions, hibua costyeness and bilious
!ooseness headache gidine funes of the sangui
n'ceous system mpurty Of the fluids paptation the heart
nervous weakness and unhealthy of the skim but
lie eupons Of the skin scofa consumption settled pains
jaundicc salt rheum Frustrated ofeh
confirmed dyspepsia and a,uence, and long train of other
evils The Of these certified by thousands patients
afflicted take these mildly operating powerful
purifiers without ncxpessbe satisfaction and surprise at
WiLLiRM B MoFFAT. s15 Broadway n Yo,R; also BY BY
the druggists in the city generally. jol5 2wcod s"c
FINE CHANCE FOR AN EN- TERPRISING MAN
a The proprietor OF the beautiful miniature Steamboat Hy-
drauou, exhibiting at the American Museum being
gagged other business DESTROYS To dispose of half his
le o exhibiting hei part Of the United States favor
able terms; She fitted style suitable for public exhi
hon and has attracted much notice whee,e, she has BEEN
Tie prncne of propulsion only novel but practicable,
being without, paddles of any Kind and has received the appo
baton OF skllu IL Sold she will be let
shares 10 responsible lnquir. Of D. d. Wendell No.
23 Water street, New York Stephen Bates Boston, Mass
who wi also sell the right for using the principle applied to
said boat. je22 eod3tsr
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BY RIELL & ARCULARiUs,

FRIDAY, June q.
At l0ls O'Clock at the auction room
large assortment 81 h'riwae and cutlery, being the stock
of a person retiring from business
SATURDAY, June 2S,h.
AT l0ls O'Clock the sale room
Oil PsinngsA Tine collection Of paintings sing many
originals BY the old masters worthy attention of riyae
gentle men and the trade. -
MONDAY June 9th, at the sales room
General Asgnee' Sales-By virtue Of sundy DEGREES in
Bankurtcy issued of the District Court the IT, States
the Southern District Of NewYork vesting sev
raj and Joint fthe Bankmps therein forth will
sell public auction, the sales Rsl Acuaus
Of Broadway and Duane streets, the city N York
Monday the eth inst at II O'clock A. NJ. the stock in
trade of merchant tailor consisting Of variety Of
cloths, cassmeres vesngs, summer ST. ifs. trimmings, &c
Also, the fixtures and implements OF trade Also stock
fashionable millinery es, bshmen', consisting oa variety of
and fashionable articles being of the r~rsona effects
of said Benkupts. VIM Coventry II. Wadde Official Gs-
neral Assignee.
TUESDAY, June 28th,
49, AT 10Y o'clock, at the sales room. SOL Broadway
Wines, Liquors, SegaTs, &c.Con.istny of very choice
hIamsey and south side madeira Duff Coons pile and bro
berry port and Julien cre star and anchor champagne
Darcy brandy IN bond cors and patent alab,ste
candles lvana and Principe Seglrs, various BIDS and with
other articles in the line. which the attention of r
lis nvited-to be sold IN lots To suit purchasers
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- BY THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos 90 finn and us Fitto' sfreeo
FRIDAY
At 0ls o'clock. AZ the sales room,
Sale q dry goods coihng fncy and pledged articles, Je"
siry, watches, groceries, wines. hlurufs, SCARS Ac
Also, trunks excellent clothing. valuable gold dial patent
lever watch; soda fountain
SATURDAY..
Al iri. o'c'ork. Al the sales room,
l.arse sac OF valuable furniture 81 al descriptions
Also piano oues elegant sflntles lamps and ustres.
beautiful mlntel clock, &c.
Also 30 excellent sofas bedSteais rcgrraors safes
100 hair Venetian blinds assorted sizes, looking glasses 20
best double hair mauesses y je22r
TUESDAY,
AT lt1a o'clo k auction room,
Larse Stock OF London Clohing-Aa entire, extensive and
valuable stock Of London clona Of all descriptions aud sui
table 70, th ason received direct om England;
rlsinc hunting and sporting and jackets dress and lroc
coas elegant and looms, also fine drilling
high, summer articles ofwear for genlemen bombasne
vests, panaloons, sc.
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FIREWORKS

FOURTH OF JULY
EIREW ORKS-New York Laborstory-M Bennett Io6
l. Front doors south of FultonThe esSa-
sve and brilliant of Fireworks offered
the above place. consisting Of Honorary and Signal Rockets
with gold and silver rain: Suns Fans Palm Trees, ryrands
Peruvian Crosses, Oetsgoon Triangle, vsrcuie Mines or
Sepenis and Stars Maroons. Bsngo Lights, Ean Capdles
large and small Seents Pin Wheels Gashopsr Port Frs
blue Lights, Scroll Wheels Torhlons. ns Pigeons Tor.
pedos, Pulling Crackers, Double headers F.csckers
ton Rockets, &c.
Country merchants and deal in general requested to
call and examine the above stock
NB-Commees for city and country display military and
private parties can be supplied the liberal terms
e above articles, wauantcd-the sterals having been
lee ed with the u,most care. eh tojyi'r
DAGUERREOTYPE NEW PATTERN APPARA
- TUS.-E A. ARTAULT& CO., is8h Fulton street,
opposite ST. Paus church. have received per packet ship A.
and offer for sale low prices 800 French plates large
inches half half IS complete Dsgucreotyre apparatus,
pattern; so aromatic lenses made Paris by Apnonse
Giroux X Co.; 100 botesbyy osurhfe Of soda.
Also tpoli Of vensc codine chloride Of iodine bomipe,
bromne OF iodine chloride OF gold and the accecratng
substance. les
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And Board by the for single gentlemen aes the
reasonable terms.
The Carlton House centrally situated in Broadway the
highest ground IN The city and its elevated position aud
modious construction make airy healthy and
nent location The parlo spacious and elegant and he
house l. n hsd ana furnished trou superior STYLE
The angle rooms pleasant and of access ANA the Ia.
bic dHoe furnished with dclcacv The lrket affords
je2t BENSON HODGES
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6kYS> FOR LIVERPOOL, British Ship,-The A. l.
RfTf COPPER fastened well known fast sailing Br. ship
CHESTER, Capt. Jno. Doyle, will be ready
few daJ and will have despatch for the above
port For light Sc. apply
ROCHE, BROTHERS s. CO.,
IS Fulton-atrse',
Next OOr To he I'm Rank
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Excess OF expenditure, $5l2,5s2
This is without the interest the debt incurred in
their construction. The following will show the
required to complete the unfinished lines, and pay
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- 80 80

THE OLD LINE of Packets Tor Liverpool vii hereafter he
despatched in the following order excepting when the day
sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeeding
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MOTICE-The steamboat Washington having broken her
~ shaft compelled withdraw from the nver repair
bur will resume he, trips in few days. ic2i itsc
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CARLTON HOUSE.

HE proprietors of the Carlton House. DESTROYS having
their charges correspond with the times respectfully in.
form their friends and the public that they have determined
reduce their Tariff of Prices the standard Of 1888 and will
in future accommodat, their customers wiz, lerd
AZ ne Table dHot, ior''' '..''.'. 81 50 rer day
fri'ate Tables, - 80 ''
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE "a, 1912
Cleared.

Ships francois An,worth, Hsvre. Bolton Fox Living
bot Story do slofp%; Constitution feabody, Boston,
schaehard Fare Coz Liverpool, tDr( Spence, Quebec,
Goodhue CoaBrgs Cuba, Latham, G,yeson Jno Ogden;
E Eead S;l Rhino Dr., Cqny Winds. Ms souIe Whmsy
more; Currency sharp Phladephia Reesde Langley, Bo
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THE extensive varied and brilliant exhbiiional FREE
works ever manufactured in this other country,
ready for delivery the lowest rms lots
mees aud parties for the celebration the Of July
United States Laboratory, Jersey CITY
- ISAAC EDGE, Jr, PyrotechnIst.
Orders left Nblos GARDEN Maiden Lsne i32 Chatham
street, will meet with immediate attention. goods delivered
20 any part of the city free of expense. el2 tiyi@r
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DEACON COURsE-TROTT1>G-1he Trot that was
IL have taken place THIS Course Thursday June
postponed Of The weather TIL Ffuay June
at O'Clock, r. NJ. Purse, so Mile Heats beat three IN
VS.. Roed enters 81. g. snaaie
q. Crave br. & sun Patch,
A. Concklin. b. Homer,
III, Woodruff. hr. 2. icctos.
Aiwi sion o the stand 81 ie2iIsc
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first place, would not The trustee IN tins case De
released IN justice and honor, from all obligation
to distribute The rentals appropriated at spe-
cic rates having proved inadequate TO the pay
ncht of the trust charge; and in the second
would not his recommendation of udirer Of
distribution be correct and proper? We think
they would, and shall proceed to make the APP
plIcation Of the illustration.
The brothers, in the case supposed, are in the
place of the States, the trustee being the Gen
eIal Government. The rents appropriated TO
the current expenses Of the trust are the duties
imposed, under the Compromise act, and the
rents of which distribution is 10 be made, rep
resent the proceeds Of the sales Of the public
lands. The bankruptcies among the tenants
may be regarded as the failures Of existing du
ties owing TO the depression Of trade, TO meet
the expenses for the payment Of which they
were intended, or, in other words, the expenses
OF the Government. The new leases are the
increased duties to be laid on merchandise with
view to the expenses above named, the neces
sty TO make which is barrier 10 the distribu
ton among the brothers, or the States, and the
Recommendation OF UUireF answers 10 the act
on the part Of the President with regard to the
suspension of the operation of the Distribution
law.
Here we have plain story, told in plain
way-a story that can be comprehended by the
most common inteect-and, however II may
| suit interested partsans on one side or the other
10 twist matters to suit'their II purposes, il is
nothing more or less than the case at issue
We are pleased TO find in the Message decided
recognition of the principle Of discriminating
duties which shall Incidentally operate as a
protection 10 lame industry, and thus furnish The
very best regulator Of our own currency. The
Message IS honest and patriotic, and cannot
fail to command the confidence of the country /,
50 far as Justice, frankly and forcibiy set forth
can secure that end. Let tariffites and anti
disrlbullonlsts turn it as they Mill, they can
make of it nothing more less than rise
measure, dictated by the emergency Of the
country
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND
THE GLOBE

The Globe OF Saturday has new outbreak
upon the Secretary of State. We think we
understand the cause. Pray does not the Globe
complain that the Department did not give ii
the publication Of the compendium of the cen
sus? Has it not had an application on that
subject before Congress and does il not appear
that very pretty arrangement had been enter
ed into between the printers of the Globe and
one of the Clerks in the Department for sharing
the profits OF that job and was not this conve-
nient arrangement broken up by The printing
being given to another office2 The editors Of
that paper may answer all these questions at
their leisure
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PATRIOTISM

1t is truly refreshing, in the midst of the de-
voton TO partisan purposes by which we are
surrounded, to behold genuine, true hearted pa
trlotism, rearing its crest and frowning indg-
nanty upon those who would sacrifice their
country to the moloch of faction In the Sc
nate yesterday, Mr. Preston assumed position
worthy Of himself AID the gallant State of which
he Justly is the boast. His remarks were a
shadowing forth Of thoughts worthy Of the days
of the Revolution, and proved the speaker to be
far above the grovelng motives by which we
too often find the minds Of politicians actuated.
Mr.. Linn, OF Mo- also oppressed himself, in offer
Ing resolution, in style and temper worthy ofhs
exalted station. 1t It's ilnmaterial To US of what
delivering their sentiments, the lofty bearing
political sectthey may be, provided they retain, in
that 50 well becomes the statesman; and how
ever different their views of public measures
may be from those which we entertain, we hail
them as fellow -laborers in the cause of our com
mon country.
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/ imports. which shall be permanent. la the
essays which we design TO lay before orr readers
on this subject from time to time, ~, hall not
ann at ioruiylns any Of the prevailing ultra
opinions by statistical facts, OF anciiu theore.,
but rather strive TO show that thelhfeo great intc-
rests which are the foundations Of our national
prosperity, wealth and powrr-agricuitu, com
merce and mdnufdctureS-are from the diversi-
ned nature OF our climate, the character of our
people, and the position of our country in rela-
ton to the other nations of the earth, so natu-
rally and harmoniously connected with each
other, that the prosperity of one cannot be I'M
paired, or promoted permanently, without like
INJURY or benefit 10 the others and that any sys-
TEN OF policy therefore which has direct ten
dency to crush or mat erially depress one OF
these vital interests, must inevitably produce
the same ultimate effect upon the prosperity of
the other. 1t will be our endeavor to suggest
and encourage extended national views on the
subject, which shall overlook those narrow sec
tlonal jealousles and prejudices which have
hitherto been often permitted to hedge in and
cramp, not only the Judgment, but the pa
trlotsm OF the ultra champions, both Of free
trade and protection. We have not unfrequent-
ly been asked what are the views of the present
Administration on this subject We point TO
the messages of President Tyler, whose recon-
mendations will be found 10 avoid alike the Ill
traims of the free trade doctrine on the one
hand, and excessive and nvidious protection on
the other. A discriminating tariff for revenue,
adjusted with reference to considerations of
domestic policy Is recommended in the FIRST
message; and in recent one the following ex-
plct language is used "In the exercise of a
sound discrimination, having reference to reve-
nue., but at the same time necessarily affording
incidental protection to manufacturing industry"
This is all that is required, or should be asked
as the permanent policy of the Government and
that it Is requir to promote the real indie
pendence, the prosperity and strength of the
| nation, and is demanded alike by every con.
sideraton Of patriotism and sound policy, we
shall endeayor to show on future occasion
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CONGRESS.

On Monday, in the House, the pending bust
ness was the motion of Mr.. Morgan, 10 suspend
he rules for the purpose of introducing the one
hour rule. Mr.. Morgan said that he would not
nress his resolution for the present. Mr.. Black
sent an amendment to the Clerks table, TO be
read for information, which he said he would
offer whenever the resolution came up. The
nDrpoft of it was, that the roll should be called
Enthusiastically and that each member so called
should be allowed, if he pleased, to speak his
Fillmore moved that the House go into Com
mittee Of the Whole On this motion, the ayes
and noes were ordered-l22 voted in the at-
frmative, and SO in the negative.
TO the floor from Saturday, delivered a long po-
litica speech. He dwet on points which he
pronounced immaterial, until nearly two O'Clock.
He then commenced his regular argument, as
he said, on the question under consideration.
The former part of his speech consisted princi-
pally of comments on the speeches Of Messrs.
Profit and Wise the latter portion on the prln-
ciples of the Wing party as manifested in the
extra session, and of reasoning to show the
necessity Of perpetuating the Distribution bill
and absence Of all requsiion for It's its repeal.
He was followed by Mr. Rayner in a speech
of similar character and tendency, nveghing
againstthe Administration, and responding TO
Messrs Profit and Wise