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HUMBUe.-The boobies of the Express" OBJ
j ect to one of the engravings illustrating Captain
Tyler's visit to New York. The design of that cut
was taken frcm OF the most popular and fashion,
able OF Dickens works, and is probably in the Ii
brary of every lady and gentleman in the country,
including those of the directors. What asses these
editors make themselves?
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AFTER BoARp.-S950 Domestic Creditors Scrip 90. 10
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kILLEn-An lrishmsn named Mossup, on the Nor
wich Railroad.
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n3- OIL TANNIN.-This preparation has now esta-
bshe for itself reputation before gained by any
article for leather reduces the hardest and stiest
leather to its original soness keeps and carriage
leather entirely proof and will double Its wear
These are facts any one calling at q Courtand
will proofs For sale by the gallon or single
bottle,
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TRANSACTIONS OF THE HISTORICAL SocIETY.-One
of the most important historical developments in
past times recently made by this learned Society, is
the report the secret diplomacy of the
Young democracie," by whose intrigues
Captain Tyler, during his late progress through
New Yo'k, was prevented from visiting the
rooms of that institution, which had been lighted
up at an enormous expense" as Barnum says, to
receive him besides, many ladies dressed up for the
occasion. The research and learning expended in
investigating this intrigue of the democratic"
were tremendous One highly important historical
TACT is LUMINOSITY established by these sapans-
honest Captain John Tyler providentially saved
from being bored to death for two hours and there
by his life is accidentally preserved to live out his
rst and only term of Office. History is looking up.
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n3- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
pill Tor the of gonorrheGa glee seminal weakness
all mocopuruleDt discharges from the urcthra
only be had genuine at the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy. perfect cure guaranteed in every
without confinement tantng the breath. dsagreeing
with the stomach. Price 81 per box. Office and consult
ing rooms Of the College 81 Nassau street.
8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. B.-Patents residing at distance have chest
containing sufficient quantity Of Professor Velpeaus
celebrated remedy forwarded to any part of the Union by
addressing the agent of the college, and by letter. post
paid describing case, and enclosing three dollars Qua
ranteed to cure,
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Seyv York. Friday, June 10. IsA3

CAUTION Our subscribers in Philadelphia and others
In that city wishing to subscribe, are cautioned against
being imposed upon by any person offering TO supply the
Herald less than the usual price, such arrapge
cannot be continued Zieber, No. 8, Ledger Build
ing, is only authorized Agent in PHILADELPHIA 10
whom all moneys account of the Herald be paid.
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90 Ma LEW WILLARD. of $50 River street, Troy,
is the authorised Agent to receive subscriptions and de-
liver the Herald in Troy and West Troy. Subscribers
may rely on being duly served with the Herald by him
every afternoon, the arrival of the boats from New
York.
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CO GLORIOUS DAY AND A GLORIOUS PA.
ER-The New World for Saturday, June 1.-THE An
nversary of the Glorious
BATTLE OF BUNKER's HILL,
will be embeshed with Splendid View the Magnif-
cent Fountain in the Bowling Green.
The contens will be worthy CT the high reputation
which the New World sustains-and are entirely orig
nal"
/. The Solitary One-A Tale by Frederika Bremen.
2. Poems by Bersnger-By VIM. Young.
"Reminiscences Of an Old Federalist-No. 2-An inter-
esing series of Sketc hes of the Olden Time
Massacre Of the River Rasin-A "Reminiscences Of the
Last
S Tho UNEMPLOYED Island-A Sketch.
6. Education-Traningo of Teachers.
7. Association and Social Reform.
8. June-Reception of John Tyler.
g. Historical SocietyProceedngs Of the last meeting
with original paper by H r. Colcrnff, Esq.
TO- National Academy of Desgn-Criticism and Coun
ter Criticism.
IL. Scrap Book, and thousand other interesting mat
tiers, all for the small sum of6} cens-$s year. Office 80
Ann street.
FROIssART'S CHRONICLES
Part H. OF this celebrated work is ready. is IL
lus'rated with numerous splendid engravDgs, and ee
gently printed Price 25 cents per number.
Office of " Books for the People" 30 Ann St.
J. WINCHESTER Publisher.
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n3- PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM is NIGHT
y thronged by visitors. We surprised at the
immense attractions and cheap price OF admission cannot
fail to draw full houses The Mnstrels of the Rhine,
Brewer La Petite Certo, Miss Adair Miss Blanchard and
the valuable and extensive collection of curiosites
all be for shilling.
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CAPTAIN TYLER's PnaRMAeE.-Our own John
Jones, OF New York, accompanies the President to
Bunker Hill, and returns with him to Washington,
following his steps all the way. We expect the
first OF his sketches TODAY.
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90 BARNUM HAS PRESENTED A s.

90 BARNUM HAS PRESENTED A STRONG
bill Of attraction this week, and is meeting with his
usual The garden is charming place and the
new fountain yields delightful influence these hot days.
Since the enlargement Of his Lecture Room the audi
can find perfect comfort while listening to the
charming performances ofthe stage At place in the
as there.
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no THERE ARE PROBABLY THOUSANDS
now, who are now down sick with a cold, and cough,
and hoarseness and this might all have been avoided by
the timely Of the Expcctorant Syrup from 81 Count
iandt street Those who wish still to have it can; bat
the wise will send the re for bottle and be cured
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o. THE PREVAILING DISEASE Is INFLUEN-
ZA.-If additional testimony is wanted to exhibit the
well earned pre- emnence of Peases Horehound Candy
all other remedies for the of influenza the fol-
lowing letter from a gentleman Of high standing IN
this city, should sweep away all doubt The Candy is
compounded from Is different Rodents which amalga
mated, form O cure.
New YoRK, June ID, ls43.
GENTLEMEN -
inform you, with pleasure, that your Horehound
Condy has cured Of cough of thirteen years stand
ing after had exhausted host Of other medicines
continued well until few weeks back taken with
severe cold which proved itself to be the pfuenenza.
Fear seized mel Knew the nature OF the disease Hav-
ing confidence in your Condy thought nothing ven
tured nothing gained used and need only say cured
me-and would recommend every man, to use it who has
got the influenza
Respectfully, OWEN PHELAN, 80 Chatham 1t.
SolI at as Division St. 10 Asor House; no. 243 l74
529 500 6si and 755 Broadway l7s and 223 Houston ST.
1913 Spring Guion Bowery and Grand ST. ~ Fulton ST.
1885, and 232 Greenwich ST $50 Hudso ST. pa Bowe
nv; ls4 Grandst lss Bowery Brombush, Broome and
Varick streets.
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RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
The relations between the present governments of
England and the United States are of the most paci.
nc and friendly character-but there certainly exist
among the PEOPLE of each country respectively those
elements Of unfriendliness-of dscord-of jealousy:
nay, of ancient hate and dislike, that will produce a
groundswel calculated to force the governments of
both from their friendly attitude into different and
more unpleasant one.
Recent events have very much increased these
symptoms. The strange and lawless seizure of the
Sandwich Islands by Lord Paulet, and the recent
threats altered in Parliament against Ireland have
created a perfect tempest throughout the popular
masses of this country. OF course the United States
government have sacred treaties to observe, and
they must observe them in good faith-but there is
no law, no power, no influence in this country that
can prevent popular outbreak of enthusiasm in
favor of any indication of revolution instruction,
effort of deverance, made in Ireland, or in Eng
land, or in France, against their present forms of
government
It believed in this country that the popular
masses Of all western Europe are republicans, and
ready at the first chance to throw ofithe institutions
OF antquity-and TO copy those of the United States
and wherever there is an effort made at such a
purpose in Dublin Manchester, London, or Paris, it
will always meet with sympathetic response by
the masses of this land, who give the impulse to the
government in the last resort. New York is the
grand centre of this popular element of modern
ciety and civilization and all that free and widely
circulated press do, is report its workings
curately but not attempt to control what is irress
tible and uncomfortable. This is what we do
In the meantime, we will be on the tip-toe of ex-
pectation for the next movements in Ireland-and
the disposition OF the British government in the
cent seizure OF the Sandwich Islands. We may be
The threshold of insurection-war and revolution
throughout Europe. The United States were never
in peaceful, united, and prosperous condition
did Europe ever stand on the brink of
greater volcano than she does during the present
seeming peaceful day.
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no BRIDGET o'BRALLEGAN OR, THE /" MAI

90 BRIDGET OBRALLEGAN, OR, THE MAID
of Erin,' not Companion for Rosina Meadows" and
Gertrude Iowald;-E P. Williams < Co. the enter.
prisng publishers at No. % Congress street, have in
press and will issue Tuesday work Of rare interest,"
with the above title and appropriate engraving We
have glanced hastily at the manuscript, and can assure
readers that the story taking one, and will bs
eagerly sought AFTER The work will be issued in most
beautiful STYLE and sold at the extreme low price OF six
cents. W. CO. have in hand several manuscripts frsm
of best authors which will appear in rapd sue
ceson We wish the enterprising publishers all sorts
OF success, for few more more deserving of it.
The above will be for sale by E. b. futile, No Ann
street; wsdlegh'. 45s Broadway Oxiords, los Bowery
and news agents generally.
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rv.or FoprIcy BuIsIS NrwlYoRK.

The probability of large fall import OF goods 70 I'M
prove the demand bills is daily diminishing Inc re-
newed agitation of the tariff is likely 10 psrayze com
mcrce at for another year. Inc ep'i'"ce OIL he
go o,v rrovss that uncertainty is worse than he
49,, .n.rors certainty During the first six months of
s, The imports of the United States exceeded those Of
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o. SUPPORT THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
the of bringing every thing in every kind Of b1s
ness to living AID reasonable price On this ground il
pure Extract Of Ssrsaparilla made at 81 Courland
street. and which is warranted good any that sells
for dollar per bottle and wise people WILL of
look out for their interests We do not advertise
such extent Others and that is the
afford ours at so cents per botte$4 per doz
To be found only at 81 COurtlandt street.
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90 ALARMING EPIDEMIC.-We scarcely meet an
indiv idual in city who is not afflicted with the nu
in its FORM Old and young-the prudent and
imprudent, alike to complain; Indeed, such uni
versal affection we have not witnessed since the cholera
in 30 Many think it is merely temporary cold, which
will pass of in a day two This is net always the
it will in all probability terminate in consump
rate keep your fannsls and cleanse your system by
the Brstos Pure Extract Of sarsaparilla wholy
eradicates all symptoms OF disease and the best alera
tive medicine extan Nature requires that purder
ofthe blood should be taken at this ofhe year;
of the of roet beer and such like drsughts,
which only weaken the system without benehting it
thereby.
City Agents for the sale OF Bristos sarsaparlla-Wm
Burger, Wholesale agent 50 Courtandt street. and lo9
Greenwich street; and at retail at the following paces:
Milhau's Pharmacy, ls3 Broadway; Rushton Aspn.
wall, ITO Broadway; James Syme, Md, 63 Bowery, and
Vot,nG On Et,Itn
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The Presidents Pilgrimage to Bun ker Hill
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
On BOARD THE STEAMBOAT MASSACHUSETTS,, }
Cfi Stonington, Thursday, June Is, 1913
O'Clock, A M. }
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Esq
DEAR SIR -
The truly magnificent boat on board of which
am writing this, has just reached the mouth OF
StoniBgion harbor. The President, who sleeps
alone on this occasion, with all his Cabinet and
their lovely female relatives. are all fast asleep; the
later looking
So tranquil, So beloved,
All they have left of life with US living
So gentle srless helpless, and unmoved
And all scious Of the Joy they're giving
All they have felt inflicted, passed and proved,
flushed into depths hey ond the waters diving;
There lie the things we love, with all their errors
And all their charms, like death without its errors
Such is the exact position of the President and
his suite, at this present writing; the latter is thus
made up:-
THE OFFICIAL PERsoNAeEs IN THE SUITE CT THE
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Get out o. de way
pause, and stamping Of one foot)
Get out o. de way -
(Pduse)
Get out o. de way
You hardened sinner
You too late to come to dinner
Get out o. de way
At which the President and ladies' roared with
laughter. Whilst this was going at one end ot
the boat, Mr.. Curtis, the Collector, and two Clay
wings were in high contest at the other they were
railing at the President for various matters wi hen
Curtis took up the cudges, and alter stormy dis
cusson of fifteen minutes, he used them both up,
and they SUNK off to bed heartily ashamed and a
few friends OF theirs, who undertook to encourage
them, went oil ano joined the singing party, and
Laughed as heartily any one. But Just as they be.
came friendly TO the President, John Tyler (not The
Presidency was literally overfowing with friendly
rose and said, Mr.. President, as you have an ar
duous days work before you, and it is IL we will
leave you to seek Tepose." Solitary and alone, "
said somebody. The ladies' Uttered. Mr.. TIE,
then rose, his eyes glIsenlng with delight and said
" But have first pleasing duty to perform" and
putting his arms round the neck Of beautiful young
girl, he gave her hearty kiss Then like Harry
the Eighth, when he exclaimed as he kissed Anne
Boleyn, "a challenge, let 1t go round !" so John
Tyler went round 81 beautiful women, and kissed
them all but three, who ran into the cabin scream-
ing. The gowng girls colored scarlet, and fought q
from his embrace. Oh, IL was regular rape OF the
lips, and no mistake. II was well Mr.. Webster
wasn't here.
Alter this, the President went to the Captains
private cabin which was fitted up bedroom foi
him, in most elegant style Rich carpet, superb
bed, with sheets, counterpart, blankets, pillow
cases, night shirt, nghcap, every thing, white and
pure az the snow flake e'er II falls and takes he
talnt OF earth. The bed had rich crimson and white
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

Su'y -, iV'o.
TN order to prevent the alteration of the amounts
i for which certificates of United States stock are
or may be issued, il has been determined not to rs
sue any certificates Of the loan Of lS43 except those
in which the sum is engraved, and where the d'ie-
rent denominations are very distinctly exhibited BY
plates varying from each other in their style and vg
nettes. These denominations will be Sl0O, S5U0,
$1,000, 49, 90, $1,000, $4,000.
No transfer OF stock in that loan therefore be
made of any fractional part of 500, in any case
To accomplish the same object, as far as may DE
possible in relation to stock in other loans OF the
United States, no certificates will be issued Tor a
fractional part OF $780, except for sums between Sioo
and 5000 and then only upon trainers Of such irac-
tionsl certificates as have heretofore been issued
No future transfer of any stock requiring certificate
Of any fraction Of 500, except IN the ease last spe
cited, will there ore be hereafter sanctioned Al
other certificates will have the engraved. II Is
earnestly desired that holders Of certificates, in which
the sum written will return them to the Treasury in
exchange for those in which the denominations are en-
grayed Ii is presumed that the holders will pc
the additional security VIII oh this arrangement will
afford to them and to the Government The certif-
Gates to be exchanged, having endorsed on them an
order for such exchange by the holder, may be lett
with any depository Of the Treasury, by whom they
will be transmitted, and those received in return will
be delivered To the holders free of all expense.
In the new certificates of stock of the loan Of IS43
on the books OF The Treasury, will be
perceiyed that an assignment IS engraved al the end
of each. THIS assignment is IN no case to be sePa-
rated from the body of the certificate until an actual
transfer at the Treasury has been made when il will
b. cut of for the purpose Of destroying the negotia-
biIity of the certificate. A. its separation viii, III
all cases be evidence that the certificate itself has
been assigned and i, no longer valid Sc ury
J. C. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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rHEAsuRY DEpARrMESf,

|
NOTICE 10 applicants for renewal Of lost Certificate,
OF Stock, Dr. for payment II LOST Treasury dfqts o.
Treasury noics.- From The Imperfect form il which
applications are frequently pres n'ed al this Depart
men nor renewal OF certificates of stock Of pay Of
r'asury dfaiis or Treasury notes lost or destroyed
II ~ deemed proper 10 inform those HON il may
eern that the Department expects every such applca-
ton to he accompanied by The following documents
!. settlement, oath or aiiirma ion by the al-
plean', showing the time, place. and all oiher cir
cumsia nces attending the loss DESTRUCTION of III.
certificate, draf note, with letter, number, date
amount the rate Of ne-ssi 1t bears The time whch
interest," if any, has been paid; in whore favor IT
issued when made payable; together with every
Other particular relating 10 H. Within the knowledg'
of the opp icant
Z. An inst um, mt in writing, 10 he signed by th'
applicant, with Two sureth rolting the particular
hnI' inbefre specified, by which such applicant anc
MS sur''ies shall Jointly and severaly agree 10 pay
any person who may establish valid claim 10 the
TN ate, dfait, or note alleged 10 have been lost
lies royed, The full value thereof On dema nd with ne
rest un paid and also, 10 pay 10 the United Saies
any SUN which shall appear to have been enormously
paid 10 such claimant lur To the SAID applca-
non, with interest until pa d. Such instrument is l.
be executed IN the presence of Judge District A.
'oiney OF the United States a Judge of Suprem'
or Superior Court of any State, by whom The suiii
cheney of the surelies, in double the amount claimed
must be certified
8 "A copy OF public advertisement of the loss
destruction OF the certificate drah note, made by
ilac" OF such loss or DESTRUCTION accompanied 10y thu
afid wit Of the printer publisher Of the same tha
the SAID advert sement had b,en inserted in the saiC
paper for si1 consecutive weeks.
J. c. SPENCER,
July ll-tw Secretary Of the Treasury.